The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-11-01

Carefully Rechecked by Group of Newspapers Compiling
Rcurns-His Majority Will BE Between $500 and 1000 on
Basis of Unofficial Returns Both Kitchen and Johnson
Running Strong and May Exceed Majority.
After careful echeck the figures on Governor partial
returns on the other candidates and the initiated laws
amendments the following appeared be estab
The majority of R. A. Nestos elected Governor is about
Johnson and Kitchen will have larger majores johnson
being the high candidate.
The election laws are badly defeated
Defeat OF constitutional amendments initiated laws
indicated and accepted certainty Independent quar-
With only 20 precincts missing R. A. Nestos held lead of
1900 Governor Frazier missing precincts are in the
following counties: Dunn g. Mckenzie Mercer Mountrai
paton is made are obtained from county auditors
fea Ghes have been reeeked frequently by the Press
ability of any great mistake
Laws Run Behind
Defeat of all initiated laws and the constitutional amend
men the state debt limit established by returns
that an favor o M f for nearly
e Stark Towner and Sioux remaining be heard FROM COM
e Adams Dunn Montra Renve Wams fGa ase sope
and Emmons All of these will maorites against the
The today declared the d'el laws al Wers
the Fargo Forum to indicate this afternoon they
Typyng the vote on the laws the in five counties
Barnes Benson Bowman Mclean and Roette In these
The nonpartisan election law received es votes to 1
$780, s no. = sS$ Hee The o Bank Of North Dakota
Nesos was 1884, the majority Of the eecan a ma e
the Bank Of Nsr5 ss With eSer S 1Ss vote aon on
Se1 5es~ @ and the
Gated. ~ ~ '
Johnson Runs Ahead
Following the standing this afternoon on the candidates
other than Governor and on the laws:
1928 precincts give Johnson 9841S Lemke 88789.
P:;; m7: &?f S E?i g. @ i;s
oo nonpartsan elections 1488 precincts Yes 1882; No.
Partisan election Yes 8oe25 No. 7e466 4ss precincts
41 Pub Dep Pep Yes 7344o; No, 1929; 1l48 precincts
5e% M No. fss pssst psse;se
Bank OF North Dakota Yes 7846; No, 7s7S 1488 pre-
How Districts Went
was the First Congressional! district which put Nestos
44 votes 2es95 for Fraz paf lead Of 1
count1 the Second s district including Beh
ziers majority The Second Congressional district has been
being closely watched by politicians for their effect future
a yees George org Young Of this district who
with substantial majority the league candidate in the
In the Third Congressional district the Frazier lead was much
with some PRECINCTS missing that Frazier precincts
OF Most of the counties in the Third district are west
% d a were not large enough to overcome the Red River
css casy oa the In ne 5sv last G two s d and
defeat the league swing west of the Jim river.
How The Counties Went
The unofficial returns show that Neos carried 21 of te
So counties and that Frazier carried 20 counties - ~
me counties carried by the Governor Adams Bill
ngs Bottmeau Bowman Burke Buregh Divide Dunn Eddy
Emmons Grgg Grant Hettnger, Kidder LaMo1re Mcenry
nckemae Pela Mcea9 Mercer Morton Mounra Oliver RANSOM
The counties carried by Nestos Barnes Benson Cass
Cavalier Dckey Foster Golden Valley Grand Forks Logan
Mcintosh Nelson Pembina Pierce Ramsey Rchland Sargent
Sioux Stark Steele Stusman Towner Tral Walsh Ward
OCoor carried % counties in the last election one less than
Nesos Because of the superiority of the counties
hat OConnor carried however, the Independents major
lty Of one in the house Of representatives last fall
~~~ Nestos Given Reception
$2aOOo FIRE At VAN HOOK. realize splendid
onsain honor