The border vidette., 1916-11-11
ARIZONA GOES DEMOCRATIC.
Partial Returns Announce Election of
 Entire Ticket.


 plete returns from no county have been received and such figures as have come in relate only to the gubernatorial con- test. Campbell (R) has been elected over Hunt by estimated ajority of 1850.
 Democrats have elected Unit ed States senator, representa- tive in congress and all state off cers except governor. From sucb figures as have been re- ceived Will. on's majority over Hugh hes is less than 15O0.
 Tucson, Nov. 7.-These pre- cincts give: For senator: Ash urst. 468; Kibbey. 644; for con- gross, Hayden 522, Eads 435. For senator and congressman, respectively, Bradford and Bar nette, Socialists, got II and 12 votes, spectively.
 Tom Campbell will probably carry Pima county, though the Ajo vote will probably cut down his majority. The Ajo count will not be completed until this morning. The vote for govern or in the precincts upon which | this resume is based, was Camp | bell 636, Hunt 484.
 The vote for other state offices is as follows:
 Secretary of State.-Osborn 571, Prochaska 49S.
 State Auditor. - Boyce 472, Merrill 544.
 State Treasurer. - Johnson 463, Campbell 56O.
 Attorney General Jones 495, Gust 542.
 Superintendent of Public In struction-Case 5O7, Mathews 525.
 Corporation Commissioner - Betts 4S3, Cloonan 494.
 Mine Inspector Bohn 496, McKenzie 536.
 Tax Commissioner -Smalley 42O. Howe 186.
 Supreme Court Judge.-Ross 267, Baughn 338.
 AMENDMENTS
 Prohibitionists sprung a big surprise yesterday by their ef- fective work in mbatting the local option amendment. Partial returns indicated that this would meet defeat in the county by a majority of perhaps POO. The prohibition amendment will pro- bably be defeated in the county by from 200 to 300, although the final majority against may still be lower. The vote on the two measures was as follows: Pro- hibition, for 434, against, 466; local option, for 4O2, against 474.
 The initiative amendment re quiring majority of votes cast will receive a good majority. Partial returns this morning
 The widows exemption amend ment will be close. The vote was 2S9 for, to 273 against. The redistricting bill which discrim- mated against Pima county, will be defeated by big majority iE the county.
 The wOrkingmen'S compensa- tion law is expected to receive a majority. It's vote was 430 for, to 3O4 against. The bill to abolish the state senate will be showed under. The vote was 175 for and Al against. The vote on the bill to abolish the death penalty will be very close.
 The bill to establish a depart ment of labor will be defeated in Pima. The vote this morning was 233 for to 400 against. The bill to establish the office of state architect will be defeated still heavier. The vote was 15O for to 5O7 against.
 The bill for the preservation of game and fish is expected to pass. 347 to 282 was the vote this morning. The divorce bill had 261 for to 342 against.
 New York, Nov. 8.-Jn yester- days election the Democrats elected sixteen senators and the Republicans sixteen, with one state yet to be heard from. The senators who were chosen ac- cording to the latest indications were:
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