The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1920-11-11

that by over $1,000. With 43 pre-
cincts still to report, Frazier has 115,-
048 and O'Connor 111,624, differ
ence Of 8 ,424 in favor Of Frazier. II 10
estimated that the final returns will
re-elect the governor by q majority Of
about 1000.
Miss Minnie Nelson has . major
ity Of 1883 over Miss Ruth johnson,
with 1904 precincts out Of 2091 re-
ported. With only 1877 precincts out,
it 10 not believed that Miss Nelson's
majority can be cut to the 10000
mark.
The latest figures give the follow
ing totals:
Electors, 1869 Precincts-Harding,
1856, 500; Cox, 32,329; Debs, 4,747.
Governor, 2048 Precincts-Frazier,
l15,048; O'Connor, III, ,624.
Senator, 1897 Precincts 112,-
1875; Perry. s3,254.
Lieutenant Governor, 1886 Precincts
$500; McGrann, s3.4s4.
SECRETARY Of State. 1852 Precincts.
Hall, 100, ,6l6;+ Alfson, $3.50. ~ -
State Auditor, 1862 Precincts -Poin-
dexter, 0,117; Kositzky, 1854.
State Treasurer, 1912 Precinctse
Steen, 96,807; Kaldor, 82,34O.
Attorney General, 1874 Precincts
Lemke, 102,621; Kamplin, 9s,061.
Commissioner Of Insurance, 1772
Precincts-Olsness, 1905; Solum, s7,-
OIL.
Commissioner Of Agriculture, 171S
Precincts-Hagan, 96,106; Nelson, &c.
7e7.
Railroad Commissioners, 1881 Pre-
cincts-Stutsman, 1894; Milhollan,
1854; Mcdonnell, 1886; ALERT, 49,
260; Kruger, 86,S33; Hildebrand, So
$50.
Judge Of Supreme Court, 1925 Pre-
cincts-Christianson, $1,000; Richard
son, 90,e98.
Supt. Of Instruction, 1904 Precincts
1852; johnson, 98,624.
Initiated Laws, 1911 Precincts-Ex-
animation Of Industries: Yes, 107,-
1928; No, 87,168.
Public Funds, 1888 Precincts-Yes,
105,910; No, 81, 86S.
Real Estate Loans, 1911 Precincts-
Yes, 106,260; No, 90,234.
Legal Publications, 1843 Precincts-
Yes, 105, 999; No, 2,449.
Superintendent Of instruction, 1911
Precincts-Yes, 104,1 ,1S5; No, 80, 1853.
Nonpartisans Claim Senate
The division Of the state senate will
be Is Nonpartisans and "a independ-
ents. Last week it was claimed for
the independents, but it seems there
was slip-up on the Billings county
returns, the unofficial vote showing
that the Nonpartisans won by 81
votes. There is a charge there Of
fraudulent voting, and a contest for
this seat undoubtedly will result.
Lower House Independent
The house Of representatives will
be controlled by the Independents 50
to 64. Two years ago it was 81 to 50
in favor Of the leaguers, a gain Of ~
by the fusionists.
Independents Get County
The Independents made clean
sweep in Dickey county with the sx-
ception Of U. 8. senator, which went
to Ladd by . majority Of about 200.
Leaving out Yorktown, which had
not reported, the totals as given last
week are 10 follows:
resident-Harding, 2,745; Cox,
722.
y. s. ssnator-Ladd, 2,o1s; Perry,
1855.
consrsssman-Young, 1891; Olson,
1882.
Governor-Frazier, 1927; o'con-
nor, 2,120.
State senator-Kelsh, 1891; Mar
shall. 1855:
House Of Reprssentatives-Root, L.
go; Shimmin. 1927; Skoglund, 1912;
johnson, 1908.
omcial Newspaper-Leader. 1872;
Sentinel, 1853.
All the fusion county ticket won out
handily by majoritiss ranging from
176 TO 6l6. This without the precinct
LOT Yorktown.
Last week the Times stated that
d. J. Brennan had The smallest ma-
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