The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08
Primaries TO Determine the >omi-
nations for County office
and Conventions.


as nomination of candidates on eth
err ticket for county offices. is to
be accomplished at the primary cleo
tons TO be held in Twin Falls coun-
~, as elsewhere throughout Idaho.
under the new election law. on
Tuesday. August 3. says the Twin
Falls News.
Filings of nominations for dele
gates 10 the county conventions, as
shown by the records OF the county
recorders office. Indicate many pre-
eincts the entrance or sufficient
number OF candidates at least 10
add zest TO the race. Indications
are for the most part that filings are
representative OF personal desire TO
take a hand in the operation OF po-
litical processes rather than express
sion OF purpose to further one or
another issue or political fortune
that may come up for determination.
Separate Primaries
Separate primary elections viii be
held simultaneously I'm each pre-
cinct by both the republican and
democratic parties. The polling
places which are TO be designated by
the county committees, are 10 be
open on the day of the election be
tween the hours Of l p. IN. and
d. m. Volunteers judges and clerks
OF election in many instances are TO
serve. No provision is made under
the new Law for compensation OF
election Officials by either state or
county governments.
AT the republican primary cleo
lions a total " III delegates 10 the
county convention Will be elected
and at the democratic total OF 81.
Electors in each precinct Will vote
on their own candidates for dele
gates and precinct officers, such as
Justice OF the peace and constable,
but will have no voice I'm the election
Of delegates or precinct Officers OF
other precincts.
Basis OF Representation
The basis OF precinct representa-
tion In the county conventions is
established by computation OF each
party's vote in each precinct IN the
election two years ago.
County Conventions Work
Claims OF candidates for county
offices. including the state legisla-
five tickets. will be settled I'm the
urinary elections and will not come
before the county conventions IL
will be the business OF the county
conventions q } To elect delegates 10
the state conventions and 90 10
elect one member 10 represent the
county In the personnel of the state
committee of either party Hereto
fore the state committeeman lot
either party has been elected by the
county committee.
County conventions will be held
simultaneously, on August IL
state conventions of either party
viii be held at the same time In
August "a. the republican delegates
eopyening in Pocatello. aud the dem i
s,crats I'm Idaho Falls. State con-
yenticns will nominate candidates /
for senator and representatives IN
congress and state officers.
Other Candidates May kater
Expiration OF the statutory tine
for filing OF nominations Tor any o.
flee voted upon at the primary e'ee
ton does not prevent entrance Oh
other candidates. Other Candidate
names may be written on the baiiot-
Following are the Candidates az
nouuced for delegates to the county 1
Conventions OF either party as shown
by the county recorders records;
Republicans
Twin Falls til 10 be elected
IA F. Allen. John II. Ault, i. I. Bea
con. II. J. Benoit. John W. Graham
turner X. Hackman. Wilbur :. hiii'
Henry c. Remission. Charles H. hreh-
gel. A. J. Meyers. Paul X. Taber' J..
4. Wright.
aat-W a. Amsbary, r. L. Ashton.
breckenridge. Ray r. Brown
charles n Burton. c. l.. DeLong.
y Dewitt, n. G. Dietrich, ;. l.
Hoagin. A. Dorman Johnson. G. l. r
Ioneley. ]. Mcmillan. Robert hos
srson. A. n. Sprague. NJ. J. sweeley.
w. O. Taylor.
lanes GaIifher. f. NJ. Herriott ,
r Lynch. ]. b. Paget Jake Son
fiatth IL c. Vanzusdeln-
Twin Falls No. g - be elect
49, % blackstone. II. N. Hoiter.
~ n patton. Mrs. Herman Rex
20, william II. Stoddard.
Twin Falis No. IS 10 be elect
.aa-Jsmes NJ. Bice. r. y. Carson
AURA n. Cole. John G. Harvey Alan
y Senior. n. A Tester.
Twin Fails No. SIC to be elected
v Larsen. Maade W. Mchoe-
arfs W. NJ. shotweil. Urban Tracey.
a q Ware, 8 Watkins
irwin Falls No. Z 20 to be eleciee
Brscken. George =. BRYANT
n r Hazel. z j. Hornbrook, G.
,i,n ". z. Sanger, John G. Thorps
a. waters. J. e. Waite
puhf No. IS 20 be elected -
pnss " Alfred, william Cunning
hsm. william R. Greene. ~. 1. "a
Iesnson, r. c. Morse. c. 5. Peek u
T. AMI No 10 70 be eisctedl -.
a ssrker, 2. J. Beck, ,. J.; Bra
-, X x. Brooks. John A. Bro~n'
-. n Eastman. G.. g. HARDING. NJ 4
ranpI.man. r. q. Slice. Vert West.
r,Iar fs 20 be elected --Arthaf
q Anderson. w T. consnt- W A
t,saln- G, A. Love. A. A. Ne~berry'
- n, sehildmsn. W. A. Shear Z. n.