The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-26

special levy Of 10 cents Is hereby
made on each 800 valuation within
the boundaries of Road district No. 7.
On petition of w. G. McNutt, ct al,
special levy of 25 cents on each 800
valuation is hereby made within the
boundaries of Road district No. 8.
On petition of G.. W. Stewart, ct al,
special levy of % cents on each 500
valuation is hereby made within the
boundaries of Road district No. 10.
On the petition of L. p. Brown, ct al,
special levy of 25 cents on each 800
valuation is hereby made within the
boundaries of Road district No. 25.
On petition Of John Kerr, ct al, a
special levy of % cents on each 800
valuation is hereby made within the
boundaries Of Road district No. 20.
There being no further business the
board here adjourned sine die.
Board of Canvassers.
On this Tuesday, the 10th day Of
September, 1918, at o'clock a. m, the
same beingt he 7th day after the pri-
mary election of September 8, 1918,
the honorable board Of county commits
sioners Ifdaho county, stateo Ida
| no, met pursuant to law as board of
canvassers in their clerks office in
Grangeville to canvass the votes at
said primary election for United States
senator's, representatives in congress,
and for state, county and district Of
ficers and to make abstracts thereof
as required by law. Present, John ID.
Long, chairman of the board, Dale
Clark and Robert Griffith, commission
ers, and Henry Telcher, clerk. Returns
having been received to date from all
the precincts, the board here proceeded
to canvass the votes of the following
precincts, according to the sealed re-
turns, to-wit: Big Butte, Border, Cot
tonwood, Clearwater, Concord, Deer
creek, Dixie, Denver, Dewey, ElkCity,
Ferdinand, Fem, Forks, Fairview,
Florence, Grangeville No. l, No. 2, No.
3 and No. A. Greencreek, Glover, Con,
Harris Ridge. The board here ad-
journed as a board Of canvassers until
tomorrow at o'clock a. m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
: ment and proceeded to canvass the re-
turns of the following precincts:
Harpster, John Day, Joseph, Reuter-
vile, Kamiah, Lake, Lowell, Lorena,
|. Mt. Idaho, Newsome, Orogrande, Par
dee, Pleasant View, Pollock, Red Riv'
err. Slate Greek, Stuart, Sites, Ter
Mile, Tahoe, Woodland, White Bird
Warm Springs, Warren, Westlake, Vel
low Pine.
Il United States SENATOR long term =
D William Il. Borah, r, LIST choice 664
Ind choice 2; Frank l.. Moore, ID, Isl
cholse 500, End choice 8.
. Short term James +. Ailshie, X
: 533, 8; Frank r. Gooding, r, 179, 20
James H. Hawley, ID, $40, "a John y
: Nugent, D, SIS, 20.
Representative in congress BUR-
. ton T. French, r, ga, 8; Perry w
3 Mitchell, d. 500, 6; L. 1. Purcell, ID
U 1893. 10.
: Justice supreme court ALFRED
y Bulge, $40, r, 537, d.
o Judge tenth judicial district court
Wv. N. Scales, 40S r, TAP d; b. Il
y Tweedy 237 r, 296 d.
. Governor Samuel P. Atherton, r
: 65. o; d. w. Davis, r, 42S, 10; Rober
o M. McCracken, r, 1888, 10; Frank Mar
0 tin, D, 324. So; Fl. f. Samuels, ID, 1897
o 20: Edw. A. VanSicklin, d, 45S, 40.
% Lieutenant governor &C. G. Moore
: r. 354. G.; Bartlett Sinclair, r, 277, 10
% John NJ. Clark, D,40S, %; T. G. VIII
8 son, d. 303, 10: Oscar G. Zuck, q
70 293, IL.
10 non. r. 5S3, 4 w. T. Dougherty, Z
% 621, Z; w. A. Fife, d, 379, 20.
% State auditor Edward G. Gallet1
o r. SO. 6: w. p. Rice, d, 800, 10
% Clarence vanDeusen, D, 516, ID.
20 State treasurer John w. Eaglesor
10 r, 616, 3 Ernest L. Parker, d, 933,
% Attorney general Roy L. Black,
80 800. 9: r. A. Cummings, D. 425, ~;
10 A. Walters, d, 553, ~.
= Superintendent public instruction :
= Ethel E. Redfield, r, 621, 1.
ID Inspector of mines Robert
20 Bell, r, 603, 8; Edward Schwerd,
: 1874. 16; w. j. ]. Smith, ID, GIT, 10.
% County commissioners list distric
ID Dale Clark, r, 62S, 8; James Surridg'
- ID, S92, 8; End district, John Long, I
20 61S, 8; A. P. McBoyle, d, 800, 8; 3r
10 district, II. s. Vincent, r, $40, 8; T.
70 LYDIA, ID, S36, 2.
30 Sheriffff w. Z. Reed, r, 577, 2
10 w. Fl. Eller, D, 500, 10; L. r. Yate
- ID, AL, 8.
= Clerk district court Henry Telcl
ID err, r, 636, /; ]. A. Bradbury, d, 67'
= 4; A. f. Parker, d, 450, ID.
10 County treasurer Edward Blak'
- r, 569,2; Otie l.. Cone, d, CAT, z; En-
= ma, Medved, d, 507, 16.
= Probate judge :-Hervin Rothwel
10 r, 61S, 2; L. Vineyard, d, 278, ID; v
: L. Campbell, d, 795, 4.
10 County superintendent Margart
70 Sweet, r, 653, 8; Margaret Sweet, /
ID "a. W. A. Lustie, ID, 10.
= County assessor Calvin Hazelbal
: err, r, 624, 2; Calvin Hazelbaker,D, II
- l.. III. Kerlee, ID, IA.
% Coroner III. B. Blake, r, 90; G. v
% Trenary, r., 49, G. w. Trenary,
10 722, 6; A. J. Maugg, R, 10.
80 County surveyor e. @. Speddel
% r. Al; e. G. Spedden, ID, 5; Fred FL
y skine, d, 2.
20 Prosecuting attorney IF. e. Fog
70 ID, 563, s Il. NJ. Griffith, ID, 531, 10;
70 Anger. r, 52S, 3.
= State senator &C. NJ. Butler, /
10 500. 6; N. B. Pettibone, d, 1913, Z; p.
: Taylor, ID, 344, Is.
W State representatives Edwin Ne
% son, r, 493, 4; Seth d. Jones, 496. 1O
Nd Auo,.sf 770 q. Ron Raj