Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-09


United States senate, Ralph Cameron
for governor, and the other republic
cans on the ticket. The progressive
and republican primaries were quite
perfunctOry.
In some counties not more than
fifty per cent of the registered vote
was brought out at the primaries
and in few counties was as much as
sixty per cent of it brought out, so
that a great unknown quantity will
worry the nominees between this and
the time of the general election.
In Maricopa county there was
fair attendance of women voters at
the primary.
At midnight it was PLAIN from the
meager returns drifting in from half
dozen counties that Smith had been
re-nominated by a large majority and
that by a smaller margin Governor
Hunt had defeated DR.. Hughes. Early
returns had given the latter surprising
leads in small precincts in Yavapai and
Cochise. Returns from one or two
small precincts in this county seemed
would lead Hunt in the rural precincts
by sufficiently large majorities to wipe
out an expected heavy Hunt vote in
town. But later. the returns from the
south side as well as those from the
west end where the Hughes sentiment
was believed to be particularly strong,
showed slight Hunt majorities. Mean
Nxhi dn1 in 10
city precincts his lead increased. Later
returns from the outside meager as
they were were sufficiently indicative
to leave no doubt of his denomination
by substantial majority
The meager returns indicated too
that Callaghan had developed greater
strength in various parts of the state
than had been expected. Also he was
receiving heavier vote in this, Ormes
home county than had been counted
upon. The vote of the latter seemed
to bear no relation to the so-called adj
ministration vote as had been predicted
and the probabilities then were that
Callaghan would be nominated.
Though none of the larger precincts
plete returns, it seemed evident that
all the present members of the supreme
court had pulled through and that all
tn members of the corporation COM
mission had been re-nominated with
the exception of Cole. Bradner's nom
ination was assured. These were all
the contests among the democrats.
The count everywhere was provoke
ingly slow on account of the extreme
length of the ballot Communication
was lost with many points by the clos
ing of the telegraph offices when only
a small part of the vote had been
counted and word was received from
others that the count would not be
completed before this morning. In
pected that it would be noon before
the completion of the count
The republican and progressive vote
everywhere was light and from many
points was not reported at ALL 1t was
apparent that these parties having no
contests of their own to settle had
shut up shop to assist their friends, the
democrats in the settlement of their
domestic troubles.
The following tidings drifted in
from different parts of the state
Coconino County
WILLIAMS, Sept S.-The count in
Williams precinct to ten o'clock fol-
lows:
L. S. Senator-Smith, 81; Ling, 6;
Hubbell, s; Nelson, g.
Congress-Hayden, %; Eads, s.
Supreme urt-Cunningham, I'll
Franklin, II; Hawkins, IL; Ross. 30;
Armstrong. s.
Governor-Hughes, 7; Hunt, 80;
Cameron, Z; Young. 4.
Secretary of State-Osborn, 81;
Cole. I.
Auditor-Callaghan. II; Orme. 90;
Gardner, s.
Treasurer-Parr, 25; Simms, g.;
Riming, 7.
Attorney general-Jones, "a; Lin
ney, 2; Hardy, 3; Morrison, g.
Superintendent public instruction
! Case, Is; Robertson, II; Krebs. I.
Corporation Commission-Babbitt
Jones, 10; Weatherford. Is; Maddox,
8; Mitchell, s; Reed. 5.
Count progressing slowly, $50 votes
cast.
WILLIAMS, Sept. 9-First half of
vote counted gives Ling II, Smith
Ga Cunningham 81, Franklin SO, Haw-
kins %, Ross 81; Hughes II, Hunt 49,;
Callaghan 80, Orme 49, Parr as, Simms
%; Wiley Jones 60, Linney Z, Hardy
I; Case 81, Robertson IS; Rabbit "a,
Bradner "a, Cole 80, Geary 35, Jones 48,
Weatherford So; Bolin %. Hanson 80;
Hubbell 26, Cameron 80, Morrison &c.;
Krebs 26, Maddox 35, Campbell 33.
Coehse County
DOUGLAS. Sept S.-Total vote
polled in Douglas and Pirtleville,
1747; democrats, 1900; progressves,
SO; republicans, as; socialists, IS.
BISBEE, Sept S-Returns from
Fairbanks, Cochise, complete: Smith,
20; Ling. 0; Hayden, 20; Cunning
ham, 10; Franklin, 10; Hawkins, 5;
Ross, II: Hughes, Is; Hunt, 9; Os-
born, IS; Callaghan, 81; Orme, l.;
Parr 3; Simms. IS; Miller, 9; Zan-
der, 8; Bolin. Z; Hanson, 3; Hardy,
Is; Jones, s.; Linney, O; Case, IL;
Robertson, 5; Babbitt, q; Bradner,
Is; Cole, 5; Geary, 81 Jones, 9;
Weatherford, 4.
County vote Fairbanks democratic
administration; only three votes re-
publican and bull moose.
BISBEE, Sept. S.-Five small pre-
o;v tb;c county olive Smith o.