The border vidette., 1926-09-11
GEO. w. p. HUNT AGAIN WINS
Unbeatable Democratic Candidate Will
Be Opposed by E. s. Clark
Republican.


Arizona, was nominated Tuesday
for sixth term by an ever
whelming majority over his two
opponents, Eilinwood and Cox.
In the general election next No
vember Governor Hunt will be
opposed by e S. Clark, Repub
lican, who defeated Thomas
Maddox.
Congressman Carl Hayden,
Arizona's favored native son,
will the Democratic candidate
for United States senator and
Lewis l.. Douglas will be Ari.
zona's next representative in
Congress.
The following is the unofficial
vote cast in Sonta Cruz county,
with only few votes yet to be
tabulated:
NOGALES WARD NO.
Democratic: United States
senator, Hayden 1875, Rutherford
AZ; u. S. congress, Belts "a,
Davis 4. Douglas 43. Duffy 1877,
Walton l; supreme court justice,
McAllister 178; governor. Hunt
80, Ellinwood 140, Cox 9; secre
tary of state, Kerby 145, Wright
72; state auditor, Frohmiller 81,
Munich 1872; state treasurer, Han
kins 90, Callaghan 113; attorney
general, J. W. Murphy 115. La.
Prade SO, Ludwig z; superinten
dent public instruction. Case ITO.
Jones 1O5; corporation commits
sion, Vaughn 1855; state tax com
mission, Hughes 108. Luke 96,
r. A. Murphy 103; state mine
inspector. Foster 113, Mahoney
SO; state senator. Hardy III,
Bettwy 124; superior Judge, o.
Connor 191; clerk superior court,
Lee 1874; county attorney, Robins
176; sheriff, Brown 144, Page So;
state representative. Walker 1O9.
Thurman 1876; county treasurer.
Ackley 1888; county school super.
intendent, Farrell 1856; assessor,
Farrior 155, Gatlin rs; recorder.
Carroon 1913, Stoltz 1O2; justice
of peace, Hardy 1877; supervisor,
precinct No. l, Crenshaw 1913,
Sanders 116.
Republican: U. S. senator,
Cameron 81; governor, Clark 49,,
Maddox 80; superintendent pub.
lie instruction, Thompson A.;
corporation commission, Kirk A;
state mine Inspector, Stallings
A; sheriff Chalfant So; county
attorney, Noon Sc; treasurer, r.
l.. O'Neill SO; recorder, Jones 60;
assessor, Burgoon Sc; supervis-
or, precinct No. /, Miller 81.
NoGALES WARD NO. 2
Democratic. United States
senator, Hayden 1873. Rutherford
26; U. S. congress, Belts 20,
Davis 2, Douglas so, Duffy 80;
supreme court, McAllister 1872;
governor, Hunt Ga, Ellinwood
105, Cox /; secretary of state,
Kerby 90, Wright 60; state au
ditor, Frohmiller 43, Munich III;
state treasurer, Hankins SO, Cal.
laghan SO; attorney general, j..
w. Murphy 68, LaPrade "a, Lud.
wig g.; superintendent public in.
struction. Case rs, Jones "A; cor
poration commission, Vaughn
117;state tax commission, Hughes
"a, Luke q, F. A. Murphy So;
state mine inspector, Foster 81,
Mahoney SO; state senator. Har.
dy "a. Bettwy 90; superior judge.
O'Connor 129; clerk superior
court, Lee 129; county attorney,
Robins 112; sheriff, Brown 81.
Page 78; state representative,
Walker 90, Thurman 78; county
treasurer, Ackley 1877; county
school superintendent, Farrell
1876; assessor, Farrior 80, Gatlin
62; recorder, Carroon 70, Stoltz
IS; supervisors. precinct /, Cren.
shaw IS, Sanders 81.
Republican: U. S. senator,
Cameron 35; U. S. congress,
Dicklay 5; governor, Clark II,
Maddox 25; superintendent pub.
lie instruction. Thompson 90;
corporation commission. Kirk 90;
state mine inspector, Stallings
q; sheriff. Chalfant 33; county
attorney, Noon 36; treasurer,
O'Neill &c.; recorder, Jones 80;
assessor, Burgoon 20; supervis.
or, precinct /, Miller 81.
CALABASAS
Democratic: United States
senator, Hayden SO. Rutherford
10; U. S. congress, Belts 13,
Douglas 8, Duffy 43, Walton q;
n.