Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
PRIMARY VOTE FUR
 ELECTORS, PRECINCT
 OFFICES, COMPILED

With the canvass by the board of supervisors of votes cast at the pri- mary election completed, presidential electors in both parties are as follows Democratic, B. F. Billingsley, 4572 votes; May Belle Craig, 4626 and Fl. T. Southworth. 4564. There was no con- test. Four candidates ran on the Re publican ticket, with three to be chosen, as follows: Frank B. Stewart, 2236; John l.. Gust, 201S, and James P. Boyle, 1892, with Joseph w. Smith re- ceiVing 1917 votes.
 A total of 10.2S3 votes were cast in the primary election, according to the canvass of votes in the SS precincts of the county. No separation was made and these figures include the total vote cast in both parties and the few scat tering non partisan votes. total of 23, ,512 had registered for the primaries.
 The results ef the primary in the race for justice precinct officers was as follows, according to the tabulation made by the supervisors in their can vass
 Buckeye: For justice of the peace, P R. Mitten Republican. and E. D. Lee. Democrat; for constable, Jay Jones, Republican, and ToI Skinner, Democrat.
 Chandler: D. NJ Arnold, for justice on the Democratic ticket, and c. M. Beckham for constable. (No Repub- lican ticket.
 GiIa Bend: For justice, B B. Denur, Republican, and A. L. Brown. Demo- crat, with w. A. O'Neil, Democrat, and H. E. Alivso. Republican, for con- stable.
 Glendale: For justice, F. F. Patter- son. Democrat, and J. A. Rudd for con- stable, same ticket. (No Republican
 Mesa: For justice. R. A. Kingburg Democrat, and w M. Newall, Repub- lican, with O. L. Pickens for constable on the Democratic ticket and Lee Tumble on the Republican.
 Gilbert: George s. Irwin for justice and Oscar Phelps for constable, Demo crats.
 East Phoenix precinct: W. B. Ed wards, ST, against F. c. Bolin, S05, on the Democratic ticket Henry J. Sulli- van, the only Republican, boiled 7S0 votes Haze Burch, for constable on got s21. On the Democratic ticket, George Tyler got 1243 against 347 for F. D. Martinez for constable.
 West Phoenix precinct: On the Democratic ticket for justice. Nat T. Mckee got 1512 votes against 456 for Jacob Wavrunek, with B. F. Gillette receiving'3O. Six Democrats made the race for constable and stood as fol- lows: Jim W. Graham, 472; Jim Col lins, 45S; Burch Miller, 360; Johnnie J. Long, 34S; Robert E. Wilson. 299, and Dudley S. Lewis. 16S. On the Republican ticket for constable Deputy Sheriff Evan Wilson led with 662 votes and Roscoe D. Broyles received PIP.
 Tempe: J. H. Cummings was nomi mated for justice on the Democratic ticket and F. P. Carr on the Repub- Ecan. with Chris Segala, Democrat, and J. H. Amos. Republican, for con stable
 Wickenburg: John Riggs was the Democratic nominee for justice, wNh John Miller as the Republican. Ed ward Devauney was nominated for constable on the Democratic ticket ana Myran Tening was Republican choice.
 The certificates of the vote cast in the county for the state offices will be sent to the office of the secretary or state at o'clock this morning by Clarence l.. Standage, clerk Of the board of supervisors. The certificate will contain the total votes cast in the county for the various state officers
 The certificates of nomination for the precinct committeeman have been prepared and are now ready for dls- tribution at the supervisors office. It is the intention of MT. Standage 10 take the certificates to the meetings of the committeeman for each party next Tuesday night when they meet 10 organize. Should any of the commit teemen desire their certificates before that date they may get them by call ing at the supervisors office. No cer- tificates for the committeeman will be mailed, MT. Standage said.
 The certificates for the county nomi- nees have not all been prepared as yet. but will be mailed within the next two or three days, MT. Standage said last