The Ocala banner., 1922-06-09
RESULT Of THE PRIMARY
ELECTION IN MARION ca.

day seemed to have developed very
little interest as the final count show
ed that less than 1900 voters had gone
10 the polls. There was an air of in
difference at the polling place in the
city and the candidates were not as
busy with the usual handshake and
bunch of promises as has been the
case heretofore. At no time was there
any confusion or congestion at the
polls and the election passed off in a
most quiet manner.
Park Trammell has swept the state
by big majority for the United States
senate, and Frank Clark led Bob
Davis by big majority for congress.
Eaton for railroad commissioner, with
close seconds, is now almost a cer-
tainty.
Congressman Sears will be return
ed by a good majority over his op-
ponent, Hon. w. A. MacWilliams,
while in the third district Congress
man j. H. Smithwick is declared
elected over his opponent, Ben H.
Hancock.
For Marion county, Mayo and
Hooker are the representatives and
for supervisor of registration A. ].
Stephens rolled up more than enough
votes needed for his election, defeat
ing Mr.. Jack McCully and Mrs. A. ].
Turner. Veal wins out for the school
board in the second district and Sim
mons defeats Ferguson in the third.
Hopkins defeats Talton for county
commissioner and Waters lost to
Mills. Meffert, Douglas and Wealth
ers. county commissioners, reelected
without opposition.
The following is the result in Mar
ion county:
No. 1.-Ocaia
For Legislature-Mayo, 1885,; Nc
Gahagin, 112; Hooker, $50, Hunter, 81
For Supervisor-McCully, 81; Tur-
heI, 11J, stephens, ZUo.
No. 2.-Reddck
For Legislature-Mayo, Il; Nc
Gahagin,. II; Hooker, 26; Hunter, s.
For Supervisor-McCully 13; Tur-
ner, 10; Stephens, IL.
No. S-FIeminaton
For Legislature-Mayo, 1S; Nc
Gahagin, IT; Hooker 8; unter, s.
For Supervisor, McCully, 10; Steph-
ems, II; Turner, 10.
No. 4. Cotton Plant
For Legislature-Mayo, y; Nc
Gaghagin, 6.
For -McCully, 8; Tur-
ner, 3; Stephens. Z.
No. 5.-Romeo
For re-McGahagin. 19;
Mayo, II; Hooker, IL, Hunter, s.
For Supervisor-McCully. z; Tur-
ner, 8; Stephens, l.
No. e.--camp lizard
For Mayo, 5; Nc
Gahagin, s; Hooker, s.; Hunter,7.
For Supervisor-McCully, 1; Tur-
ner, o.; Stephens, H.
No. 7.-Shady
For Legislature-Mayo Q: McGaha-
gin, 8; Hooker, s.; Hunter, 5.
For Supervisor-McCully, 3; Tur-
ner. 8; Stephens, A.
No. 8.-SummerfieId
For Legislature-Mayo, 27:, Nc
Gahagin, 3; Hooker, s; Hunter, %.
For Supervisor-McCully. IA; Tur-
ner, 5 stephens, 10.
No. s.--Lake Weir
For Legislature-Mayo z: McGaha-
Gin ID; Hooker, 10; Hunter, T..
For Supervisor-McCully, IL; Tur'
ner. 4; Stephens. Z.
No. f0.-Moss Bluff
For Legislature-McGaha 3;
Mayo, Is; Hooker. AZ; Hunter, II.
For Supervisor-McCully, Is; Tur-
ner, %; Stephens, IS.
No. 11.-GrahamvilIe
For egislature-Mayo, 81, Nc
Oahagin. 81; Hooker, Ss; Hunter, g.
For Supervisor-McCully, Is; Tur-
ner, Is; Stephens, 70.
No. f2.-Salt Springs
For Legislature-Mayo, z; Me-
uahagin, 8; Hooker, 5. Hunter, 5.
For upervisor-McCully, o; Tur-
ner. O.; Stephens. 8.
No. i3.-Ft. Mccoy
For Legislarure-Mayo, 16; Nc
0ahagin. IS: Hooker, 10: Hunter 27
For upervisor-McCully, IL. Tur-
ner. s; Stephens. 10.
No. 14.-orange Springs
For Legislature-M Mayo, 20; Nc
uahagin. 3; Hooker, 5; Hunter, Is
For supervisor-McCully, 2; Tur-
ner is: Stephens. 13