The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-15
GEER
CARRIES
PRIMARY
Three FOurthS of the Mar.
ion County Precincts
Give the Governor Delega-
tlOnS for a Second Term

The result OF the Marion county Re.
publican primaries is a victory for the
Geer administration, and he will prob
ably have three-fourths of all the dele
gates in the county convention.
There were anti Simon delegations
in some of the precincts, but not
enough to affect the result.
The day was free from any unpleas-
ant incidents, and the party Is left free
to do some good work for the people,
II 1t uses its power wisely.
John II. Rowland, OF Jefferson, for
county clerk, Henry Haas, Of Salem,
for treasurer and Steve McFadden, for
county recorder, are in the lead for
these positions on the ticket.
County Chairman Wrightman grace
fully accepts the result, and all
through the fight counselled modera'
tion and fair treatment He was op-
posed to the program of indiscrim-
mate arrests, and had no sore feelings
over the result. While the fight has
been waged vigorously, the result is
harmonious, and the conditions favor.
able to good results.
Lists Of Delegates.
Aumsville-E. 7. Judd, W. ID. Shaw,
/. Putnam, H. G. Porter, S. j. Condit,
Andrew Smith, George Albee, J.. Bleak
ney, Justice; A. l.. Dickinson, road su-
perlntendent
Aurora-H. A. Snyder Al. Webert,
A. II. VIII, DR.. b. +. Giesy, Geo. w.
Fry, Louis Keil, Henry Beck.
Brooks-G Tom Moisan. Oliver
Beers, Frank Lick, Ira Hubbard, +.
Evans, c. w. Chatheld.
Englewood-H. II. Spaulding, Joel
Hewitt, j. w. Young, w. p. William
son, S. G. Jones, !. II, Moore, j. f.
Goode, E. A. Pearce, h, l.. Swarts, II.
Il. Wands, H. l.. Huffman,
Champoeg- +. Eldriedge James
Smith, c. Zorn.
Fairheld-T. A. Ditmar, John Fa-
hey.
Gervals-A. r. siegmund, Edmond
Dubois, Basil DeJarden, |. NJ, Bales,
Andy Kavanaugh.
Horeb-W, II, Rambo, l.. c, Brother
ton. j. l.. Read. w. II. b. Stewart.
! HOwell-JOhn Liechty Fred Rice, ID.
w. Smith, E. b. Fletcher Wesley De
sart, A. w, Anderson.
| Hovenden w, 4. Grim, II A. Hlnkle'
! NJ b. Kester, l.. NJ. Scholl, ID. Hoder
Hubbard, J.. Calvert, George
son. II. D. Patton, Henry Hubbard, W
f. Boothby.
Jefierson-F. b. Sackett, j. II. Ro-
land. Ben Russell, Jno. +. Steiwer, NJ.
+. Richardson, w r. Looney w. L.
Jones.
Macleay-D Craig, +. Hartley, j. b.
Early Thomas Lauderbach.
Marion-W. j. Hadley, T. w. Ruth
erford. 5. H. Russell, Richard Walker
Mehama-G p. Terrell, r. A. Tay-
lor. Ed. Seigmund II, l.. Schnacken-
berg.
10. A. Phelps. c. T. Bonney w r.
Townsend
Mt Angel-Charles Long, C. r.
Huffman. p. r. johnson.
Prospect-Frank Smith, S. A..
Hughes c. r. Royal, Chas. SauYaln, A.
A. Burton.
Johnson. d. A. Thatcher Lot l.. Pearce,
| W ID. Claggett Ross +. MOores, X. >.
Southwick, G.. A. Bort
| Salem No. Geo. g. Brown. }. j.
/ NIurDbv Frank Baker. r. G. Gross, T..
| AZ LAHORE. r. A. Turner, Thomas Kay,
/ q.
/ Skin Milton l.. Meyers. G. A. Murphy,
H. c. Thomas. j. G. Wright j. A. Simp-
son. II. ID. Patton.
salem No. 3-E NJ. Croisan, VIM.
| Brown, Thomas Sims, AlOnzo Gesner,
John Kaiser. NJ. l.. Chamberlain, K. G..
Hunter Otto Hansen, W. II Odell. Jno.
w. Reynolds.
salem No. 4-Walter Lyons, DR.. r..
/ Cartwright. Harry Deacon, Henry h.
/ VanderyOrt, r. ID. PTunty, Walter Low
NJ. Klinger. A, o. COndit Geo. g. Bing'
ham. j. Frank Hughes, Wyhe A.
| Moores. A. r. McAtee j. 8. Graham
! Geo. r. Rodgers.
North Salem-H. c. Epley, Jas Nc
Cormick T. j. CrOnise, A. M Clough
III. Kurtz. Lloyd Reynolds, James Win
STANLEY. c. w. stump. J.. @ Hockett.
East SALEM b. Ashley G. w
lTaylOr. Henry Workman.