| Show SMOOT WINS BY 2800 HOWELL ALSO IS REELECTED ELECTED Received Greatest Majority of Any Candidate in Utah HEN ry f i x 4 A I 44 9 e bS R 1 t g 4 r DR E. E O. O GOWANS i i 1 i i 1 MAYS CHOSEN FOR FOFI SECOND DISTRICT Defeats Leatherwood d I b o by y Votes Dr Gowans i 4 1 Makes Best Showing t t J. J J tf J o of Any Candidate on Any Ticket Unless the official canvass of election returns changes the fig figures figi gures g- g ures James H. H Mays l i ys Progressive Progress Progress- ive ive will be Utah's representative lepre enta ti tive c in 10 the lower house of the na national congress congre s from the Second district being ee r a a- a ap plurality I ura 1 Ity of vo votes s. s rl iT i T 1 L' L t. t r Late t. t r I 9 J VC rr- rr y- y ar ing dev deve developed a pretty race between Mr l Mays tays and E. iu E. 0 o. Leatherwood th the Republican candidate The final figures for the entire entire en en- tire district embracing Davis Utah Too Tooele le and Salt Lake counties gives Mays lays votes against votes for his opponent to 1 Leatherwood failed t to carry Carly his own county by votes The returns from the other counties in the district how how- hoever however r ever a aided him and cut down the lead of his opponent to The closeness of the race has bas instilled hope into hito the Republican can leaders and they still hope to send Mr Ir Leatherwood to congress They believe that the official count may serve to elect their man Inan Should the tho official count give giro O Mr lr Leatherwood the tho office t the e Republicans will ha have haC C elected their entire state ticket with ith the tho one ono exception of or state su superintendent ent of schools Tho The final figures for tho the state sho shoo Senator Reed Smoot r elected with a plurality of 2991 S votes Con Congressman ressman Joseph Howell elected re-elected with 2253 1253 votes to spare and W. W yo M. M McCart McCarty reelected reelected re re- elected with rth a a plurality of 2 2198 2498 Dr Gowans Leads Dr E. E G G. Gowans candidate for forstate forstate forstate state superintendent of public tion is the tho only man mm on tho the Demo crat Progressive crabs state ticket to win his election In reality Dr Gowans ill is is a Re Republican bli can although his his' party art disowns disowned him att after r ho he embraced t tho e nonpartisan principle for tho Utah school and p placed ced another candi candidate ate in the field Dr Gowani won non the tho distinction of of polling tho heaviest plurality of an any man on tho state ticket llo lIo defeated A. A C. C Matheson tho the lie Uc- publican candidate b by totes j Senator Smoot was was' the the next h high high hman h- h man on a state ticket with nth a plurality of 2804 2901 Corless Had High Vote For or the first timo time in maD many years Salt Continued on page 11 t SMOOT WINS I Continued from pa page pago o 1 Lake county refused to elect a Republic Republican an to a county office Likewise the die voters of Salt SuIt Lake count county elected the tile complete 1 legislative ticket of the Democrats and Progress es ives hies The pluralities in iu round numbers raD ranged c votes to 1000 votes With sith a total vote voto of John 8 S. Corless Corle L ran rau hi high h on tho the Pro Progressive ressi o ticket in Salt SnIt Lako county count with the tho single exception of Dr E. E G. G Gowans candidate for lor superintendent of sch schools who p polled votes in in Salt Lake Lako count county Tho rho Republican county commissioner candidates were amon among Iho tho low mon moil on their ticket Of 01 tho commissioners T. T A. A Callister candidate for tho the lon long term I ran low with votes a against l 18 for bis his opponent Charles P. P Still Still- man James W. W Cahoon Republican candidate candi eandi- dato date for short term commissioner also ran rau low with votes a against 18 for his opponent Jesse H. H Wheeler I Both of tho UJO Democratic candidates pledged e themselves through the column mn of oC this pap paper r to the good roads movement moi-c. moi move move- ment an and tho the working of count county pr pris- pris i one while whilo the Republican candidates remained noncommittal in their cam paig l Carlson Carison Low Man I Clarence Clare M. M Cannon Republican can cant for count county recorder ran hi high h on onI I the Republican count county ticket with 1671 16 71 votes He Ho was defeated by George Georgo II Islaub with votes I Edward J. J Groesbeck Republican candidate for auditor was next high on his ticket w th votes losing to toA toI I A A. A II n. Parsons with 17 9 votes otes Charles M. M I. I Morris lorri candidate candida c for attorney attorney l ney ran third on his bis ticket with i votes otes H. H I L. L his opponent was elected with 17 vote votes Tho The Democrats Democrate and Progressives I elected both of their candidates for tho the i state senate seDate in Salt Lake count county 0 O. W. W Carleon Carlson and Clarence Bamberger Re lie publican can candidates both being de IC- IC Their successful opponents wore wora J George Georgo II U. Dern and antI Frank rank Evans E 1 Mr r Carlson arison who is now county count v commissioner com corn missioner was tho low Jow man on tho the Re Re- publican legislative ticket Only three other candidates on the entire Republican lican ticket et A. A C. C Matheson T. T A. A Callister Callister Cal Cal- lister litter and James W. W Cahoon polled smaller votes otes Carlson Carison Notwithstanding l' the fact that the Democrats and Progressives elected l many marty of oC their candidates candidate for COr or legislative offices tho Indications are that the Republicans retain retain- control of oC both tho the senate enato and the tho hou house e. e Next ext President of or Senate Senata Six holdover Republicans make control of ot the senate certain despite the fact tact that the and Progressives Pro elected six possibly seven even of or the senators cna tors chosen this year ear I Henry Gardner of or Spanish Fork preel- preel dent of oC the InS 1012 senate failed of electIon elec elec- I tion and attention has bas been turned to toI I the next president V W Mont l'-crr l' Ferry of or Salt StU Lake Is mentioned mentioned men men- for th the position and will probably probably ably be selected a Ill the presiding officer I Joseph of Wayne county Is i also mentioned as ns material for president of or the t senate In Tn tho the event nt that the R Republicans re reo re- I tain control 0 II of or the tho house which seems likely although the tue division will be bo close Charles Churles R. R Mabey If be of ot Bountiful will vill probably probably a ably tit bo bl tp al' al r of or the house Kor lor the first time In tho thin history of the state slate a Socialist will tit sIt In thi the th lower or house of the lie 1915 l J. J AI Alp Aiex x all of count county Is 19 the thc Socialist member fleeted d. d Ho bore the indorsement of or the Progressives In his ills campaign lot for election elec hec tion Members of New Senate The member of the 1916 1915 senate FenatI aro arc First Bo ami and Tooele counties counties W. V. S. S Hansen en Republican hold hold- over o Second district Cache county count J. J w w. Funk Democrat Third district Rich filch Morgan and Davis counties J. J. J W. W H hal holdover or over Fourth dl district Weber county William county William Craig Republican holdover cr and Jo Joseph eph Chez Democrat Fifth district Summit and Wa witch counties L L. L B. B Wight Republican hold hoM- ov over 01 or Sixth district Salt tit Lake Laki count county W. countr r W. W Mont Ferry FerT Charles Cottrell Jr and lint D. D O. O ut It Republican hoJ holdovers o G George o o II U. Dern Democrat antI and Frank 1 Evans a n 5 Progressive lve Seventh district Utah county J. J. J. J II Wootton 1 Republican and 11 II T. T Reynold Rey ncy nold nolde B. B Democrat Eighth district Juab band and Millard counties coun COUIl- ties ties ties- J. J R. R J d Republican holdover Ninth district county Orlando Bradley Democrat Tenth district t I Savior r. r Wayne Wane Pluto and Garfield Joseph Republican holdover r. le district Beaver cr lion Kane Kana and Wa Washington shin ton Probably i Probably Wy Wililam William Wil Wil- liam Ham Republican Twelfth district Carbon Uinta flinta Emory Emery Grand and San Juan counties Don counties Don 8 Don B. B Colton Cotton Republican In the Lower House So far as can an be determined now the members of ot the lower arc are Beaver Dea Beaver O O O. F. F McShane Republican Boxelder W. Boxelder-W. W. W C. C Horsley Republican I Cache Samuel Cache Samuel Oldham Democrat T. T W. W Peterson and William H. H Griffin Jr Progressives J. Carbon Carbon J. J Tom Torn Fitch itch Pro Progressive M C R. R Mabey Republican Duchesne In Duchesne-In In doubt Emery Ira Emery Ira H If Browning Democrat Thomaa Thomas Sev Se Sevy Republican Grand F. Grand F B. B Hammond Sr Hr Democrat Iron Iron Wilton Day DM Republican Juab Lawrence Juab Lawrence Blackett Republican Kane John Kane John F. F Spencer Republican A. A. A A. A Republican Morgan c. Morgan C. C M. M Croft Progressive Plute Pluto tn In doubt Rich RIch Charles Charles E E. Pope Republican Salt Sail Lak Laks Mrs Elizabeth Elixabeth I hayward rd Dan B. B Shields Shield W W. Yo B B. Ennis Theodore T. T Burton J. J Louis Bro Brown n. Democrats and anel Mrs LI Liiv Parley P. P Chrls Chris Christenson t lens tenson n n n. n Emil 5 S. S Lund Thomas P. P Pa Page c Geor George e F. F Goodwin Progressives San Juan Juan UrIah Uriah NI Nielson I on Democrat t. t 5 L. Sanpete-L. L. L R. R Anderson J. J R. R Aagard agard Republicans Sexier Asa SeIer Aca Hawley Republican Summit Summit Summit-A. A. A P. P R Republican J. Tooele-J. J. J Alex Bevan e n Socialist Uinta Uinta-Tn In doubt h I L. L Warnick U Utah B. B Taylor John W. W Wing and L. L K Stewart Republican Republicans J 0 zm teh-J. teh J H. H Van Yan Waggoner lican Washington D. D. D H. H Morris Democrat Wayne In Wayne In doubt but probably Republican can carI ca Weber Weber James J. J rk Bl Barker r. r George D. D Folkman John C C. Child and Joseph H. H Fo Republican |
