The Little River news., 1916-11-15
LITTLE RIVERS
 OFFICIAL VOTE
Heavy Vote and Increased Democratic Majority; Act No. ? and No.
 13 Overwhelmed.

years in a general election and big increase in the Democratic majority. The entire Republican vote was a It. tie better than 300, while the Socialist vote showed big falling off from former years. Act Mo- 2 and Amend ment No. 13 were defeated by an over whelming vote, while all the othe acts and amendments were carried over whelmingly Amendment No. 12, the school tax amendment, carried 1000 to 299, With the largest majority of any.
 The vote of the county follows as tabulated by the election commission CTS Monday:
 For United States Senator-W. F. Kirby, Democrat, 796; H. l.. Remmel Republican, 332.
 For Presidential electors, Wilson. S41; Hughes, 364.
 For Governor-Chas. H. Brough, Democrat, 911; Wallace Towl$ and, Republican, 37O; William Davis, Soc ialist, 79.
 For Secretary of State-Tom J. Ter ral, 1901.
 For State Auditor-Hogan Oliver, 1897
 For Attorney General-John | Ar buckle, 1299.
 For State Treasurer-R. G. McDan- ici, 129s.
 For Commissioner of Land. High ways and Improvements-W. B. Owen 1297.
 For Superintendent of Public In- structions-J. l.. Bond, 1901.
 For Associate Justice of the Sup reme Ccurt-Carrol D. Wood, Demo- crat, 9O8; Durand Whipple, Republ- can, 397.
 For Railroad Commissioners-H bert R. Wilson, Democrat 124S; T. E. Wood, Democrat, 1170; Walter G. Br her, Democrat. 117O.
 For Congressman-4th District-O. T. Wingo, 1903.
 For Prosecuting Attorney, Ninth Judicial. District--A. D. DuLaney, 13O6 For Chancellor of 9th Chancery D:s- trict--Jas. D. Shaver, 1910.
 For Act No. 1, S46; against, 3s5.
 For Act No. ?, 419 Against, 905.
  against, 299.
 For Amendment No. 13, 4l2; against 73S.
 For Amendment No. II, 71O; against 462.
 County Returns.
 Representative w. l. Phillips, Democrat, 931; G. l.. Felton, Repub- iican, 335; Lee HankiH ,, Socialist. S4. For Sheriff and Collec or-W. D. Waldrop, Democrat 1901; G. D. Lud- low, PIT; R. L. Buchanan. Soc'alist, 1O3
 For County and Probate Judge-E. T. Jones, Democrat. 9O9: w. D. Steph- ems, Republican, 370; $. It. Coffay. Socialist, 95.
 For County and Circuit Clerk-Chas Fl. Park, Democrat 994 D. s. Collins, Republican, 279; T. D. Bragg Social ist. IT.
 For Assessor-E. NJ. Dillard, Demo- clat, 9SS; Ell. Allen, Republican, 303; R. l.. Johnson, Socialist, S5
 Fer Treasurer--J. w. Duren, Demo- crat, 9S2: II. A. $ oddard, Republi- can, 314; I. J. Smith, Socialist, S4. For Surveyor A. s. Fellow, 1925. For 3-mlls road tax. 1034; against tax, l62.
 Township Officers.
 The following were elected for var :2us township officers:
 Arden-A. M. Nixon. B. C. Phillips Justices of the Peace: E. E. Sigler, Constable.
 Arklnda-~J. w. Chappell, Mike Eos ter. Justices of the Peace; s. F. Buch anan, Constable
 Burke--J. w. Edward :, A. A. Bird, Justices of the Peace; II. Patton. Con stable.
 Caney-J Y. Wright, John Strawn. Justices of the Peace; Will Curbow, Constable.
 Cleveland-J. w. Wheeler, A. Keen an, Justices of the Peace; ]. II. Clark. Constable.
 Franklin--H. A. Hale, A. l.. Fomby, Justices of the Peace. Sales stephens, Constable
 Jackson--Gordon Lollar, F. B. Ar