Election Results
By Precincts
2nd Division
With rain and sleet blowing all
day, Republicans and Democrats
went to the polls Tuesday in the
Territory’s primary elections.
The Republicans produced nearly
as much of a showing as the
Democrats in Nome, according to
the total number of ballots cast.
Republicans—231: Democrats—
278: Total—509.
With returns from outlying pre
cincts beginning to arrive, the
following appeared in the lead at
1 p.m. today: Democrats—Repres
entatives: Smith 193; Lyng 188;
Kell 167; Porter 153; Whaley 146.
Republicans — Stangroom 221;
Ball 186; Ost 140; Taggart 138.
Following are the votes both
Democratic and Republican for
Nome, Little Creek, Golovin,
Council, Solomon, Bluff, Hay
cock, Taylor and Stuyahok with
other precincts expected soon.
DEMOCRATS
Nome
Delegate to Congress—
Dimond . 244
For Auditor—
Boyle .-.148
Sheldon . 64
For Attorney General—
Roden . 121
Grigsby . 104
For Highway Engineer—
Hesse . 136
Rivers . 89
For Senator—
Cochran . 208
For Representatives—
Smith . 150
Kell . 143
Lyng . 131
Porter . 95
Scott . 95
Whaley .86
Cross . 81
Lee . 59
Cockburn . 47
Fix ... 47
Kubon . 40
Little Creek
Delegate to Congress—
Dimond . 25
For Auditor—
Boyle . 12
Sheldon . 8
For Attorney General—
Roden . 15
Grigsby . 8
For Highway Engineer—
Rivers . 15
Hesse . 9
For Senator—
Cochran . 25
For Representatives—
Smith .. 25
Lyng . 21
Kell . 14
Scott . 11
Porter. 10
Kubon . 9
Lee . 6
Whaley . 6
Cookburn —. 5
Cross .-. 4
Fix . 0
Golovin
Delegate to Congress—
Dimond . 9
For Auditor—
Boyle . 5
Sheldon. 2
For Attorney General—
Grigsby . 5
Roden .-. 2
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For Highway Engineer—
Rivers . 5
Hesse . 2
For Senator—
Cochran. 8
For Representatives—
Porter... 10
Lyng .9
Whaley . 5
Cross . 3
Lee . 3
Smith . 3
Cockburn . 0
Fix . 0
Kell . 0
Kubon . 0
Scott. 0
Council
Delegate to Congress—
Dimond . 10
For Auditor—
Boyle . 6
Sheldon . 4
For Attorney General—
Roden . 6
Grigsby . 4
For Highway Engineer—
Hesse . 6
Rivers . 4
For Senator—
Cochran . 8
For Representatives—
Whaley . 7
Scott . ti
Porter . 5
Smith . 5
Cross . 4
Lee . 4
Lyng . 4
Fix . 1
Kubon . 1
Cockburn . 0
Kell . 0
Solomon
Delegate to Congress—
Dimond . 40
For Auditor—
Boyle . 27
Sheldon . 9
For Attorney General—
Roden . 27
Grigsby . 10
For Highway Engineer—
Hesse . 24
Rivers . 12
For Senator—
Cochran . 31
For Representatives—
Lee . 37
Whaley . 32
I Porter .!. 25
Lyng . 15
Kell . 10
Scott . 10 |
Smith . 8
Cockbum . 5 1
Cross . 5
Fix . 3
Kubon .- 2
Bluff
Delegate to Congress—
Dimond .— 12 j
For Auditor—
Boyle . 8
Sheldon . 6 i
For Attorney General—
Grigsby . 9
Roden . 4
Fir Highway Engineer—
Rivers . 8
Hesse . 5
For Senator—
Cochran . 13
For Representatives—
Whaley . 10 I
Lee . 9 j
Fix . 8 j
Lyng . 8!
Porter . 8
Cross . 5
Scott . 4
Smith .... 2
Cockburn . 1
Kubon . 1
Kell . 0
Haycock
Delegate to Congress—
Dimond . 23
For Attorney General—
Grigsby . 18
For Highway Engineer—
Hesse . 14
Rivers . 10
For Senator—
Cochran 22
For Representatives—
Whaley .21
Porter . 20
Lyng . 18
Scott . 14
Lee .. 10
Smith . 7
Cross . 5
Kubon . 1
Cockburn . 0
Fix . 0
Kell . 0
Taylor
Delegate to Congress—
Dimond . 12
For Auditor—
Boyle . 12
Sheldon . 4
For Attorney General—
Roden . 12
Grigsby.3
For Highway Engineer—
Hesse . 14
Rivers. 2
For Senator—
Cochran . . ... 13
For Representatives—
Scott 11
Kell . 8
Whaley. . ... 8
Lyng . 7
Cross . 6
Smith .. 6
Kubon . 5
Porter . 5
Cockburn .. ... 2
Lee 2
Fix . 1
Stuyahok
Delegate to Congress—
Dimond 9
! For Auditor—
Sheldon . 4
Boyle . 3
For Attorney General—
Roden . 6
Grigsby . 3
For Highway Engineer—
Hesse . ... 1
Rivers. 2
For Senator—
Cochran . 7
For Representatives—
Lee . .... 3
Scott.3
Smith . 3 i
Whaley ..3
Fix . 2:
Kubon . . 2
Lyng . 2
Porter . 2
Cockburn . 1 J
Cross. . .... 1
K ' . ... 1
REPUBLICANS
Nome
Delegate to Congress-—
Cole . 146
Duker . 59
For Auditor—
Humpheries 172
For Attorney General—
McCain . 172
For Highway Engineer—
Reed . 103
Miller 89
For Senator—
Egbert . 197
For Representatives—
Stangroom . 195
Ball . .... 164
Hurley . 124
Taggart . 117
Rude . 1 Hi
Ost . ... 115
Little Creek
Delegate to Congress—
Cole. 3
Duker . 3
For Auditor—
Humpheries . 5
For Attorney General—
McCain.. 6
For Highway Engineer—
Miller . 4
Reed . . 2
For Senator—
Egbert . 7
For Representatives—
Ball . 6
Stangroom . ... 6
Hurley . 5
Ost . 3
Taggart . 3
Rude . 2
Golovin
Delegate to Congress—
Cole . 2
Duker . 0
For Auditor—
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i May 1st, to 10th, 1940, has been
designated as the period in which
property owners are requested to
clean up their premises, as has
been the annual custom, and
' place debris at some convenient
' place on the street adjacent to
their property where it can be
1 reached by truck.
The city officials expect your
cooperation in this attempt to
clean up our town and make it
| presentable when the first boat
arrives. The Health and Relief
Committee of the City, accom
panied by the Chief of Police
will make a tour of inspection of
the sanitary conditions of the
town and report same to the
Council at its next regular meet
ing.
Nome Common Council
By M. J. Walsh. City Clerk
Notice of Filing Final Account
and Petition for Final Distrbution
and of the Time and Place of the
Hearing and Settlement Thereof,
and Adjudication of the Heirship
and Distribution of Said Estate.
No. 572
In the Probate Court For the
Cape Nome Precinct, Territory
Of Alaska, Second Division
In the matter of the estate of
WILLIAM R. MALONEY, De
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Wil
liam J. Maloney, administrator
with the will annexed of William
R. Maloney, deceased, has filed
in the above-entitled Court his
| final account and petition for fin
al distribution of said estate, and
that the United States Commis
sioner and ex-officio Judge of
said Probate Court has entered
an order fixing the 12th day of
June, 1940. at 11 o'clock a.m. of
said day, and the courtroom of
said Court in Nome, Alaska, as
the time and place for the hear
! ing of said final account and ob
jections thereto and to the settle
ment thereof, and directing no
| tice thereof to be give by pub
lication once a week for four con
1 seeutive weeks of a notice of
I such hearing in The Nome Nug
i get, a newspaper of general cir
, culation, printed and published
at Nome. Alaska.
All persons interested in said
I estate are therefore notified of
said hearing to be held on the
12th day of June, 1940. at 11
, o'clock a.m., at which time they
may make objection to said ac
| count and the approval and set
| tlement thereof.
Notice is further given that at
i the time and place of said hear
; ing the said above-entitled Court
j will adjudicate and decree who
are the heirs, devisees and dis
tributees of said William R. Ma
loney, deceased.
Dated April 8, 1940.
William J. Maloney
Administrator with the
Will Annexed of William
R. Maloney, Deceased.
Publish April 17, 24, May 1, 8
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