The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-14
UNOFFICIAL
/. COUNT SHOWS
!, REPUBLICAN
!, VICTORY in
! / THE COUNTY


days election in Fremont county were
all in on Wednesday and the result
of the balloting for the various candi-
dates on the senatorial, state and
county candidates was announced as
early as O'Clock in the afternoon.
The complete vote for Congressman
in the Third district has not yet been
made known, having been delayed
owing to the difficulty in obtaining the
exact figures from a few OF the more
remote counties in the district. From
Information available today. however,
it was established that Guy u. Hardy's
majority over Mr.. Keating was ap-
proximately 2.700, and it is believed
that the official count of the ballots
will not materially change Mr.. Hardys
present lead.
8 Features of the election in this
county were the fights made on lyman
for governor and Keating for con-
gressman. The cattlemen were lined
up solidly against lyman. and they
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feat. In Garden Park precinct lyman
did not receive a single vote, and he
received only three votes in Currant
Creek precinct. three in Oak Creek
precinct and only six in Cottonwood
precinct, where the cattlemen were
especially well organized to antago-
nize his campaign.
Hardy's splendid vote was. probably
ity as a citizen of the community by
his friends and neighbors as it was
disapproval of Keating's war record.
The only candidates on the county
ticket defeated for reelection were
a Linkins for county clerk and re-
corder. Horace J. Craig for county as
SCISSOR and Miss Anna S. GaEwood for
county superintendent of schools; all
of whom had made excellent records
and were defeated by small majorities.
The following is list OF the candi-
dates for senatorial. state. legislative.
congressional offices and the number
of votes they received at Tuesdays
election:
SENATORIAL AND STATE TICKET.
For United States Senator.
Lawrence c. Phipps tRep) 49,. 2.is3
John F. Shafroth (Dem) .... 2.127
Phipps' majority. ....... $50
For Representative.
Guy U. Hardy (Rep) ..... 2.762
Edward Heating tDem) ....... 1903
Hardy's majority. ty.......... 959
For Justices of Supreme Court.
Haslett p. Burke (Rep) ... 2,166
John H. Denison (Rep) ... 2.149
William A. Hill tDem) .....-... 1886
S. Harrison White (Dem) ... 2,027
Burke's majority. y.....-... IL
Whites majority ity.......... 81
Governor.
Oliver H. Shoup (Rep) .... 2,944
Thomas ]. lyman (Dem) 1.723
Shonp's majority ,221
For Lieutenant Governor.
George Stephan (Rep) ... 2,462
Franklin Z. Carringer (Dem) -. 2.01I
Stephan's majority. ..... 45l
For Secretary Of State. IS
VIII R. Murphy (Rep) ...... 2,269
James R. Noland (Dem) 1890. 2.203
= Murphy's majority. y........ 60
For Auditor Of State.
arthur NJ. Stong (Rep) ...... 2,307
Thomas 4. Barnard Dem) ..... 2.15a
stong's majority. ......... 155
For Treasurer Of State.
Harry E. Mulnix (Rep) ?"
Charles H. Leckenby Dem) x. 2.16.
,MuInix's majority. ............ 1si
For Attorney General.
Victor E. Keyes (Rep) .....s.. 2.315
Les lie e. Hubbard tDem) ~. 2.207
Keyes' majority. y...........-s los
For State Superintendent Of Public
Instruction.
Florence NJ. stote tRep) ....... 2.22a
Mary c. Bradford s(Dem). ..... 1885
Bradford's majority ty.......... 49,
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