BOARD ISSUES
CERTIFICATE
TO GRIGSBY
The Territorial Canvassing Boair^’
has issued a certificate of election
to George B. Grigsby as delegate to
congress to fill the unexpired trem of
Charles A. Sulzer, deceased. Official
returns were received at the gover
nor’s office from all but forty election
precincts, and they showed a plurality
of 930 for Mr. Grigsby. The unreported
precincts cast 979 votes at the Novem
ber election, and gave Delegate
Charles A. Sulzer a plurality of 91 over
I .Tames Wickersham, the vote being
Sulzer 535, Wickersham 444.
The official returns received at the
! governor’s office were not so com
plete from the Second and Fourth
divisions, as those received by the
press, but were more complete from
the First and Third Divisions and
the unofficial returns from the Second
and Fourth divisions, and Grigby’s
plurality is now 1,083. The Fairbanks
Citizen says this will be materially in
creased by the complete returns from’
the Fourth division. I
Official Returns
Governor Thomas Riggs, jr., pres
ided at the meeting of the canvassing
board, and siting with him were Sur
veyor General Charles E. Davidson
and Collector of Customs John W.
Troy.
The official canvass showed the fol
lowing returns to be at the governor's
office:
First division—All returns received
except 5 precincts—Grigsby, 349;
Jones, 849; Wickersham, 21; scat
tering, 2.
Second division—All returns re
ceived except 8 precincts—Grigsby,
233; Jones, 284; Wickersham, 4; scat-*
tering, 2. »
Third division—All returns receiv
ed except 15 precincts, three of which
did not hold elections—Grigsby, 1,000;
Jones, 327; Wickersham, 61.
Fourth division—All returns receiv
ed except 15 precincts—Grigsby, 386;
.Topes, 128; Wickersham, 16; scatter
ing, 6.
. Totals—Grigsby, 2,688; Jones, 1,688;
Wickersham 102; scattering, 10.
Grigsby’s pluarlity, 908. Total votes,
4,268.
Unreported Precincts
The unreported precincts voted as
follows at the last election:
r’iMAt division—Five precincts, 62
votes; Sulzer 22, Wickersham, 30.
|rStec6nd division — Eight precincts,
327 votes; Sulzer, 111; Wickersham,
^ Third division—Twelve precincts,
239 votes; Sulzer, 171; Wickesham,
68.
Fourth division—Fifteen precincts,
461 votes; Sulzer, 231; Wickersham,
W
Grigsby's Lead Over 1,000.
^''Accepting the official returns from
the First and Third divisions, and the
unofficial returns from the Second and
Fourth, as the most complete available
figures, the results follow:
Grigsby Jones Others
1st Division . 949 849 23
2nd Division . 252 294 6
3t*d Division .1,000 327 61
,4th Division . 445 133 22
Totals .2,686 1,603 113
Total votes reported, 4,401. Wick
ersham received 102 of the scattering
votes. Grigsby’s plurality, 1,083. It
is estimated that tlfere are not over
500 votes yet to report. Dutch Har
bor, the Tolovana, Iditarod and Kus
kokwim sections are among those
unreported.
Board Wyi Complete Tabulation Later
While |the canvassing board unan
imously adopted Surveyor-General
Davidson’s motion to issue a certifi
cate o^ election to Mr. Grigsby, be
cause it was apparent that the unre
ported precincts could not by any
chance overcome Mr. Grigsby’s plur
ality, it was also unanimously de
cided to complete the tabulation when
the other returns are received, and
therefore the board adjourned subject
Ip,-ppll of Governor Riggs.
Grigsby Gets Away For Washington
Delegate-Elect George ~B. Grigsby
has left for Washington.
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