SCAVENIUS LEADS IN HOUSE VOTING
A final count of Third Division
election returns, with only a few
small precincts yet to come in.
showed only one change in the
standing of candidates. Computa
tions of the Third District Clerk
Wednesday placed Jack Scaveni
us, Democrat, leading the voting
in the House ticket ahead of
Stanley McCutcheon, also Demo
crat.
The Third Division standings
with no changes expected even
with a few outstanding votes and
absentee votes are as follows:
SENATE
R Snider .3583
R Engebreih .3487
D Rivers .2657
D LOUSSAC .2255
HOUSE
D Scavenius .3438
D McCutcheon .3419
D Egan .3379
D Conrighl .3358
D Kay .3340
D Carlson .3027
D Pollard .3007
R Gill .2820
R Gorsuch . 2736
R Snodgrass . 2718
R McKinley .2639
R Chase .2445
R McLane .2261
R Osbo .2106
On the basis of these returns,
representation in the next legis
lature from the Third Division
seemingly will be:
SENATE—Heinie Snider and
Gunnard M. Engebreth, Republi
cans, with held over Democrat
Senators Steve McCutcheon and
Walter Huntley.
HOUSE—Jack Scavenius, Stan
ley McCutcheon, William Egan,
Jack Conright, Wendell Kay,
Chester Carlson and Dr. C. A.
Pollard. All are Democrats.
The First, Second and Fourth
Divisions apparently line up as
follows:
First Division
SENATE—James Nolan, Demo
crat, and Elton Engstrom, Repub
lican, with Anita Karnick, Re
publican, and Dr. R. L. McKenzie,
Democrat, both hold over sen
ators.
HOUSE — Republicans Barnes,
McKinnon, and Democrats Hop,
Metcalf and Gunderson.
Second Division
SENATE—O’Leary, Democrat,
and Ipalook, Republican, with
hold over Senators Howard Lyng
and Anderson, both Democrats.
Fourth Division
SENATE—Lahmon and Coble,
Republicans, with Butrovich, Re
publican, and Barr, Democrat,
both holdovers.
HOUSE—Stepovich, Miscovich,
Gasser and Wilbur, Republicans,
and Franklin, a Democrat.
TO WINTER OUTSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Mads Johansen,
long-time residents here, are on
their way to the states to spend
the winter. They left here Tues
day, driving over the Alaska
highway to Seattle, Wash. They
plan to spend six months visiting
friends and relatives there, and
Dr. Morgan Here
For Baptist Revival
Dr. J^mes N. Morgan of the
North Ft. Worth Baptist Church
is holding a two-week revival
here, which is to be in progress
from October 15 to 29. The Bap
tist Mission revival starts at 7:45
p.m. nightly at the Seventh-Day
Adventist church.
There is special music and
singing in addition to Mr. Mor
gan’s message.
Dr. Morgan arrived here Satur
day by plane on his first trip to
Alaska. He is a member of a
group of Southern Baptist evan
gelists who are holding revivals
throughout the territory.
Juneau Plans Proceed
For New City Hall
Preliminary plans for Juneau’s
new city hall were approved by
the Juneau city council recently.
Architects have been instructed
to draw up final plans for the
$550,000 building.
The structure is to house the
health center, city offices, police
department, jail and fire depart
ment on its first floor.
On the second floor will be the
magistrate’s courtroom and of
fice, council chambers, firemen’s
living room and kitchen, a public
meeting room and 11 offices des
tined for rental to government
agencies. _
will also make a trip to North
Dakota before returning to the
Valley. _
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