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Show Hie Leods Republicans To Victory In iHieovy Buelaessie Co. Voting Heber T. Hall Is Only Republican Defeated; Lee Is Third In County; Bennett Has 5-Vote Margin Duchesne County, at one time called a Democratic stronghold, repeated its 1952 turn-about Tuesday when the county's 2,700-odd active voters gave every Republican candidate, except one, a comfortable comfort-able majority. President Dwight D Eisenhower, Senator Wallace F. Bennett, Representative Henry Aldous Dixon and gubernatorial candidate George Dewey Clyde led a victorious Republican ticket that saw Governor J. Bracken Lee run last in the three-man gubernatorial race. " Only Republican casulty in the county was Heber T Hall, beaten 1,791 to 899, by William H. "Bill" Ostler for the four-year county commission term. Democratic Senator District-wise, Republican Harold H. Smith of Wasatch County, carried Duchesne County, but lost to Democrat Glen M. Hatch, also of Wasatch, in the state senatorial race. Smith led 1,381 to 1,254 in Duchesne, but lost out in Wasatch County, 1,412 to 1,181. President Eisenhower and Vice-president Vice-president Richard M. Nixon swept the county with 1,856 votes to only 874 for Adlai E. Stevenson, reaching a landslide proportion of 68 per cent of the presidential vote. In 1952, Mr. Eisenhower won the county 1,960 to 1,240, capturing captur-ing only 60 per cent of the vote. In the county commission race, Mr. Ostler, from early reports, took the five biggest boxes in the county Roosevelt No. 1 and No. 2, Duchesne No. 1 and No. 2 and Myton to insure victory over Mr. Hall. Mr. Ostler's 1,791 votes were more than any Republican except the president. On the western side of the county, B. A. Jacoby, unopposed, won re-election to the school board with 384 votes. Unofficial Tally Here is the complete, but unofficial un-official county vote. Republicans listed first. PRESIDENT Eisenhower 1,856 Stevenson 874 SENATOR Bennett 1,344 Hopkin 1,339 U. S. REPRESENTATIVE Dixon 1,620 Gronning 1,019 SECRETARY OF STATE Toronto 1,460 Baker 1,175 ATTORNEY GENERAL Callister 1,433 Giles 1,209 STATE AUDITOR Lambourne 1,424 Young ' 1,224 STATE TREASURER Preece : 1,553 Schubach 1,086 DISTRICT ATTORNEY Howard - 1,431 Ivins 1,198 STATE SENATOR Smith : 1,381 Hatch 1,254 STATE REPRESENTATIVE Winterton 1,555 Madsen 1,114 COUNTY COMMISSIONER 4-Year Term Hall -. 899 Ostler 1,791 COUNTY COMMISSIONER 2-Year Term Moon 1,405 Brady 1.270 (Continued on Back Page) TUESDAY ELECTION (Continued lrom . page one) Lee Carries Myton Of the five major boxes, two in Roosevelt, two in Duchesne and one in Myton, Lee carried only one (Myton) where he got 84 votes to Clyde's 80 and Romney's 68. The five boxes went Like this: MYTON: President Eisenhower, 150; Stevenson, 82; Senator Bennett, Ben-nett, 121; Hopkin, 113; U S. Representative Re-presentative Dixon, 131; Gron-ning, Gron-ning, 93; Governor Clyde, 80; Romney, 68; Lee, 84;. Secretary of State Toronto, 123; Baker, 103; Attorney General Callister, 121; Giles, 104; State Auditor Lam-bourne, Lam-bourne, 124; Young, 100; State Treasurer Preece, 134; Schubach, 92; District Attorney Howard, 123; Ivins, 101; State Senator Smith, 120; Hatch, 104; State Representee Represen-tee Winterton, 152; Madsen, 76; County Commissioner Hall, 82; Ostler, 150; County Commissioner Moon, 100; Brady, 128. ROOSEVELT, No. 2: President-Eisenhower, President-Eisenhower, 391; Stevenson, 110; Senator Bennett, 289;. Hopkin, 199;' State Representative Dixon, 328; Gronning, 150;. Governor Clyde, 246; Romney, 84; Lee, 161; Secretary of State Toronto, 321; Baker, 157; Attorney General Callister, 307; Giles, 172; State Auditor Lambourne, 308; Young, 172; State Treasurer Preece, 336; Schubach, 147; District Attorney Howard, 307; Ivins, 172; State Senator Smith, 300; Hatch, 176; State Represeta-tive Represeta-tive Winterton, 349; Madsen, 135; County Commissioner Hall, 225'; Ostler, 263; County Commissioner Moon, 286; Brady, 202. ROOSEVELT No. 1: President-Eisenhower, President-Eisenhower, 259; Stevenson, 76; U. S. Senator Bennett, 177; Hopkin, Hop-kin, 155; U. S. Representative Dixon, 206; Gronning, 118; Governor Gover-nor Clyde, 161; Romney, 70; Lee, 105; Secretary of State Toronto, 181;' Baker, 146; Attorney General Callister, 183; Giles, 146; State Auditor Lambourne, Lam-bourne, 180; Young, 148; State Treasurer Preece, 199; Schubach, 127; District Attorney Howard, 179; Iyins, 145; State Senator Smith, 176; Hatch, 150; State Representative Re-presentative Winterton, 222; Madsen, Mad-sen, 105; County Commissioner Hall, 101; Ostler, 228; County Commissioner Moon, 146; Brady, 178. DUCHESNE No. 1: President-Eisenhower, President-Eisenhower, 122; Stevenson, 57; Senator Bennett, 94; Hopkin, 78; U. S. Representative Dixon, 108; Gronning, 64; Governor Clyde, 72; Romney, 61; Lee, 38; Secretary of State Toronto, 94; Baker, 76; Attorney General Callister, 94; Giles, 77; State Auditor Lam- bourne, 93; Young, 74. State Treasurer Preece, 102; Schubach, 69; District Attorney Howard, 99; Ivins, 71; State SenatorSmith, Sen-atorSmith, 83; Hatch,, 87; State, Representative Winterton, 77, Madsen, 95; County Commissioner Hall, 38;' Ostler, 137; County Commissioner Moon, 124; Brady', 49. DUCHESNE No. 2: President-Eisenhower, President-Eisenhower, 128; Stevenson, 69; U S. Senator Bennett, 105; Hopkin, Hop-kin, 90; U. S. Representative Dixon, 125; Gronning, 72; Governor Gover-nor Clyde, 76; Romney, 64; Lee, 57; Secretary of State Toronto, 107; Baker, 87; Attorney General Callister, 109; Giles, 82; State Auditor Lambourne, 107; Young, 87; State Treasurer Preece, 116; Schubach, 76; District Attorney Howard, 104; Ivisn, 86; State Senator Smith, 100; Hatch, 91; State Representative Representa-tive Winterton, 81; Madsen, 115; County Commissioner Hall, 44; Ostler, 151; County Commissioner Moon, 144; Brady, 52. |
