Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

final results the following Geographic
advices are appended. Reports from
Nogales which were received by tel
ephone are, in the main, consonant
with the information contained in these
messages
PRESCOTT. Ariz., Sept. CLARK
headquarters here late tonight an
nounced receipt of word that Clark
was carrying Navajo county by two to
one for the Republican senatorial nom
ination. 1t was announced that other
messages indicated he was also carry
ing Mahave and Coconino countries
one precince in Prescott gave the
| following totals: Cameron. %: Clark,
| 1O2: Maddox, II: Robson, 8; Nell
gren. %: White, 10. The Democratic
| totals had not yet been announced.
YUMA, Ariz., Sept. THE count was
proceeding very slowly in Yuma county,
| with not a precinct total available al
IL o'clock Indications were said BY
| observers to be that Winsor was lead
| by three to one for Democratic nomina-
ton for governor. Jones was leading
| for the Democratic nomination for the
attorney generalship. and Cameron was
receiving apparently what Republican
votes were being cast.
| BLSBEE, Sept. Fifteen out of SIS
PRECINCTS in Cochise county with nc
| report from any precincts in either
| Douglas or the Warren district fndI-
Gates that Nit Simms will carry the
county against Milford Winsor and
that NJ. A. Smith is leading for the
nomination as United States senator
The precincts, complete, show the fol-
lowing figures for state candidates;
Senator: J. w. Norton. "a; M. A
Smith. 237: R. c. Stanford, las; A. a
Wors1ey.
Supreme court: A. G. McAnister
304: T. W. Nealon. 81; S. l.. Pattee
1856. Governors Nit Simms, 324: Null
ford Winsor 239. Secretary of state,
e. A. Carroll. 80: Mrs. Nellie A. Hay
ward 113; Fl. S. Ross. 313; c. p
Wheeler. 90; r. r. Earhart, 222; S. F
Webb, 255: L. C. Hardy. 143; w. T.
Jones. GAS: L. B. Whitney, 1877; c. o
Case. 273: A. c. Peterson, $50; 1. c. p
Adams. 2S2: T. d. Cashell. Sc; Lorer
Vaughn, 12S. Mine inspector. G.. II
Bolin. 90: T. c. Foster, 1871; c. f. Han
sen. SO: Harry Jennings, 70; Ed Mas
sey, 100; Ed. O'Hagen. IA. Tax com
missioner. E. A. Hughes, 331, F'rani
Luke. 1853; NJ. A. Murphy. 173. C. III
lander. 112.
TUCSON, Sept. IA. A worsley LED
Mark Smith for United States sena-
| tor by about 100 votes in Pima county
1
the city gives Worsley $50 and Smith
| 470. Incomplete returns from the II
city precincts give Winsor a big leac
over Nit Simms, the count being 337 Il
1877 short before midnight. Pattee j:
/ leading McAlister for supreme cour
judge. Wiley Jones for attorney gen
eral Wheeler for secretary of state ar
leading the field in their races.
/ DOUGLAS, Sept. Thirteen coun
try precincts and about one-half tn
vote of Douglas gave the following o.
| Democratic candidates:
i United States senator: Norton, 81
Smith, 447; Stanford, 1873; Worsle!
273. Supreme court justice: Nc
AIister, 1852; Nealon. 1876; Pattee, So
Governor: Sims, GIT; Winsor, Al
Secretary of state: Carroll, 81; Hay
ward, 2sS; Ross, 400; Wheeler, %
Treasurer: Earhart, AIS; Webb, Al
Attorney general: Hardy, 22S, Jone
AL; Whitney. 2s7. Superintendent {
schools: Case. $50; Peterson, 439.
The IS country precincts minus an
of Douglas gave Republican senator's
candidates the following: Camera
Al; Clark, 16; Maddox. 81; Robiso
5. Cameron was reported leading
/ Douglas.
county.
4 GLOBE, Ariz., Sept. 7--At 1880 tc
7 night five out of 33 precincts in CT
county gave Simms 1873 and Winsor
) votes for the Democratic gubernatort
I nomination. For United States Sc
ator, Smith polled So. Worsley SO al
Stanford 40 votes. Other totals for Il
] five precincts gave Judge s I. PATTI
I IA and A. G.. McA1ister 73 votes for Il
Supreme court. Wiley Jones IL
Hardy so. Whitney 35 for attorne,
general, and Bo1in 81 Massey Ga ar