Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-14

Salem No. John Brooks, John
Gray, w. T. Slater, VIM. John D'Arry.
Salem No. 3.-Fred Steusloff, Pat
Fennel, E f. Osburn, VIM. II. Cook,
Perry Mauzey, Seth Wade, Jefferson
Myers. Web Holmes, f. j. Barr, j, L..
Freeland.
Salem No. 4.-John Chase, o. West,
j. B Mosler, Jas. Godfrey, t. B.
Wait, f. Kellogg, ]. A. Bernardo, K.
Neckerman, II. II. Westacott
North Salem,-J. r. Fairbank, F..
w. Sweet, VIM. Goodrich, VIM. Ross,
Mr.. Rider, Norman Mcleod, Albert
Clemens.
Englewood. Peter Fox, T. F.
Walker, Eli Neil, G.. o. Savage, L. W.
Benson, It. Barnes, James Vaughn,
Lewis Savage, David Holmes.
In Englewood precinct resolution
was passed endorsing Union and that
fusion delegates be sent to the state,
convention that will nominate
candidates at the first convention, it
being the sense of the primary that 1t
would be impracticable TO meet in
convention and then adjourn.
South Salem-W. W. Johns, w. G.
tyjohn, B, f. Hall, Dell Pettyjoh n,
A. P. Gordon.
Prospect-George S. Downing,
'Thos Caufield, A. D. Palmer, G. Van
Patton, b. b. Goliath, Clyde Brand
enburg, A. A. Miller. John Lewis.
Yew Park-John Bayne, w. b.
Simpson, f. N. Derby, T. L. David
son, w. B. Clark, j. D. Bohanon, G,
Fl. Croisan.
Turner Precinct-Dr. ]. w Ran
som, Isaac H. Small, L. g. Cavanaugh,
F. Murion Cook.
INIT, t,'Angel-Nic Michel, L. Shanks,
NJ. Palmer, j. j. Bucheit, ]. W. Eb-
neT, Thomas Palmer, Fred Schwab,
G. w. Palmer, A. L. Kavanaugh.
A motion for Union between the
Populists and Silver Republicans was
carried unanimously.
HOwell--D. j. Steiner, l.. Larson, r,
t. McNIchols, Jas. Baleson, ID. g.
Ross.
East Salem-Frank Smith, g. w.
Yannke, Jas. Munkers, Noah Heron.
SILVER REPUBLICAN DELEGATES
Woodburn-Jacob Vorvhees, Geo,
Whitney, G. w. Corby, John Gates,
f. Tomlinson, ]. Harding, b, f. Live
say. j. M. w. Bonney, E. w. Finer.
Yew Park. s. Cook, Jas. Batch
SlOl' JOolud H. OulUn, jas WOUo'
Salem, No. 4-Amos Strong, A. f.
McA tee, G. Marsh, f. X. Hofer.
Prospect-Salmon Brown, B. l..
VIM. JONES', NJ. A, Budlong, NJ. l.,
Wilmot.
Salem. No. IA. S. Slippy, G. N.
Churchill, l. d. Driver, Jr., G. O..
Cheney.
Salem No. &c. H. Burggraf, S. T.
Richardson, A. W. Denais, e. A. Bach.
Salem No. 81. M. Pugh, A. B.
Buren, j. M..Huber, H. B. Draper,
South Salem-H. S. Jory, A. l..
Baker, Geo. f. Mason.
North Salem-Jesse George, Walter
Needham, D. II. Weyant, W. II. Cross,
John Needham.
AumsvilIe:-L, M. Reeder. S. A.
Trainer, Geo, A. Towle, and q. B.
Cornelius.
Monitor:-J. R. White, j. A. John
on, e. r. Seeley, Q. p. Strain
ENGLEwooD.
Saturday evening, March II, 1898.
Club met as per adjournment Presi-
dentJ. E. Murphy in chair.
On account of slight attendance
there was no routine business.
A resolution was offered by III. B.
Munson with regard to making nomi-
nations for county officers prior to 60
ing to state convention which called
out spirited discussion, the finale of
which was lengthy talk from Judge
Fairbank dealing with and giving a
general history Of the financial ques-
tion from the breaking out Of the re-
bellion to the present time-which
was warmly received.
After some further talk the club
adjourned.
II. B. MUNsoN, Secretary.
JEFFERSON POPULISTS
The Peoples party in primaries, at
Jefferson precinct, adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
"Resolved, by we the members of
the Peoples party of Jefferson pre-
cinct, That we favor Union of the
Peoples party, Free Silver Republi-
cans and Free Silver Democrats, in
this state, on one ticket, providing
satisfactory arrangements can be made
through conference of committees
appointed by regularly elected dele
gates conventions, each party endors-
ing the following in its platform:
"First-For the initiative and ref
erendum system of lawmaking in its
optional form.
Second-For the abolition Of all
banks of issue, and demand the issue
of all money by the general govern
ment alone. All money 50 issued to
be full legal tender for all debts,
public and private.
"Third-For the independent free
coinage of both gold and silver at the
ratio of l6 to l."
Uncle Charley Miller declined to be
delegate.
What DR.. A. Z. Slater Says.
Den