The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-08
OFFICIAL COUNT OF
PRIMARY VOTES
Board Has Yet to go Over
Judicial and Court House
Ballots Of the County.


Grand Forks county's canvassine
board has practically completed thei,
work In ~canvassing the votes Of the
recent primary election. All the tai.
lies with the exception Of the cour,
house and judicial ballots have been
revised and corrected. but it is known
that the court house Is an unknown
quantity and on the judicial ballots
both candidates are on the ticket in
the fall. SO this count will be unim-
portant.
The official V left the totals
on the state officers practically the
same, but decided the contest for
some of the county offices on the
democratic ticket, and also for some
of the minor offices on the republican
ticket.
Following is the official result OF
the count:
Congress-H. T. Helgesen. 1,54s.
GOVERNOR. A. Buchanan. sO2-
1876; l.. b. Hanna. 53O-12s: c. A
johnson. 266-140; H. N. Midtbo, 54-
81.
AtSoISLoLS loI-SA. L.. id.
bel. $50; Joohn Flados. 53O-3.
Secretary Of State-Thomas Hall
s2S; Frank S. Henry. 769.
State Auditor-C. O. Jorgenson
1889.
State Treasurer-Gunder Olson
1884
Attorney Generate. A. NJ. spen-
Ger. 24S-130; A. ]. Bessie, 1906; b
w. Shaw, 3Ss-161; Andrew Miller,
1898.
Supt. Public 1nstruction-E. j
Taylor. 1,6SS; Thos. p. King, 25s.
Commissioner of Insurance-W. c.
Taylor. 1.490.
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor-W. c. Gilbreath. $50: A. E
Hutchinson. $40.
Railroad Commissioners-Ambrose
Olson, 23O-95; W. H. Stutsman, AS
Sc; j.. T. Purcell. 49O-116; j.. G
Brown, 243-9O: Robt. Clendening
1880; j. I. Charmley. 1915; W
H. Mann, 4S5-114; O. P. n. Anderson
74s-s7; E. NJ. Nelson, 1926.
County Auditor-G. P. johnson
1,469.
County Treasurer-H. A. Shaw
1854.
Sheriff.. D. johnson. 1,343.
Clerk District Court-James Elton
525; NJ. w. Spaulding. 1.1sO.
Coroner-C. A. Mckay. TAO; F. e
Murphy, so2.
States Attorney-o. b. Burtness
1896.
Register of Deeds-A. NJ. Lodmell
919: Fred Werstlein. 754.
County Surveyor. A. Ingram
a14; Peter Monahan. SIS.
Superintendent of Schools-Beat,
rice tombstone, 1.496: Francis Wa
gar. 743.
County Judge-L. X. Hassell. 1888
Justices of Peace-F. c. Nye. 1869
j. F. Sheehan. 1910: Arthur Buth
1,044; p. Mclaughlin. 1920.
Constahles-R. Fadden, 1920: j
W. Lowe, 81: j. c. Mahon, 81; c
Stewart. 81.
Senator. Fifth District-o. A. Will.
cox. 1877; O. A. Trageton. 426.
Member House of Representatives
Fifth District-John s. Kylo. 5s1.
Member House of Representatives
Sixth District-John T. Freeman, 81
State Senator, Seventh District
342.
Member House of Representatives
Seevnth District-H. A. Peterson
PIP; VIM. Dean. $50: O.. K. Laseson
2O4.
Democratic Count.
Congress-N. r. Lowell, 339.
Governor-G. p. Jones, III: F. O
Hellstrom, 213.
Lieutenant Governor-F. L. Brandt
357.
Secretary of State-E. P. Totten
1854.
State Auditor-Frank Stanley, $50
State Treasurer-Frank Lish, 331.
Attorney General-J. F. Sullivan
$50.
Commissioner of Insurance.. S
Whittlesey, $50.
Commissioner Agriculture and La.
bor-Alex Morrison, 335.
Railroad Commissioners-C. D
Perry. 339; o. O. Bjorke. 323; J.. w
McHose. 321.
County Auditor-Hans Anderson
sss.
County Treasurer-John Quigley
12; Holt Shaw. 10.
Sheriff-Joseph Benson, 1872.
Clerk District Court-Dick Purcell
Coroner-Dr. Grassick. IA.
States Attorney. F. T. o'Con.
nor. 80.
Register of Deeds-Max Reinecke
345.
Surveyor-Jos. Ingram. 4.
Public Administrators. S. Dug.
gan, 9.
Superintendent of Schools-Beat.
rice Johnstone, so.
County judge. K. Hassell. 8.
Justice of Peace-T. E. Smith. s;
N. H. Diamond. 8: r. j. Purcell, 5;
P. Mclaughlin, 3.
Constable-John Mcclure. 5.
State Senator, Fifth District-o. A
Wilcox. 2.
Member House, Sixth District
w. V. O'Connor. 100.
State Senator. Seventh District
Geo. S. Thomas, 1913.
Member House. Seventh District
G.. F.. Lavalley, II.
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