Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-01
REPuHLrcAn PRIMARIES.
Lists Of Delegates to the County Ventior
at Salem Aprl s.

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at Salem Apul s.
! OF the thirty-seyen precincts
throughout the county the following
are reports showing delegates elected:
Salem No. &c. VI. Parmenter and
Lot L Pearce elected, and the ties
were r B. Duncan, g. ;. Reid, Z. NJ.
Hurd, C. L. NcNary, F. W. Waters,
Squire Fsrrsr.
Salem No. 2-J. @. Wilson, J. A.
VznEatOn. r. A Turner. John G.
Wright, VI T. GoDdell. A. y. MUores,
W. NJ. CherriogtOn, ) b. Catterlin,
r. ID. Holman, r. A. CrOssan.
Salem No. 3-T. HolgersDa, E. &C.
Patton. Eugene Breyma0. J. z. ALI
son, I'd Hirsch, Chas :. Rely, Or. 3.
II. Bradshaw. F. Z. Brown. E r.
Parkhurst. DR.. Marx Skif. Geo. Col
iins. r J. Hendricks. J. VI. FOrsy the,
DR.. J. y. Smith, VI. Z. POgue, ID. W.
YOder, A. J. Bssey.
Salem No. 4-The Lord ticket was
elected b. eight majority, viz: DR.. r.
Cartwright, 4. L. Brown, Hal Hib-
hard. Mark Savage, W. c. Hubbard,
John A. Evans, J. F. Hughes, &. {.
GG,dale, II. II. Vsndervert. r. A.
Heritage, Wm. Bennett, jas. &.
Brown. Lords home ward.
East salem-Jay BoWerman, Henry
Workman, BENZ. Gesner, -. -. Mur-
ray.
NOrtb Salem-H. I. Brown, L. T.
Reynolds, W. VI. GOrsline, L. W.
Knox, Clinton Kurtz. e. L Watt, NJ.
VI. High, Ben ). Cook. The vote was
81 TO 81.
south SJ,em-Fred Hurst, W. J.
R4fier, A. Daue, Bert Macy, ". II.
Armstrong.
PrOspect--H. Smith, 5. \. Riggs,
". L. Chamoerlin. ID. Simpson, 6. p.
Litchri Id, kmile KUppie, c. F. Royal
r. W. Carey, II. POhIe, Frank Smith,
Thos. Sins, Z. X. Hall. The vote
cast " as 1876, the foregoing ticket get
Of inZ ten majority.
EnplewOOd-H Fl Spaulding, G. II.
chapman, II. G.. SOnnemanD, Chas.
Calvert. y. -. Wheeler, L. T. Malyin,
T.. ID. Young, g.. W. Good, Robert
johnson, E. 6 Kirby, c. ). Fickin.
This delegation is for d "new deal"
Yew Park-W. w. Stephens, Wat
sou Townsend, A. w. Drager, w. H.
Simpson, c. B. Irvine. p G. Norgrel,
H. ;. Prior, q. y. Kightlinger, W. A.
Rummell, J. w. Roberts. Total vote
cast 1l9,
Turner-Herman Wiper, j. b.
Ashenfelter, j. w. Witzel, }. y.
Robertson, NJ Howe, W. G.. Duncan
and o. l. Morris. The number OF
votes cast was l3l. w. A. Riches
acted as chairman, and w. NJ. Hill
leary and G. G. Shirley secretaries.
Hubbard-Wm Platts, George VI.
Fry, John ShOll, George B. HoYendon
Andrew Sanders, w. Il. Grimm.
Buteville--C. 5. HOskins, Charles
Lembeck, f. i. NJ. Gone, G. \. Ehlen,
John Murry, Thurston Yeargin, a.
J. Van Wassenhoye, VIM. Miller, lGeer
men,
Mt. Angel-P. X. Johnson and
Charles Long.
Horeb-Wm. Maags, Robert Quinn,
c. w. Reed, Howard Cusick.
MariOn-W. S, Hadley, James
Walker, S. II. Russell.
Fairfeld-J. Imlah, John FaLy,
Aurora-H. a. Snyder, j. n. Will,
Vim. Fry, f. VIII, II. Becke, B. f.
Giesy.
Gervais-J, B. Vandale, jos. Reu-
bens, +. w. Godfrey, T. II. Leith. S.
w. Jones, w. NJ. Keene, Wesley
Boyes, f. }. Zeigler
Garfield, S. Riches, C. D. Hart
man, ]. S. Reese, S. d. Atkins, c. W.
Roberts, Laban Maulding. The vote
was "a. j. S. Riches was nominated
for justice OF the peace and II. C..
Hartman for constable.
West SilvertOn-Alexander Thomp-
son,7l; G Haynes, 63;Jennings Smith,
SO; w. NJ. MOores, 60, Joseph Wright,
So; Joseph Dunnels, 63; o. S. Hatten-
berg, l26; z. w. Potter, SO; F. NJ.
Eagan, SO; j. Fisher, SO; A L.Hinkle,
90. The total vote was l26 The two
elected are for Geer; and the others
will decide the tie before the conven-
tion.
East Silverton-J. w. Labare, a. G..