Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-02
PRIMARY SCRAPS ARE OFFICIALLY
 CANVASSED
SUPERVISORS COMPLETE TASK IMPOSED UPON THEM BY LAW; RESULTS SHOW NO CHANGES IN THE LINEUP.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

mary election yesterday by the board of supervisors revealed no material changes in the unofficial count pre- viorsiy announced.
 The principal feature revealed by the official count was that in Camp Verde precinct Rudd and Speer, the Democratic candidates for the nomi- nation of constable. each boiled 63 votes
 In the supervisoral race among the Republicans, the only close con test was between Rees and Smith, the former receiving a total of 3o7 votes and Smith winning the nomina- ton with 3oo votes.
 The total county vote was 4,04S, and the total county registration 7,S92, of which approximately three fifths were Democratic. Following are the tabulated official results:
 Representative in Congress Hayden (D) 221S, Maddock (R) G2, Robertson (S) 25.
 Judge Supreme Court. Baker CD) 1l67, Franklin (D) ll03, Jayne (R) 662. Morrison (S) ?.
 Governor. Golfer D) l546, Osborn CD) 65S, Sutter tD) 6S2. Campbell (R) SIG, Smith (S) B.
 Secretary of State. Mrs. F. w. Munds (D) 1903, Simms CD) 1882. Alice Eddy (S) 2S.
 State Auditor. Boyce CD) 2O59, Otto (S) ?.
 State Treasurer. Ross (D) 1316, Vaughn (D) o2e, Jones (R) GAS, Middleton (S) 2S.
 Attorney General Hawkins (D) 577, Jones (D) 1863, Loy CD) 63l. Bcushimal (R) 5S2.
 Supt. Public Instruction. Case CD) 2O44, Matthews (R) 66l, Turner (S) ?.
 Corporation Commissioner Bradner (D) 665. Cole (D) 7&, Johnson .CD) S53, Tackett (S) g.
 SldIc Mli1c 1uSpcClOl- Bolin 1D) 11l7, Foster (D) 1221, I. F. White (R) 65l, P. F. White (S) 2S.
 Judge Superior Court. Sweeney (D) 1856.
 State Senator. Hicks (D) 1901, Johns (D) ASA. NIahoney CD) 1235, Mullen (R) 62o, Keays (S) 3.
 State Representative. Flood CD) l656. Perkins (D) 1765, Sullivan (D) 177S. Vyne (D) 1674, Davis (R) Y, Lane (R) l6. Smith (R) Y, Whetstine (R) Y. Briggs CS) /. Eberwine (S) ?.
 Sheriff. Bowler (D) 37O. Dial (D) 650, Par dee (D) 555, Robinson (D) 770, Webb CD) 539. Davis CR) 679, Weiser (S) &.
 Clerk Superior Court. Farley (D) 1234. Woods (D( 15l0, Moore (R) l.
 Supervisors. Hixson (D) 6Sl, Jones (D) 1913, Miller CD) S22, Stukey (D) 1l0l, Hilton (D) 966. Midgley (R) 4o6, Rees CR) 3o7, Smith (R) 300, Frcyda (S) &.
 County Treasurer. Keohane (D) PISA.
 County Recorder. Mrs. I. R. Lowry D) 1233, Me Swiggin (D) 128o, Stephens (D) 325. Bowers (R) g.
 Assessor. Genry (R) 700
 County Attorney. Jones (D) 2lO5, Clark (R) 100.
 School Superintendent. Miller (D) 1561, Mrs. H. K. Snod- grass (D) l122.
 Following is the official results of the vote for justices of the peace and constables in those precincts in which there were contests within the var ious political parties:
 Justices of the Peace. Prescott Precinct-Eckert (D) 55l, McLane (D) 6o3.
 Camp Verde Precinct-Mullholland N) 60, Stephens CD 40, Hance (R l2.
 Clarkdale Precinct-Caiahan (D) l23, Fitzpatrick (D) 1Sl, Furst (D) l76. Bennett CR) 97. Jerome Precinct-Adams (D) l59, Dyer CD) 252, Hughes (R) 127. Mayer Precinct-Jenkins (D) So, Marks (D) g.
 Constables. Ash Fork Precinct-Wilson (D) r. Reynolds CD) 31, Nellis (R) /. Camp Verde Prccinct-Rudd (D) 6. Speer D) 63.
 Clarkdalc Precinct-Allen (D) 336 Mvberg D) l36, Hcady (R) 70, Twitty (R) 56
 Humboldt Precinct-Seaser (R) 26, Johnson (R) A.
 Prescott Precinct-Fitzgerald CD 645. Simmons CD) 25o, Wilcox CD) 293, Doyle (S) 3.
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