Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-05

are going to be disappointed Wheh the ballots are counted and the certifi- eates of election are issued. The race has been warm at times, but for the most part a decided lack of enthusi- asm has been shown throughout the state. The gubernatorial race is no nearer a solution than at the opening of the campaign both Campbell and Colter are making predictions as to their probable majorities. The bet ting in the Warren district has been nil: few bets are posted and no big money in sight. Phoenix seems to be an even money proposition, with the governors holding the spotlight. The Cochise county race looks dem ocratic to the political dopesters," with a fighting chance for one, and possibly three republican candidates. Leaders of both parties are doubtful of the large democrac.c maiorities that have been polled in former con tests. Maricopa county seems to be the pivotal point in the state contest, r both parties making exaggerated claims for their choice.
 The polls will open at a. m. and close at p. m.
 The polling places in the Warren district and election officers will be the same as was in the primary cleo tion of September 13. They-are as fol- lows:
 Bisbee . Ward one-Polling place, City Hall; judges, c. w. Stewart, John Carretto; inspector to be appointed.
 Ward two-POlling place, Judge Highs office; judges, Dan Hoesch, H. H. Woods; inspector, C. M. Buck Ward three-Polling place, Palace building; judges, Haskell Snodgrass, one to be appointed; inspector, James L. Powell.
 Ward four-Polling place, Vaughn Paint shop; judges, Harry Jacobs, E. L. Blair; inspector, Pierce Wilson. Ward five-Poliing place, Fire house Upper Tombstone canyon; judges, Roy Benton. J. s. Williams; in- spectCr, George Cobbe.
 Ward skipper Brewery Gulch, polling place, Ozark Dining room; judges, Jack Warren, Mrs. W. V. Mo Cleary; inspector, Bert Clemens.
 Lowell
 No. Polling place, north side main street; judges. George Davidson, w. J Ewing; inspector, J. J. Dugal. No. 2-Upper Lowell, polling place, Chapel; judges, William Temple, Joe Lutz; inspector, Lou Birdino. No. 3-Johnson addition, polling place, barber shop; judges, S. F. Moss, T. A. Tate; inspector, O. F. Dodds.
 Warren s,,Ir N Boswell and L. E. Hawes; inspector, Jesse Yoakum.
 Don Luis
 Polling place, school building; judges, c. w. Hull, Grace Anderson; inspector, James Malley.
 Naco
 Polling place, Towner store build ing; judges, E. A. Folsom, John Town CT; inspector, w G. Brown.
 STATE CANDIDATES. Judge Supreme Court
 Baker, Albert C., democrat. Jayne, A. A, republican.
 Morrison, J., socialist Judge Superior Court
 Lockwood, Alfred C., democrat. Taylor, J. D., republican. ReprdJ in Congress Hayden, Carl, democrat.
 Maddock, Thos., republican. Robertson, Peter T., socialist. Governor
 Colter Fred T., democrat. Campbell, Thos. E.. republican. Smith, Geo. D., socialist. Secretary of State
 Simms, Mitt, democrat
 Kay, Harry, republican.
 Eddy, Slice S., socialist. State Auditor
 Boyce, Jesse L., democrat.
 Fairfield, Chas. w, republican. Otto, Emmett, socialist. State Treasurer Ross, Harry S., democrat.
 Jones, James A., republican. Middleton, Eugene, socialist. Attorney General
 Jones, Wiley E., democrat. Benshimol, David, republican. Fitts, J. L., socialist. Superintendent Public Instruction Case, C. O.. democrat.
 Matthews, H. E., republican. Turner, Samuel E., socialist. Corporation Commissioner-
 Johnson, David F., democrat. Compton, J. G., republican.
 Tackett, Chas., socialist. State Mine Inspector
 Bolin, G. H., democrat.
 White, John F., republican.
 White, Paul E., socialist.
 COUNTY CANDIDATES. Supervisors
 Adams, !. C. E., democrat.
 Roberts. c. M., democrat Treu. Jno., republican. Sheriff.
 Mcdonald, J. F., democrat.
 Wright, Lorenzo, republican
 Briggs, Frank, independent. Treasurer
 Welch, Guy C., democrat County Attorney
 French, Robt N, democrat You Can't Rub It
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