Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-07

Mohitor-J. d. Simmons.
Mt. Angel-M. d. Ramsby.
Mehama-J. M. Eskew,
Prospect-Scott Riggs.
Salem, No. Ross E. Moores.
Salem. No. 2-Thos. Holman.
Salem, No. 3-Geo. f. Rodgers.
Salem, No. "A. T. VAIN, by Earl
Race, proxy.
East Salem-J. L. Ballinger.
North Salem-A. M. Clough.
South Salem-A. Ohmart, by Scott
Bozorth, proxy.
Silver Falls-E. E. Knight, by f. T.
Wrightman, proxy.
East SilYerton-S. T. Hobart.
West Silverton-F, r. Blackerby.
ST. Paul-James L. Nook.
Stayton-Lemuel Hobson.
Sublimity-H. Schellberg.
Turner-W. T, Riches.
Woodburn-HenryH Hall.
Yew Park-W. j. Irwin.
JUDGES AND CLERKS.
Judges and clerks OF The primary
elections were selected as follows in
the following precincts:
Salem No. WIN. Claggett, G. M.
Parmenter, George G.. Brown.
Salem No. 2-JOhn Q, Wilson, j. A.
Baker, t. X Ford.
Salem NO. Sd. W, Yoder, G. Stolz,
VIM. Manning.
Salem No. 4-F. f. Post, j. F.
Hughes, Mark Savage.
nglewood-Charles Calvert, III.
Caldwell, Al Davis.
Prospect-H Smith, R. w. Carey,
G. f. Royal, D. D, Coffey, and A. A.
Lee.
Fest Silverton-Phil Hicks, T. r.
Hibbard, f. NJ. Starrett,
West Silverton-W. Foshay,J. Dun
nels, G. Hays.
North Salem-L. R. Stinson, L. ].
Vlbbert, A. j. Pruitt.
Yew Park-W. II. Simpson, j. G.
Booth, R. HALEY, j. McCourt and
Woodburn-Peter Lucier, VIM.
Mekins, George Andre rs, E. Durrant'
Roy Hicks.
Brooks-Wm Collard, Bruce Jones,
]. G, Mcfarland, Elton Shaw, Alex
Harrild.
In all the other precincts open
primaries will be held.
Mr.. Race offered motion that a
test of the right to vote, when chal-
lenged, at the primary election, shall
be the promise of intention to support
in good faith, the Republican ticket
at the comiug general election. There
was considerable discussion on this
matter, but when put to vote, the
motion was carried.
| DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.
Gervais.-F. A. Mangold, 1 d,
Smith, p. II. Fitzgerald, j. j. Hurley.
H. L. Koester, George A. Nickel, III.
d. Manning, B, A. Mailman.
Salem No. John Brooks, John
Gray, w. II. Slater VIM John darcy
Salem No. 3.--Fred Steuslof, Pat
Fennell, f. f. Osburn, VIM. II.
Cook, Perry Mauzey, Seth Wade. JEFF
erson Myers, Web Holmes, F. j
Barr, j. l.. Freeland.
Salem No. 4. John Chase, .. West
j. B. Moster, Jas. Godfrey, I. b.
Wait, F. Kellogg, j, A. Bernardo, u
Neckerman, r. II WestacOtt'
Noreh Salem,-J. r. Fairbank f..
W. Sweet. WIN. Goodrich, VIM Ross
Mr.. Rider, Newman Mcleod, Albert
Clemens.
Walker, Eli Neil, G. o. Savage, L
W, Benson, T. Barnes, James VaugbI
Lewis Savage, David Holmes.
South Salem w. W. Johns, w. G..
Westocott, F. S. Dearborn, A. ID
Pettyjohn, B. f. Hall, Dell Pestyj OH
A, P. Gordon.
: Prospect. S. Downing
Thos Caufield, A. d. Palmer G. Val
Patton, B. b Goliath. Clyde Brand
enburg, A. A Miller, John Lewis: -
Yew Park.-John Bayne, W. S
Simpson, F. n. Derby, It. l.. David
! son, W. B. Clark, j. d. Bohanon, G
III. Croisan.
In EnglewOod precinct resolution
was passed endorsing Union and tina
fusion delegates be sent TO the stat
convention, that will nominate Gao
didates at the first convention, it be
ing the sense OF the primary that !
would be impracticable TO meet /
convention and then adjourn.
Turner Precinct DR.. J.W, Ransom
Isaac II. Small, l.. G. CaYanaugh, l
u Mnrion Cook.