The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-04-17


tuted for the majority report, in SC
far as it dealt with public questions.
He did not want the report substi-
tuted as a whole, because the
minority report did not cover the
field that the majority report did,
"There are things" he said, "in
the majority report which the
minority report does not touch
upon"
At about 6 o'clock, vote was
taken upon the substitution of the
first section Of the report, with the
following result: Full vote 243;
ayes 81; noes 152.
The vote of the Umatilla connty
delegation stood: 8 ayes and / no.
This defeated the object of the
supporters of the single geld
standard
NOMINATIONS MADE.
Jefferson Myers, of Linn county,
was nominated in the caucus of the
frst congressional district. Gen.
H. B. Compson having withdrawn
in his favor. A. S. Bennett, of
Wasco county, received the nomin-
alton in the second congressional
district. Both the nominations
and the judicial districts nomina-
tions were afterwards ratified by
the convention, The judicial dis
tricts nominations were as follows:
First judicialdistrict, comprising
Jackson, Josephine, klamath and
Lake counties-District attorney,
S. S. Pentz.
Second judicial district, compris-
ing Douglas, Coos, Curry, Lane,
Benton and Lincoln counties
District attorney, j. N, Upton;
Frazier Ward, OF Douglas, for board
of equalization.
DR.. Barnard DAILY nominated for
joint senator for klamath and Lake
counties.
Third judicial district--District
attorney, Samuel L. Hayden; L. Z.
Keebler for board of equalization,
Fourth judicial district, Multno-
NAH county-District attorney,
Martin L. Pipes; George e. Cham
berlain for circuit judge; George G.
Stout for state committeeman.
Mr.. Holman announced that the
remaining city ard county nomin-
ations would be made at the meet
ing TO be held April 16.
Fifth judicial Observation-Disclosures
attorney, J., E. Hedges, of Oregon
City.
Sixth judicial district--District
attorney, G. w. Rae, of Heppner;
7. G. HALEY, of Pendleton, for cir
cult judge, and G. P. Davis, of
Pendleton, for board OF equaliza-
ton.
Seventh judicial district, COM
prising Gillian, Crook, Sherman
and Wasco counties-District at
torney, John Cradelbaugh; y. B.
Dufur for joint senator.
Eighth judicial district--District
attorney, Samuel White; Thomas
H. Crawford for circuit judge, and
A. G. Craig for board Of equaliza-
tion.
Ninth judicial Observation-Disclosures
attorney, G. A. Sweek, of Harvey
county.
Union and Wallowa counties
Joint senator, D. A. McAllister.
Washington, Tillamook and Col
umbia counties-Joint senator,
w. B. billiard, Of Columbia county.
Yamhill and Tillamook counties
Joint representative, George
Cohn.
Union and Umatilla counties
Joint senator, James Fl. Raley, of
Pendleton.
Wasco and Sherman counties
Joint senator, j. w. Armsworthy.
James B. Crossen, for board Of
equalization,
Wasco and Sherman Counties
Joint representatives, V. G. Lewis,
of Wasco, and F. A. Seufert, Of
Wasco.
Grant and Harvey Counties
Joint representative, Everett Hicks.
FREE SILVER DELEGATES.
Delegates to the national conven-
tion were instructed to vote for the
candidate favoring free and un-
limited coinage of silver. The
delegates are w. r. Butcher, j. w.
Howard, L. P. Mullyic, M. A. Mil
Ter, ]. D. McDimon, Charles Nc
Kal, j. H. Townsend and DR.. J.
Welch.