The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-09
FINAL RETURNS LAST ELECTION
 ANNOUNCED

Complete official returns of the November election announced by Governor Scott c. Bone, chairman of the Territorial Canvassing Board, show the election of Raelson of Nome over Mrs. Katheryn Kittilson for representative by three votes, and Harry Staser, of Anchorage, by 76 votes over E. E. Ray, of Cordova, for the fourth place in the House from the Third Division. These two places were the only ones left in doubt by the unofficial returns pre- viously reported.
 The total vote cast in the election, it was stated, could not be deter cincts failed to show other than the vote for the several candidates. Suth- erland received 6,125 and White 1,733 votes for Delegate, making the total cast for that office 1858, which is probably a little less than the total vote. It is also 1895 votes less than was cost in the general election of 1920 when 9,633 votes were polled.
 Personnel of Senate
 The upper chamber of the next Legislature will be composed of: Senators Hunt, Chamberlain, hold over; Brown and Aver, Second Dl- vision; Dimond, Third Division, Dunn and Snodgrass, Fourth Division and Aldrich, First Division Senator Hunt is senior senator of the First Division and Chamberlain of the Third Di- vision. Fred Aver is the long term Senator from the Second, defeating o. D. Cochran, member of the 1921 House, by 23 votes. Charlie Brown defeated E. l.. Holt for the Senate short term by 160 votes. The Sen ate will be made up of six Repubh- cans, one Independent, J. w. Dunn of the Fourth, and one Democrat, A. J. Dimond, of the Third. Dunn was a member of the 1919 House, being elected as a Democrat. He was high man on the Legislative ticket in his Division last November, re- ceiving 1,O61 votes, while Andrew Nerland, his Republican opponent got only 79O. Nerland was speaker of the 1921 House and member Of the House in 1917.
 House Memberships
 Members of the House will be: Cash Cole, w. D. Grant, E. M. Policy and H. R. Shepard, First Division; Wilson, Decker, Daily and Raelson, Second Division; Foster, Murray, Price and Staser, Third Division; Callahan, Keys, Johnson and Ross, Fourth Division.
 Cole, First; Daly, Second; Murray and Price. Third, and Ross, of the Fourth Division, have all had eX- perience in previous Legislatures Cole and Ross were members of the 1921 House, of which Daly was Clerk, and the last named was member of the 1919 House Murray was also member of the 1921 House and also of the 1917 session. Price was Sen ator from the Third Division in the 1919 and 1921 sessions, and was member of every House up to 1919.
 The House. like the Senate, will be controlled by the Republicans, of which there will be 10, Independents will have five and the remaining member is a Democrat.
 How the Vote Stood
 The certified official. vote is as follows;
 First Division
 Cor Delegate to COngress) #Dan Sutherland, Rep.-..-..--.--,-- 2,169 F. J. White, Dem.- .----..-..--.-..-- 833
 (For Territorial Senator)
 *Frank A. Aldrich, Rep. .......-...- 1883 William E. Britt, Dem. -.,,.,..-...,.-- 965 Cor Territorial Representative) *Cash Cole, Rep. ,-.-------.--.-.-.------ 2,152 #E. M. Policy, Rep. --,--.,.--,---.----- 2,056 *William D. Grant, Rep. --.-.------- 2,047 XII. R. Shepard, Rep. .....,.....,.....- 2,O39 Jack Mcdonald, Dem. --.-.-.. 1,072 Tom Dodson, Dem ---....-..---.-.- 622
 (For Road Commissioners) #Joseph Ullmer, Rep. -....-...-....--.- 1,994 slack Hayes, Rep. .-,..-....-.......--.. 56
 (Women Jurors)
 #For Proposition --.-,.--,.-.,.-...,.,,-,-.-, 493 Against Proposition .................... PIP