Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-01
STATEMENT OF NOMINEES FOR
STATE SENATORS AND MEMBERS
OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
ON THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

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OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
ON THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
We, the undersigned, r. D. Hoskins, clerk
retary Of state. W stoefWe b supernte sed
emit of public instructions I. B. Hanna,
chairman Of the Republican State Central
the pemocsatie State Central eommi aaa conn
posing the State Board of Canvassers for the
Primary election held on the oath day Of
is an abstract Of votes cast in the various
legislative districts of this state for state
senators and members of the house of repres
ht tst ha he
named persons were duly nominated for the
office Of state senator and members for the
districts on the Democratic tickei:
ray, state senator; j. Q. p'connor and
second district, Fred Weiss, representative.
Knat Bjorndahl, 6. i christianson, Daniel
McKieth, representatives 3Ez
Fourth district, Julius Boeing, K. o. Brot-s
nov, representatives lsSs fS2g{s
Fifth district. +. *. speonheim, state
senator; Henry G. Link, c. J. sundahl,
Sixth district, j. NJ. Anderson, George
Hallick. Representatives.
Seventh district, George E. Duis, state sem
ator; D.. NJ. Holmes and Gullick Thompson,
Eighth district, not the required 80 per
Ninth district, not the required 80 per
cent. to nominate. a -E&-S
Tenth district, A. Q. Tuskind and James
Mcdonald, representatives.
Eleventh district, G: H. Hill. state sen
ator; a. I. Porter and w. c. Muir, repres-
entatives. ssf. ri 4 = =.
Twelfth district, H T. Connolly and T.
| Thirteenth district, R.. NJ. Spooner, state.
senator; Alrick Johnson, Representatives.
Fourteenth district, &C. Chamberlain and
H. b. Hendricks, representatives.
Fifteenth district, not the required 80 per
| cent. to nominate. f.. e, : -. c.sS s5ssg
| Sixteenth district, T. a. Thompson, w. T.
Seventeenth district, George l. Barrett
| state senator; Charles Dunlap and Andrew K
| Reiten, Representatives $577Ei7s157 &
. Eighteenth district, John Fisher and c. C.
l Crawford, representatives! S4 57S
Ninteenth district w. f. Robertson, state
senator; Frank S. Graham, representative.
Twentieth district, not the required 80 per
cent. to nominate. .gvs -
1Wenty,hIst district, TIL: Woldy, state
senator; I'D. Richardson, F. R.. Stevens and
W.. A. Fulkerson, representatives.
Twenty district, J. V. Fielder and
Z. r Peterson, representatives.
| senator; B. Gibson Dunlap, T. Otto Gasal,
Paul Joss and George S. Williams, repres.
entatives. 80 s&z ss.;l''s,. 81
Twenty-fourth district, [. "A LELAND, rep
Twentyffth district. E.. ,Magoffin, state
senator; George G. Caldwell, representative.
| Twenty-sixth district, James ]. Hayes, rep
Twenty seventh district, F. R. smyth, state
| senator; S. NJ. Ferris and H. A. Hailum, rep
Twenty eighth district, James Atkinson and
Jacob L. Gorder, representatives
Twenty-ninth district. John Ehr, state SEN
ator; Ihorwald Mostad and A. D. Hogen-
stem, representatives. 81 80
| Thirtieth. district, Carl Jahnke and George
W. N, y arkam, representatives.
ator; Henry Truelson, John Fisher and L.
ii. Bussen, Representatives.
| Thirty-second district, S. ]. Doyle and
Axel johnson, representatives. .2
Thirty-third district, Jacob Allmaras, state
senator; not the required 80 per cent. to
nominate representatives.
Thirty-fourth district, B. J. Monaghan and
Fred Fritz. representatives.
Thirty-ffth district, c. G. Forbes, state
| senator; Axel johnson, representative. "A
Thirty-sixth district, not the required 30
pc recent to nonlln tie representatives.
Thirty-sepenth district, James Gollsbey..d
state senator; N. c. Jensen and William
Schuett, representatives. s"~ -
Thirty-eighth district, not vote cast.
Thirty-ninth district, not the required 80
per cent. for nomination of state senator and
representatives. - d ~ IS
, Fortieth district, E. J. Moen, representa-
tive. fRSze 800 "a
Fortyzfrst district, George H. Moellring,
state senator; Charles A. Mansfield and G. p
Kenyon, representatives
Forty second district, w. ]. Doheny, state
senator; M. P. Cruden and R. H. Hawkins,
representatives .5
Forty third district, w. d. owings. state
senator; w c. Kirsch and J. H. Ballard,
representatives.
Forty-fonrth district, Charles Mayhem,
| state senator; T. +. Carey, representative.
Forty-ffth district, no votes cast.
Forty sixth district. NJ. F. Minehan, state
senator; John A. McCutcheop, represents
tive. s.fsf@ 4. q lS5-f Fs
| Fortysevcnth district, w. H. Lackey, state
senator I; j. NJ. Nannice, representative.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set
our hands and caused the Great Seal of the
State 10 be affixed this path day of Septem-
Der, a. D., 1908
n r. d. HOSKINS,
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
ALFRED $BLAISDELL.
Secretary of State.
w. /. STOCKWELL,
Superintendent of Public In.
Ne struction.
L. B. HANNA. 8E
Chairman of the Republican
| State Central Committee.
| j. l.. CASHEL, IS
Chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee.
(Seal 4s$ 81 3as8s