The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-08-27
OFFICIAL VOTE
OF THE PRIMARY
STATE COMMISSIONERS CANVASS
RETURNS AND MAKE
REPORTS.

.f HGPORTS.
State TreasurerLW VIM. A. Hunter 21,-
SSs; Robt. L. Moore, 1868 James A.
Wallace, l4,146.
Clerk of Court Of Appeals-W. c.
Cundin, 100; Earl c. Huntsman 1929;
J. L. Mccoy, 17,452; II, Mcguire, $40:
James 7. Spillman, 4,63O; Henry S.
Vansant, 4l9.
Superintendent OF Public instruction
Charles w. Bell, 421; Il. Z. Green 37,-
7S3
Commissioner of Agriculture-W. C.
Hanna, 1850; Sam. ]. Patrick, 6,S73;
/ JEFF J. Prater, 1858; j. H. Rankin, H.
I 446
| Judicial Districts.
Twenty first Judicial District-Cir-
/ cult Judge, w A. Young, 3,179 w: B.
White, 2,033; B. r. Day, 81. Common
wealth's Attorney, W. C. Hamilton, l.
| 926: b. S. Wilson, LIB; Chas. S. Will
holt, 1892.
Thirty first Judicial District-Circuit
Judge, D. w. Gardner, 1881; VIM, Fl.
/ May, 2,540.
Thirty second Judicial District-Ctr-
cult Judge M NJ, Redwine S,OSe; w.
d. o'Neal, 2025. commemorative At
torney, John NJ. Waugh, 3,OOl; G. W.
| Castle 1898; II. C. Sullivan, S5l.
Twentieth Judicial District-Circuit
Judge, w. c. Halbert, 3,519; E, e. Full
lerton, 1913. Commonwealth Attorney,
John f. Coldiron, 1863; ]. b. Wilhoit,
i 1,642
Twenty third Judicial District--Cir-
cult Judge, J. =. Adams, 2,374: John e.
i Patrick, 32S. Commonwealths Attorney
Kelly Kash, 1912; ], l.. Carpenter, 73O
Twenty fourth Judicial District-Cir-
cult Judge, j. f. Bailey, 1891; A. j
/ Kirk, 1853; j. W, Wheeler, ASS. Com
monwealth's Attorney, w. e. Literal
1912; VIM. R. Mccoy. 9l7; l. G. Rice
SIG; G. NJ. Johnson, s72.
The returns OF the August primary
were canvassed Saturday by the State
Election Commission. The three com
missioners, W. c. Montgomery OF
F.lizabethtown, r. c. Stoll, of Lexing-
ton and r. L. Greene, OF this city, ex-
officio member OF the board, were pres
ent. With the returns from every coun-
ty in, Stanley polled l07,5S5 votes or
majority of S,799 votes over the othel
three contenders.
McChesney received 6s,722 votes, Nc
Dermott, 25,916, and Bosworth, 314'
votes, which added to Stanley's vote
makes a total OF 206,37l votes cast II
the Governors race. Stanley's plurality
over McChesney, his leading compeu:
tior, is 37,S63.
The total vost cast in the Lleutenan
Governors race was 1888, or 4S,S3'
votes less than were cast in the, race
for Governor. Black received 6S,6ll
votes and Edwards 63,646 votes, max
| ling Blacks plurality over Edwards, o.,
l970. Byron received 1865 votes an'
L. w. Gaines ll,lO3 votes.
In the race for Secretary of Stat
Hamlett's plurality over c. w. Mill
ken. who was his contender is ll,64
votes. Hamlet polled 39206 votes; d
+. MGQueary, 1924 and w. T. Walton
23,l7S.
Sherman Goodpaster won over c. e
: Terrell for State Treasurer by plur
: ality OF 1891 Goodpaster received 55,
45l: Terrell, 5O,76O, and Frank p. Ha
ger, 3O,Ol9.
In the race for State Auditor, Green
received 1926 votes more than Rhea
/ ppilth 'N''Sot iNi'NN'
II. II. Colyer, 1894.
r. w Keenon won the nomination
for Clerk Of the Court of Appeals owe
Alvin Steger by plurality of 27l
votes. Keenon received 49,363; Stegger
: 46. CAS-, and E. Il. Lawrence, 27,l26 votes
V. O. Gilbert's plurality over r. 5
Eubanks for the nomination for Su
perintendent Of Public Instruction, Il
: 1924, Gilbert polled 5S,677 votes; Eu
, banks 49,353, and ]. w Rawlings, l9,
93S.
Matt Cohen in his race for the Dem
: ocratic nomination for Commissions
of Agriculture led II. M. Froman. VIII
ran second by plurality of 1887. Co
! hen received 6l,20s; Froman, 45,6ss
and r. L. Thornberry, 1858 votes.
Railroad Commissioner.
Second District-Sid Douthitt, 1859
w. f. Klair, 1862; John f. Newman
l4,S24.
Third District-Howard Stamper, IL,
313; ]. C. Jones, 1928; Bradley 23S
Republican Ticket.
Governors Race-Edwin p. Morrow
6S, ,645; Latt f. Laughlin, S,SS7.
Lieutenant Governor-David w. Cad
die, 543; George Osborne, 1878; y. I
Proctor, S.3SS; C. ]. Walker 126; Loui
L. Walker, 29,917.
Secretary OF State-T, p. Cole, 1,6OS
]. W. Cox. 12,06S; VIM. Dingus 90
James p. Lewis, 3Sll1.
, State Auditor-James II. Ashlock' A.,
991; ]. NJ. Perkins, S,797
A few days ago while driving alonI
49, tol, oraaL rnad pnt far from Lou