White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10
Especial to the News

RENO, Nov. SENATOR Charles
4. Henderson has been reelected II
the United States Senate BY a de-
cisive majority Charles r. Evans
has been elected TO represent the peo-
rle of Nevada in Congress and En-
nett ID. Boyle has been reelected
governor of Nevada in a spectacular
struggle with his old opponent. for
per Governor Tasker L. Oddie.
Latest returns from practically
every precinct in the state indicate
that Boyle's majority will be 63S
Boyle polled i1.764 votes, while
she vote OF his opponent was / 1,12S.
Edward Ducker surprised political
prognosticators by defeating his
opponent, Patrick A. McCarren, by
a03 votes. Ducker succeeded in
polling 1896 votes. and McCarren' S
total, according to latest reports is
1883.
The next state senate will consis.
of twelve Republicans to four Demo-
Gratis. There are five hold-over SEN
ators. all Republican, and the Re-
publicans elected seven of the new
members.
There are FIVE hold-over Senators,
an Republicans. and the Republicans
namberx- The Democrats elected
.enators IN Churchill. Esmeralda and
Ormsby counties.
Maurice J. Sullivan, whose hand
ling of the draft regulations was be-
yond criticism, was reelected Lieu
tenant Governor on the Democratic
ticket by handsome plurality.
George Brodigan, three time win
ner. broke into the clover again, win
ming from Louise S. Ellis.
Ed Malley demonstrated once
more that his popularity is not on
the wane by being returned as secre-
tary of state by a large plurality.
Charles L. Deadly won over his OPP
ponent by i vote of almost two to
one without much effort on his part,
his record for past service being sui
ficient recommendation as the vote
OF the people shows.
Joe FarnsN orth was elected state
printer-again. \ few more terms in
that office ought 10 make him able TO
holding a Job on a good newspaper.
A new face will break into the gal
lery of immortals at the state house
in Carson when W. j. Hunting be-
comes superintendent of public i'll
struction. John Edawrds Bray has
held that berth for ten years.
ANDY Stinson il entitled TO what
s ever laurels he can derive from the
recent campaign He enjoys the
unique distinction of being the only
Republican on the state ticket to de-
feat an opponent.
County Electior Retmns.
T. hile returns from all 'ecinets
h.ouehout the county have not as
Vet been received the figures now at
hand are sufficint 10 leave no ques-
ion as to those officers chosen by
the people to guide the destinies OF
!. White Pine county for the next two
years. Returns have been received
from all precincts except two
Newark. and Pleasant Valley. The
registered voters in these two pre-
cincts. however, total 81. from which
it will be readily seen that II the
entire vote should be cast for any
candidate it would NOT change the
ultimate result, except for short term
commissioner, which does not now
seem possible.
For district judge, Hon. }. Z. NC
Fadden received most fistterins
compliment by the vote cast, winning
over his opponent within round
figures, 1000 votes to spare. the re-
suit 30 far icing:
,.--s 765
Jur1ch
Much interest was shown In the
selection Of representatives TO the
state legislature and the figures now
athand appear as follows:
Baird ....... $3.50. ....'....'