The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-11-09
legislature Democratic Get Congressman Smith
and French Superintendent Redfeld Treasurer Eagle
son and Mine Inspector Bell.
NOSES SAID TO HAVE WON OUT in IDAHO
In the County Republicans Elect Three Officers Commissioners
John D. Long and Dale Clark, and Assessor
Calvin Neutrality-suspicious. Races Close.

legislative ticket either; and to that
fact the Democrats who will enjoy
office for the next two years in Idaho
county, owe that privilege. In the de-
feat of Il. s. Sweet, Henry Meyer and
A. l.. HarchelrOde for the legislature,
three as good men as the county can
produce, and men who have kept the
faith and made good their word were
| taken to the slaughter, and thereby
Idaho county and Grangeville have
| laid the foundation for very serious
complications in the future
Vote on Constitutional Amendments.
Constitutional amendment No.
| (ProhibitiOn) 773 for; 3S4 against.
Constitutional amendment No. 2
. Increased land sales): 622 for
400 against
Returns from Al out of so precincts.
| Up to the time of going to press the
unofficial returns have been received
from Al precincts out of the 80 cover
ing the entire county. The remaining
nine precincts are small ones and it is
not believed the result given below will
be changed in any material sense. The
count up to date is as follows:
Presidential Electors Republican,
1851; Democratic, 2146; majority, 295.
Representatives in Congress Marion
J. Kerr d, 1864; Burton l.. French r,
1868; majority 80. John V. Stanley d,
1862; Addison T. Smith r, 1915; ma
jority, 1S3.
Governor-D. W. Davis r, 1886
Moses Alexander d, 1880; majority
94
Lieutenant Goyernor-B. NJ. Holt r
1863; Ernest l.. Parker ID, 1884; ma
jority, 81.
} Secretary of State-George r. Bark
er X, 1910; William T. Dougherty ID
1927; majority, III.
} State Auditor-George w. Lewis r
1854: Clarence Van Deusen ID, 1893
majority. 144.
) State TreaSurer-Solomon =. Worth
ington d, 1901; John w. Eagleson L
1888; majority, 20.
Attorney -General-Marlin ]. Sweele
II, 1901; It. A. Walters ID, 1917; major
ity, 116.
Superintendent of Public InstruC
tion-Lula Showalter Carlisle ID, 1471
Ethel Il. Redfield r, 1917; majorit.
/ 1856.
i, Inspector of Mines-Thomas d. FL
n ID, 1889; Robert n. Bell r, 1882 m;
Y jority, 43.
i State Senator-Edward S. Sweet
175S N. b. Pettibone D. 1943; majo
s ity, 1856.
n State Representatives-A. l.. Ha
chelrode II, 1902 William b. Hussms
! ID, 1779; majority, III Henry Mey'
r r, 1875; John 7. Quinlan d, 1884; m
! jority, 159.
Commissioner 1st Dist.-George
: Tinker ID, 176S; Dale Clark II, 1SS
n majority, 113.
, Commissioner 2nd Dist-Augu
. Schroeder D, 1917: John ID. Long
10 2020; majority, 103.
a Commissioner 3rd Dist-John
Il Rice r, 1912; J. o. Rhoades ID, 191
4 majority, 102.
- Sheriff William Webb r, 1856; L
le fayette II. Yates ID, POOP; majority,
Is Treasurer-Frank S. Rice r, 172
N Jerome 4. Bradbury D. 1889; majC
,e ity, 81.
N Probate Judge-Allen o. Hess
v 1870; Wilbur T. Campbell ID, POI
majority, 344.
ID School Observation-Disclosures
r. Jenkins r, 1880; John J. Staley
RI 21O7; majority, 627.
,r Assessor-T NJ. Atwood ID, 16S
Calvin Hazelbaker r, 1899; majori
10 300.
Us Coroner-Henry B. Blake r., 1S1
George w. Trenary d, 1872; majori
of 81.
.ir Surveyor-E. Clifford Spedden
NJ 1880: Marsh w Brown ID, 1850; n
in jority, 80
ed Prosecuting Attorney-B. Anger
tic 1867; Edward NJ. Griffith ID, 1Ss
he majority, 25.