The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-12-07

Der, 1916, at the hour of o'clock, the
save being eight days after the gener-
al election of November It'll, the hou-
orable board of county commissioners
of Idaho county, met pursuant to law
as board of canvassers, in their
clerks Office in Grangeville, to canvas
the votes cast at the general election,
for representatives in congress, state,
district, county and precinct officers,
and to make abstracts thereof as re
quired by law. Present n. b. Petit
bone, chairman; John ID. Long and
John N. Rice, commissioners; John p.
Eimers, clerk, by M. G. Rambo, dep
uty.
Returns having been received to date
from all the precincts excepting Ed
harrisburg, the board here proceeded
to canvas the votes of the following
precincts according to the sealed re-
turnsturns: Grangeville Nos. 1, 2,
and A. Fairview, Mt. Idaho, Lake, Big
Butte Fenn,' Denver, Green Ccreek,
Ferdinand, Westlake, Cottonwood, Keu-
terville, Woodland, Pardee, Kamiah,
Glover, Pleasant View, Harris Ridge,
Lorena, Stuart, Sites and Tahoe.
The board here adjourned until to-
morrow at o'clock a. m.
Thursday, November 16.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment-
The board here proceeded to can
vas the votes of the following pre-
cincts: Clearwater, Harpster, Dewey,
Border, Newsome, Ten Mile, Concord
Orogrande, Elk City, Red River, Dixie
Florence Warren, Johnson Greek
Warm Springs, White Bird, Yellow
Pine, Joseph, Forks, Deer Creek, Slate
Creek, Greek, John Day, Golf and Pol.
lock. Returns frow Edwardsburg moi
being received, same was not included
in the canvass.
Abstracts Of votes cast at said gen
eral election for presidential electors
representatives in congress and fol
state, county, district and precinct of
ficers were made up and same cert1
fed by the said board and by the clerl
as auditor, and the same spread upor
the records as follows:
Votes cast for and against constitu
tional amendments:
No. 1. Shall the Constitution of thu
state Of Idaho be amended by adding
to Article 3 thereof a new section for
bidding the manufacture, sale, keeping
for sale, transportation for sale of in
toxicating liquors for beverage pur
May, 1917, and requiring the legislator,
to enforce such amendment by al
needful legislation?
Amendment, Yes, 1880; No, 1878.
No. 2. Shall section eight of Articl
nine of the Constitution of Idaho b
amended soa to permit the sale o
one hundred sections OF school land il
place of twenty-five sections, to be sol,
in subdivisions Of not to exceed tire
hundred and twenty acres Of land +
any one individual, company or corpor
alton?
Amendment, Yes, 215O; No, 1901.
For presidential electors: Republic
an, Ignatz Well, 1858; Estabrook, 1875
Church, 1892; Walters, 1876. Demo
cratic, Day, 2263; Evans, 2260; MAJ
tin, 2255; Pincock, 1854. Socialist, Be
lawy, 369; Cooper, 1868; Evans, $40
Marple,36S. Prohibition, Haines, %
Edwards, %; Williams, "a; Headle,
Is.
For representatives In congress
French,R r., POSI-; Smith, r, 2045; Kerr
ID, 1891; Stanley, D, 1896; Clark,
372; Gilleland, $685.
Non-partisan judicial ticket: Dunn
$40; Rice, 1872.
For governor: Davis, r, POPS; Ale,
ander, d, 2139; Triplow, S, 354.
Lieutenant governor: Holt, r, 1881
Parker, D, 21S3; willard, S, 354
Secretary of state: Barker, r, 1907
Dougherty, ID, 1868; Conrad, s, 374.
State auditor: Lewis, r, 1866; Va
Deusen, D, 1895; Sparks, s, 376.
State treasurer: Eagleson, r, 1850
Worthington, d, 1896; Robertson,
375
Attorney general: Sweeley, R, 1885,
Walters, Dp1960; Dunlap, S, 1858.
Superintendent of public instruction
Redfield, r., PILL Carlisle, d, 1885,
Coblentz, s, 1853.
Inspector of mines: Bell, r, 1867
Fry, ID, 1880; Rogers, S, 369.
State senator: Sweet, r, 1917 Pc
tibone. d, 2144 Pinnell, S, BAT.
Representatives: Harchelrode,
1907; Meyer, r, 1884: Hussman,
2102; Quinlan, ID, 2126; Braxling,
800.
Commissioner, LIST district: Clar
r, POOL Trenary, ID, 1903; Lycan,
315. Clark declared elected.
Commissioner, 2nd district: Lon
r, 20SS; Schroeder, ID, 1881. Long d
clared elected.
Commissioner, 3rd district Rice,
1854 Rhoades, D. POPS; Wright,
30S Rhoades declared elected.
Sheriff: Webb, II, 204S; Yates,
2152; Garten, S, 30S. Yates declar
elected
County treasurer: Rice. r, POS
Bradbury, d, PAL. Bradbury decla
ed elected.
Probate judge: Hess, r, 1856
Campbell, ID, 2172. Campbell declar
elected.
School superintendent: Jenkins,
1776; Staley. d, 2401. Staley decls
ed elected.
Assessor: HaZelbaker r, 2276; /
wood. ID, 1892 Schmidt, S, 304. II,
elbaker declared elected.
Coroner: Blake, r. 1915; Trenal
ID, 2070. Trenary declared elected.
Surveyor: Spedden, r, 20O
Brown. ID, 204S; White, S, 1. Bro'
declared elected.
Prosecuting attorney: Anger,
1853: Griffith, ID, 2023. Griffith
alorah aIacfad