The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-25
&. 0. P. nominees
FOR LEGISLATURE
SHOULD SUPREME COURT SET
ASIDE 80 PER CENT CLAUSE,
CANDIDATES WHO WERE NOM
MATED 5Y MAJORITY WILL BE
ADDED TO LIST.

the capital yesterday to complete the
canvass of the legislative nominees as
has been returned to the secretary OF
state. The board completed the can
vass as far as all Of the details OF
the work was concerned but for the
lack of a few small matters of in
formation from q couple OF counties
the board did not adjourn sine die
However, this information will be re-
ceived by the secretary Of state with
in a day or two so that the entire
work can be completed and all of the
nominations certified to the county
auditors over the state. The decision
Of the supreme court pertaining to the
80 per cent feature OF the primary
law has not be rendered but the can
vassing board canvassed the nomina-
tions on the 80 per cent basis and
should the decision Of the court set
aside the 80 per cent clause those
who were nominated by a majority
or plurality of votes will be added
the list later. II the court sustains
the law as 1t was enacted the list OF
nominees will stand as canvassed by
the board.
The Republican Nominees.
The republican list of legislative
nominees as found by the canvassing
board Is as follows:
First legislative district--Judson La
Moure, state senator; George A Nc
Crea and w. ]. Watts, representa-
tives.
Second district-Christian Ganssle,
representative.
Third district-G. N. Midgarden,
senator; Andrew NJ Foss, o. e. Hasle.
and George c. Laithwaite, representa-
tives.
Fourth district. H. Frame and
Jacob Nelson, representatives.
Fifth DISTRICT. e. Stevens. sena-
tor; Ferdinand Lucke and Victor 8.
Wissner, representatives.
Sixth district--James Collins and
Bardi Skulason, representatives.
Seventh district-A. j. Hunter, SEN
ator; c. A. Hale and 7. j. Smith, rep
resentatives.
Eighth district-w. J. Burnett, O.
J. Sorlie and G. A. White, representa-
tives.
Ninth district--James Kennedy.
senator; F. E. DibIey, Thomas Baker,
Jr., and w. ]. Price, representatives.
Tenth district--August A. Plath
and ]. B. Akesson, representatives.
Eleventh district-F. S. Talcott, J.
F. Collins. "A L. Peart, representa-
ives.
Twelfth district-L. Bruce Letten,
w. T. Ward, representatives.
Thirteenth district-Levy johnson.
P. ]. Harum, representative.
Fourteenth district. A. Aasheim
and s. w. Bale. representatives.
Fifteenth district--Darby O'Malley.
senator; George III. Law and p. e.
Ployar, representatives.
Sixteenth district-NeIs Hemingson,
8. H. Nelson and ole Paulson. repre-
Seventeenth district. G.. Gunder-
son. senator; Frank Goldammer and
Fred Lindbig. representatives.
Eighteenth district-U. l. Burdick
and Robert Miklejohn. represen tatiyes.
Nineteenth district-Ole Syvertson,
senator; ]. III. Johnson, representative.
Twentieth district - James Duncan
md Paul ]. Hoon, representatives.
Twenty first district-F. A. Baker,
senator John A. Honey, Fred J. Tray
nor and Bernt Anderson. representa-
ives.
Twenty second district--W. e. Glib
oons and J. w. Pound, representatives
Twenty third district--Alred Steele,
IT, J. Atwood, F. o. Kneeland,
Richard Pendroy and William Sin /
clair, representatives.
Twenty fourth district-A. w. Cum
bingham and @. II. Shells. representa-
ives.
Twenty fifth district-F. H. Walton.
senator. and C. e. Knox. representa-
i've.
Twenty sixth district--G. A. Herolz
Ind John Story. representatives.
Twenty seventh district--George A. |
Velch, senator; T. d. Hughes and G. I,
W. Wolbert. representatives.
Twenty eighth district-E. l.. Car
len and Matt Johnson, representa-
ives.
senator; z. ID. Skinner, Mart M. Chat
leld and III. ]. Shule, representatives.
Thirtieth district. C. Burns, j. II. |
1anley and w. e. Martin. representa-
ives.
Thirty first district--L. A. Simpson,
enator; F. H. Baker, Tom Evans and
George Senour, representatives.
Thirty second district-H. p. Hal |
,orson and s. N. Putnam. representa-
ives.
Thirty third listrict-H. j. Besseson,
enator; George Brynjolson and Julius
;gutt, representatives.
Thirty fourth district. r. Nelson,
seorge Freeman, representatives.
Thirty fifth district---J. f. Davis,
enator: #. Thompson, representative.
Thirty sixth districs--John j. Doyle |
md John J. Giedt. representatives.
Thirty seventh district---E. A. Mo-
vius, senator; @. 4. Grant and e. s.
Kinney, representatives.
Thirty eighth district Martin
rhoreson, representative
Thirty ninth district--A. T.. Martin.
enator: John McLear and John Young
representatives.
E'ortieth district Robert Grifath,
Forty first district. w. b. overson.
enators Frank Poe and George P. /
5unness, representatives.
Forty second districs--E. =. Gren- |