Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-21

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H. Hobson, VIM. Mulkey, VIM
Berrenger, Peter Mauer, and d. II.
Johnston.
EAST sILvERToN.
r. NJ. Starrett, A. @. Steelhammer,
NJ. Katie, &. w. Drake, ]. f. Davis,
$. I. Hobart, Chas. Riches, J. A
Hicks.
WEST sILvERToN.
T. r. Blackerby, G. o. Bowen,
Ramsby, w. Cranston, II, w. RICHES,
w. b. Cox.
SILVER FALLS.
d. A. Van Gorder, b. b. Ormsby, L.
Blakeney.
STATION.
John Porter, o., o. Cone, A. Cart
wright. l.. Hobson, N. Jones, Geo.
Carter, Henry Beene.
ST. PAUL.
H. Beaudry, James Cook, P. Vivett,
j. w. Smith.
TURNER.
Robert Witzell, Jas. Duncan, DIR. w.
n. Smith, Clark Rodgers, Sr., John
Mckinney, George Morris, n. w. Sill.
yer.
WOODBURY.,
Peter Lucier, H. d. Brown, A. d.
Hall, Amos Beach, Walter l.. Tooze,
Frank HardcastIe, S. Tomlinson, Jacob
Naylor, o. A. Mendel James Whitney,
D. p. Bradley, Robt. S. Cooley, J. NJ.
PoOrman.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION,
Chairman Patterson called to order.
9. b. MOOres and J. u. PEBBLES were
nominated for temporary chairman.
Moores was elected. In brief speech
he referred to the Democratic assembl-
age of Tuesday in numerous manner,
eliciting great applause. He pledged
himself to treat all elements of the COD
ventlon fairly. H, S. Jordan was made
temporary secretary by acclamation.
w. A. Moores was made assistant
secretary.
Warren Cranstan moved committee
OF FIVE on order of business. Carried.
e. M. Croisan moved q committee of
five on apportionment.
+. y. Ormsdy moved committee of
five on credentials. Chair appointed:
e. s. Ormsby, J. G. PEBBLES, w. l.
Tooze, j. S. Taylor, W. l.. Simeral.
Thereport of the committee on Gre
tentials was submitted showing dele
gates as here published. Nearly every
delegate was present, there being not
oyer half dozen proxies,
LITTLE FUN.
Geo. b. Miller, of Fairfield, asked
hat his name appear correctly. He
lid not want to appear as an alias.
Laughter His wife did not want to |
10 in doubt as to who she was living
With. [Great laughter
ID. 9. Sherman moved q committee
n permanent organization. Carried. T
E. Il. Judd moved committee of
I've on platform. Carried.
VIM. Armstrong moved that a sepa-
ate delegation of 81 be selected to the
tate convention. Carried.
1t was moved and carried that all
esolutions relating to platform be re-
erred to committee without debate. u
THE CoMMITTEEs. % o
Chairman Moores announced the fol- -
wing committees;
On Apportionment: Il. NJ. Croisan, ct
l., Simeral, N. II. Looney, S. b. IL
rmsby, w. L. Her. tc
On Resolutions: Il. Il. Judd, Il,
Iofer, J. M. Poorman, John Porter, o
'm. Armstrong.
On Permanent Organizations: d. c. !
herman, l.. j. Poujade, w. L. Her,
rank Hardcastle, A. S. Brasheld. f,
Order of Buslnes: Warren Cranston,
I'm. Bushey, Chas, Claggett, J. f.
nderson, Geo. b. Miller.
The convention adjourned to / p. IN. W
AFTERNOON SESSION. at
The temporary organization was la
ade permanent except that Mr., Jor- ou
An declined to be secretary. Lot l.. dI
earee was nominated and elected,
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
The committee submitted majority ~
port favoring nominating the ticket 90
ginning with senators and represent bs
ives and going through from the w
ieriff to the lowest place on the ticket.
he minority report began at the tail
the ticket and went up in the re.
'rse order, There was some discussion L,
It the majority report was adopted.
FIRST BALLOT FOR SENATOR.
w. Ii. Hobson Stayton, l28.
l., Patterson, Salem, l67.
NJ. l.. Jones, Brooks, 81. lo,
}, q. PEBBLES, Salem, 80.
A. G. Gesner, salem, 20.
ID, w. Noder, WoOdburn, 4S.
Necessary TO choice, l23.
Patterson and HobsOn were declared
. unanimous nominees OF the con-
ntiOn.