The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-18
Official Vote of
Fremont County

The total vote OF Fremont county
for president and vice president Al
he eect.on November 2. was $500.
aad for governor OIL the state ticket
5,44S. For United States senator.
5,296 and for congressman 5,195.
The Official vote of the county foI
he pres dental electors. United States
senatorship. congressional, guberna
-orial. state. judicial, legislative, coun-
" and precinct candidates, as report
ed b. the election canvassing board
follow:
President and Vice President.
Harding and Coo idge. 3.O43; Cox
and Rooseveit, 2.339; Debs and Sted,
man Socialist, 1S3; Watkins and Col
gin (Pro). IS; Christensen and Hayes
.Farm-l abor), 49,
United States Senator.
Samuel D. Nicholson (R), 2,T26,
Tully Scott (D.). 2.25s; G.. F. Stevens
r rm-Labb' 1S7, Char es :. Thomas
(NationaQ. 125.
Congressman. Third District.
Samuel J. Burris CD, 1854: Guy U.
'Iardy (R). 9.211. Hardy's majority.
1927. :
Supreme Court Judge.
Edwin n. Burdick (Farm-Labor),
2S9; Fred C. Folsom CD, 2,O59;
Greeley W. Whitford (R.), 2.7i6.
Governor.
James NJ. Collins d.. 2,OS7; W. p.
Collins tsocia'isO, 2SS; Oliver H.
Shoup (R.), 3,17s.
Lieutenant Governor.
Edward E. Anderson CD, 2.07S;
Earl Coo ey R), 1895; Arthur W
Kircher (Farm-Labor). 233.
Secretary of State.
NJ. A. Ecker (Farm-Labor), 223; Carl
S. Milliken (R). 2,774; James R. No
land CD. 2,464.
State Auditor.
Grace B. Marians (FarmIabor).
e3S; Harry E Mulnix (R). 5000; Ray
Price CD. 2.O5S.
State Treasurer.
P. A. richardson (Farm-Labor), PAS.
Arthur NJ. Stong (R), 1927; William
Tanner Cd. 2,1S1.
Attorney General.
Victor L. Keyes (R), 1881; Clar-
ence o. Moore (Farm-Labor). 261;
Morrison Shafroth CD, 1859.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Mary C. C. Bradford (D), 2,4s6;
Mabel Brinson (Farm-Labor). 2Oi:
Katherine L. Craig (R). 2.662
State University Regents.
o. S. Fowler (R.), 1855; Minnie L.
Harding (D). 2,s02; Earl W. Haskins
(R), 2,121; Martha B. Newby (Farm-
Labor. 237; Edna NJ. Ryan (Farm-
Labor), 1885, Edward C. Stimson CD,
1886. --
State University Resents-for Four
Year Vacancy.
Anna Parker Hyder Cd, 2,069;
Mary A. Lutteken tFarm-Labor), 233;
Pearl W. Martin (Farm-Labor). 2O6:
Frank NJ Means (R), 2,421; Fred w.
Stowe CD, 2,040; Thomas L. Wilkin
son (R), 2,413.
State University Resents-FiII Two.
Year Vacancy.
Fredick d. Anderson Cd, 2,134; &.
w. Buford (Farm-Labor). 226; Clark
G.I Mitchell (R). 2,625.
District Attorney-Eieventh District.
Thomas A. Nevens (R), 2.176; T.
Lee Witcher (D), 3,105. Witcher's
majority. 1929.
State Senator-Ninth District.
George E. Colgate (R), 2,7ss; Al
fred Durfee (D). 2,575. Colgate's ma
jority. 213. sA
State Representative.
Charles A. Linkins D.), 3.O0s: Jo-
seph T. Mclean (R.). 2.349. Linkins'
majrity, 749.
County Judge. at
Kent l.. Esdred tD.), 2.sS6: Charles
E. Waldo (R). 1923 Eldred's ma
jority. 1863.
County Clerk and Recorder.
Boyd Hamblett Cd. 2.117: Jona-
man Seaman (R). 3.435. Seaman's
majority, 1913.
For Sheriff.
John Chetelat Cd. 2.76S; Walter S.
Flu kerson (R), 1884. Fulkerson's
majority, 116.
County Treasurer.
Newton B. King (R), 2.223: Owen
p. Owens CD, 1927. Owens ma
iority 1,104. g,.-,s
County Assessor.
Leonard H. Harvey tD.)- 2.937: FL
ton B. Moodford R), 2,70i. Har-
vey's majority, 233.
County School Superintendent.
Carrie T. Anthony (R). 4,315. Mrs.
anthony had no opposition.
County Surveyor.
A., B. McFall CD, 1881; Charles f.
Whfta NJ 4 2654 Whites major