The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-03-07

code. Section a7o5 Of the code
makes it the duty of the County
Clerks, en- days before a special
election, to mail TO each judge and
clerk of election two printed noti-
ices of the election, which notices
are to be posted by said judges aud
fclerks.
I Bo.h The Democrat and Rspub-
llican Congressional committees
| will be called together to fix a
4 time for holding Congressional con
Iventions, and then each county
lcom mittze will fix dates for pri-
maries and county conventions for
the purpose Of selecting delegates
to the <Congressional conventions.
when the Congressional conven-
tions have named their candidates,
the nominations will be filed with
! the Secretary Of State, and that Of
ficer will certify the nominations
to the County Clerks, who will
prepare the ballots. The nomina-
tions must be filed not less than as
days prior to the election. The
writ issued by the Governor is as
follows:
"To the sheriff of each and all of
the counties comprising the First
Congressional District of the State
of Oregon, greeting. In the name
of the stale of Oregon: Whereas,
by reason of the death. of Thomas
81. Tongue, Representative in Con-
gress of the United States for the
First Congressional District of the
State of Ore gon, do order that at
the date hereinafter named, spe-
clal election be held in the FIRST
Congressional District of the State
of Oregon to fill the said vacancy,
and you, the said sheriff of the
counties comprising the said dis
trict, and each of you are hereby
commanded to notify the several
Judges of election in each and all of
he several election precincts in ,
your respective counties to hold
special election in ca h of said {
counties and precincts on Monday, 6
he Ist> dav of June A. D. 1909, t
n manner and form as general y
elections are held, and pursuant to il
he, statutes IN such cases mace and a
provided. for the purpose of fill ing y =
he. vacancy aforesaid caused by
he death of Hon. Thomas Fl. Ton
,ue, and for his unexpired term.
Oregon City, March 3.-After o
be regular meeting of the Federal s.
labor Union, held last evening, 81
bout As members of the different D
mons of this city met in a mass OF
,eeting to take action on the fail cs
re OF the legislature to pass the "
vo labor bills known as 148 and W
-. The resolutions are as fol- al
I'VE: a. a.
"We, the members of the several m
bor unions affiliated with the Fed.
al Labor Uniens pass the follow
g resolutions condemning the iu-
lciary committee, and also Senator
Gorge G. Brownell, from this coun- oa
:. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That it be the sense as ae
this meeting that we condemn cd sd
Q action of the judiciary commit tn
9 in reporting adversely on labor aft al
lis Nos. 14S and 149, and for not Co
tting said bills come before the ali
id senate for its action. And, Sei
erefore, be it
Resolved, That George G. Brown de-
!, posing as friend of labor for
9 purpose of securing votes in
ackamas county, did say that if \
was elected senator he would Sc eds ed
re the passage of these labor bills tn. the
erred to above. Therefore be it at t
Resolved, That we, as Union la Ge5 se5
people, do hereby condemn the AZ,
ID George G. Brownell for speak the
3 an untruth in regard to labor
nciples, and we also condemn .
n as a traitor to all organized la q
: in Oregon, and would recon- N
md that in the future, we, as un- Of oa1
people, withdraw all our polit- som So.
support from the said George as /