The border vidette., 1930-11-08
ALL BUT THREE COUNTY DEM
OCRATS ELECTED

In Santa Cruz county Tuesday
the Democrats elected the entire
ticket except the supervisors in
Districts Nos. / and 2, aud the
County Recorder.
! D.. O. A. Smith, REPUBLICAN,
went down to defeat before c.
G. Crenshaw. democrat. in the
race for state senator, while Ed
Bohlinger, democrat Of Pata
, gonia, was also victor, defeating
Mrs. Goldie Stoltz. republican,
for house of representatives.
Ebert r. Thurman, democratic
incumbent county attorney, was
re elected over G. A. Little, re
publican, by a majority of 425
votes.
The vote in contested Offices
was as follows:
Supreme court, Joseph S.
Jenckes, republican, 233; Alfred
G. Lockwood, democrat, 796;
superior court, W. A. O'Connor,
democrat. unopposed, 1941; con.
gress. L. w. Douglas, democrat.
unopposed, 983; governor. Geo.
w. P. Hunt, democrat. 800. John
G. Phillips, republican. 9l5; for
secretary of state, I. P. Frazier,
republican. 997, Scott White.
democrat, 765; state treasurer,
Nit Simms, democrat. 1116. Sims
Ely. $50; attorney general, dem
ocrat. unopposed, 1921; state
auditor. Ana Frohmiller, demo
crat, unopposed, 1918; corpora.
ton commissioner. Charles r.
Howe. democrat. 1925. L. NJ.
Mckinley, republican. 548; su'
perintendent public instruction,
G. O. Case. democrat. 1905. Car
rie IL. Lambert. republican, 617;
state mine inspector, Tom G..
Foster, dem, 1902. Thomas j..
Sparks. rep 5l4; clerk superior
court. Robert E Lee. dem., un
opposed. 1887; supervisor No. l.,
S. @. Sung. dem.. 3l7. Malcom
Middleton, rep, AGO; supervisor
No. 2, James A. Harrison, dem. :.
257. Hannah. rep., 327; super
visor No. 8. w. T. Roath. dem,
243, A. S. Henderson, rep, 199;
sheriff. Victor J. Wager. dem.,
1180, A. S. Noon. rep, 626; for
treasurer, A. Dumbauld, dem.,
unopposed. 1895; county attor
ney, Eibert r. Thurman, dem.,
1888. Galbraith A. Little. rep.,
o08; sounty school superinten.
dent. Mrs. Lula r. Larimore,
dem., unopposed. 1898; assessor,
Harry V. Farrior, dem., unppos
ed, 1911; recorder. Lucy T. Nit
chell, dem.. 794, Ada E. Jones,
rep, 1905; state senate. G. G.
Crenshaw. dem 1927. Dr.. O. A.
Smith, rep. 723; representative,
Ed win F. Bohlinger. dem. 1912,
Mrs. Goldie B. Stoltz. 527; jus.
tice precinct No. /. Charles E.
Hardy, dem, unopposed, 920;
No. 3. Bible, dem, 1873, Frank
Reichert, rep, 249; constable
precinct No. /, W. S. Larcom,
dem, $50. J. s. Stewart. rep.,
400.
Harry Farrior, county assessor,
unopposed, led the Santa Cruz
county ballot, polling 1898 votes.
Robert e. Lee, clerk of the su
perior court, also unopposed, was
second high with 1887. Ed. F.
Bohlinger. opposed for state
representative. received the high
county poll with 1912 votes; Vic
Wager for sheriff was second
high with 1880 votes. K. Berry
Peterson, democrat. unopposed
for reelection as attorney gen
eral, received the high vote
among the state Offices with q
total of 1921. Ana Frohmiller
state auditor. was next with 1912.
With the exception of the pro
posed amendment to exempt an
tomobiles from personal tax, all
of the proposed amendments on
the ballot met with approval iu
Santa Cruz county. The pro
posel to give equal pay to mem
5ers of the courts and commits
sions was approved 460 to 219
that to require voters in bond
issues to be real property tax
payers, 591 to 249; that calling
for legislative e-districting, 48e
to 235; the prposal requiring EN-
ployes on public work by citizens
or wards of the United States,
694 to l87, and the proposed state
highway bond issue sos to 282.
The automobile tax exemption