Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-06
partisanship in their representative in congress.
 The County Argument.

congress.
 The County Argument.
 The outstanding feature of the county mix-up was the defeat of J. H. Robinson, Democratic candidate by Warren Davis, Republican. AL though the returns are far from com p.ete they indicate that the Mayer man will win by approximately SOO votes.
 The fight for county attorney be- tween Alex Jones, Democrat, and Neil Clark, Republican, IS close, the latter leading by 75 votes with. the Verde Valley country yet to hear from. Clark is expected to increase his lead in those precincts. Perhaps the closest fight of them all is between McSwiggin, Democrat, ard Bowers. Republican, for the of ice of recorder In Prescott at an early hour this morning Bowers was leading in the four precincts by about 40 votes but was not running SO well in the countrva A few precincts can change the situation as far as these Swiggin, however, at present, has the best of the political argument by l33 votes.
 Johns and Hicks are elected state senators and it looks as though the entire Democratic assembly ticket. Flood. Perkins, Sullivan and Vyne had gone over the top by safe mar gins.
 In the supervisoral contest with only a part of Clarkdale counted the vote stands as follows: Stukey 66o; Midgley 63o: Jones 633. With the precincts out that are conceded as being strong for Midgley, it would look to a man up a tree that the con test for the second place rested be- tween Stukey and Jones with the odds favoring Stukey.
 No count was kept of the vote on the contest in Prescott precinct for justice of the peace, 1t being impos- sible to keep track of all the offi- ccs.
 The State Situation.
 Thos. E. Campbell, who is in the city, having come to cast his vote at his home residence, is sanguine that he will carry the state and beat his opponent. Fred Colter. Reports from Maricopa indicate that even with a light vote he will carry that county in the same proportion that he did twp years ago. Reports from Pima indicate that he has carried that county by at least 600, a consider able increase over his majority there two years ago when 1t was 32S Santa Cruz county has been carried by him by a small majority, whereas he lost that section two years ago by small vote. In Yuma and Cochise coun- ties he is cutting down the maporlty registered against him in the last election and the same is true of Gila and Mohave. Of course these fig ures may change at any moment, but from Present indications Eampbell should carry Yavapai by l50 and the state by about l 500.
 The Amendments.
 The workmen's compensation law was defeated in Yavapai by two to one vote while on the other hand the people of the county voted for the restoration of capital punishment by relatively the same vote.
 Stoddard. fudge of Supreme Court: Baker, l2: Jayne, 2.
 Representative In Congress: Hay den 16, Maddock l6.
 Governor: Colter 15, Campbell IS.
 Secretary of State: Sims IA, Kay 17.
 State Auditor: Boyce 12, Fairfield IS.
 State Treasurer: Ross II. Jones Y.
 Attorney General: Jones Y, Ben shimol IA
 Supt. of Public Instruction: Case 12. Matthews Y.
 Corporation Commissioner: John son IA, Compton l5.
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin II, White 20
 State Senators: Hicks IS, Johns 16. Mullen Is.
 State Representatives: Flood 10, Perkins l6, Sullivan 10. Vyne IS, Davis 2l.
 Sheriff: Robinson 12, Davis 2l.
 County Recorder: McSwiggin II. Bowers 10.
 County Attorney: Jones 9, Clark g.
 Supervisors: Jones s. Stukey l2, Midgley g, Smith l2.
 Workmens Compensation Law: 100 Yes II. 101 No 10.
 Capital Punishment Law: 506 Yes IS, 507 No ;.
 Cedar Glade
 Judge of Supreme Court: Baker 6, Jayne 1.
 Representative Tn Congress: Hay den ;, Maddock B
 Governor: Golfer 6. Campbell 6.
 Secretary of State: Sims 5. Kay l.
 State Auditor: Boyce 4, Fairfield 4.