The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-08
ELECTION RETURNS
in FOR ONE PARTY
ALL OUTLYING REPUBLICAN PRE-.
CINCTS HAVE BEEN HEARD
FROM

Complete returns for the republican
ticket in the recent primary elections
in Latah county show an approximate
vote OF 1900 ballots cast, according
to figures that have just been com
piled in the auditors office. Demo
cratic figures are not yet available
from all the precincts.
In the number of votes received
Judge Edgar G. Steele of the district
court, who is up for reelection led
Second place was taken by Miss lone
Adair, who was renOminated for
county treasure. She received to-
al of 1854 votes, or one less than
Judge Steele Third place in the
number of votes received was taken
by Harry A. Thatcher, candidate for
reelection as couny clerk, and audit
or He received ITO votes. Fourth
highest was Glen G. Grice, who re-
ceived the nomination for county
coroner with 1104 woes.
The nominations for probate judge
county assessor, and sheriff were the
most closely contested offices, and
caused the most speculation among
the sponsors of the different candi-
dates prior to election
For probate judge the vote cast
stood: Adrian Nelson, incumbent, 722;
Louis G. Peterson. 565.
Emmett J. Gemmill gained lead
OF 241 votes over Burton G.. Rowe,
when he final returns were tailed
Gemmill received 757 to Rowe's 516
OF the three contestants for sheriff
John L. Woody, incumbent, received
n,,+0
W. Beardsley was next high man with
44O votes Edward J. Mcconnell, the
third candidate received 267 votes.
The vote for couny commissioner
nominated the following men: First
district, John Cone; second district,
Elmer M Paulson; third district, Col
umbus N Clarke.
The complete returns for the re-
publican nominations show:
State Senator, M. E. Lewis, 991.
State representatives, A. S. Ander
son, 1917, Chris A. Hagan, 1882; Dis
trict judge, Edgar G. Steele, 1155.
County commissioner, first district,
John Cone, 726. Alvah Strong, 406;
second district Elmer Paulsen, 1868,
third district Columbus N Clark, 1861.
Clerk of the district court, Harry A.
Thatcher; 110 prosecuting attorney,
John Nisbit, 915; surveyor, Harvey J.
Smith, $50; treasurer, lone S. Adair,
1154; probate judge, Adrian Nelson,
722, Louis G. Peterson, 565; superin-
tendent of public Instruction., Ellen
Peterson, 1868; assessor, Emmett j.
sGemmill, 757, Burton G. Rowe, BIG;
coroner, Glenn G. Grice 1104; sheriff,
John L. Woody, 629, Edward J. Nc
III 1rIo
Reports concerning the delegates to
the county conventions which will as
ssemble in Moscow, August Is, to elect
delegates to the state conventions on
the 22nd, were complete only so far
as concerned the republicans.
The republican delegates are as fol-
lows:
Bear Ridge (2)-Ed Lien, A. ]. Aas.
Mallory and w. W. Pike Each re-
4ceived II votes.
Cora (3)-S. M Smith, 10 votes; R.
j. Strong, 6, and Alvah Srong and
Nina Swatman. each.
Lockhard.
Deary (5)-L. Boyer, R. A. Poe, ].
A. Fisher, Pearl B. Aas, and Florence
L. Wylie.
East Moscow (1O)-W. A. Adair, Ben
E. Bush, J. D. Gibson, H. Melgard, r.
r. Sherfey, H. P. Stivers, c. L. ThOmp-
son, Fred Veatch. H. N. Wilson and
Harry Whittier.
Pennington (2)-S. A. Ross, Don
aid Hopper.
Genesee OF. E. Dicus, Robert E.
Emmett, W. w Burr, F. S. Casebolt, R.
GIL
Harvard OH. w. Garfield, A. H.
Carpenter.
Helmer, Q)-Effie Scott.
Juliaetta (6)-Eben Adams, Colum-
bus N. Clark, Walter Clark o. A.
Poole E. w. Porter, John L. Woody.
Kendrick ON B. Mcconnell, r..
Harry G.. Stanton.
Linden (2)-Ada Alexander Frank
Lyons.
North Moscow (6)-Warren Truitt,
John Miller, J. S. HeckathOrn, Geo.
G. Pickett, c. J. Hugo, William E.
Lee.
North Troy Ok. T. Myklenust,
H. HI. Christies, c. v. Johnson, B. F.
Nesbit, George M. Saad
Palouse (2)-B. J. Jones, E. A. Nc
Clellan.
Park (D-George Torgenson.
Potlatch (12)-J. 3. Gardner, Frank
Giesler, Harry L. M. Gleave, George
X. Moody, F. L. Stapleton, Chas. A.
Wardrop, Victor T. Morris, Peter
Clyde, Elmer W. Travis, J. H. Bott-
jer, F. E. Pickell. A. D. Decker.
Princeton (4)-B. F. Thomas, B. F.
Gone, L. L. Young, A. L, Davis.
South Troy (5)-Ole Bohman, ]. w.
Spence, Aug. Heden, Lawrence john
son, Clarence Larson.
Southwest Moscow (9)-James Fo-
gle, Lilly E. Henly, II. J. Huntbach,
E. K Kroh, A. s. Lyons, George T.
Miller, c. B. Rodgers, Chas. Shoup,
J. C. Stillinger.
Southeast Moscow DOL. E.
Brooks, Mrs. o. c. Carrsow, Edna Hol-
man, Retta Holman, J. e. Meek, Carl
Oberg, G. J. Orland, L. G. Peterson,
Frank Slater, J. L. Naylor