Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-25

oOi Il ctDiCs no. Dduk hhiou o. OCNOhN
Hubbard 12S, Grimm s5, PEBBLES
IL. Hubbard declared the nominee.
SHERIFF.
John Knight, d. H. Looney and
Frank @. Wrightman named. Bal
lot resulted-Knight III, Looney Az,
Wrightman So. Knight declared
the nominee. The nomination made
unanimous.
CLERK.
T.. L. Ehlen and d. @. Sherman
named. The ballot resulted-Ehlen
100, Sherman 127. Sherman de-
clared the nominee.
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
Henry Hall, Woodburn; NJ. Mitch
ell, Gervais;- H. E. Giesy, Aurora;
]. T. Ross, Mt. Angel; r. D. Allen,
Silverton; David Simpson, Salem;
R. p. Boise, jr., Salem; H. A. John
son, jr., Salem; John d. DAILY, Mill
City; H. w. Smith, Aumsville; L.
Conn, Salem; w. j. Culver, Salem;
VIM. Bushey, Mehama.
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Salem No. /, +. B. Soutbwick;
Salem No. 2, Geo. Myers; Salem No.
8, DR.. Mark s. Skiff; Salem No. 4,
I. L. Patterson; North Salem, J. H.
McC cCormick, Englewood, w. l..
Wade; South Salem, w. III. Arm
strong; Yew Park, w. HI. Samson;
Gervais, J. l.. Taylor; Hubbard, j.
L. Calvert; Jefferson, J. G. Sieg-
mund; Turner, M. Howe; Wood
burn, J. M. Poorman; Aumsville,
Abner Lewis; Howell. John New
some; West Silverton, f. r. Black
erby; East Silverton, S. T. Hobart
Prospect, J. G. Smith; East Salem,
r. H, Cain; Aurora, II. e. Glesy
Mehama, F. U. Hull; Abiqua, W.R
Townsend; Sublimity, J. It. Hunt
Stayton, Walter Lyon; Marion, t,
w. Rutherford; Champoeg, John
Hoefer; Macleay, w. B. McAllister
Butteville, w. E. Iller; Silver Falls,
S. B. Ormsby; Horeb, w. II. B,
Stewart; Elkhorn, w. d. Moor
house; Breightenbush, Frank NJ
Hoffman; st. Paul, n, f. Cook
Fairfield, c. l.. Jones; Garfield, A.
s. Kinser; Brooks, Geo, w. Massey
CHAIRMAN.
1. L. Patterson, of Salem. was
made the chairman of the county
central committee,
SALEM PRECINCTS.
For justice of the peace-J. A
Applegate 10, G. Stoltz 4, james
Bachelor 46, McIntire IA. Batchelol
the nominee. For constable
Thomas Welch.
OTHER PRECINCTS.
Below justices are mentioned frs
and constable second:
Jefterson-F. Bagley and William
F. Jones.
Stayton-Henry Keene and A. ]
Richardson.
Mehama-J. M. Eskew and w. H
Stout.
Horeb-M. Budlong and Charles
H. Work.
SilvertOn-G. A. Webb and Wal
ter Worral.
Woodburn-R. Benrose and Amos
Beach.
Aurora-A. H. Glesy aud w. J.
Miller.
Champoeg-John Hoefer and F.
E. Osborne.
Gervais-L. H. Porjade and T. J.
Hall.
Turner-G. H. b. Cornelius and
s. w. Reed.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That we fully endorse
all the principles of the Republican
party, and the present administers
i NtOh III lAb W lnS
dignity of Americans, and its policy
of improvements for the welfare ol
the people.
Resolved, That while we are In
favor Of liberal policy for public
improvements, we at the same time
deprecate any wasteful extrava
gance.
Resolved, That the public roads
of the state are in a deplorable cOndi
tion and that ii is the duty of oul
state Legislators to do all In theil
power to better them, and that the
legislative delegation from thii
county be instructed to secure such
legislation as will favor city and
county improvements.
Resolved, That our delegation Il
the next legislature be Instructed Il
so amend the assessment laws as Il
secure a more equal distrihutiOn O