East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-26

ferty, while Bowerman's lead over
Dimick is substantial.
Wilson, the assembly candidate for
joint senator, seems to have carried
the county by about 80. though COM
plete returns from all precincts may
give the lead to Barrett, as nearly an
the outlying precincts are giving Bar
rett majorities
Mann, the ayowed anti-statement
No. l man, leads the legislative tick
ct, while the race for second place
seems to be between Hinkle and Pc
terson, with Henneman a possibility.
1t will probably take the official count
to decide between these three candB-
dates.
Burroughs is apparently leading
Fred Hendley for county recorder by
half a hundred votes. The precincts
yet to be heard from will probably
cut down this lead, but If there are no
mistakes in the figures thus far, 1t
will be impossible for the present en-
cumbent to entirely overcome the
lead his opponent has.
Geary Kimbrell has been nominat-
ed for county surveyor over c. E. Ma
comber by two TO one vote, while
Cockburn is leading Wellman for
commissioner by about 4 to I.
Sheriff Taylor was endorsed for re-
nomintion by the republicans and
Frank Sailing was endorsed by the
democrats for clerk, as was also q.
w. Bradley for treasurer.
T. ]. Mahoney was renominated
for joint representative without op-
position. The other candidates nomi-
mated without opposition were ]. N.
Burgess senator; Gilliland. judge;
Sailing, clerk; Bradley. treasurer; Fob
som, coroner; Parkes, justice of the
peace, Pendleton precinct, and Fred
erick Steiwer central committeeman.
Pendleton precinct.
The following is the complete vote
in 81 precincts on joint senator and
! representative:
Senator-Barrett. 565; Wilson, 5s4.
Representatives (two to be nomi-
| nated)-Henneman 276; Hinkle, 322;
Kern, 265, Mann, $50; Peterson, 31S;
| Schmitt, 165.
Democratic Nominees.
Practically no interest was mani
| tested in the democratic primaries.
The results have only been received
| from two or three precincts outside
of Pendleton. 1t is therefore impos-
sible to tell whether Myers or West
carried the county or whether Lanes
name was written in more times than
| Manning's' for congressman. 1t is Tn
| derstood, however, that Lane will re-
| fuse to run against Lafferty, so that
| Manning will be the nominee.
The county nominees will be:
Senator, Dr. c. J. Smith; judge, J.
w. Maloney; sheriff, T. D. Taylor;
commissioner, ]. B. Saylor.
Pendleton Precinct.
Representative in congress-Ellis
55; Lafferty, 16; Reed, s; Shepherd
Governor-Abraham, 6; Bower
man, 40; Dimick. ,2S; Hofer, 20.
| Secretary of state-Benson, 81;
Wingate. %.
Treasurer-Hoyt, 40; Kay, A.
Justice of supreme court -four year
term, two to be elected)-Bean, 66;
Mcbride, 43; McCamant, "a.
Attorney general-Crawford, so;
Hart 2s.
superintendent Of public instruc-
tion-Alderman, 60.
State printer-wnliam ]. Clark, IS;
Willis S. Duniway AZ.
Labor commissioner-Hoff, 40; Or
ton. 33.
Joint senator-Barrett, as; Wilson.
Al.
4
Representative - Henneman, 10;
Hinkle, SO; Kern, SIS; Mann, SIS; Pc
terson, 10; Henry Schmitt 12.
! Observation-Disclosures, 54; Hend-
ley S5,
Surveyor-Kimbren, A; Macom-
ber 40.
North Pendleton.
Congressman-Ellis, %; Lafferty
Is: Reed 16; Shepherd, 6.
Governor-Abraham. 10: Bower
man. n; Dimick. 40; Hofer. l.
Secretary state-Benson 107; Win
gate %.
State treasurer-Hoyt, 20: Kay 63.
Justice of supreme court (four
year term, two to be elected) Bean.
III; Mcbride. 5S; McCamant, 50.
Attorney general-Crawford, SO;
Hart, As.
State prnter-w. Clark. 81; Dun
iway, IL.
Commissioner of labor-Hoff so;
Orton, A.
Joint senator-Barrett, 55; Wilson.
rs.