Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-17
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.
A Heavy Vote Polled and Good In
tsrest Generally.

udys III many pEeciuct5 IL was I'd
largest ever known. The weather wa
fair most Of the time, and good work wa
done all around, especially where ther,
was more than one ticket in the field
Below Is given the results as far as re
ceived:
SALEM NO. |.
VIM. Waldo, l42; II. g. Tarpley, 100
ID. McCully, IA; r. -. Lamport, l01
W. ID. Claggett, 80; Archie Mason, 81
Chas. johnson, lOl; Lot Pearce, 1OI; F.
B. Southwick, "a; J. II. Smith. 95
The "uupledged" ticket averaged
about As votes.
SALEM NO. 2
Only one ticket IN the field, which
averaged about so votes:
Charles Clagett, II G. Myers, H. p.
McNary, II. A. Crossan, H. &. Jordan,
). T. Richardson, A. N. Moores, J. @
WI son, E. NJ. Lafore, A. S. Brasfield,
j. II. McNary.
SALEM NO. 3.
E. M. CrOisan, 1Sl; T. Holverson, 178:
L. #. Reynolds, 247; James Culver. 178;
Geo. Collins, III; F. J. Pagan, 1854. T.
D. Barker, l79: f. b. Philbrook, 179;
Ira Erb, 178; Addison Dilley, 1853; b.
n. Bradshaw, l79; A n. Gilbert, 1872;
II. P. Keller, III; G. w. Hellenbrand
243; A. j. Basey, 239; Jas. NJ. Kyle,
III; William Staiger, l79; d. L. Fies
tar ahn
about l75 votes, while the "un
pledged" averaged about 75.
SALEM NO. 4.
There was but one ticket as follows:
o. T. Hammell, u g. Brown, A. o
Condit, A. r. VAIN. b. F. Meredith,
D. l.. Greene, II p. Mimic, Claud
Catch. Henry Kundret, AL. Olinger,
A, A. Lee. Average III votes.
ENGLEwooD.
The following delegates were named
in open meeting:
Ike Iugersol, VIM. II. Brown, w. L. |
Wade, A. e. Parker, w. H. Savage.
w. Martin, p. Byrne, F. II. Savage, s.
Jones, Il. p. Welch, l.. j. Martin.
NORTH SALEM.
The following delegates were named
10 open caucus:
Frank Kaiser, d. M. Smith, L. r.
J. II. Mccormick, G. b.
Moores, A. j. PruiLt, II. g. Shaw, C.
w. Knox, b. S. Cook.
aOIrru sATEnJ
VIM. Armstrong. j. Macy, Jno New
'ome, Scott Bozorth, J. II. Daniels, b.
Geo. Whitaker.
YEw PARK.
j. g. PEBBLES, J. A Carson, T., Hofer,
=. w. Hollis, A. Winches, Chas. II.
8urggraf G. M. Lockwood, w. A.
Ioores.
PRosPECl'.
Il. Sims, II. l., Potter J.B. Woodford, /
}. III. Simpson, Otto Wilson. II. w. {
'arey, ID. G. Sherman, NJ. L. Chamber I
ain, G. Parmenter, II. c. Downing. I
l. p, Caldwell \
WOODBURY.. \
Peter Lucier II. ID. Brown, A. d. ]
Iall, Amos Beach, Walter l.. Tooze, a
frank Hardcastle, S. Tomlinson, Jacob \
'aylor, o. A. Mendel, James Whitney,
). p Bradley, Robt. s. Cooley, J. NJ. a
'oorman. |
MARION. {
s. II. Russell, b. Pearson, and ]. A.
Iussey. l.
TURNER.
Robert Witzell, Jas. Duncan, DR.. w. "
Smith, Clark Rodgers, Sr., John \
Iolklnney, George Morris, n. w. Sill.
e?.
AUMsVGLLE.
Ed. t. Judd, Henry c. Porter, w. '
L smith, Henry Keen, Sllas w. Read.
MEHAMA. 7
II. Hobson, VIM. Mulkey, VIM.
errenger Peter Mauer, and ID. II.
AURORA. +
VIM. Nuley, IL. a. Snyder, Chas.
eek, Jr., }. b, Geisy, NJ. q. Smith,
, Weber.
BUTrEvILLE.
w, Il, Her, Frank Bachelor, s. A.
ryan, j. Nj. Murray, Chas Lambyk.
JEFFERSON. eli
Il. n. Thomas, B. Il. Hoover, j. c. nj
'lgmund, y. II. johnson, N. III. II
,oney, J. w. stelwer, J. Beck worth. p.
BROOKS.
Il. w. Chapman, w. :. Jones, A. G. l.,
,rkins, Nelson Massey Frank Bolter, -
3. Looney, - Hughes, y. II. Scott. ~
hundred and twenty-eight votes V"
re cast. Everything passed of
letly, but there was much interest. an
HUBBARD. La
J. l., Calvert, J. J. ID. Dlsbrow, w.
Grimm. VIM. Platts, j. II. Jordan,
r. T. Jones, w. q. Dawes. A big -
10 was polled. There was deal OF -
husiasm.
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