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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume], November 07, 1912, Image 1
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fTlces woro hold nt Proo last
" aftonoon
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am Canyon to Cnstlo Oato
"w family, being omployml
W now as a clerk with tho Wn
m store company
JNOFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS
I HI 1 I !;! ! If it 1
" ffll Miffif fill!
. a i Mil i ill lli; i 1 j j I
ItcprcsentaUves to Congress J 4 " j j
Joseph Howell, II 80 44 79 40. 120 89 10 40 83
Mafhboi,0,r0 ll -v 8l 7 "- "t lis S::::
Mathonljinh Tliomns, I) 24 49 41 17 63 f,9 a 14 If, is
T'Hr O Johnson, D 19 g! J t " u 9 iM 2 H
William M Knerr, 8 4 40 10 1" 13 1gL rl in
Stephim II lje, I' 10 2i 7 10 87 flL 1B T "
Lewis Larson, v 10 2 7 i " 9 !? 5
Justice of Supremo Court- '" M ' " " i "
JoMphKFrick.lt 84 40 78 41 ...119 81 - Ul 39 88
William Spry, It 8C. GO 80 41 117 90 IB "fTon
John Franklin Tolton, I) .... 26 B1 J '& 8fiG " j' r? JJ ;
"r.rI-,""? ? u ,a i-triS: 2 :::::::'
Nephl U Morris. V 16 19 - 7 9 79 9 .. "l ' 14 124
Secretary of SUte 3
David MatUon, It 83 43 7g 41 i26 02 g 37 82
Charles England, D 20 00 40 w Z DS js 5 ..! !g " '! Ill I
II. A. Saunders, 8 6 48 11 9 ... 12 c 35 26":":
Frank J. Hondcrshott, I' 17 23 7 8 84 0 14 tr
State Auditor . , --V l1 7B
VjC0Ln ; .l'' U 88 78 38... 132 78... 8.1.1 41 72
John 8. ninln, 1) 19 62 41 111 63 77 9 '. 16 42
J. J. Lovhnug, 8 4 401 l 10 12 10. Jk 34 4
Walter Adams, V 17 27 7 8 "j 82 8 III '"" " I n 2
State Troasuror j j "?T
Jesse D.Jowkes II 86 43 77 3J 1 144 92... 10.5 43 89.
John II. Mcndcnhall, I) 19 48 47 18 47 03 9 i IB 42
WIIILam Canncglctor, 8 6 49 11 10 ... 13 18 JL 32 24
0. W Adams, I 19 24 7 8 I 71 9 jf 13 gi ZZZ
Attomcy C-cnoral ill """ "it "" """ """
Albert It. Homes, It 80 46 7841...120 91 8 ." 40 97.
Joseph W. Strlngfcllow, I) . 19 67 42 9 62 0SJ 9.. id 42
Oeorgo N. Uwrencc, I 19 24 8 11 87 9...t Jl lBlJ.Ij.Ij."
Superintendent of Public Instruction ill i i 1 1
A. C Nolson, It 109 102128 64 ... 101 IB6 91 10... 55 179
W. F. Itamsey, 8 4 62 9 10... 12 16... 331 311 I.
Stato Representative j j j j 11
W J. Klwood, II 81 39 92 -II 143 90 j 9 I3; 46 85
I.ovl N. Harmon. I) . .... 31 00 28 18... 43 68 9 7 ink 12 00 .. .
tlcorgo W. llnuch. 8 6 40 JO t 13 14 -is2 ftfllas tJC ti. .ZlJiZ ,
District Judgn . . ' p W "- pae.n-iMf
A. II. Chrlstonson, It 91 02 86 25 132 93 13 20 40 114
Ferdinand Erlckson, D 20 56 47 33 ... 09 07 9 oj 30 171 70 ."
District AttorneJ j III
J. W. Cherrj. II 70 43 76 44 ...1 130 88 ... 12 34 17 00
1. O. Hoffmann, I) 33 78 54 11. 01 G9 9 9 10 20109 ...
Coitiiulsslonor, Fouc-Year Term i I I I I till
C K. Jensen, It 84 4t)104.4 8 01149... 6 3S 19 021 I...
II) rum Wilcox, 1) 11 10 12 1 ll 29 lj 9 j 6 8 20 ...
Clmrles. Itugfclerl, 8 0 35 10 18 j 9) I5... 2 10 34 26
Joseph 11. Slinrn, P 28 00 10 9 80 I35 7... 23 34 38 I70 ..
Commissioner, Twooar Term III! I
llnbort Williams, 8r, It 85 14 95 37 2 71 89 ... 7) 32 19 44
Nell M .Mndmin, 1) 21 83 35 14 33 57 05 9 1 13 17 79 ......
IC A Thompson, 8 6 37 9 1G 22 10 15... 2 28 35 20 ... .
W. T. Hamilton, P 18 37 0 11 73 129 14... 20I3 31128
County Clerk j j j
C A. Plerson, It 73 30 59 41 ICI47 87... 8 32 23 07..
Uko Young, I) 20 05 02 lb 42 41 00 U ... .'4 24 01 ......
Aubrey lloberts, 8 4 44 10 14 30 11 15... 2 28 33 25... ...
John Potter, P 32 20 8 0 40 07 13... 20 13 18 128...
Count) Sheriff j .j j
Thomas llur,e, It 07 9 41 13 8 79 81 1 20 17 45 ...
T F Keltor, I) 45 78 09 GO 47 85 09 9 1 22 29 79
W A Jameson, 8 5 72 20 11 5G 37 22... 3 28 41 00 .
W. K. ClirUtenHon, P 11 9 10 9 19 70 8... 25 0 14 92
County llecordor
Miss Joslo FUiUorold, It 03 82 95 45 14 124 93 10 42 65 118 i
John W. Hill, I) 17 29 34 12 9lj 69 59 9 10 7 64
Harmon Stols, 8 4 43 8 8 ...j 12 10 2 28 27 32
J. W. Sterling, P 13 12 6 7 7 23 7 11 0 9 07
Count) Troasuror j
C. II. Cody, It 84 39 80 45 9 123 91 ... 2 35 39 06
Oliver T. Harmon, I) 23 72 49 13 73 09 03 9 13 17 10 102
I W. Stark, 8 5 48 9 9 34 12 16... 2 29 34 20
County Assessor
OeorgoColllnbliam.lt 80 43 40 43 HJ146 92 7 32 34 08
Andrew Young, 8r, D - 10 50 80 12 20 41 04 9 1 11 22 42
James Duntou, 8 C 40 7 11 30 13 15 ... 2 21 34 23...
II. F. Hanson, P 21 20 0 8 74 71 9 ...j 19 21 13 131 .
Count) Attorney . j I
C. C. McWhlnniy, It 87 39 80 23 12 124 101 ... 8 33 28 84 ...
Wllllnm H Fr)e, D 10 48 85 31 22 49,54 9 1 16 14 30 ...
I. C Hall, 8 6 40 II 10 29J 13 15 2 28 35 21
lliomas Pouts, P 10 31 9 8 09 87 10 j 19 8 24 133 ...
Count) Sun o) or I
W. N. WeUol, 11 87 47 125 39 11 132 97 -I 15 30 30 89 ..
Alvlll Thn)ll, D 19 51 11 18 87 53 59 9 3 9 18 SO) ...
Peter Anderson, 8 41 52 6 8 20 13 16 ... J 32 30 34 ...
County Suporlntondont of Schools I I i i ! II
C. It. Mnrcuson, It 59 86 02 45 8 127i 94 20 44 53 113 .
Sobron W. Ooldlng, D Sli 27 04 16 82 42 63 9 0 8 40 ..
Mrs Toarl Allison. 8 4 49 7 9 84 15 1S 10 281 30 271 1
Solum Ussen. P 171 111 0 8 171 021 181 j 11 70I...I .
Ileprosentutlvo W J. Klwood of
Price.
Commissioner Four-) ear term,
In doubt ns between J. It. Sharp and
C K. Jensen
Commissioner Two-year term,
W. T, Hamilton or Helper.
County Clork C. A Plerson of
Sunnyslde
Sheriff T F. Keller of Wlutor
Quarters
County llecordor Miss Josle
ritzaornld of Prlco.
Troasuror C If. Cody of Holpor.
Assessor Oeorgo Colllngliam of
Sunn)sldo
Surveyor W N Wotzol of Castlo
Oato
Superintendent of Sehools C It.
Mnrcuson of Price,
Itoturns from last Tuesday's elec
tion In Carbon count) nro all In with
the exception of tho city of Price,
showing tho election of the republi
can tlckot with the oxcoptlou of T.
F Kolter, domocrat, for sheriff, and
W. T Hamilton, progressive, to tho
two-yenr commlsslonorshtp C K.
Jensen, republican, and Joseph H
Sharp, progressive, are going it
"nock and nock," and It will take
tho last ballot and perhajw an offi
cial count to decide who has tho
right to tho four-yoar commissioner
ship Tho tabulated figures hero given
by The Adtocato must not bo con
sidered as offlclnl Tlioy havo boon
made up from returns sont In by
corrospoudonts unit' othors, but nro
believed to bo quite accurate Tlio
commissioners meet Monday to can
vas the voto Noxt week "tho great
moral and rollglous" will glvo tho
official count
In Prlco precinct thoro wero flvo
hundred seventy-eight votes cast.
Tho count bognn nt 7 o'clock last
Tuesday opening with the ballots
badly scratched Up to 2 o'clock
this (Thursday) afternoon, when
The Advocate goes to press, four
hundred fifteen of these had been
counted u may toko until tomor
row (Friday) noon to complote tho
tabulation.
Hon Albert II Chrlstonson, re
publican candidate for district judgo,
Is oloctod over Hon Ferdinand
ErlckBon, defiioerat. while J. W
Chorry, republican for district at
torney, defeats L. O Hoffmann,
democrat.
The eight proposed constitutional
(Concluded on page olght.)
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W00DR0W WILSON I
NEXT PRESIDENT I
Complexion of Congress Is Changing Every f ,
Hour, Though Democrats Appear to Have, 'jt
Both BranchesWilson Carries Thirty-Nine I iH
States, Roosevelt Six and Taft Three tjH
Utah Remains In the Republican Column. M 'M
Thcso Unlttd Btotes of Amerlon
on Tuesday last wont democratic
and Governor Wood row Wilson of
Now Jersey will be, after Uio 4th
of March next, president. He has
carried lhlrt)-nlno states with n
total of four hundred fifteen elector
al otes, tho largest over glton any
candidate for pronUlent. Thomas It
Marshall of Indlnna will go Into of
fice with him to preside over the
scnato as vlco presldont
Th ood ore llooscelt, head bull
moose of tho now progressive party,
was the "runner up" In the fight
for tho presidency Ho carried six
states with n lotnl doctoral oto of
ono hundred four This reckoning
gives Illinois to Itoosevclt, but tho
contest bolween htm nnd Wilson Is
so close that the iitolo ma) bo siilit
to bo In doubt.
Wllllnm Howard Taft was third
In tho race. Tho majority of tho
voters In threo slates, Utah, Ver
mont nnd Idaho expressed tbolr con
ting tho republican voto somothliifc F BBS
like ovon And that settled tho f
caso 1 (Bvfll
OUIt M1T PUMIDH.NT I 'VHH
in:iw tiii: iooi m:wb f afH
PHINODTON, N J.. Nov. 6-Ho- i L.
spomllng to a tolegrnm from thn I fflBVJVjl
democratic national chnlrman, ns- jl itjlnAvJ
sorting that Governor Wilson un- 1 7-9BpB
auostlunnbly was olectod, tho demo f IJVBpB
cratlc candidate sont a dispatch to. !i i BBfl
Chairman McCombs as follows. J 7
"I dooply appreciate your tale ' 1 .BH
gram and wish to extend to you, "
nnd Uio inotnbers of tho campaign BBB
commltteo, my warm congratulations f
on tho part you linvo pta)ed In thn ' i, 4BBB
organisation nnd conduct of a cam- '
palgn fought out upon esmintlnt Is- I
suos. , '
"A treat causo has triumphed. J, .Bfll
Hvory democrat, overy true progros j L
slvo, of whatever nlllance, must now i J
lend his full forco nnd enthusiasm Jl jVB
to the fuirillmonl of thn peoplon lj r BBB
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fblunco In him and when tho elec
toral voto Is cost he will get 11 to
tal of twelvo, and he may get New
Hampshire, making It sixteen
,iml)hU of the Vote,
The Iloosevolt voto was simply
the progressive republican voto, plus
a very small ponentnge of tho
democratic vote Tho loft voto
was the conservative republican vote
minus a small percentage of autl
Iloosovelt votes In certain states,
which went to Wilson Thoro was
ono grntlfyUig thing nbout the oleo
tlon. There was no doubt about the
gonoral result from tho time tho
first to turns began to come in
Flashes of a few precincts from
Massachusetts and Now York vet
tlod tho biauo to tho laymen as well
as to tho export guessers. 'Ihose
early returns showed that Wilson
was holding tho democratic vote,
whllo Taft and Iloosovelt were spllt-
plo's right, so that Justlre and prog- 1 I xk ,4H
ross may go hand In hand." I 'j ,. 3Bl
ThU was Oovornor Wilson's first I , I -flflj
uttoranco of a public character fol- I J BBl
lowing his acceptance of tho reports J iiBpJ
that he had boon elected J VH
Telegrams of congratulation wore it H aH
received from both Presldont Taft I
and Colonel Iloosevelt at the WIN 1 1 BBl
son homo this evening J
H1,T I.AKi: L'OC.NTY IN il fl
THU HKPUIll.lCAV 1 )M) jl V ' H
Utah romains In tho republican II ' BJ
column, one of tho throe, states cur- H I BJ
rlod by Presldont Taft Tho repub- S f , H
llcans elected thol" complete state ' BBl
tlckot, Including two congressmen at i ' L !
large and tho county tlckot lu Salt j 'J BflJ
Lake county. Oov William Spry ' f BH
led his ticket with a plurality of ap- ( if-'' BH
proximate y flvo thousand. Tlio 1 jl BH
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