Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-14

'hV iN'uihS ltpiu All VI Iue pre-
cincts in the county except Sunny
side, La Plata, hIine, Perins, Oxford,
Griffith and Redmesa give the follow
ing total vote tor the various candi-
dates in the Republican primaries.
Baird for Congress 253; Gabbart for
supreme court us; Cavander for su-
preme court 102; Allen for supreme
court 175; for governor, Nicholson
Zl9, Carlson l79; tor lieutenant gov
ernor, Lewis 231; for Sec. of state,
Ramer zs3; for auditor, 1horson 81;
Harbaugh 10, Stong 1876; for treas
urer, Mulnix 269; for attorney gen
eral Mcalullin S3, Robinson "a, Hal
derman Il, Morrison 25, Rees As,
hennedy rs; for Supt. of Public In
struction Wixon 270, Smith Al; re-
gents of university King l68, Vale
I'D, Harlow 30; Tor district attorney
Emigh l6l, Perkins 213; for senator
Pingrey 2e5; for representative J. ii.
McDevitt, Jr., 3l3; for county judge
Clements 268, Austin 107; for treas
urer Bluck 29S; for clerk Orme 349;
for sheriff Fassbinder 313; for as
SCISSOR Turner 302; for coroner Rob
bins 2S7; for commissioners Isgar
z9S, Springer 262.
The same precincts give the fol-
lowing returns on the Democratic
candidates: for congress Taylor 72O;
for judge of supreme court Wheeler
i2S, Musser $50, Bailey 243, Strong
IGS; for governor Gunter 675; for
lieutenant governor Pulliam S04, Car
ringer 81; for secretary of state AL
len 652; for auditor Leckenby 400,
Davis 232; for treasurer Higgins $40;
for attorney general Hubbard 665;
for superintendent of public instruc-
lion Bradford 642; for regents Bar
nard 527, Mills 4s9; for district at
torney Lane 492, Downey 405; for
senator West ZIG; for representative
Kelley 1877, Egger so; for county
judge Sullivan 3s4, McCloud 522; for
treasurer Chubb 755, Skaggs 224; for
clerk Geoglein SIT; for sheriff Alex
ander 479, Clarke 4l2; for assessor
Conroy 72l; for superintendent of
schools Mccartney $50, Harrison 1876;
for coroner Goodman 1877; for survey
or Wigglesworth 1898; for commission
ers Fritz 723, Brindle Ala, Gilbert 435.
DENVER, Sept. 13.-Complete re-
turns from the city show Nicholson's
vote to be 1891 and Carlson's 9,3l2
One third of the total vote in the
state shows Carlson about 250 ahead.
SILVERTON, Sept. 13.-Bliss and
Ahren have leased the Coughlin prop
erty at the head of Bear creek and
are planning extensive development
work. They are arranging to build
a tram from Bear creek to the Ami
mas canon, at some point between
Silverton and Elk Park, in order to
lessen the expense of moving their
ore to mills for concentration.
CORTEZ, Sept. 13.-It is estimat-
ed that eleven hundred votes, about
30 per cent of the registration, were
cast in the primary election in Mon
tezuma county. Incomplete unoffic-
ial returns show Carlson has a sub
stantial majority over Nicholson. In
the race between Downey and Lane
for district attorney on the Democrat
ic ticket the former has a majority of
of $50. In the contest for the same
office between Perkins and Emigh,
the latter has a strong lead.
PAGoSA SPRINGS, Sept. 13. =
About 300 votes were cast in yester-
days primary election, making the
total Unexpectedly heavy. According
to incomplete unofficial returns Mich
olson has majority over Carlson of
l5O. In the contest between Lane
and Downey for district attorney,
Lane has an estimated majority of
100. In the Republican contest for
| this office, Emigh received 1897 votes
and Perkins 81.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 13-The re-
turns on the complete vote indicated
that Mondays election was a record
breaker. A hundred and fifty two
thousand votes were cast.
SEATTLE, Sept. 13.-Poindexter,
the Progressive, was renominated for
the Senate over William Humphrey,
the regular candidate.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.- Hughes