The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-27

can party of Marion county, hereby de.
clare our allegiance to the Grand Old
Party, unQuallhedly committing our
continued support and maintenance of
the Republican principles and policies
of the National Republican party; and
we pledge the party In Marion county
to the enforcement of economical poll
cies, honestly administered on sound
business principles.
Second, that we favor the renomina-
ton and election of tn epresent eff
cient state board, and the selection Of
capable, consistent and trustworthy
Republicans for state, legislative and
county officers. unpledged, save in that
each and all shall be held responsible
for economy, maintained by fraud or
factional alliances for personal ends.
Third, that we are in favor of fixed
salaries in state and county offices,
wherever practicable, as opposed to the
fee system. (Signed) J. @. Wright, G.
b. Sackett, w. f. Boothby, committee.
Il was moved by Il. G. Cross to use
all means in the power of the dele
gates to secure the denomination OF
Governor Geer Carried.
The candidates for justice of the
peace were Ed. Horgan, e. G.. Judd,
Goodell and Bachelor ED. Horgan Sc.
cured the nomination after the third
ballot.
For the office of constable (for Salem
precinct) James Mccormick. E. E.
Cooper, Geos II. Irwin, II. l.. Huffman
and J. II. Brown were voted upon. Geo.
II. Irwin received the nomination.
The following list of central com
mitteemen was selected by the re-
spective precincts:
Aurora Webber.
Aumsville-John A. Smith
Brooks-Elmer Goddard.
Butteville-Frank Van Gorder.
Breitenbush-John Auterson.
Champoeg--J. E. Smith.
Elkhorn-R. b. Moorehouse.
Englewood-J. +. Goode.
Fairfeld-T. A. Ditmar.
Horeb-W. II .Rambo
Howell-F. j. Rice.
Hubbard-W T. Grim.
Jefferson--J. T. Jones.
Macleay-Chas. Short
Mt Angelo. t. Settlemier.
Monitor. o. Phelps.
Mehama-F. u. Hull
Marion-W. j. Hadley.
Prospects,. A. Hughes.
Salem No. III. A. Johnson.
Salem No. 2-E. NJ. LAHORE.
Salem No. 3-John B. Kaiser.
Salem No. A. o. Condit.
Salem, East. ID. Horner.
Salem, North-T. J. Cronise.
Salem, South--A. Vass.
Stayton-J. N. Eddy.
Sidney--D c. Thoms.
Silverton, South-C f. Hicks.
Silverton, North-A. +. Hobart.
Silverton-L. G. Russell.
Silver Falls--Jay Bleakney.
Scott's Mills-Fred Drager
Sublimlty-M. W. Hunt.
st. Paul.. l.. Cook
Turner-O. II. p. Cornelius.
Woodburn-O. ID. Henderson.
Yew Park-Grove Hensley.
An unanimous vote was cast for w.
j. Culver for chairman of the county
central committee. IL was moved and
seconded that any vacancy be filed by
the county central committee. Carried.
The report of the committee on res.
olutlons was adopted.
II was moved and seconded to sup
port Thomas Tongue for Congress.
Carried
IL was also moved and seconded to
support Judge Il. S. Bean for justice of
the Supreme court. Carried
The resolution to put all state Of
ficials on a fiat salary was adopted.
A motion was made by j. G.. Wright
OF Salem, TO extend the thanks of the
convention to the officials of that body.
This was unanimously carried.
The Republican county convention
then adjourned.
The county ticket as It stands today
is as follows:
SENATOR'S. NJ. Croisan, OF Salem;
Squire Farrar, of Salem.
REPRESENTATIVES-Thos. b. Kay,
OF Salem; Frank Davey, Of Salem; A.
NJ. LaFollet, OF Brooks; j. b. Sim.
mons, of Monitor; Il. T. Judd. Of
Aumsvllle.
sHERIFF-John F. steiwer. of Jeffer-
son.
CLERK--John w. Roland. OF Salem
RECORDER-John C. Slegmund, of
Geryals.
TREAsU RER-W. Y. Richardson, of
Stayton
COMMIsSIONER-Wm. Miley, of Au.
rora (renOminated).
ASSESSOR-Charles Lembcke, OF
Butteyille (renominated).
SURVEYoR-B. B. Herrick, Jr., OF
Turner (renominated for the sixth
term).
NJ. Clough, of Salem.