Late Returns from Over the Panhandle
ARMSTRONG COUNTY July 5 clerical tally presents incomplete vote figures for local offices. Names listed include state and county candidates such as Terrell, Thompson, Payne, and Pearson with varying tallies across departments like Public Instruction, Agriculture, and Rail Commission.
Farwell County Returns Show Wide Election Totals
Special to The Globe reports Farwell and Oldham County results with governor, attorney general, treasurer, superintendent, agriculture, land, rail, and district races. Notable tallies include Moody 324 in Farwell and Satterwhite 126, Payne 128, Thompson 97 in Oldham County. County results list multiple officials and vote counts across offices.
City Settling For Water Line Right-Of-Way
Twenty of the twenty-two property owners along the new Amarillo water main right of way have settled with the city, Harve Avery reports. Twenty-four owners also donated right of way for a sewer line extension three and one half miles from Amarillo. Most landowners along the water main line are non residents of Amarillo. Eric Olson, formerly of Amarillo now in Omaha, Nebraska, will not permit the main across his property unless he can designate its course, with condemnation likely to be started.
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Primary results from Roberts county in Democratic race
Complete returns show Governor Davidson with 9 votes, Ferguson 81, Moody 247. Attorney General totals include Irwin 169, Alfred 55, Bradfield 6, Christopher 29, Hornsby 13, Pollard 34. Treasurer tallies list Robison 233, Terrell 84, Ball 38, Christian 12, Garner 21, Garrett 27, Harris 17, Hatcher 101, Jenson 56. Superintendent Bennett 85, Humphries 61, Marrs 178. Commissioner Bolin 97, Terrell 210. Land Commissioner Robison 233, Terrell 84. Railroad Baughman 90, Speer 57, Verreil 139. Judge Hawkins 169, Pierson 106. District Attorney Holmes 277, Payne 92. County Assessor Rosa Course 219, Cora McClung 64. Sheriff Ramsey 245, Arington 144.
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Thompson
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Ferguson
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Moody
Wilmans
Zimmerman
Alfred
Bradfield
Christopher
Hornsby
Ir- Pollard
Sall
Christian
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Harris
Hatcher
Ner
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Bennett
Humphries
Marrs
Bolin
Terrell
Robinson
Baughman
Speer
Judge Court
Hawkins
Pierson
B. N. Richards
Schloffman
Payne
Satterwhite
Miller
Allred
Jones
Smith
Halliburton
Funk
Bell
Rowland
McNabb
Balfour
Wood
Morris
Miami
Roberts County
Irwin
Pollard
Ball
Garner
Garrett
Jenson
Robison
Verreil
Judge Court Criminal Appeals
J. A. Holmes
J. W. Payne
Rosa Course
Cora McClung
J. G. Ramsey
J. M. Arington
Sixty fourth Judicial Race Totals From Plainview Mail Returns
Special to The Globe reports near complete returns from the Sixty fourth Judicial District with Charles elements defeating Judge R C Joiner for district judge and Meade Griffin nominated for district attorney. Contested offices include Governor Davidson 553 Ferguson 438 Johnston 9 Moody 1771 Wilmans 12 Zimmerman 8. Attorney General Alfred 756 Brad field 387 Christopher 108 Hornsby 272 Irwin 445 Pollard 239. Treasurer Ball 228 Christian 78 Carner 127 Garrett 532 Harris 161 Hatcher 447 Johnson 451. Supt Public Instruction Bennett 635 Humphries 779 Marrs 921 592 Terrell 1722. Land Commissioner Robinson 1143 Terrell 1086. Rail Commissioner Baughman 287 Speer 339 Terrell 1569. kins 1131 Pierson 1017 District Judge Clements 5936 Joiner 4084. District Attorney Rowe 1499 Wright 1716 Huffhones 1744 Griffin 5080 Shervray WL Nate Burkett 1130 Courtyles 733 Mayfield 1367 Mathes 7.
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Johnston
Moody
Wilmans
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Bradfield
Christopher
Hornsby
Irwin
Pollard
Ball
Christian
Garner
Garrett
Harris
Hatcher
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Bennett
Humphries
Marrs
Bolin
Terrell
Robinson
Herrell
Baughman
Speer
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Pierson
Congress
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Sixty-fourth Judicial District
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R. C. Joiner
Meade Griffin
Davidson
Ferguson
Carner
Public Instruction
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