The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-08-26
The C0UNTrS REGISTRATION
Competed Thursday Evening for the
PRIMARIES. Democrats Are AWAY
In the Lead.

o'"'i aeioh closed Thursday
evening, when a total of 1922
'hurchiii county voters had come
forward and earned the right 70
participate in the primaries next
Tuesday in all cases where contests
are involved in their respective par
ties. A considerable number of
voters did not register, il being con.
eeded generally that between 1850
and 1900 have the right to vote
within this county. The greater
number of the delinquents will
probably register between now and
the time limit for qualifying to vote
at the November 3rd general cleo.
tion. There derelicton is due prob
ably to lack of interest in the pri-
mary results.
The Democratic registration far
exceeds the Republican in every pre-
cinct except White Rock, which
though possessed of few votes, is a
Republican stronghold. Those
possessed of the notion that the
Democratic registration reflects an
undue amount of Republican senti-
ment are probably due for a genu-
Inc surprise at the general election.
-
There is decided reversion of po-
litical sentiment in this county No
where perhaps In the west, have in
diyiduals been brought into closer
touch with the national administra-
tion than here, through their deal
ings with the interior department In
matters affecting their property
rights-indeed, their very existence.
In every instance, the treatment ac-
corded has been humane and con-
siderate, proving the administra
tons complete sympathy for the men
who are compelling the desert to
yield It's reward for strenuous labor.
This policy has won the hearts of
many an individual who through
past generations has known only the
standard OF the G. o. P., and this
condition will surely be proven when
the general election results are tabu-
lated In November
The registration by precincts is as
follows:
New River. Democratic. 247; Re-
publican, 205; Socialists, 32; Pro-
gressives. 5; not given. IA. Total
sos.
Wonder, Democratic, IA; Repub-
liean, 81; Socialist, 81; Progress
sives, 5. Total registration. 14S.
Terrell, Democrats. 6; Republi-
cans, 2: Socialists, 3. Total regis
tration IL.
Saltwater, Democrats. 4S: Re-
puhlicans, 90: Socialists, 1 Pro-
gressiyes, /. Total registration. 49,.
Lahonton. Democrats, 81; Repub-
llcans, 81; Socialists 4. Total regis
tration, SC.
White Rock. Democrats, 4; Re-
publicans, I.
Hazen, Democrats. %; Republic
cans, 22: Progressives, 4 Socialist.
1. Total registration, SO.
st Clair. Democrats, 101: Repub-
licans, 25; Socialists, Il. Total
registration, 1873.
Falrview, Democrats, 49, Repub-
leans, 20; Socialist, !; Progressiyes'
I, No Party. 2.
Total Democrats, 593; Republic
cans. 36s: Socialists, 81; Progress
sives, 22; No Party, 21; Prohibi'
ZIONIST, /.
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