The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-04-23
FULTON DEFEATED
ELLIS WINS AGAIN
Urinary Was Triumph for Peoples
Rale---ResuIts Ia State. District
And County.

And County.
The result of Fridays primary owe,
the state was sweeping victory FOR
II. Nj. Cake for U. S. senator, and fer
Statement No. candidates for the
legislature. Cakes majority over
Fulton is close to 1000. He carried
Muitnomah by over 1000, Union
county nearly two to one, and -
majority of the counties of the state.
statement No. men will lie in a
majority in both house and senate if the
June election goes as did the primary.
Congressman El is is nominated by
about 220o over Shepherd and Geer,
VINO ran nearly even. Aitchison is
nominated for railroad commissioner
by about, 700 plurality over Hurlburt.
second on the list. j. w. Bailey. for
dairy and food commissioner, has
about $4,000 majority. Jeffrey il the
Democratic nominee. for congress.
Governor Chamberlain is, the Demo
cratic choice for senator.
District Results.
ID. w. Sheahan lost the nominat;o,,
for circuit judge by the narrow margin
OF 65. He carried Wallowa by ~
which was overcome by Urawford's ls2
In Union. Mr.. Sheahan made
splendid run in both counties. and has
the satisfaction of carrying his home
county by larger majority in proper
ton to the vote cast, than his oppon-
ent did his home county.
j. w. Knowles is the Republican
nominee by majority of 254 over
Davis who was beaten 245 in Union and
8 in Wallowa.
E. w. Rumble, Republican, and
Turner Oliver, Democrat, had no oppo.
sition as candidates for state senator.
W. w. White is nominated for rep.
resentative by the Democrats. j. P.
Rusk carried Union by 70 over G. R.
Eberhard, and Wallowa by 80, giving
him III majority.
.. r Richardson is the Republican
nominee for representative in Union.
Z. w. Davis for sheriff, Ed. Wright
county clerk, l. R. Shook recorder, R.
Hug assessor. Frank P. Childers.
Democrat for sheriff received 359 to T.
B. johnson 2l9.
County Results.
The complete official results of the
primary in this county are given in
able form, the Democratic on page S
md the Republican on page 8.
E. A. Searle received 81 votes on Re-
'ublican ballots for county clerk and
jlaude Boatman II. 1t is not known
whether Searle will accept or not.
'r. W. G. Ketchum the Enterprise
enlist is both the Democratic and Re,
ublican nominee for coroner.
A. G. Smith is nominated for Justice
Enterprise district by both Republi- {
ans ana Democrats. Chas. Crum.
acker is the Democratic nominee for
and A. b. Dunbar the Re
ublican. I
R. |. Long is nominee tor surveyor on 6
9th tickets. I
New Republican Committee. .
The following were elected members t
the Republican county committee at I
riday's primary: Joseph, f. d. Nc
ully; Enterprise, Geo. w. HYATT; G
'allowa, 9. W. Mumford; Powwatka, :
. h. Post; Promise, J. A. Doud; Lost
fairie, L. Bacon; Flora, J. f. Van
amp; Paradise, 0. Il. Bodmer; Leap
A. Downing; Butte, L. C. Harts-
'rn; Pittsburg, ]. w. Kneeland; I'M
'ha, j. A. Denny Prairie Creek. l..
napper A
By instructions OF state committee.
e new county committee met at the
urt house at 2 O'Clock Wednesday.
embers Mumfcrd, McCully and
vatt were present, G. R. Eberhard
Id l.. Knappers proxy and Mr..
cCully the proxy Of G. L. Hartshorn.
r. McCnlly was elected chairman and |
:. Hyatt secretary for two years.
The following delegates to the con-
ntions at Portland May IA, were
ected:
state-Joseph, +. d. McCully; Enter
se, f. A. Clark; Wallowa, John Nc
d:ald; Lostine, j. o. Kiddle. Dis.
ct-Enterprise, w. r. Holmes; Wal
va, c. c. Mcdaniel Joseph, L. KNAPP
:; Lostine, S. L. Mckenzie.
rs no one was present from other
.cincts no names were put on except
m the valley towns, but II any Re-
blican from other precincts cares to
to the conventions he can undoubt-
y secure a proxy by writing to
her Mr.. McCully or Mr.. Hyatt.
Denoonrafin ccyrrrix&