Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-12

veBtion Tor the compliment presented
him.
Ballotting for choice Of Hve represeu-
tatives to the Legislature came next.
+ The count resulted as follows: J. B.
Stump IS, s. Coleman 90, w. Culver 8,
T. G. Davidson %, J. p. Robertson 8,
Mr. Pate IA John Payne Is, Mr.. Bur-
ford 6, d. Z. Swsnk 4s, ID. Badger q,
( NJ. Bailey 5. L. Vessel l, J. d. Darby
As, L. II. McMshau IL, Geo. Cline q.
K. L. Hibbsrd "a, @. w. Dimick 2s,
( w. Fish "A, l.. w. Guiss 7, t. E. Muir
ply IS, d. H. Cowles 5, T. J. McClery
5, Don smith Is, T. J. Clark 2, L. Ives
! 5, Mr.. Ball /, +. A. Myers 8, Weisner
8, J. p. Frizzsll 9, Mr.. Colby 6. Mr.
Hunt IL, E.gin /, Hayes 2, w. II.
Darby 4, Jory s, MoCown 2, Essen /,
Detchel IL, Bruer l, G1oding 20, total
vote cast lO6, necessary 10 a choice 81.
Mr.. Coleman was the only one elect
ed on the first ballot. Mr. Weisner
moved that the fonr next highest be
declared nominate: carried uuani-
mously. These were d. f Swank As,
J. ID. Darby 46 q Cline 27 O w. DIM
lex 2S.
Mr.. Darby Lrfe lsilivrly refused 10
accept the nomination and then the
convention reconsidered tn motion
and voted II down.
Another ballo. was taken for the re-
manning four representatives no. chosen
oh the first ballot. THIS resulted Ia tn.
selection Uf the following four; Swan
SO, Cline 81, Dinick 81, Fish 81.
The convention at 4:45. adjourned uu-
~ wclock.
The evening session opened with an
Informal ballot On county clerk which
resulued az follows: For L. E Muir
pny s., A. g. Libby 8, Mcclellan 7, ].
B. Parker J p. Robertson 8, and f
Bsughmau 3. The regular vote wa.
then taken, and L. L. Murphy, oi
Salem received the nomination with 81
votes out of possible 80.
An Informal ballot for nominees fuI
sheriff followed, the following being
the vote: Il. +. George IS. Cowles II,
J. p. Robertson IL, Beard A, Rnss 80,
Bruer, IS, MCGOWAN 2.
Mr.. Bruer declining 10 be a nominee,
the convention cast formal vote,
leaving his name out, but the first vote
failed of q choice and a second and
third ballot met with no better success
than the second. Ross pulled out of
the race leaving George and Beard the
only ones to be voted on ia the fourth
ballot, whicn awarded the nomination
to Beard, who received 81 votes of Ill.
Informal ballot for county treasurer
was taken, bringing out Jones, David
son, H. s. Jory, Snyder, Ball, Ryan,
and Bruer, which was duly followed
by the regular vote and this resulted
in no choice. The second ballot 10
which Mr.. Jory's name was barred by
withdrawal, resulted In the nomination
of w. +. Jones for county treasurer.
For county assessor an informal
vote brought out the names of o, Flying,
Curl, Libby, Smith, Mcdonald, Ryan,
Culver, Hobart, Beers, Fresch, Parker,
Moore, Davidson, Darby, George, aud
Robertson, and the vote revealed no
choice. Proceeding to second ballot
the convention settled down to business
and L. OFlyng was chosen by vote
OF 81 ballots. Don ISmith received 3 |
votes, Messrs. Fresch and Shear IL and |
Is respectively.
Toe vote on county school supeln. !
tendent an Informal ballot was f. A.
Myers SO, Miss Floy Davidson 5, Miss
Ruth Matlock 8, Prof. Jory c. b. |
Moores |, l.. BArazse, |, Robertson, G,
Miller l. Myres having. received the
r. Il. Ryan was nominated as re-
corder by acclamation, the rules having
been suspended.
DIR. J. l.. Lemieux, OF Gervais, was
coroner.
An informal ballot for county COM
missioner was next. While this was
being taken, a motion prevailed and
was adopted that 1t be an elective bal
lot. Don Smith, Of Horeb, precinct,
was the successful man, his vote was
rs. w. II. II. Darby received 8, w. w.
Culver %. Pate 5, Georgel.
The executive committee was EN-.
TO ill any vacancy that may
occur on the ticket from any cause be-
fore the June election.
NOTES.
Mr.. Weeks made very good chair.
man.
That specific platform 10 A'quiet de.
Of Pennoyer's salary grabs.
The Popullsts have courageously set
low figure for salaries. But they
have not attacked the fee system very (
'avagely.
MoMahan spent the day doing up )
Robertson add Swank.
The convention was the most for
nldAbls body of men of anv thIrd !