Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-14
APpoRTIoNMENT.

Nine more are scattered over the
county-fifteen in all.
Aurora was the banner precinct
reported to have but one Democratic
vote, and got no delegate.
The report was adopted.
Mr. Derby moved to reconsider vote
by which report was adopted.
| Seconded.
Mr.. Flagg said the committee had
spent great deal Of time preparing
this report and opposed reconsider
alton.
Judge Davidson said there were at
least eleven delegates for each state
delegate.
Thos. Wait charged that skuldug-
gerry was creeping in. Every
man was entitled to his rights and the
Salem precints could not snow under
the country delegates without having
something to apologize for. lie was
loudly applauded.
Eugene Willis: Salem cast two
thirds Of the votes, but asked only
one-third Of the delegates.
Al we want, said Geo. 5. Downing,
is fair representation, and he sup
ported the report.
Luke Smith said IL was n fair re-
port. The county delegates had made
the report. Reconsideration was
voted down.
DELEGATES CHOSEN.
y. ii. darcy, Eugene Willis, Sam'l
l.. Hayden, Jos. II. Albert, George $.
Downing, VIM. Murphy, r. A. Coch-
ran, l.. T.. Smith, f. VI. Smith. New
ton Shanks and Horace Mann.
Silverton, jefferson, Lincoln and
Turner elected a delegate after
of ballots A. b. Huddleson.
EnglewOOd and North Salem chose !
$. NJ, Fletcher.
Yew Park and South Salem chose
w. G.. Westacott.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
John Bane and f. N. Derby, Yew |
Park; IL. ii. Flagg, Salem; VIM. II.
Egan, Brooks; A. |. Wagner, Salem:
Iohn Savage, Sr., Salem, were nomi-
lated.
John Bane withdrew in favor Of f.
\. Derby.
As this report closed ballot on
delegates was being taken.
LISTS OF DELEGATES.
Salem No. l--JOhn Gray, w. j.
3AArcy,. DR.. w. d. Jeffries, d. j. Fry,
,. ii. D'Arcy;5.
Salem No. FLAMES Walton, A. A.
'liller, Riley Willard w. II. Holmes.
eugene Willis, Leonard Sprague; 6.
Salem No. al. b. McClain, Joseph ,
5aumgartner, S. l.. Hayden, VIM. !
liller, w. Sanford, c. Craven, Rich
rd Eley, Il. +. Osborn, w. ii. Cooke.
Salem No. A. /. Wagner, Geo. S
'roisan, II. b. Wait, Il. IL. Flagg. !
0s. Albert, G.. Van Patton: q.
south Salem-Jas. Il. Godfrey, w.
;. Westacott, Al PettyjOhn, w. w.
ohns, a. i. Gordon, f. S. Dearborn, y
. G.. Smith;7.
East Salem-Sol. Durbin, Frank '
NTH, James Farley, G. w. Yanke: 4. l
North Salem-Wm. Kaiser, Felix :
:: Davis, j. II. Fairbanks. S. p. Cos
sllo, +. c. Davls;5
hew Park-John Bayne, ii. Shoe
aker, +. n. Derby, r. L. Davidson. ,
Is. SlmbSOn; ).
Prospect-Geo. S. Downing, Chas. o
. Gray, j. Ii. Cavanaugh, A. N. 4
uncey, j. NJ. Davis, Thomas Can.
,ia, l.; Il. Reeves, f. VanPatton, G. nj
Englewood-G. o. Savage, Eli Neal. a
rank Ferrel, John Savage, l.. NJ. Il
eerren, T.F. Walkers. NJ. Fletcher;7 n
Macleay-W. V. Hurst, VIM. Hew- - =,
B; >. o.
Turner-R. o. Thomas. John b
ltchen, d. Shanks, L. Small, Jr., L. b,
; Herren, L. c. Cavanagh; 6.
La0lsh-Wm. Egan, James Finney.
,0rge EmOrt, John Newsom; 4. .,
talrlleld-Hugh Eldridge, Elmer o. q,
St. Paul-wm. Murphy, F. N. Cole. o
ln, Thos. Kirk, 5. j. Conner; 4. ID
w Noodburn-W. l. Ray, John Man \,
ny T. A. Cochran, G.. Hayes, w. T.. VIC
nzer' Nick Schollard, VIM. Lover
Ieiferson--A. Tanzler, T.. II. Eweu $
!. Hall, A. b. Hudleson; 4. "
East tSllyertOn-James Madison, II %
Davis, +, McLane, Allan Forward:
West Silyerton-D. j. +. Moser. v,
lnewall MOSer Ed. Porter. j. w lo
lltlock, George Cuslter;5. fo
io"ell-F. w. Durbln, Jas. Plant; ty
iehama-Henry Parker, James Cox:
II, Work, VIM. Sui
AM, ,. I
Srletenbush-Nat Bowman, b. f. Ma
gleman;2.
tayton-W. w. Elder, AL. Briggs 3 .
H. Miller, F. Weddel, Horace Mann;
IumsSyille-Thomas Anderson and Y
mes simpson, Sr.;2. @S
'ervalS-L. ID. Smith, James Hur- -
, Al keene, William Keene, III. u.
ester Geo, A. Mikel, Ed Dupuis,
Mclntee; 3. ''''
.uttevllle-A. Z. Larocque, o. ID.
'gen, James Kenyon, Jas.P. Full,
L. Is, ,Sanderson, Jos. Sohuerer.
4 Henderson;7. !.
hampoeg-A, Buysires, w. r. 4
eman, W. r. Mckay; 3, \
ne Total number OF delegates is
Two years ago il was l69.