The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-08-27
4sThe Primary Election.

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first time, and it worked out fairly
we'll considering the fact that only a
few had a thorough understanding Of
the measure. There were a number
who We're Of the opinion that scratch
ballot could be voted the same as at
the general election, and those voting
this way lost their vote. The con-
tests III town were fairly tame and not
much ent husasm was manifested, the
principal contests being on the demo-
cratic ticket for the offices of state
senator, sheriff, and precinct COM
mittee man. There was an unusually
large number Of names written in on
the ballots, giving different people a
scattering vote, and on party tickets,
which was not represented by those
receiving the votes.
We understand that out at the Ray
mond polling place there were ten Re-
publican votes, three democratic, and
two each of the progressive and So
cialist. From the Lovejoy precinct,
as we'll as from the Big Cottonwood,
the returns were brought in sealed,
and the results are not known at this
time. 1t will be several days before
the returns are all i'm. Following are
the returns Of the Malta town vote
as given on each of the four tickets in
the field:
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Congress - Fletcher Maddox, 81;
Washington j. Mccormick, 10; Saml.
N. Nicholson, l2; Harry II. Parsons,
IA.
Justice Supreme Court - VIM. L..
Holloway. 80.
Railroad Commissioner - Daniel
Boyle, 81: Nathan Godfrey, 8; o. W.
Tong, 2.
Senator-tieorge W. Clay, 81.
Representative Sidney j. Rumble,
81; Herman A. Sampson, 50.
County Commissioner - Peter A.
West, 50; Carl j. Anderson, 40.
Clerk and Recorder-W. B. Shoe
maker, SO.
SHERIFF.. w. Powell, 66.
Treasurer-Truman Patten, SO.
Assessor-Barton H. Cottrell, Sc.
+. County ttorney-Rutfcorn, 3.
superintendent of Schools-M Mss
Flora Sims, 81.
County Surveyor-W. II. Mann,
A: l.. V. Lockwood, 20.
Justice of Peace-F. r.. Kramer, ~.
Constable-Robert Mclean, 3; V.
Ludwick, 3.
Committeeman M. kirton, SO.
DEMOCRATIC TICNET
Congress-J obn NJ Evans, 36: Tom
Stout, 30.
Justice Supreme Court--J ohm e.
Erickson, %; James M. Clements, 8;
Jos. B. Poindexter, 6.
Railroad commissioners. E. Nc
Cormick, 16: John A. Lovelace, IS;
Earl J. johnson, 3.
State Senator - Daniel Mckay, 30:
Thomas Dignan, s.
Representatives p. Minnck, SO:
John Willis, 33; E. w. Burke, 20.
County Commissioner-.john Betz
Is years) 35; G. W. Baylor "a years), h,
30: Chas. j. Smith q Year, 81.
Clerk and Recorder-W. b. Halbig,
b.
Sheriff-W. w. Jaycox, 33; II. M.
Majors, II.
County Treasurer john j. Tattan,
33.
County Assessor J. Snyder, 35
County Attorney ey-George W. Ruff
corn, 36.
Superintendent of Schools - Miss
Alene McGregor, ~
County Surveyor-R. l.. Kinney, 3d.
Committeeman-.James +. kildutf,
81; OFT Casady, %.
PROGR EsSlVE TICKET
Congress-James NJ. Brnson, II;
Wellington ID. Rankin, H.
Railroad mmissioner-.Joseph A 81.
Williams, IL. .=-.
State Senator-R. Il. Cookingham,
l3.
representative Herbert J. Adden,
II: Fred w. Kroeger, IL: Marius
Sektnan, IL.
County Commissioner, year term
Howard c. Spencer, 13; year term
W. E. Biddle, II: year term -knut
Hammernes, II.
Clerk and Recorder. J. W. Dale, u.
Treasurer-H. ID. Roub, 10.
Assessor-Earl q. Cautfmann, s:
+. W. Wilson, 4.
County Attorney-John l.. Slattery
is.
Charles +. Peterson. 10.
Surveyor-HarveyB Booth, 9.