Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-04
! YESTERDAY PRIMARY
;WaltergT Oliver Defeatedlfor Legis-
! lature by Fraklia Williams, if
in Fairfax.

Walter T. Oliyer for the past elgat
wears member Of the. house Of dele
gates from Fairfax Cos was defeat
cd Yesterday for reelection, by
EFranklin Williams, Jr., OF Vienna
ECompleten returns are not available
Eon accounttaof= telephone lines having
been put out of communication by
last nights storm, but Williams ma
soritv will be about 200 over Oliver.
F With one precinct still to hear
from, and that in the Huddleson dis
trict, Claude Wiley is apparently
elected county treasurer by major
ity of 80, with Huddleson close Sec
ond. -
J.. R.. Allison was re-nominated
sheriff over W. w. Swarz by large
majority. In the Mt. Vernon dis
erict, W. r. P. Reid was reelected
Supervisor over E. N. West, by four
majority. Mr.; Reid received 115
votes and Mr.. West, Ill.
/ Scattering returns from Falls
Church district indicate the election
of Frank Ballenger as supervisor for
that district, over v. c.. Donald
! son.
II For Mount Vernon district, the to-
II tai vote was as follows: For legisla-
|Eture. Williams, 1872; Oliver, 81; for
treasurer, Pickett, 1873; Garrett l.;
n Wiley, 65; Davis, 27; Huddleson, Z;
Parrish, O; for sheriff; Allison 1870;
fSwarz 35.
r, Scattering returns; from Falls
Church district indicate the election
of Frank Ballenger as supervisor
II from that district over V. c. Donald
son.
H Vote in Pulman's precinct was;
Williams, 25; Oliver, %; Pickett, Al;
i Garrett, o; Wiley, 6; Davis 1; Huddle'
4 son, 0; Parrish, 0; Allison, al; s~afz
IFS; Reid 20; West 81.
a West End precinct-Pickett, 50;
! Wiley, 9; Davis, 9; Parrish 2; Gar,
B ret, /; Huddleson, o.; BaHenger 80
Donaldson, 21; Williams 30; oiive'
20.
Accotink-Oliver, Al; Williams. AZ
Allison, rs; Swarz, 5; West, 40; Req
4 Al; Wiley,46; Pickett, 20; Davis'll
Huddleson and Parrish 1 each: ant
Garrett O.:
Results in Manassas. The Democra
: tic primary was holly contested Il
.. Prince William County despite" th'
h fact that the only county Office 20 Of
q filled was that of sheriff. Charles A
& Barbe, of Coles, defeated D. j. Ar
4 rington by a vote of 651 to S23. Full
Il " 80 per cent of the qualified pr
& mary electors cast ballots for super
8 yisors in Manassas District. j. j
z Conner won from j. F. Quick, w.
9:to 147. For constable in Manassa:
+ District E. L. Cornwell defeated l
b C.. Reid, ITS to 1877. In the Gainesville
8 district, for supervisor, o. G. Hut
/. Crimson was chosen over w. R. Cos
6 son, 125 to 40. In Brentsville DIS
y trict. for supervisor, the vote was j
+; P: Kerlin, 81; NJ. Seese, Z; JOSEPH
d Cockrille, 81.
&. Culpeper Va, August 1.-The hetis
81 contested fight for the nomination
81 for the Senate was decided in the
n Democratic primary held here yes
terday, when Senator R. Clyde bow
III ers carried the. counties of Culpepr,
81 Madison and Orange by majority
of 1875 to $50 votes: Colonel S. M.
Newheuse had a majority. of ninety
six in Rappahannock. Representa-
tive Harry Smith was renomlnated
without opposition.
III Warrenton, Va, Aug. Thirteen
precincts out of twenty in Fauquier
L County, give Major Robert A. Nc
fiIntyre a lead of twenty votes over
Tic. T. Pitcher for the State Senate.
!. The vote is very close, and the re-
naming precincts may give Pitcher
the nomination, as most Of these are
y regarded as strong for Pitcher, yet
1 the race is neck and neck, and Moth
ing. definite can be told until the last
h precinct is heard from. Former State
Senator G.. L. Fletcher is elected
Commemorative attorney, defeating
F.. G.. Brook by several hundred ma
jority.