Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-08

will have clcse TO $500 majority.
Moore's majority for supreme judge
Is much less and>will hardly exceed
1900. Chamberlain now leads Web
eter by 500. From present appear
ances the legislature will stand
senate, Republicans Is, Democrats
II; house, Republicans 80, Demo
Gratis "a
MULTNoMAH,
PORTLAND, June S.-The coun
Of Multnomah will not be finished
before Thursday morning.
MORROW COUNTY.
HEPPNER, June S.-The return
from IL out of total of IA precinct
give ELLIS 453, Luce 220, Slater 3l3
1t is conceded that Ellis carries tn
county by $50. Eight precincts Civ
A. S. Bennett rs majority oveI
Moore, and Chamberlain SO over
Webster. The complete returns
will increase Benefits majority t.
10. j. N. Brown, Rep. WAS elected
by about $50 majority over Thorn
sou, Dem. The Alliance party
polled about 200 in the county, bul
elected no officers. The Republi
cans elected half the county ticket
oLACKAMAs COUNTY.
OREGON CITY, June 8.-Twenty
one out of thirty-fve precincts give
Hermann 1853, Rork 643. Veatch 63S
supreme judge, Bennett 800, Moore
1921, Walker 676: attorney general,
Chamberlain 1910, Webster 1906
circuit judge, Mcbride 1865, Har,
7S5; state board of equalization,
Wngate l40S, Crandall 951; Hayes,
Rep, elected state senator.
OREGON CITY, June 8.-Twenty
six out of thirty-five precincts give
fJr congress: Hermann 14l3
against 1883 two years ago, Rork
$50, Veatch sl6. Supreme judge
Moore 1880, Bennett S31, Walker
SOL. Attorney general, Webster
1910, Chamberlain 1927; circuit
Judge, Mcbride 1885, Hare 1884;
boerd Of equalization, Wingate 1912
Crandall 1850, Hayes Rep, is elected
senator and the three representa-
tves are probably Republican. The
county ticket is Republican except
'hool superintendent.
JACKSON COUNTY.
JACKSONVILLE, June 8.-The re-
suit of the election in Jackson
county with five small precincts tC
hear from is as follows: For SUI
preme judge, Bennett 1858, Moore
749, Walker 6l2, Welch so. Fol
attorney. general, Chamberlain 1886
Webster 700. For congress, Her
mann S54, Rigdon 96, Rork 6l5
Veatch 79l. For circuit judge, Hale
97S, Hanna, DEM, 1885, Prlmm
Dem, 967, Wakefield, Peoples SO
For district attorney, Benson, Rep.
TAI, Edwards, Peoples, $50. Mitchell
DEM, 1913. Precincts to hear from
will increase the Democratic MAORI
ties slightly. Jackson county has
elected the full Democratic ticket
excepting one representative ano
the county clerk.
LANE COUNTY
EUGENE, July S.-The Republican
candidates for District Judge, Pro-
scouting Attorney and member OF
the State Board of Equalization
will have large pluralities and per-
baps some of them will have maj
critics in Lane County.
The Republicans have elected the
State Seuator, two and possibly
three Representatives, the county
Clerk, the County Commissioner,
the County School Superintendent,
the County Treasurer, Surveyor and
Coroner.
The Democrats have elected the
Sheriff, the Assessor and possibly
though not probibly one Represen-
tRtive.
POLK COUNTY.
DALLAS, June S.-Herewith Is
gwen the vote from fourteen pre-
cincts, including an estimate from
the other two-Salt Lake and Buena
Vista:
Bennett 1922, Moore 062; Webster
ll7l, Chamberlain 1851; Hermann
lO16, Veatch 1876: Burnett 1859, Shaw
920; Gibson iii, Cooley So; Mccain
905, Bilyeu $40; Butler l06S, Key
050; Myers 1865, Gwinn $50, Stats
llO5, Quick s66; Burch 1866, Butler
$50; Byerly 1888, Green 796; Wells
1880, Kuykendall 7O2; Mulkey 1870
Baldwin 05S; Cain 1904, Cosper 078
Hutchinson 1896, siminton 97S; But
Ter 1889, Rlcord S65; Beckett 9S2
Mcdowell 900; Keichum 1862, Par
Flsh 535.
SPRING VALLEY.
Bennett Al, Moore "a, Walker
Welch lS; Chamberlain 81, Web
ster Ss; Hermann Al, Rlgdon lC
Rork 8, Veatch 36i Butler Al, Key
81, Skinner 10; Gwinn 81, Myer Al
Quick 81, Richardson le, Stats 81
Waite 5; Burch As, Butler s2, How
IA; Byerley SO, Green 10, Miller ID
Kuykendall 80, Wells AZ, Smith
Burnett 35, Hendricks IL, Shaw Al
Bllyeu IL, Denton IA, Mccain 0.
Cooley 81 Gibson AZ, Miller Ia Bale
win, SO Mulkey A, Montgomer
is; Cain ss, Cobb IA, Cosper 81