Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-11-13
THE COMING LAWMAKERS.
List Of the Candidates who are
Reported Elected to the
Legislature.
The Board Of Trustees Satisfied
With the Flow of the Ar
tcsian Well.
Red River Valley People Urged
to Spend Thanksgiving in
Writing Boom Letters.
These are Legislators.

These are Legislators.
The returns from the legislative dis
tricts are not all il, but the republicans
will have majority of 20 or over on
joint ballot. From the most reliable
information a. hand it appears that the
democrats, independents and farmers al
lance have elected between IS and 40
members. Or this number 26 are DEM
ocrats. The following is IA list of the
districts with the candidates reported
elected:
First district, Pembina county-Sen
ate, Jud LaMoure, republican; Patrick
Horrigon, democrat, and 5 l. Haight,
republican.
Second district, Pembina county
Senate, Peter Cameron, farmers alliance;
house, Samuel Mclaughlin, farmers
alliance; Arnie Bjornson, farmers alli-
ance and republican.
Third district, Walsh county-Sen;tte,
John Almen, republican. House, James
Douglass, democrat; A. n. Foss. repub-
lican.
Fourth district, Walsh county--Sen-
ate, j T. Cashel, republican; house, E q
Daley, democrat; W III Daniels, dem
Ocrat.
Fifth district, Grand Forks county
Senate, b r Arnold, republican; house,
G & Beardsley and G "A Burton, repub-
llcans.
Sixth district, Grand Forks county
Senate, M l. Mccormack, democrat;
house, NJ z Williams, democrat; Jos
Colosky, republican.
Seventh district, Grand Forks county
Senate, John Bjorgo. democrat; house,
W FL Brown, republican; ID S Cunning
ham, democrat
Eighth district, Trail county-Sen-
ate, L G Shelton, independent and dem
ocrat; house, O s Wailen, republican;
Louis Thompson, republican,; Il ii
Strom, independents; NJ e Heggee, dem
ocrAt.
Ninth district, Cass county-Senate. J
e Haggart; house, George Osgood, A l.
Loomis. All republicans.
Tenth district, Cass county-Senate.
N 3 Pinkham; house, Il II Holte, D G
Tufts and Henry Peterson. All repub.
licans.
Eleventh district, Cass county-Sen-
ate, A H Lowry; house, j G Gill, George
N Smith and NJ Watson. All repub-
licans.
Twelfth district, Richland county
Senate, S E Stehbins; house, } w Cope,
NJ N Triplett, P s Larson. All demo-
Gratis.
Thirteenth district, Sargent county
Senate, Mangus Nelson; house, John =
Hodgson, K Peabody, farmers alliance
and democrat
Fourteenth district, Ransom county
Senate, M L Engle, Ind; house. Harry
Oliver and L G Fill, republicans.
Fifteenth district, Barnes county
Senate J S Weiser; house, Frank White
and F Christlanson, all republicans.
Sixteenth district, Griggs and Steele
counties Senate, Finger Enger; house,
WI Skinner and David Bartlett, all re-
publicans.
Senate, S Svennungson. farmers alliance;
house, j B Lamb, farmers alliance.
Eighteenth district-Senate. John
Bidlake; house, F E Renaud, and Ole
Axvig, all democrats.
Ninteenth district, Tower and Rolette
counties Andrew Blsbee, repub-
lican; house, Thomas A Carpenter, re-
publican.
Twentieth district, Benson and Pierce
counties Senate, Frank Palmer; house,
l. Havrevold and Chas A Erickson, all
republicans.
iIwenty-tirst district, Ramsey county
Senate, James Mccormick; house, III A
Noltinier, republican,, J V Brooke, DEM
ocrat.
Twenty second district, Eddy, ct al
Senate, NJ Patch, democrat; house, l.
L Walton, republican, Ralph Hall, dom
ocrat.
Twenty third districtStutsman county
Senate, B w Fuller, republican; house,
Geo Lutz and F L Kearney, democrats
Twenty fourth district, LaMoure coun-
4 ty-Senate. f NJ Klnter, democrat and
independent; house, Geo K Lorlng, re-
publican.
Twenty-ffth district, Dickey county
Senate, D p Kuhn; house, w B Allen
and John s Richie, all republicans.
Twenty sixth district. Kidder, ct al.
Senate, j III Worst; house, Charles Fiske
and George H Fay, all republicans.
Twenty district, Burleigh
connty-oenate, @ B Little, republican;
house, John Ysgen, independent. Oscar
Ward, republican.
Twenty-eighth district, Bottineau and
M'Henry counties Senate, ] w Bennett,
democrat; house, John A Davis, republl-
can.
Twenty-ninth district, Ward and Nc
Lean counties Senate, James johnson;
house, John Satterlund, both repub;i-
cans.
Thirtieth district, Morton and Oliver
counties Senate, Joseph Miller; house,
Fred Halrlts and William McKendry, all
republicans.
Thirty first district, Mercer, ct al
Senate, A G McGillivray, independent,
house, j A Farrah. independent.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
President Harrison has issued his