| Show UTAH TS ELECT THEIR TICKET FOR FIRST TIME IN HISTORY THE STATE WILL HAVE democratic GOVERNOR entire state ticket elected every county but one going de demo rn 0 cratic vote being largest ever cast salt lake city the democrats were victorious in utah on november 7 and tor for the first time in the history of 0 the th state the chief executive will bo be a democrat As the returns from utah begin to filter in it Is apparent that president wilson has rolled up a majority in the state of 0 approximately possibly greater and the same returns indicate that the democratic state ticket has carried the state by nearly as much in many instances the democratic state nominees almost kept pace with their national standard bearer in others they are slightly behind him simon bamberger Bambe reer gorer governor elect ran almost equal with wilson in the sixty districts ile he received votes against S votes tor for nepal L morris who also outdistanced hughes and who apparently Is the second high man on the republican state ticket in this county in the democratic landslide the democrats elected their entire state ticket IV H king defeated senator george sutherland tor for reelection election re simon bamberger defeated nepha I 1 L morris tor for governor and E E cort man defeated judge D N tor for the supreme tench bench harden bennion was elected secretary of state dan B shields attorney general D I 1 0 laxson larson state treasurer and joseph ririe state auditor dr E ag G gowans nonpartisan candidate for or superintendent of public instruction was reelected elected re salt lake munty county went heavily democratic and the entire democratic ticket was elected in this county contrary to expectations the counting indof ot tickets resulted in simon bamberger tierner getting a greater vote in dia di tricks which were reported to be hea ily lor mr morris the result of the election in utah and in salt lake county could not be explained by either the republican ia or tile the de democratic mao leaders while the democrats delao r at insisted that tt kt was as due to organization work a number of 0 the leaders abo were surprised ed at the democratic party pany carrying utah said eliat it just j appended app ened reports from the greater part of the state showed that the democratic victory was not confined solely to salt lake and weber 41 eber counties but that every county in tile state voted for the democratic Democrat tc ticket with the pos fibble e le exception of garfield Garf county from which reports have not as yet been received it was said by the democratic headquarters that hat claims iad had beer been made by chairmen that every county in att atala tae tad gone cone for wilson salt lake countes coun tys vote wal wak the largest ever cast in an election in the t county the great number of scratched clied ballots kept the election judges in the th polling place from rom awen twenty ty eight t to thirty six hours and longer be before f ore they completed the count the scratching was so heavy over the city that in one district where votes were cast there were scratched ballots A number of the districts were still counting at an early hour wednesday night the amendment to the constitution to give the right to the assessing bodies to assess mines at three times their net income and also assess property of mining companies used tor for the buildings and hoists and tramways tram ways in connection with mining has p bably been defeated the democrats claim the election of every candidate tor for the state legislature indications were that they had bad elected eight ot of the nine state senators and that forty three out of the forty five members of the next house will be democrats the democrats t s claim every judicial district in the state indications are that they have elected judges and district attorneys in the first second third fourth fifth and seventh districts with the sixth district la III doubt the following will be the membership of the next utah legislature senate first district archibald bevan D second district J W funk D third district richard D fourth district joseph chez D W J parker D fifth district james W clyde D sixth district frank evans R george H dern D W W armstrong D wesley K X walton D C L olson D seventh district J H wootton 11 H T reynolds D eighth district dantel daniel stevens D ninth district orlando bradley D tenth district james B heywood R eleventh district william willia R twelfth district don colton R the house beaver J F tolton D box elder W C horsley forsley N cache george geoge Y smith VO T joseph E D cardon D walter W jones D I 1 carbon frank bennet D davis F 11 nalder D emery nepal williams D grand F B hammond sr D iron george W decker D juab orson cazier D millard ard T C callister R morgan james S Il hopkins D rich C W pope 11 salt lake joseph G bywate D daisy C allen alien D EA elizabeth zabeth J hayward D R W young jr D robert E currie D J W mckinney D charles it hecker D J T raleigh D grace stratton alrey aj U thi thomas ruas P page D san juan george A adams D sanpete F C jensen 11 C R dorlus R sevier J E heppler D summit john L boyden D tooele thoele J alex bevan S utah edward southwick D alma greenwood D lorenzo argyle D 0 11 berg D wasatch G A fisher D washington arthur D weber D L boyle D J S campbell D D D mckay D J G jr D |
