The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-26

Smith, Jas. H. Blanchard.
South Silverton-H. ID. Mount, Phil
r. Hicks, Elwood Small, J. II. Riches,
Alex Thompson, M. Hatterberg.
Silverton--W. II. Drake, l.. 9. Rus
sell. Louis Fisher, DR.. NJ. r. DeGuire,
@. M. Grilley, James Hicks, p. l..
Blackerby, Martin sather, George Mel
Ron.
North silyerton--s. T. Hobart Garry
Haines. NJ. d. Ramsby, Jennings Smith,
II. w. Ross, G. ID. Bowen.
Silver Creek Falls--J. Blakely, JOS
Winter
stayton--L Hobson, A. ]. Richard
son. w. o. Cooper by A. J. Richardson,
proxy, George l.. Hunt, Charles Il.
Loose. J. w Eddy, A. l.. Mack.
Sidney. T. Beckwith, Thomas
Moot, John Cox by Sol Cox, proxy, ID.
G. Thorns.
sublimity-Frank Tate, f. r. Schott
by Fay Wrightman, proxy Byron Den.
ny. Chas. Darst, Jacob Scott by Fay
Wrlghtman, proxy, Elmer King.
Scott's Mills--Fred Drager, !. L.
Dunnagan, l.. Maulding, Fred Won
Tress. Albert Wade.
ST. Paul. l.. Cook, j. s. Mcdonald
II. n. Booster, p. Mullen by ]. l.. Cook
proxy.
ertson, II. Wiper, @. l.. Morris. II. l..
Earl. o. II. p. Cornelius, s. w. Read.
B. t. Robertson.
Woodburn-R. F. Cooley, ]. J. Hall,
Peter Lucler, Eugene Remington, o. e.
Thompson, c. o. Boynton, II. ID.
Brown. G. l.. ogle, Albert Priest, Sam
Hardcastle. Eugene Moshberger, Jos.
Nibler. Mr.. Nibler gave a proxy to w.
| l.. Tooze and also to j. NJ. Poorman.
The latter was recognized by the com
mlttee on credentials
Yew Park-P. N. I.athrop, +. N. Der
by Peter Norgren, II. +. Smith, X. ID.
Teter. ID. NJ. Grouse, A. w. Drager Lee
Acheson.
Afternoon Session.
The committee on order Of business
reported the following order of nom
nations:
1-Senators.
Representatives
3-Sheriff.
| 4-Clerk.
5--Recorder.
6--Treasurer.
7--Assessor
S--Surveyor.
9--Coroner.
10-Commissioner
11-State and district delegates al
large.
Estate and district delegates.
13--Justices of the peace
14--Constables.
15--Announcement OF precinct com
mitteemen.
The committee on permanent organi
zation reported In favor Of making the
temporary organization permanent
Carried.
When the order OF nominations wai
reached, VIM. Brown named II. Nj. Gro
isan b. +. Sackett named Hon. N. II
/. Looney. r. G. Cross made a plea for 6
lhigh-grade ticket and for harmony II
the convention, and named Squire Far
rar. Mr.. Blanchard, of South Salem
seconded the nomination OF Mr.
Looney. q. q. Bingham nominated w
II. Hobson. OF Stayton. II. A. Snyde
seconded Mr.. Looneys nomination. II
E. Moores seconded for Mr.. Farrar
!, Tllmon Ford seconded for Croisan, ant
did Il on the ground that he would al
ways cooperate with a party caucus
The following tellers were ap
pointed:
q. q. Brown, w. ID. Shaw. G. G
Bingham, r. l.. Blackerby l.. G. Hook
EFT, ]. IA. Roland and j. Frank Hughes
The first ballot for senator stood a
follows: Croisan, 1886; Hobson, 81
Farrar, 1873; Looney, III; ID. II
I.oouey, Il 10. Hofer, 1; blank, q
AZ the close OF the ballot MIR. Croi
san was called for and he made a nea
speech, saying he would not disappoin
them.
MIR. Farrar was also called for anC
expressed hearty thanks, both thes'
gentlemen pledging themselves L
abide by the caucus.
q. G.. Bingham nominated Judge A
c. Hubbard, and commended him fo
his ideas OF economy, and pledged hin
TO oppose an exhorbitant Lewis anC
Clark appropriation. Seconded by A
Gesner.
Alex. Thompson, OF willard, was al
80 named for representative.
p. d. Prunty named Frank Davey, II
an eloquent Irish-Republican speech
and II was seconded by a score OF dele
gates
Moshberger, OF Woodburn, name'
Hon. j. NJ. Poorman.
oliver Beers named Alex. LaFollett
Henry Huffman named A. N, Moores
w. M. Hilleary was nominated b.
the Turner delegates,
ED. +. Judd was presented by tn
Aumsville delegation. He was CON
mended as an original gold Republican
j. ID. Simmons, OF Monitor, was haT
lplly nominated.
Milt Meyers nominated Thos. I
Kay. of Salem No. 2,
Q J. s. Richie. of Scott's Mills, wa
:. named
= Chas Sappingfeld. OF Macleay wa
named
+. N. Derby. of Yew Park. in a nea
8 speech. nominated p. N. Lathrop, d
h THAT preclnct