The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-30
HARDMAN WON.

The republican primaries ended bat
urday evening Ia q victory Tor Hnrdnan
In this city, and there 10 enough 10 indi-
cate that he will probably control th 0
county convention on Wednesday. The
tickets Ia West Albany and ALBANY were
compromise ones. In East Albany thero
waa the llvest primary contest Ia the hia.
tory Of Albany, for the fret time In
primary election cabs being used. The
regular Haidman slate ticket won By q
smsll margin, establishing HArdmab'a
position ~ party leader. Otherwise the
principal contest wee on district atlor
ney "A. NJ. Cannon being HardmRn's eau.
dldate. Cannon elaine majority Of the
Albany delegation. On tho surface Gam
non 10 In tho lead, though this Ia denied
by the opposition. Haidman'a county
ticket will probably be nominated. towlt: I:
w. NJ. Brown Tor Judge, j. L. Carter for
county clerk, NJ. ID. PHILIPPE for aheIiff,
Ohas. Warner for recorder, and Ned
Carlton for superintendent.
Following 10 the list Of delegates 10 far
reported:
East AlbAny---C. w. Scare, "A. NJ. Holt,
Virgil Parker, J. 4. Van Winkis, 8. A.
Dawson, d. +. Hardman, N. d. Conn,
w. II. Worrell. Bert Veal, l.. Il. Moe,
West AIbsns~.w. O. Tweedals. @. L.
Rees. N. M. Newport, p, 4. Conn, y.
NJ. Redasld, l.. o. Coates, o. r. DAN
mails, w. II. Wa. ner, A. w. Black burn,
w. Il. Lee, II. A. Nelson, @. s. Aehoaon,
Wm. FoFtmiller, Marx Hulburt.
Alhany--M ii, Ellis, W. II. Davis, r.
]. Miller, ]. Il. whitney. y D. Cusick.
X. Frook, Il. l.. Walden, II. A. Leinln.
ger. q. d. Winn.
Price--A. u. Bone, n. N. Smith, Grant
Propst, + y. Llnes, Henry HalRht, NJ.
r. DAwson, q. r. Glover, w. ii. Hiatt,
A. b. Morris, George Fromau.
shedd--- James "a, otheFs. II A Jayne,
+ L Bay ne, John w Pugh, \ II Porter.
N AUheson. Central committeeman, Il
A Jayne.
Halssy--ssmusl Brock, John Y Mo-
Neill, d l. Stewart, WIN White, ] N Vans
Winkle. T r Patton, John atandish, U Il
Schiller, Monroe Miller,J A Mccullough
Berry Cummings. Wm Allen. Doug Tay,
lor.
South Harrisburg-H A sommerville,
X l. Whlte.C l. Motrls, A o stsllmacher,
l. u Lassells. Marion Onnnir CHAM.
North Harrisburg ID II Pierce, q
Sabin, M Spencer. Il o Lake, q w
Ishsm.
North sclo--A J Johnson, w r Gni,
Geo Coffsy, Chas N Young.
South scio--M N RICHARDSON, J NJ
Glass, ] + Sims, Wm BEenner.
8..elburn-- Griff kipg. viii Miller,
James Winters, J l. Arnold.
South Brownsville--Joee oeeph Hume, w
W Bailey, AlbeFl oveEton. Peter Hume.
q S.andith, II III Kirk, A NJ Stafford,
w A Temple, A NJ Templeton.
North Brownsville A Evpns, Y ~
Brown, J II Glass, w O SpeFrv, " Is
Glass. q Howe, X Pearl, u y Me-
Larsn, A q HAusman.
North Leba ont A Swan. II q Nor.
an. A Boaler, G IL Young, ] Butler.
Sonth Iebauon--T Pechler, DR. Booth,
T II neFanda, Y A Niekersnn, | A Gran
dali, w b Dopaea, J A Lambersou, J
Swan, q Lindieys
Sodaville--R W Fisher. A r Fiory, 7
Hasen, L p Glaze. n q Kun.
.Syracuee-W r Fisher, d y Borden
and ] A Dumond. a. ..
A correspondent oI the orssonIan
Gays;
I'VE have noticed In your paper sey.
eEal simes that there Ii quite discuss
Ion about the 10th aud both century.
Nov, here 10 . question we would like 10
aak. In part OF what three centuries
has our grand mother livedf Having
been born In 1893, che saw part 100.
all OF 1900, and started on 1900. Now,
has che seen part Of the 18th, 18th
and 18th century, or the 18th, 10th and
2othf She has certainly seen . portion
Of 100, 1900 and 1900"
The oregonisn's reply 10 that she has
lived In only two centuries. The DRMcs
caAT'H Ia thYoe. Nothing in plaiuar.