The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-09-04
Election Returns
Still Incomplete
MANY SURPRISES ON REPUBLICAN TICKET
Representatives Endorsed for County Division.
Probable Winners.


possible to give the exact figures
on the resul of the primaries,
Tuesday, but enough returns
have been received to make il
certain that Ex-Governor Jas.
n. Hawley has received the den.-
ocralic nomination for United
States Senator and Moses Alex
ander for Governor.
Judge Forney has been nom
mated as one of the congressman
The race between Dunning and
Miller for the other nomination
is close with Dunning leading.
Senator Brady won the repub-
lican nomination to succeed him
self, by a large majority and
Governor Haines is also renom-
mated, having received nearly
as many votes as his two com
petitors together.
Morgan and Walters were
nominated for Justices of the
Supreme Court on the nOn-part-
isan ticket and will be pitted
against each other at the gen.
eral election in November.
Herman H. Taylor of Sand
point was nominated for lieuten-
ant governor on the republican
ticket and Geo. r. Barker of the
same city has secured the nom
ination for secretary of state on
the same ticket.
The other successful republic
ans ON the state ticket are Hus-
ton for auditor, Allen for treas
urer, Peterson for attorney gen
eral, Mccoy for superintendent
of public instruction and Bell for
inspector of mines.
On the democratic state ticket
there was no opposition outside
of United States Senator, Govern
or and member of Congress.
On the democratic county
ticket there was very little op-
position. From the figures
available, Frazier has defeated
Leaf for state senator, Fred Won
nacott has been nominated for
assessor and Neil Coventry for
surveyor. No complete figures
have been received ON commits
sioners but Ferguson has been
nominated in this district and
Steele in the second district. The
successful candidate in .he third
distinct is not known.
The other candidates on the
democratic ticket are; Ouarles,
sheriff; Dandy, auditor; Wer-
Eelte, county attorney, MauG
Seeley, superintendent Of schools
Schenker, probate judge.
The legislative ticket is; Sen
ator, James II. Frazier; repre-
sentatives, II. J. Hull; Martin
Poleson; S. w. Cope and R. d
Leeper.
From the present returns, Ed
leblute, Filzimmons, Kiger anC
Hunt are ahead but Nc Donald
is crowding close and has a pos
sible chance to win out.
, On the county ticket the court
house crowd was successful
without exception. Bailey de.
feated Evans by a small majOrit,
for sheriff, as did Morgan, pres.
ent deputy assessor. Wearne
for county attorney. Deput,
, Assessor Carman was nominate,
for auditor and Acton was renOn
4 mated for assessor, Reed as pro
hate Judge Egbers as superin
tendent of schools and Shepher
: as coroner. The present boar
= of county commissioners were al
, renominated by good majorities
: The following are the lates
I figures obtainable on the stat
officers.
With something over 5000
votes yet to be heard from, tn
race between Jones, McCracke
= Johnson and Kerl for the repub
,can nomination for congress
still in doubt. Addison
Smith undoubtedly gets one O
5 the nominations for this posilio
= and Jones is now in the lead fo
the other. Reports are extreme