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Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
COTTONWOOD
Democratic

Governor: Hunt. 7l; Ward 20. Attorney General: Boyle, B; Mur- phy, 40.
 Supt Public Inst: Boehringer. 40 Case, 31.
 Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 5l Mine Inspector: Foster, so; Harper II; O'Hagan, 13. Tax Commissioner, Boyce, A. Superior Judge: Globes, 49; Sween- ey, B; Wavrunek, p County Clerk: Keohane, Is; Mar shall, 70.
 County Attorney: McMurchie, 39; Norton, Is; Sullivan, 29. Sheriff: Cook, 3; Fitzgerald, 5; Hooker. q; McLane, l; Pardee, B; Ruffner, IA; Stukey, ,; Thompson, Recorder: Chapman, 66; McSwiggin, State Senator: Cornick. 30; Keefe, %; Rutherford, 56
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, 12: Hill, IA. County Attorney: Gale, 10; Morrison, ?; O'Malley, 16. Sheriff: Cannon, ?; Hall, 5; Plum mer, ?; Robbins, /; Smith, 12; Stewart. B
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MAYER (Complete)
 Democratic

Governor: Hunt, 80; Ward, 35. Attorney General: Boyle, 5l; Mur- phy A. Superintendent of Public Instruction:
 Boehringer, 41; Case, 42. Corporation Commissioner: Belts, s; Wheeler, 4S Mine Inspector: Foster, B; Harper, IA; O'Hagan, 30. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 4; Howe, B. Superior Judge: Globes, 47; Sweeney, 59; Wavrunek, B. County Clerk: Keohane, 25; Mar shall, 85. County Attorney: McMurchie, 31; Norton, 22; Sullivan, g. Sheriff: Fitzgerald, 4; Hooker, l; McLane, 4; Pardee, 10; Ruffner, 10; Stukey, 9; Thompson, 7S. Recorder: Chapman, g; McSwiggin, 41. Supervisor: Haselfe1d, 2s; Hilton, 50; Totten, IS. State Senator: Cornick, 5; Keefe, 3S; Rutherford 64.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, 28; Hill, 19. County Attorney: Gale, B; Morrison, g; O'Malley, 5. Sheriff: Cannon, 5; Hall, 5; Plum mer, 2; Robbins, 3; Smith, 5; Stewart, 43. Supervisor: Heap, II; Tomlinson, 5; Waara, g.
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Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 21; Howe Al. Superior Judge: Globes, 63; Sweeney B; Wavrunek, 5l. County Clerk: Keohane, 10; Mar shall, s. County Attorney: McMurchie, 51 Norton, 10; Sullivan, 3l. Sheriff: Cook, 2; Fitzgerald, s Hooker, B; McLane, 0; Pardee II; Ruffner, i Stukey, II. Recorder: Chapman, S3; McSwig. gin, II. State Senator: Cornick, 51; Keefe 2; Rutherford, 60.
 Republican County Attorney: Gale, 2l; Nor riSon, 1; O'Malley, 2. Sheriff: Cannon, 3; Hall, 5; Plum mer, 2; Robbins, 2; Smith, To- Stewart, 3.
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SKULL VALLEY
 
Democratic

Governor: Hunt, 2; Ward g. Attorney General: Boyle, IS; Mur-
 phy, 17. Superintendent of Public Instruction:
 Boehringer, 10; Case, 20. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 25;
 Wheeler, 9. Mine Inspector: Foster, IS; Harper,
 4; O'Hagan, 10. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, Y; Howe,
 Is.
 Superior Judge: Globes, 31; Sweeney,
 13; Wavrunek, IS. County Clerk: Keohane, 3; Mar
 shall, 43. County Attorney: McMurchie, B;
 Norton, 10; Sullivan, 5. Sheriff: Hooker, 1; McLane, ?; Par
 dee, 2; Ruffner, 50; Stukey, l;
 Thompson, l. Recorder: Chapman, A; McSwiggin, Supervisor: Haselfeld 46. State Senator: Cornick, ?; Keefe,
 10; Rutherford, 5. Assemblymen: Banta, 9; Rogers, 20; Rybon, s. Justice of Peace: Beck, 7; Eckert, 4; Keays, 5; Jett, 5; Ross, 13. Republican County Attorney: Gale, 13; Nor rison, 10; O'Malley, 1. Sheriff: Cannon, 7; Hall, 5; Robbins, 1; Smith, 10; Stewart, 2. Supervisor: Heap, 6; Tomlinson, 3; Waara, 9.
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CLARKDALE
Democratic

Governor: Hunt. 131; Ward, v. Attorney General: Boyle, 8S; Mur. phy, 91.
 Supt Public Inst: Boehringer, "A Case, l03. Corporation Commissioner: Betts l0l; Wheeler, S9. Mine Inspector: Foster, 59; Harper A; O'Hagan, 104. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 112; Howe, e. Superior Judge: Globes, 113; Sween- ey, 1l5; Wavrunek, 47. County Clerk: Keohane, $; Mar shall, Al. County Attorney: McMurchie, 9l; Norton, A; Sullivan, GA. Sheriff: Cook, IS; Fitzgerald, 34; Hooker, @; McLane, 3; Pardee, g; Ruffner, 20; Stukey, 34; Thompson, Recorder; Chapman, 131; Mcswig- gin, e. State Senator: Cornick, 60; Keefe, l3S; Rutherford, S9.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, S5; Hill, g. County Attorney: Gale, 105; Morri- son, 30; O'Malley, A. Sheriff: Cannon, 4; Hall, 17; Plum mer, 2; Robbins, 1O6; Smith, %; Stewart, }.
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Attorney General: Boyle, Is; Mur-
 phy, 20 Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 24;
 Wheeler, A. Mine Inspector: Foster, Y; Harper,
 8; O'Hagan, To- Tax Commissioner: Boyce, II; Howe, g. Superior Judge: Globes, B; Sweeney,
 l3; Wavrunek, Is. County Clerk: Keohane, 4; Mar
 shall, 4l. County Attorney: McMurchie, 29;
 Norton, 4; Sullivan, l4. Sheriff: Hooker, 29; McLane, 6;
 Pardee, 5; Ruffner, 2; Stukey, ,. Recorder: Chapman, 42; McSwig- gin, 4 State Senator: Cornick, P; Keefe,
 10; Rutherford, 3l. Democratic ballots only counted.)
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HUMBOLDT Democratic

Governor: Hunt, IS; Ward, F. Attorney General: Boyle, 35; Mur' phy, g. Superintendent of Public Instruction Boehringer, IS; Case, 50. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 5 Wheeler, B. Mine Inspector: Foster, 43; OHagan 10. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 29; Howe 31.
 Superior Judge: Globes, 39; Swee- ney, g; Wavrunek, IS. County Clerk: Keohane, l9; Mar shall, 65.
 County Attorney: McMurchie, 16i Norton, IS; Sullivan, A. Sheriff: Cook, A; Fitzgerald, 4; Hooker, 3; McLane, 7; Pardee, 5; Ruffner, 4S; Stukey, l; Thompson 10. Recorder: Chapman, B; Mcswiggin, 29. State Senator: Cornick, B; Keefe, B; Rutherford, 40.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, s; Hill, B. County Attorney: Gale, B; Morri- son, 13; O'Malley, 6. Sheriff: Hall, B. Hummer, 5; Rob bins, IA; Smith, 3l; Stewart, c.
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JEROME JUNCTION
 Democratic

Governor: Hunt, 21; Ward, IS. Attorney General Boyle, Is; Mur- phy, Y. Superintendent of Public Instruction Boehringer, 13; Case, 19. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 2l; Wheeler, 10. Mine Inspector: Foster, 9; Harper, 10; O'Hagan, 8. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 12; Howe, 2. Superior Judge: Globes, 24; Sweeney, II; Wavrunek, Is. County Clerk: Keohane, 3; Mar shall, 34. County Attorney: McMurchie, l9; Norton, 10; Sullivan, g. Sheriff: Fitzgerald, 2; McLane, 2; Pardee, F; Ruffner, l9; Stukey, l. Recorder: Chapman, 30; McSwiggin, State Senator: Cornick, 20; Keefe, 10; Rutherford, 20. Justice of Peace: Beck, l; Eckert, G.; Keays, 7; Ross, 20.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, 16; Hill, s. County Attorney: Gale, IS; Morri- son, l; O'Malley, l. Sheriff: Hall, ,; Hummer, 5; Rob bins, 9; Smith, 10.
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MILLER VALLEY
 Democratic

Governor: Hunt, 69; Ward, 2. Attorney General: Boyle, 24; Mur- phy, 42. Superintendent of Public Instruction Boehringer, 25; Case, 4l. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 48; Wheeler, B. Mine Inspector: Foster, AS; Harper, 10; O'Hagan, 13. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 29; Howe, 34. Superior Judge: Globes, 3S; Sweeney, B; Wavrunek, %. County Clerk: Keohane, 20; Mar shall, "A. County Attorney: McMurchie, 51; Norton, 10; Sullivan, 30. Sheriff: Cook, l; Fitzgerald, &; Hooker, 5; McLane, II; Pardee, 3l; {; Ruffner, 25; Stukey, Y. Recorder: Chapman, 7l; McSwig- gin, 2. State Senator: Cornick, Sc; Keefe, 13; Rutherford, g. Justice of Peace: Beck, /; Eckert, F; Keays, r; Jett, Is; Ross, 43.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, IA; Hill, 5. County Attorney: Gale, F; Morri- son, 5; O'Malley, 4. Sheriff: Hall 3; Hummer. ,; Rob bins, 5; Smith, /; Stewart, 3.
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11 COUNTIES
 PROVE HUNT
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(COntlnued rom page 
 For the democratic nomination for member of the state tax com mission, Charles R. Howe has de- feated Jesse L. ,Boyce on the face of the incomplete returns. Howe jumped into the lead with heavy majorities in Cochise and Maricopa counties.
 Figures on the republican con- tests between Ernest R. Hall and Wesley A. Hill for the nomina- ton for secretary of state are not available, but scattered reports from throughout the state indicate hall has been nominated.
 The returns from which the pri- mary results are forecast have been. coming in slowly in dribbles since early last night. Up to a late hour tonight three counties, Apache, Coconino and Greenlee, were the only ones from which compre- hensive reports had not been re- ceived,
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CLARKDALE (PartiaD
Democratic

Governor: Hunt, 48; Ward, 36. Attorney General: Boyle, 39; Mur- phy, 34 Corporation Commissioner: Betts, A;
 Wheeler, 34. Mine Inspector: Foster, 22; O'Hagan, 47. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 25; Howe, 29. Superior Judge: Globes, 49; Sweeney,
 so; Wavrunek, Y. County Clerk: Keohane, 20; Mar shall, 59. County Attorney: McMurchie, 3S; Norton, 17; Sullivan, 25. Sheriff: Cook, 9; Fitzgerald. l6; Hooker, l9; Pardee, II; Ruffner, 10; Stukey, 4. Recorder: Chapman, 57; McSwig- gin. g. State Senator: Cornick, %; Keefe, 52; Rutherford, 49.
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Attorney General: Boyle, 5; Murphy, ISupt. Public Inst: Boehringer, 4;
 Case. /. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 5; Wheeler, z Mine Inspector: Foster, 4; Harper, 2; O'Hagan, z Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 3; Howe. Superior Judge: Globes, 5; Sweeney, 1; Wavrunek, 6. County Clerk: Keohane, /: Marshall,
 7. County Attorney: Norton, 4; Sulli-
 van. 9. Sheriff: Fitzgerald, 6; Ruffner, 9. Recorder: Chapman, s; McSwiggin,7. Supervisor; Haselfeld, II; Tilton, 2. State Senator: Cornick, 6; Keefe, 7;
 Rutherford. 10 Assemblymen: Banta, 5; Rogers, 5;
 Rybon, 4.
 Republican County Attorney: Morrison, L Sheriff: Cannon, l. Supervisor: Waara, 1.
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HoPEWELL TUNNEL

 Governor: Hunt, 9: Ward. 3. Attorney General: Boyle, 3; Mur- phy. 7.
 Supt Public Inst: Boehringer, 2; Case, 8. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 4; Wheeler, 7. Mine Inspector: Foster, 8; O'Hagan, 3. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 4; Howe, 6. Superior Judge: Globes, 4; Sween- ey, 9; Wavrunek. 4. County Clerk: Keohane, 3; Mar shall. g. County Attorney: McMurchie, 6; Norton, 1; Sullivan, 5. Sheriff: Hooker, }; McLane, 1; Ruffner, 7; Thompson, l. Recorder: Chapman, G; McSwiggin
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WIFE DESERTED WHEN
 HE ENTERED ARMY

L. w. Swartz yesterday filed suit for divorce from Stella Swartz on the grounds of desertion. They were married at Philadelphia on June 6, 1905, and have two children, aged IA and l6
 The plaintiff entered the govern ment service as a soldier in 1917 and from that time, the complaint states, Mrs. Swartz refused to live with him. Cruelty in that she expressed regret over having married him, is also all legged
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DEWEY DenOcrafc

Governor: Hunt, 17; Ward, 7. Attorney General: Boyle, 7; Mur- phy, l3. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Boehringer. 7; Case, 13. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, IS; Wheeler, 5. Mine Inspector: Foster, 8; Harper, 7; O'Hagan, 6. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 6; Howe, Superior Judge: Globes, l6; Sweeney 8; Wavrunek, Is. County Clerk; Keohane, c; Mar shall, B. County Attorney: McMurchie, 8; Norton, II; Sullivan, 7. Sheriff: Fitzgerald, 1; Hooker, 5; McLane, 2; Pardee, 8; Ruffner, 7; Stukey, l; Thompson, ?. Recorder: Chapman, 21; McSwig- gin, 7. State Senator: Cornick, l9; Keefe, 5: Rutherford, 19.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, 6; Hill, 2. County Attorney: Gale, G; Morrison, 2; O'Malley, 2. Sheriff: Cannon, l; Hummer, l; Smith, 8; Stewart, 2.
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OAK CREEK
Democratic

Governor: Hunt F; Ward, 9. Attorney General: Boyle, F; Mur- phy, 7. Superintendent of Public Instruction Boehringer, 7; Case, II. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 10; Wheeler, 10. Mine Inspector: Foster, 6; Harper, 4; O'Hagan, 4. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 8; Howe, Superior Judge: Globes, II; Sweeney, ;; Wavrunek, IA. County Clerk: Keohane, 6; Mar shall, A. County Attorney: McMurchie, s; Norton, 9; Sullivan, 4 Sheriff: Cook, 1; Fitzgerald, 4; Hooker, 1; McLane, 1; Pardee, 2; Ruffner, 7; Stukey, 6. Recorder: Chapman, 12; McSwig- gin, s. State Senator: Cornick, Il; Keefe, /; Rutherford, IA.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, 7; Hill, 4. County Attorney: Gale, 4; Morrison, 5; O'Malley. 2. Sheriff: Hummer, 5; Robbins, 10; Smith, 5; Stewart, l.
 CLEMENCEAU CPartiaD
 Democratic Governor: Hunt, B; Ward, 25.
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MASSICK'S Democratic

Governor: Hunt. l; Ward, 5. Attorney General: Boyle, ?; Mur- phy. 2 Ff Supt Public Inst.;i Boehringer. 2; Case, 5. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 3; Wheeler, ?. Mine Inspector: Foster, B.. Harper, l; O'Hagan, 2. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 3; Howe, Superior Judge: Globes, 4; Sween- ey. 5; Wavrunek, 2. County Clerk Keohane, 3; Mar County Attorney: McMurchie, B; Sullivan. 3. Sheriff: McLane, 5; Pardee, l; Ruff Recorder: Chapman, 1; Mcswiggin, State Senator: Cornick. 2; Keefe, 5. Rutherford, 4. Justice of the Peace: Beck, 1; Eek ert, 1; Keays, l; Jett, ?; Ross, l.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hill, ?. County Attorney: Gale, ?. Sheriff. Smith. ?.
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COUNTY BUILDS
 4 NEW BRIDGE!

Work will start at once on 135- foot bridge and approach on the Hassayampa river 14 miles below Kirkland, the board of supervisors announced yesterday.
 Chairman Midgley said that the bridge would cut out five crossings of the river in few miles, as a new road will. be constructed along with the bridge by county force account.
 This bridge will be 100 feet long with a 35-foot approach and will be built of tinbers, steel and concrete, the latter on the piers.
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CONGRESS JUNCTION
 Democratic

Governor: Hunt, IA: Ward, 9. Attorney General: Boyle, II; Mur- phy, 9. Superintendent of Public Instruction Boehringer, 8; Case, A. Corporation Commissioner: Bctts, 12; Wheeler, 9. Mine Inspector: Foster, 12; Harper, 4; O'Hagan, 4 Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 10; Howe, 10. Superior Judge: Globes, 12; Sweeney, 13; Wavrunek, 7. County Clerk: Keohane, 4; Marshall, IS. County Attorney: McMurchie, 4; Norton, 8; Sullivan, 7. Sheriff: Cook, 5; Pardee, 6; Ruff ner, l3. Recorder: Chapman, IS; McSwig- gin, 5. Supervisor: Haselfeld, IA; Triton, 4; Totten, A. State Senator: Cornick, II; Keefe, s; Rutherford, 9. Assemblymen: A Banta, 3; Rogers, s; Rybon, 6.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, II; Hill, 4. County Attorney: Gale, II; Morri- son, }; OMalley, ?. Sheriff: Cannon, Is; Hummer, 1; Stewart, l. Heap, ?; Tom1inson, 2; Waara, 9.
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DELLS DENIES T IS
 RESPONSIBLE FOR
 DEATH OF WIDENAN

Denial of ownership of the Granite Dells swimming pool and of other allegations in complaint for $20,OOO damages for the death of her son, Hugh Wideman, was contained in an answer filed to Mrs. Addie Ramos suit by the Granite Dells Outing as- .sociation Wednesday.
 The answer denies the damage of S2O,OOO to the plaintiff and declares Wideman entered the pool knowing his own risk, and that his death was caused by his own negligence.
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GRANITE MOUNTAIN
 neroncratic

Governor: Hunt. 12; Ward, 7. Attorney General: Boyle, 4; Mur- phy, II. Supt. Public Inst: Boehringer, 4; Case. l3. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 12; Wheeler, 3. Mine Inspector: Foster, 6; Harper, 8; O'Hagan, 2. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 9; Howe, Superior Judge: Globes, 15; Sween- ey, 3; Wavrunek, 9. County Clerk: Keohane, l.; Mar shall, IS. County Attorney: McMurchie, IA; Norton, 1; Sullivan, }. Sheriff: McLane, l; Pardee, 2; Ruffner, l6. Recorder: Chapman, IS. State Senator: Cornick, 10; Keefe, }; Rutherford, 13. Justice of Peace: Beck, l; Eckert, 3; Ross, l5.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hill, 1. County Attorney: Gale, ?. Sheriff: Hall, l; Robbins, 1.
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CANON
Democratic

Governor: Hunt, 5; Ward 6. Attorney General: Boyle, l; Mur- phy, 7. Superintendent Public Instruction: Boehringer, ,; Case, 4. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 7; Wheeler, ?. Mine Inspector: Foster, 3; Harper, 5; O'Hagan, 5. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 4; Howe, Superior Judge: Globes, 6; Sweeney, 7; Wavrunek, 4. County Clerk: Keohane, l; Mar shall, 8. Courty Attorney: McMurchie, 4; Norton, 1; Sullivan, 4. Sheriff: Fitzgerald, 1; Pardee, 1; Ruffner, 5; Thompson, ?. Recorder: Chapman, 1; McSwiggin, 5 Supervisor: Haselfeld, l t; Triton, 4; Totten, ?. State Senator-Cornick, 8; Keefe, l; Rutherford, 7.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, l. County Attorney: Morrison, 2. Sheriff: Hummer, l; Smith, l. Supervisor: Tomlinson, l.
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CEDAR GLADE
 Democratic

Governor: Hunt, 9. Attorney General: Boyle, 6; Mur- phy, 3. Superintendent of Public Instruction Boehringer, 4; Case, 2. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, }; Wheeler, 1. Mine Inspector: Foster, 2; O'Hagan, Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 3; Howe, 4. Superior Judge: Globes, 4; Sweeney, 6; Wavrunek, 1. County Clerk: Keohane, |; Mar shall, 8. County Attorney; Norton, 3; Sul- livan, 6. Sheriff: Hooker, 7; Pardee, l; Ruff ner, 2. Recorder: Chapman, 6; McSwiggin, 5. State Senator: Cornick, ?; Keefe, 1; Rutherford, G.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, 4. County Attorney: Gale, 1; Morri- son, }. Sheriff: Hall, 1; Hummer, l; Stew art, l.
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BLUEBELL Democratic

Governor: Hunt. 4; Ward, G. Attorney General: Boyle, s; Mur-
 phy, ?. Supt. Public Inst: Boehringer, G.;
 Case, 4. Corporation Commissioners. Betts,
 4; Wheeler, 6. Mine Inspector: Foster, 4; Harper,
 1; O'Hagan, 4. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, G.;
 Howe }. Superior Judge: Globes, 4; Sween-
 ey. 6; Wavrunek, 1. County Clerk: Keohane, 5; Mar
 shall. 6. County Attorney: McMurchie, 5;
 Sullivan, 4. Sheriff: McLane, 2; Pardee, 4;
 Ruffner, 2; Thompson, l. Recorder, Chapman, /; McSwiggin,
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COTTONWOOD (PartiaD

Governor: Hunt, 40; Ward, z County Attorney: McMurchie, o6:
 Sullivan, 75. Sheriff: Hooker, II; Pardee, 17;
 Ruffner, 10. State Senator: Cornick, 19; Keefe,
 12; Rutherford, 55. Republican ballots not counted)
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WALNUT GROVE
Democratic

 Governor: Hunt, 5; Ward, 4. Attorney General: Boyle, 4; Murphy, Superintendent of Public Instruction; Boehringer, 1; Case, 5. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 2; Wheeler, }. Mine Inspector: Foster, 2; Harper 2; O'Hagan, l. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, ?; Howe Superior Judge: Globes, 5; Sweeney 4; Wavrunek, l. County Clerk: Marshall 6. County Attorney: McMurchie, l; Sullivan. G. Sheriff: Cook, l; Fitzgerald, 2; Ruff ner, }; Stukey, l. Recorder: Chapman, 6; McSwiggin Supervisor: Haselfeld, 7. State Senator: Cornick, 2; Keefe, 2; Rutherford, 6. Assemblymen: Rogers, 4; Rybon, 1. Justice of Peace: Beck, l; Keays, 3; Jett, }.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall 6; Hill, 2. County Attorney: Gale, 9. Sheriff: Hummer, /; Robbins, 1; Stewart, l. Supervisor: Heap, l; Waara, 7.
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HILLSIDE Democratic

Governor: Hunt, 10; Ward, 5. Attorney General: Boyle, ,; Murphy Supt. Public Inst: Boehringer, /; Case, /. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 10; Wheeler, 4 Mine Inspector: Foster, II; Harper, 2; O'Hagan, 1. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, 6; Howe, 7.
 Superior Judge: Globes, 9; Sween- ey, II; Wavrunek, 5. County Clerk: Keohane, 5; Marshall, County Attorney: McMurchie, 2; Norton, ?; Sullivan, 10. Sheriff: Cook, l; Fitzgerald, 1; McLane, 3; Ruffner, 8; Stukey, ?. Recorder: Chapman, 6; McSwiggin, Supervisor: Haselfe1d, 13; Triton, 1; Totten, l. State Senator: Cornick, II; Keefe, 9; Rutherford, 6. Assemblymen: Banta, 4; Rogers, 4; Rybon, 5. Justice of Peace: Beck, 1; Eckert 9; Keays, 5; Ross, l.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, 4: Hill. 1. County Attorney: Gale, l; Morrison, Sheriff: Cannon, 5; Stewart. 1. Supervisor: Tomlinson, 2; Waara, 3.
 CONGRESS
 Democratic
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State Senator: Cornick, 4; Keefe, 10; Rutherford, 3.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, 2; Hill. 1. County Attorney: Gale, 2; Morris son. 1. Sheriff: Smith 3.
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WRIT SUIT TO GO ON
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Continued from page D committed in a similar way had been definitely traced by sworn affidavits to men actually known to be mem- bers of the striking shopcrafts and that in every case the victims were non-union men or men who had re- fused to quit work.
 The peace settlement reported reached on some roads will not af- feet the governments prosecution of the injunction case, Daugherty's spokesmen said, and one government attorney declared peace on all the roads would not alter the govern ments determination to prosecute the case.
 ~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~ Supervisor: Haselfield, 4; Hilton,
 1; Totten, 4 State Senator: Cornick, 5; Keefe, l; Rutherford, /.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, 6. County Attorney: Gale, 4. Sheriff: Smith.3; Stewart. 1. Heap, 5; Tomlinson, 1; Waara, 2.
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CROWN KING
Democratic

 Governor: Hunt, 19; Ward. 6. Attorney General: Boyle, II; >Mur- phy, F. Supt, Public Inst; Boehringer, 6; Case, Y. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 20; Wheeler, 5. Mine Inspector: Foster, 13; Harper, 8; O'Hagan, /. Tax Commissioner: Boyce, /; Howe, Superior Judge: Globes, Y; sween- ey, Y; Wavrunek, F. Cuonty Clerk: Keohane, 6; Marshall, County Attorney: McMurchie, 10; Norton, 3; Sullivan, IA. Sheriff: Fitzgerald, 2; Pardce. l.; Ruffner, 2l; Thompson, 4. Recorder: Chapman, 10; McSwiggin Y. Supervisor: Haselfeld, 10; Hilton. s; Totten, 9. State Senator: Cornick, 20; Keefe. 6. Rutherford, 16.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, /. County Attorney: Gale, 5; Morrison. 4; O'Malley, 2 Sheriff: Cannon, 4; Robbins, 1; Smith 1; Stewart. l. Supervisor: Tomlinson, 4; Waara. 6.
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Republican
CLEMENCEAU Democratic

Governor: Hunt, 5l; Ward, 51. Attorney General: Boyle, 31; Mur-
 phy, 5. Superintendent of Public Instruction:
 Boehringer, 37; Case, s. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 40:
 Wheeler, 28 Mine Inspector: Foster, fl; Harper, IS; O'Hagan, 16.
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STODDARD Democratic

Governor: Hunt, 7. Attorney General: Boyle, 3; Mur- phy, 4. Supt. Public Inst: Boehringer. 3;
 Case. l. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 6; Wheeler. l. Mine Inspector: Foster, 3; Harper, Tax Commissioner; Boyce, l; Howe, Superior Judge: Globes, 6; Sween- ey, l; Wavruenk, ,. County Clerk; Keohane, l; Mar shall, 6. County Attorney: McMprchie, l.; Norton. 5; Sullivan. l. Sheriff: Ruffner, 3; Stukey, l.; Thompson, }. Recorder: Chapman, 7. Supervisor: Haselfield, 1; Tilton, 6. State Senator: Cornick, 4; Keefe, 2; Rutherford, 6.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, 6; Hill, 2. County Attorney: Gale, 5; Morri- son, 1; O'Malley, 2. Sheriff: Hall, /; Smith, 2; Stewart, Supervisor: Heap. /; Waara, 1.
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HENRIETTA Democratic

Governor: Hunt. 5; Ward, 2. Attorney General: Boyle, 5; Mur-
 phy, 1. Supt. Public Inst: Boehringer, 4. Corporation Commissioner: Betts, 3. Mine Inspector: Foster, l; Harper,
 1; O'Hagan. 1. Tax Commissioner: Boyce. A. Superior Judge: Globes, 3; Sween- ey, 5. County Clerk: Keohane, 1; Mar shall. 4. County Attorney: McMurchie, 2; Norton, 1; Sullivan, 2 Sheriff: Cook, l; Pardee, 1; Ruff ner, l; Thompson, 2 Recorder: Chapman 2; McSwiggin, State Senator: Cornick, 4; Ruther- ford, 4.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall, 4; Hill, 1. County Attorney: Gale, 4; Morri- son. 8 Sheriff: Hummer. 1; Smith, 6.
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ELECTION FIGURES ARE PRACTICALLY ALL IN
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The same 40 precincts plum Mayer. Cherry Creek and Jerome South l give for sheriff:
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McCABE Democratic

Governor: Hunt. }. Attorney General: Boyle, 1; Mur-
 phy, 2. Supt. Public Inst: Case, 5. Mine Inspector: Harper, }. Tax Commissioner Boyce, 2; Howe, Superior Judge: Gibbes, 2; Sween-
 ey, 3; Whvrunek, l. County Clerk: Marshall. 3. County Attorney: Sullivan, 3. Sheriff: Ruffher. 5. Recorder: McSwiggin. 5. State Senator: Cornick, ?; Keefe, 3.
 Republican Secretary of State: Hall. 4; Hill, }. County Attorney: Gale, 2; Morrison, /. Sheriff: Hall, 1; Hummer, 4; Smith,