Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-10

lost their county Judge aud had
withdrawn by mistake their candi.
date for legislature, and they would
like TO get something in that end OF
the county--assessor, coroner, OF
most anything,-and with this well
received sally Of fun he named p.
N. Lathrop, their recent legislative
candidate; Willis Dunnigan. OF
Garfield, named J. f.. Moore; J. l..
Wood, of Silver reek, named w.
+. Simeral; David simpson, OF
East Salem, named A. II. Cornelius,
Of Marion, present county commits
sioner; G. ii. Hunt, Of Stayton,
named G. r. Briggs; and a Turner
gentleman named A. l.. HOdson.
The first ballot resulted: Cleaver,
46; Lathrop, 2S; Moore, q; Simeral,
%; Cornelius, 13; Briggs, II; Hod-
son, 9-no choice.
Second ballot--Cleaver "A; Lath-
rop, 10; Moore, %; SimeraI, %; Cor
nelius, Z; Briggs, 5; Hodson, 6-no
choice.
The names of Messrs. Moore, Cor
nelius, Briggs and Hodson were
now withdrawn and the the third
ballot resulted:
Cleaver, l22; LathrOp, Is; Simeral
%, and T.. Cleaver having received
a majority of all the votes was de.
cared the nominee of the convention
for assessor.
When the county superintendent
OF schools was reached, j. {. G..
Lewis, Of ChampOeg, moved the
nomination of Prof. ID. w. Yoder,
the present incumbent, by acclaEia-
ton, which was carried with the
usual hurrah.
w. J. Culver, the present county
surveyor, was treated in like manner
and made the unanimous nominee
by reclamation.
For coroner, two candidates were
nominated, G.. c. Brown, by A. l..
Hodson, of Turner, and DIR. j. S.
Stott, of Gervais, by Squire Pouiade.
The first ballot resulted, DR.. Stott
1877, and Brown II, upon which DIR.
Stott, was declared the nominee for
coroner.
A motion to adjourn until half
post seven o'clock in the evening
was voted down with determined
force.
The several precincts were called
and announced the following menu
bers, of the
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEES
Abiqua, J Il Ross, Butte Greek
Aurora, III Il Giesy, Aurora; Butte
vile, p J Cone, Butteville; Cham
poeg, + Il Osborn, Champoeg; Fair
field, w g Hubbard, Gervais; Gar
field, G ID Hartman, Scott's Mills;
Gervais, w S Taylor, Gervais;
Howell Prairie, Isaac Stevens, How
ell; Horeb, Geo Spencer, Rock Creek /;
Hubbard, J l. & lvert, Hubbard; /;
jefferson, j ii Roland, Jefferson;
LabIsh, A NJ Lafollett, Brooks;
Lincoln, ii w Smith, Turner;
Marion, A Relfe, Marion; Mehama,
f U Hull, Mehama; Salem, John
Knight; North Salem, A NJ Cloueh;
East Salem, Henry Rogers; South
Salem, w ii Simpson; Silver Greek,
II II Hibbard, Silverton; Stayton,
Lewis Miller, Stayton; Sublimily,
A l. Downing, Sublimity; st Paul,
J l. Cook, st Paul; Turner, J w
Mckinney, Turner; Woodburn,
Walter l. Tooze, Woodburn.
Upon motion the several precincts
apportioned for the purpose of elect
ing delegates TO the state Sonven-
tion, reported with the following
result:
Jasper Mimic, Salem; ii Il Bro
ply aud z p Glover, East Salem,
Horeb and Hubbard; A G Perkins,
North Salem aud Labish; c nj
smith, South Salem and jefferson;
II T. Glesy, Aurora, Abiqua and
Garfield; w $ Taylor, Gervals,
Eutteville and Champoeg; Wright
Foshay, Silver Creek aud Fairfield;
w IL Hobsoh, Meaama, Sublimity
md Stayton; John Newsome,
Howell Prairie, Woodburn and st.
Paul.
For delegates at large, J T. HAM
nond, OF Silverton; q Wright |
md Tilmon Ford, of Salem, we've
nominated; also G d Moores, but he |
declined. The first vote stood:
Hammond, IS; Wright, 30; Ford,
rs. J Il Hammond was declared |
elected.
Previous To motion for adjourn
nent, which was carried, some en-
husiartio delegate proposed three
'heens for the whole ticket, which
we're given with such a will as made
he big building shake, aud the
hairman Ia adjourning, gave the
urther assuring announcement that
he ticket " ould be elected from top
o bottom.