The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-30
CHICKEN FEED
ANDERSON IS ON
List Of Democratic Legislative
Candidates Certified by the
Canvassing Board

Bismarck. N. D., Sept so.-As a re-
suit Of the state canvassing board
the list Of democratic legislative NOM
inees will be as indicated below. This
list is certified to by the board on the
basis Of the 80 per cent feature OF the
primary law. Should the supreme
court decide that the 80 per cent
clause Is unconstitutional the certi-
dcate will be amended so as to in
clude the districts which in this list
are without Democratic nominees be-
cause candidates there failed to re-
cetve the required 30 per cent OF the
vote cast for the Democratic candi-
date for secretary OF state two years
ago. Votes have been cast for DEM
ocratic legislative candidates in every
legislative district in the state but
two, but there are a number OF other
districts which are lacking of the 30
per cent. The Ninth district of Cass
county cast votes for democratic
senator and three house members, but
not having the 80 per cent their names
will not go on the ballot this fall I'M
less the court sets aside that feature
OF the law.
First. legislative district-Arthur d.
McMurray state senator; ]. j. O'Con-
nor and Walter Wexford, representa-
tives.
Second district-Fred Weiss, repre-
sentative.
Third district-J. ]. Irwin state SEN
ator; Knut Bjorndahl, c. l. Christian
son, Daniel McKieth, representatives.
Fourth dtstrict-Julius Boeing. X.
0. Brotnov, representatives.
Fifth dastrict-H X, spoonheim,
state senator, Henry G. Link. c. ].
Sundahl, representatives.
Sixth district. NJ. Anderson. Geo.
Hollick, representatives.
Seventh district-George 3. Duis,
state senator, D. M. Holmes and Gull
lick Thompson, representatives.
Eighth district-Not the required 30
per cent to nominate.
Ninth district-Not the required 80
per cent to nominate.
Tenth district-A. o. Tuskind and
James Mcdonald representatives.
Eleventh district-G. H. Hill, state
senator, A. L. Porter and w. G. Wuir,
representatives.
Twelfth district-H T. Connolly and
L. Parkhif, representatives.
Thirteenth district-R. NJ. Spooner,
state senator; Alrich Johnson. repre-
sentative.
Fourteenth district-C. q. Chamber
lain and H. B. Hendricks, represen-
tatives.
Fifteenth district-Not the required
~ per cent to nominate.
Sixteenth district-T. A. Thompson,
w. T. McCulloch and r. A. Pope. rep
resentatives.
Seventeenth dtstrict-George L. Bar
rett state senator; Charles Dunlap
and Andrew K. Reiten. representa-
tivee.
Eighteenth district-John Fisher
and c. c. Crowford, representatives.
Nineteenth district-W. F. Robert
son, state senator; Frank 8. Graham,
representative.
Twentieth district-Not the required
80 per cent to nominate. I
Twenty-first district-T. H. Woldy,
state senator; Ed Richardson, F. r.
Stevens and w. A. Fulkersou, repre-
sentatives.
Twenty-second district. v. Field
er and G. P. Peterson, representatives.
Twenty-third District. A. Coffey,
state senator; B. Gibson Dunlap, j.
Otto Gasal, Paul Joss and George 8.
Williams. representatives.
Twenty-fourth district-L. A. Ue-
land, representative.
Twenty-flfth district-E. Magofin,
state senator: George G. Caldwell,
representative. ...
Twenty-sixth district-James j.
Hayes, representative.
Twenty-seventh district-F. r.
Smyth, state senator; 8. M. Ferris and
H. A. Hallum, representatives.
Twentyeighth district-James At
k!nson and Jacob L. Gorder. repre-
sentatives.
Twenty-ntnth district-John Ehr,
state senator: Thorwald Mostad and
A. d. Hogenstein, representatives.
Thirtieth district-Carl Jahnke and
George w. Markham, representatives.
Thirty-frst district-Frank Lish,
state senator; Henry Turuelson, John
Fisher and L. H. Bussen. representa-
tives.
Thirty-second Districts. j. Doyle
and Axel Johnson, representatives.
ul1 ~ .Iu4EO OlSIIlCt-JdCOD AlHudT-
as, state SENATOR; not the required
80 per cent to nominate representa-
t!ves.
Thirty-fourth district-B. ]. Mon
Afghan and Fred ]. Fritz. representa-
tives.
Thirty-ffth district-C. G. Forbes,
state sentor; Axel Johnson, represen-
tative.
Thirty-sixth district-Not the re-
CURED 80 per cent to nominate repre-
sentatives. |
Thirty-seventh district-Jas. Cool !.
sbey, state senator; N. c. Janson an
William Schuett, representatives.
Thirty-eight district-No vote cast
Thirty-ninth district-Not the re-
CURED 80 per cent for nomination of
state senator and representatives.
Fortieth district-D. J. Moen rep
Forty-f1rst district-Geo. H, Mpell-