The Coconino sun., 1926-08-13


Chamber of Commerce will be very
glad to secure the necessary informa-
tion and hand it over to you
| HERE ARE THE MEN WHO
| ASK YOUR PRIMARY VOTES
Last Saturday being the last day
on which candidates for nomination
in the September 9 primaries could
enter, all the candidates whose names
will be printed on the ballot are now
known. And there are plenty OF
them. 1t will be the largest ticket
Coconino county voters ever have
marked.
Following are the candidates. Those
names in black face type are of can
didates for reelection;
County candidates:
Judge superior court, democrat
j. T.. Jones.
State senator, repubican-Wa Walter
Runke, c. A. Moose; democrat-der-
bert Babbitt.
State representative. district No. l.
democratic. w. Copeland. District
Nc. z, republican,. II. Cureton.
Sheriff, republican-John G. Kes-
ter and Frank Fl. Patton; democrat
J. o. Parsons.
Supervisor, district No. /, republi-
can--H. l.. Albers, VIM. Beeson, Ben
Doney; democrat-R. b. Taylor, j.
w. Weatherford. District No. z, re-
publican-Joseph ]. Waldhaus; DEM
ocrat-G. c. Cox, j. A. Kellam, Peter
j. Lindemann, J. r. Treagle. District
No. 3, republcan-Alfred Skeels;
democrat-James Kennedy.
Recorder, republican-Miss Marion
Wallace; Eugene Phelan.
Treasurer, republican-George n.
Baty, A. j. Mitchell; democrat-J. q.
Higginbotham.
County attorney, republican,. r.
Byers; democrat-F. M. Gold, II. y.
Russell
Assessor, republican, II. Marine
CLYDE A. Poison; democrat-EdW. W.
FITZGERALD, w. j. Kaup.
School superintendent, republican
Mrs. Myrtle Miller, Mrs. Ollie Nor
man; democrat Mrs. Charlotte Ack-
er, Mrs. Janette Harrison, Mrs. Ber-
nice Hawkins Montgomery.
Clerk superior court, democrat
Tom Il. Rees.
Precinct officers:
Justice OF peace, Flagstaff precinct,
epublican-Harry NJ. Richwine, DEM
ocrat-Tom t. Pulliam. Williams
precinct, democratic George McDoug-
all, E. Henry Rauch Grand Canyon
and Fredonia precincts have no can
didates.
! Constable, Flagstaff precinct re-
publican Bernard G. Black; demo-
crat-CharIes K. Priest Williams
precinct, repubIican-C. Y. Campbell,
/ w. T.. Morgan; democrat-Joseph a..
I Mcdaniel, II. II. Merritt. Grand Can
Won and Fredonia precincts have no
i candidates.
/ Precinct committeeman:
Tbe democrats have no nomlna-
+ tions The republicans have candl-
/ dates in only four Of the thirty-odd
voting precincts in the county, and
4 thew are all in Flagstaff, as follows:
4 Precinct No. / (three to be elect
led)--M. j. Pilkington, Del Strong, J.
+ ?. Wilson, Harlow Yacger.
/ Precinct 1.-TWO to be elected)-h.
IJ Nackard. Frank Leslie, Horace Wy
att, j. G. Brown.
4 Precinct (four TO be elected
/ DR.. Nj. G.. Fronske, George II. Myers,
Joe f. Schmidt, c. F.. Wilson,
/ Precinct 4 Give to be elected
/ Homer Bartlett. w. S. Beard, +, ..
Breen, w. f. Conley, J, w. Litter,
! Charles Isham, Robert Mitchell, W,
/ Fl. Thompson, VIM. Rudd.
/ State candidates:
/ u. S. Senate, repubican-Ralph Ill.
4 Cameron; democrat Carl Hayden,
4 Charles II. Rutherford.
/ u. S. house Of representatives, re-
publican-none; democrat-An1os A.
/ Belts, RI. A. Davis, Lewis w. Doug
! las, Frank j. Duffy, Thomas T. Wal
/ ton.
Judge of the supreme court, demo-
crat-A. G.. McAlistcr.
/ Governor, republican,. S- Clark
| Thomas Maddox; democrat-J ).
/ Cox, Everett e. Ellinwood, Geo. W.
p. Hunt,
Secretary of state, democrat
/ James Fl. Kerby. Vernon s. Wright.
/ State auditor, democrat-Ana Froh-
miller (Flagstaff), T. ]. Munich.
State treasurer, democrat-M. q.
| Hankins, J. C. Callaghan
Attorney general, democrat-Ar-
/ thur 7. LaPrade, 0. G. Ludwig, John
w. Murphy.
| Superintendent of public instruc-
ton, republican Jean Thompson;
democratic. o. Case, A. l.. Jones.
Corporation commissioner republl-
can-R. A. Kirk; democrat-Loren
! Vaughn.
State tax commissioners 1.-TWO to be
elected), democratic. A. Hughes,
Frank Luke, M. A. Murphy.
State mine inspector, republican
r. L. StalIings; democrat-Tom Y.
Foster, w. p. Mahoncy.