The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-11-14

For state treasurer:
walker $3.50
Ririe 55,12
For superintendent of public
instruction:
Jensen 67,75
Woodward 1882
For congress, First district:
COTTON 39,SZ
Francis 1895
For congress, Second district:
Leatherwood .............. 1880
Waters 1886.
Totals from outside Salt Lake coun
ty and from 101 districts out of ~
in Salt Lake county.
George II. Dern will be the mex
governor of Utah. Outside of the CUB.
ernatorial contest, the Republican
state and congressional tickets have
been elected. The county ticket in
Salt Lake county appears equally
safe.
Mabey Visits Dern
Governor Mabey visited Mr.. Dern
in his office in the Newhouse build
ing, and personally extended congrat
ulations on the victory, and promised
him whatever assistance and support
he might require, both in preparing
to assume, and after assuming the
duties of executive of the state. He
rendered him the use of the machin.
cry of the governors office for OBJ
tanning whatever information he
might require.
The governor and his successor
elect discussed the campaign, and con-
graduated each other that it had been
free from personalities, and had been
fought out on the issues.
Subsequently Governor Mabey
made public a brief statement outIin-
ing his attitude:
II accept the verdict of the e~lector-
ate," he said, with equanimity. The
people have spoke their choice, and
| shall exert my full influence to
make the next administration a com
plete success My hearty c~ongratula-
go forth to Mr.. Dern, l pledge
my unqualified support to him in his
new duties as chief executive.
"Also l acknowledge my profound
gratitude for the support l received
at the polls, and thank my friends
who gave me their vote and their
assistance in connection with my can
Furthermore, / wish to COM
the many party workers who
worked increasingly to elect the Re
publican ticket"
Later in the evening Mr.. Dern is
ued a statement reading:
Il am keenly sensible of the dis
motion to which my fellow citizens
ave raised me by electing me COVER
or of my state.
II want to thank the members of
he Democratic party, who have Civ
me their united and unstinted sup
ort throughout the campaign.
"My sincere thanks Also go to the
'rogressives, who first favored me
nth their unsolicited endorsement
nd then supported me as if l had
cen tnelr own nominee.
81 should be blind to the facts if
did not see that thousands of Re-
ublicans voted for me. l am CRATE
ii to them for their confidence and
God will.
II am also very sorry that the re-
of our state ticket was not
I stated in every speech I
lade that | considered it the strong
1t ticket that has ever been nomin-
ed by a political party in Utah. and
feel that it is unfortunate that all
Iese good men were not elected, be
use they were all exceptionally well
to serve the state.
"My own ambition is TO further til.
svelopment and u7buildin~ of t'e
OF Utah and the welfare Of s
,ople. After all. we should r-cog
re that party hes do not nean
uch in our state problems. These
iportant subjects do MT depend up
political labels, but rather upon y
%Itriotic desire to make Utah the bes,
ate in the u7ioi. / solicit The sup
'rt and assistance of all citizens to
is end"
Moab,-T. r. Littleield of Ogden, a
connected with the district
office, assisted by Supervisor
son of the LaSal national forest;
putty Supervisor Quigley and Rang i.
5 Meador and Hunt, is establishing =
definite boundary line between pri- /,
tie lands and the forest domain [
I'M Rock Creek north of Polar mesa J
the north division of the LaSal a
rest. The work will be completed .
two weeks, barring inclement