East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-21
UmatiIla County Summary.

Cmatilla County summary.
From the returns that have been re-
ce!ved from Umatilla county up to this
afternoon the following is shown;
Lowell has carried the county by
large vote over the other senatorial
aspirants. Judge Ellis has also been
given a handsome vote for congress-
man, the other candidates getting but
a handful. w. S. Duniway, for state
printer, has carried the county by an
overwhelming majority, while the
votes on treasurer have been well di.
vided.
For circuit Judge H. J. Bean has
doubtless been nominated. Returns
from this county give him a good lead
and reports from Morrow show him
ahead with Collier second there.
For sheriff, E. ]. Sommerville has
been nominated by nearly a three to
one vote.
F. w. Hendley is doubtless the
nominee for recorder as he has what
is considered sure lead in the pre-
cincts heard from
For state senator Proebstel and Kirk
are running close and the contest 10
| still in doubt.
Private returns received by C. A
Barrett from alls but four small pre-
cincts show the vote on representative
to be as follows: Barrett, 666; Houser,
521, and Steen, 500.
For treasurer, Bradley has safe
| majority in the precincts heard from
| and will doubtless be chosen.
The delay in receiving the returns
is occasioned by the fact that in many
cases the tally sheets were locked in-
side the ballot boxes contrary to ina
structions According to the law,
these boxes cannot be opened until
i all have arrived and a special order
is secured from the county court.
Consequently the tally sheets could
not be secured during the day and but
few of these bringing in the boxes had
private tallies.
The following is the complete count
from 23 of the 40 precincts of the
county and represents most of the vote
as those not heard from are small pre-.
cincts: I.'H
Pendleton. =.
q. S. Senator-Bourne, IA. Cake,
35; Lowell IS; Smith, 4; Watson. S.
Congressman-Ellis, 11S; Lachner,
s; Rand, 6; Shepard, 8.
Governor-Brown. 26; Geer, 21;
Johns. S; sehlbride, 4; withycombe,
5S.
Secretary of State-Benson, As;
Catch, 2s; Pearce, 20; wrightman.
20.
State Treasurer-Aitkin, 35; Carter,
20; Hoyt 10; Jennings, IL; Ryan, "a;
Steel, 6.
State Printer-Clarke, 2S; Duni-
way, IS; Whitney. 3S.
Circuit Judge-Bean, 65; Collier,
20: FitZ Gerald, A.
State Senator-Kirk, Sc; Proebstel,
81.
sentative-Barrett, rs; Hous-
er, 81: Steen, 40.
Sheriff-Brown. "A; Sommerville,
81.
Recorder-Hendley, 7S; Shoemak-
er, 81.
Treasurer-Rradley So; Buzan, ss;
Walker 33.
North Pendleton.
II U. S. Senator-Mulkey. 10.
Bourne, 10: Cake, 35; Lowell, s6;
Smith, a; Watson, 6.
Representative-Ellis, 1872; Lach-
ner, s; Rand, IL: Shepard, 6.
Governor-Rrown, 27; Geer "a;
, Johns, 25; Sehlbrede, 8; withycombe,
81.
Secretary of State-Benson, 81;
Catch, AZ; Pierce, 80; wrightman, 80.
State Treasurer-Aitkin, Al Carter,
26; Hoyt, 81; Jennings, 16; Ryan, %;
Steel, II.
Attorney General-Crawford, 113;
Durham, 27.
, State Printer-Clarke, 22; Duniway
. 81; Whitney, 81.
q Circuit Judge-Bean, 81; Collier
80 Fitz Gerald, 81.
State Senator-Kirk, 70; Proebstel
n II.
tt esentative-Barrett, IS; Hou
v ser, 81; Steen, ST.
= Sheriff-Brown. As; Sommerville
d los.
re Recorder-Hendley 81: Shoemak
l. err 81.
Treasurer-Bradley, So; Buzan ~
Walker, 81.
N South Pendleton.
,r L. s. Senator-Bourne, Is: Cake
r 81; Lowell, rs; Smith. 3: Watson, s.
s. Congressman-Ellis. 10s; Lachner
10 S; Rand. 9: Shepard. 4.