The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-07-06
SIXTH PLACE
GOES TO BURR
OR STUTSMAN
Official Count May Be Neces.
sary to Decide Last
Place
FRAZIER LEADS FIELD
His Majority Exceeds that OF
NestOs. Simon Wins
Dem Nomination
FRAZIER LEADS FIELD

The nomination of five of the six
candidates for the nomination for
supreme court Judge was definitely
established today on the basis of un-
official returns. Judge w. L. Nuessle
of Bismarck was among those whose
nomination was assured. Those
nominated are: Attorney-General
Sveinbjorn Johnson, Judge Englert,
Seth Richardson, Judge L. Z. Bird
zell and Judge w. l.. Nuessle. An
official count probably will be neces-
sary to definitely establish whether
Judge Burr of Rugby or w. H. Stuts-
man of Mandan received sixth place
on the list of nominations. Unoffi-
cial figures this afternoon gave
Stutsman slight edge with Renville
county missing.
The figures for supreme court
Judge follow, with Renville missing:
Birdzell Al ,319; Bothne' ~ ,299; Rob-
inson 29,S4S; Burr 1851; Cole 34,-
O59; Stutsman 38,O16; Nuessle A.
ia; Richardson 57,287; W.ooledge
2O,132; Engleyrt 52,314; johnson TO-
1876.
The six high of the II candidates
run in the fall, three to be elected.
Frazier Leads Ticket
Former Governor Lynn J. Frazier
will lead the state Republican ticket
With the vote from all but Is pre-
cincts reported Frazier was leading
Senator McCumber by 13,475 while
Governor Nestos' lead over Senator
Baker had shrunk to 11,7O0.
With all but 25 precincts reported
the nominations for state offices on
the Republican ticket were made. GER
tain as follows: Governor, r. A.
Nestos; Attorney-General, George
Shafer; Commissioner of Agricul-
ture and Labor, Joseph A. Kitchen;
Treasurer, John Steen; Commission
er of Insurance, S. A. Olsness; Sec
retary of State, Thomas Hall; Audi
tor, D. C. Poindexter; Railroad
Commissioners, Fay Harding, W. c.
Mcdonnell, Frank Milhollan.
Of the IL places on the Republican
ticket the Nonpartisans won six
auditor, commissioner of insurance,
railroad commissioners and senator.
The vote on the Republican state
ticket for governor, with but Is pre-
cincts missing, was: Nestos, 92,624;
Baker, 80,924; Stecner 1862; for
senator-Frazier 91,569; McCumber
7S,140; McHarg 5,070.
Hyland Wins
For lieutenant governor on the Re-
publican ticket, the count was COM
pletc today except for one precinct
in Pierce, one in Benson, fourteen
in Oliver, six in Slope, eleven in
Mckenzie, two in Renville, one in
Hettinger and few other scattering
precincts.
Frank H. Hyland, Independent, has
lead of 1852 over A. E. Bowman,
Nonpartisan, thus insuring Hyland's
nomination. The count is 1888 for
Bowman and s0,705 for Hyland.
State treasurer-2,099 precincts
out of 2,134. Obert Olson 1850;
John Steen 80,576; Stems majority
2,726.
Attorney general-same precincts
George Shafer S1,942; L. ]. Wehe,
Att; P. R. Garberg 74,245; Shafer's
plurality 1867.
Secretary of State, same precincts,
Thomas Hall S6,719; H. H. Aaker 49,
447; Hooker 1871; Halls plurality
13,263.
State auditor, same precincts, D. C.
Poindexter 1926; Johnson 1888;
Poindexter's plurality 1886.
Commissioner Of agriculture, same
precincts, Joseph Kitchen 79,O42;
Serumgard 1909; W. J. Church IT,
AL; kitchens plurality 6,6O1.
Commissioner of insurance Harry
Carpenter 1880; S. A. Olsness. 91,-
432; Olsness lead 1902.
Railroad missioners-Knox 63,-
029; McKinnon 65,69O; Gronvold 64,-
845; Mcdonnell 1924; Harding a.
42s; Milhollon 1851, giving all the
Nonpartisan candidates for railroad
commissioner a. big majority.