Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-07-08
NEITHER PARTY
HAS FULL TICKET
! FOR THE PRIMARY
Competing Names on Ticket
Will Make Candidates
Hustle to Get Out Full
Vote 0 nPrimary Day. y

There will be two tickets in the
field at the Gilmore county primary
election August J., though neither the
democrats nor the republicans will
have all places filled unless the ceB-
trail committees appoint men to make
the runs. There is no progressive
ticket filed in the county, the fore
runner of that party, the nonpartis-
an league, having never been able t3
gain any following in the county.
Following is the complete list Of
names fled for county and judicial
offices in the county:
Democratic
Representative - Harry G. Berg
strom, Daniel Kirby:
Assessor Thomas Trathen, w. D
Sumner.
Auditor-F. M. Hobbs.
School Superintendent-Pearl 8
Barber.
Commissioners - George E. Butler,
Frank E. Wilson, A. T. Babb.
Coroner-G. G. Zacher.
Sheriff Arthur A. Stevens, |. G
Williams.
Treasurer-Florence E. OMAHA.
Probate Judge-W. H. Manion.
Justice of the Peace. A. Purtill.
Precinct Committeemen-C r. Weth.
erell, w. F. Ottenheimer, e. w. An.
drus.
Delegates to County Convention
w. w. Fountain, John W. Nor
ton, w. l.. Harley, e. G. Helfricb,
Elmore Ottenheimer, A. A. White,
A. H. Williamson, G. B. Faraday,
Nels Smith, Garrett ]. O'Neill,
d. w. Gorby, Chas. L. Winter, Owen
Boyle, Thomas O'Daniel, r. w
Simpkins.
District Judge, Third District. D.
Watts, Claud w. Gibson.
Republicans
State Senator-Ed. M. Clark
Assessor-W. J. Love
Probate Judge-A. A. Sessions
Prosecuting Attorney. l.. Tay~
lor.
Treasurer-O. e. Norel1
Coroner-H. H. Eaton
Commissioners-Jon F. Gaines, >. b.
Blackwell
County Surveyor-Stanton Park.
Justice of the Peace ID. A. Utter.
Precinct Committeemen--John W.
Caldwell, Tom W. Moore, H. H. Nc
Master, e. &c. Evans.
Delegates to County Conventions.
C. Evans, John w. Caldwell, V. L.
Taylor, Charles Selix, Geo. w. Ham
mond, John Mendoza, r. III. Ben
nett, T. W. Moore, d. A. Utter,
Bertha Stull Green, H. ], Dick,
John f. Gaines, P. M. Gandiago.
R. P. Harmon, Worth S. Lee.
District Judge, Third District-Chas.
f. Reddoch, Raymond l.. Givens.
NJ /. Church.
r. P. Beckwith, who offered a filing
of his candidacy for the nomination
for prosecuting attorney on the re-
publican ticket, but without the sig
natures required by the primary law,
has served a mandamus process ON
County Auditor Hobbs, requiring him
to show cause why the name should
not appear ON the ballot. Mr.. Beck
with's contention is that the office
of prosecutor was Greater and It's
qualifications defined by the con-
stitution, and that the legislature
in passing the primary law, named
other qualifications in conflict with
the basic law; namely that the can.
didate's petition must certify by five
qualified voters in the county that
they had known him for two years
and known that he was member OF
the party under the name of which
he seeks office. This, virtually, is re.
quirement that the candidate must
have lived in the county that length |
of time, instead of the thirty days
of the constitutional provision. A
hearing will be had on the question
before the district court at Boise
within the next few days.
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Mrs. John w. Caldwell surprised
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