Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-17
ALL PRECINCTS IN; CORRECTED TOTALS.

mai this diteInoon, complete totals of the Cochise county vote are avail able. including a number of correc- tions over the totals of the past two days.
 Although the totals as shown by returns received by telephone were accurate enough 10 establish which candidates were nominated, today's corrections shown through check made of the mail returns will show a number Of changes. especially in the judges race. where the telephone totals showed French only slightly in lead of Gibson. In the corrected to- tals, French's lead over Gibson will be approximately 1s.. This change is the result Of errors in the telephone returns ;n two of the larger precincts Of the county. Failure of election board in several precincts of the county. including three of the largest. to report. will also change the final vote ot Miss Brown and J. E James, although uncontestes.
 As the corrected totals will show Hutchison leads both Brown and James, but maintaing the same ratio as shown in practically every pre- cinct in the county, Miss Brown will lead the county ticket. with James and Hutchison running close tor sec ond place
 In the contested offices. Judge Lock wood leads the ticket with 345l. Hen shaw second with 3276, Ross third with 2S3I and Hankins 4th with 276S. Mcdonald is fifth with 2697.
 In the corrected returns appearing below with all precincts in, Miss Browns totals do not contain CO chise, Douglas 5 and 6. or Lowell 9 Lusk failed 10 send in returns on the county attorneys race. while Douglas , failed to report the vote Of Meier for assessor. James vote was not re- ported from Cochise, Douglas and Lusk
 In the Republican primaries Hall defeated Hill by over 300 for the nom ination for secretary of state. Hood defeated Patterson for the sheriff nomination by over 200
 While the returns show mat Tay- lors lead for county attorney over Benshimol is only z, this may be changed either way as three pre- cincts, Hilltop, Douglas No. and Bisbee No. 5 failed 10 return on the Republican contests for this office.
 In Douglas John Newbury defeated Judge Jack for the nomination for justice of the peace and O. A. Ash de- feated William Four for the nomina- tion for constable. Jay Wilmoth was third in the race for justice of the peace at Douglas.
 Tn Tombstone Porter Mcdonald de- feated Hal Smith for the nomination of constable. Judge Merrill had no opposition for the nomination for jus tiee of the peace.
 In the Lowell judicial precinct, Fred Kenney will be the Republican candidate for constable. He will op- pose Dennis Roche. Hendricks de- fea;ed Dad Stetson for the nomina- tion Of justice of the peace in that precinct by only eight votes.
 The totals which will be found to be close to the official canvass with the above exceptions, follow:
 DEMOCRATS
 L. s. Senator-Ashurst, 4s02.
 Representative in Congress - Hay den, 1859.
 Judge Supreme Court-Ross, 4215; Lyman, 3239.
 Governor-Hunt, 3469; Ward. 270e.
 Secretary of State-Kerby, 1893.
 State Auditor-Ramsey. 4c6S
 State Treasurer-Hubbs, i162.
 Attorney General - Boyle, 2559; Murphy. 23o5.
 Supt. of Public Instruction-Boehr- finger, 15s6; Case. 3115.
 Corporation Commissioner Betfs, esss; Chas. De Sales Wheeler, 1875.
 State Mine Inspector-Foster. soS4: Harper, 1103; oHaean. sss.
 Tax Commissioner-Boyce. 1928; Howe, 27eo.
 State Senator-Cull. 1893; Del bridge, 1920; Hughes. 1860; Roberts, 2zso; Sims, zl71-
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