The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-09-07
ponublican Nominations Con-
ceded on Both State and
County Tickets.
RENOMINATE BARKER
County Returns Show Hess.
and Hazelbaker Slightly
in the Lead.

On the Republican state ticket it
Is now fully conceded that ID. w.
nayis. of American Falls, has been
nOminated for Governor by a vote
doube that of any two of his oppon-
onts With a vote of 2S,000 including
ZOO precincts in the most populous
counties of the state, Senator Davis
has received a total of 11,032 votes !;
Senator Crum of Lewiston, next with
s44S; Captain q G. Davis, of Boise,
ks77: Herman Taylor of Standpoint,
5275
Addison T. Smith and Burton L..
French are assured the nomination
for congress by the returns now in,
Smith leading with a vote of 5,717,
with French second with 5,566, Nc
Cracken 4,766 and Elliott 1910.
Holt, and Patch are running close
for lieutenant-governor, there being
only 200 votes difference in favor of
the former.
George r. Barker, present incumbent,
Is conceded the nomination for secre-
tary Of state. George w. Lewis for
state auditor Miss Redfield for super
lntendent of public instruction. NJ. J..
Sweeley for attorney general.
John W. Eagleson for state treasur-
er has received the highest number
Of votes by far of any candidate in the
field, and his nomination is assured.
John O. Rice leads in the race for
supreme judge with S,494 votes; leav-
ing Judge Dunn and Judge Sullivan to
contest for the other position on the
ticket in the general election with
Dunn now 200 in the lead. Their vote
Is 1924 for the former and 1854 for
the latter.
Idaho County Election.
The primary election passed off in
luan0 county with an extremely light
vote In every precinct, and unprece-
aentd apathy. On the republican tic
Ret the nomination of the following
Candidates is now conceded with the
returns in from seventeen of the larg-
er precincts:
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
representative in Congress:
n I. Elliott 119; Burton L. French
SiO; Robert NJ. McCracken 321: Addi-
son 1. Smith 1893.
Governor:
george r. Crum $40; d. w. Davis
iIS; captain q. G. Davis 4S; Herman
h Taylor So.
Lieutenant Governor:
=. ?. Al. Holt 300; L. V. Patch 254.
secretary Of State:
=, 1eorge K. Barker 159; Erv Johnson
iol Chancey Wallace 261
State Auditor:
"a melvin ]. Barrows 70; L. L. Folsom
lM George w. Lewis 237: w. s.
Parkhurst 100. '" p
State Treasurer.
Fisk III. 'N 'oo hieu H.
Attorney General
,oe' ooarl.on Fox 73; C. Douglass Smith
~ oharles A. Sunderlin 1856: Marlin
Sweeley 159.
'upeflntendent of Public Instruction
Iatnerine I. Dryden 249. Ethel p
kiedfield 1856. '''iei -
Inspector Of Mines:
Robert N. Bell.
st's a'sslatlve and County Candidates
STATE Senator:
EDWARD s. Sweet
'@'e representative
Conn.,n - Harchelrode; Henry Meyer
ns no,s commissioner, 1st District:
hisor i~'e o.o clark 39S; Charles r. Weston
NvuaV Commissioner. 2nd District.
Conn soan d. Long.
'oenty Commissioner ard D,s+,,o+.
psjptass oo W. Marshall 1853; Fred G..
Sheriff. zo4; John N. Rice 275.
coN William Webb.
'Osnty Treasurer:
Rioa iSaoert s NJ. Reynolds 291: Frank 8
'tUoate Uete Judge:
lie. ward Blake 1926; J. L. Fitzgerald
Ia Allen 0. Hess 29S: f. q. Taylor
VrDOl CSs Superintendent:
Cora. ,arke W. Jenkins.
'VSnty Assessor
DeveelDst,an. els,n abazelbaker bnn ae7: Frank Van
Coroner. w.
Suyeyor; iaAe.
Pro- Clifford spedden
R'ecuting Attorney:
Ius,,s partisan Judicial Candidates
e Rob- OF the Supreme Court:
sO2: Issao y Dunn 1892: John @. Rice
-ssac N. Sullivan 261.
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