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OIIEOON'CITY,-V'OIK(JON, FRIDAY, KKI'TKMIIKK .'50, f)10.
FORTY FOURTH YEAR No. 30.
ESTABLISHED 1866
SURPRISES
IN PRIMARY
Successful Candidates for County Offices in the Republican Primaries RESULTS OF
PRIMARIES
i i 4 4 ! -M M I H
4- The Enterprise It the
only Clackamas County
4' Newspaper that prlnti
4' all of Hit ntwt of thlt
4' growing County.
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ASSEMBLY MADE LITTLI DIF'
FERENCE TO CLACKAMAS
VOTERS SATURDAY.
DIMICK POLLS BIG VOTE
Bowerman Run Behind Hofer -Wlh
Hams, Mulvoy, Oimickk Hackett,
' Blair and Meldium Win Out '
From Opponent!. '
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STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
('(timi'.'HHuimi W. C HAWI.HY, !
uf Mnrliin,
i uveritor--JAY lltlWKUMAN. of ,
Gilliam.
i Heerctary uf KIM"K. V. M'.S-
HON. of IhiiiKlnN.
HiiiIk Ttt'iiiirr-TIK)MAa II.
KAY, of Murloli.
Hiipiomn Jiii'. four year 4
hTin TII)rS A. Mcllllll'i;. t
uf (iiirknnm, Mini IIKNKY J.
HICAN, uf I'liuitlllM. ,
HnptciiH' Justice, Mix yiHr li'rni
(iicoiKiic ii. iii itNinr. of
Miirloii. mi. I Kit AN K A.
MOOItK, of Columbia.
Attorney General - A. M. CRAW-
FORI), of Ihniglna.
Hiipcrlntendeiil uf I'iiIiIIc III'
. tdrnctlon--U It AIJ'KHMAN.
of Ijiiiiv
Hinic filntfr-WILLI 8. Pl'N-
IWAY. of Miilnioiniili.
- ('iiniiiililoiii'r of llor-. I'.
ll )(,'. of Mtitliioidit h.
Ititllrond riiiiiinlloiior-- FRANK
.1 MII.I.KIl. of Mini.
. Htut.. Kuttlt r--.lo. II. LEW-
IS. of Million.
Wnl it Hiiiierltilouilclit JAMES
T. CIIINNOCK, of Miillliomuli.
Clirillt Judges, tlftll )ll.lliiiil
. iiitintj. r. rAMi'iiin.u
of (iuikiiniiiK, ml X A.
KAKIN. of Cluliup.'
Joint tf.'imtur, M lilt liiillillll. Clark-
iiniiiM Hint t'lihinnllii DAN J.
MALARKKY. of Miiltmiinnli.
.tnlnt Representative, ( "1 n ik it-
mud mill MiiHiioiiiuIi- V. It.
I'll ATTKN, of fliirkiitnii.
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COUNTY TICKET.
Huio ricliBlnrWAl.TKIl A
DIMICK.
..prM. ilntv..- l". J. CAItTl'll. I
I.INN H JUNKS. .M. A. MA X" !
t Cnuiity Jililno - JOHN V. CI.AKK. f
' Coiiitiilniloiiir NM'IIOI.Art ',
JII.AIIl. i
. Sh-rirf-H C. JIACKKTT.
I'li rk - V. I MCI.VKY,
. It .W.l. r- IJX)YI K. WIIJ
I A MS. s
t Tr.iooiri.r-. I. A.'TI'rTS. "
. Cnronor UK THOMAS J. K-'IX.
Surveyor D. T. ,M ICI.DIlt'M.
juatlct District No. 4. '
Jiisilro of tlio I'iih,o--V. W. II.
f SAMSON.
. Cniintiilil.'-dKOItGH A. TlltOWN 4
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Ail iiiiiiI.vmIh of tlio vulo In'Cliii'kiiiiiiiM
County nlioH t tlutt nix out of tlio olk'ht
nuiilliiiiti'M r.ir riniiily ulllivrn In
iliirH.'ii hy tho lii.ptiliilciiii roiiuty itH
iti'iiilily wuro Hiirfi'UHfiil. luillriiilim
(tint iishln from I lift loKlHullvn ticket
tin) KcpiililiriuiH Rt'iiorHlly paid III 1 !
iitti'iitlon to llii' nuoHtloii of wht'tlior
I In. axplrunia hud Iiimmi liulorni'il hy
Hit. asMi'inlily or not. Tlioitfi who
with liiilurHcil mid who wrro aiicri'iot
fill with:
Cnuiity JiiiIki', John V. Chirk; com
niUklMiiiT, Nltli'ilHH lllitlr; Blmrlff, 1'.
C. Iliu'kt-tt; Irt'HHiiriT, Jiinifa A.
Tuftit; coruiH'r, Dr. Tlioiimj J. Kox;
htii'vi'yor, Ii. T. Mt'lilniin.
(I. M . Utkc, citiiilliliilo fur dork,
mill K. '. I hm! ui i ii. rniiillilutu fur
rffonlfr, who rorolvoil tint ussoiulily
liiilomi'int'iit. wont ht'itlon, hut (lutlr
drfi'iit cjiimot Im nttrlhiiit'il tu tlio iih
Ni'inhly, for Di'ilnuin, iifltT IiuvIiir the
liiiloiKt'iiii'iit, pulilli'ly I'i'piiilliitnil It
mill ni'ViT huiikIiI II, mill l.iik't wiih lit
Ho Hum n factor III the nice, for Mill
vcy liinl lli'i h 1 1 ii ii t Ion well In' limid
from tho IickIiiiiIiik. Tlio vottt for
.Mr. Clitrk wiih n primt huipi'Ihi', not
licritiiKO ho wiih liulm-Hi'il hy tho n
rfoinhly, hut ho cmno Itita tho ruco nt
a liilo Ixuir unil many IiikJ eonct'ded
I ho humiliation of John I.wt'lh'ii. Dr.i
Koic, for coroner, anil J A. Tuft, for
trciiHiirer. hail no oppoHlllon, Tho
humiliation of IJuytl K. Wllllaiild fur
recorder over K. V. Doilmmi ocrn-
Hloiieil hoiiio BiirprlHit. Mr. Williams
polled an extremely Inrso vuto In tho
(Coiitlniii'il on pao 4.)
BROWNELLTO BOLT
ASSEMBLYNOMINEES
FORMER REPUBLICAN SENATOR
DECLARES HIS ENMITY
TO BOYVERMAN,
(Iihiikh C. llrownell, for 12 yearn
Hiale Hi'tintor from ChtckumnH county
niul who bus thrcu t lines been
honored with elect ion to that office
liy die lie publican party, will refusn
to support Jay llowerman for Cover
nor, and will bull ull llopubllran nom
inees who woro endorsed hy tint ns
senibly. save thoHit who worn prcHei.
ted wllh I he ImlorHomeut without
Hiillcltnllon. Mr, llrownell takes tho
h'lgh ground that he fought the as
sembly through the primary cam
paign and that If il was wrong
then, It Ih wrong now nn.l that the
only way to effectually kill It Is to do-,
fi'lit thi) liHHCinhly Republican nomin
ees. II, Is probable therefore, thai ho
will come nut npenly nud make a
light against Mr, lluworiuan mid
other Republican nominees who were
In liny wny Idem Hied wllh tho asnV'tn-fcly.
W, A. Dimlck, Slit Senator.
CANDIDATES
STAND FIRM
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES AGREE
TO SUPPORT STATE AND
COUNTY TICKET.
PRIMARY FIGHT OVER
. Mn.
of Cluckimaj to Line
For Nominees From
Top to Bottom. -
Up
The ciiinllil.iiH, fur I(.'iii1iIIc.iii
inuiiliiiitliMi who wi'tc nucoi'.iifiil lit tin
(Minimi'' limt H.'i'iinl.iy In ('lrKniiia:i
(i uii iv l 1 1 in. up fur t)n piulrc
Iti-piihllriin Sliito im.l ('utility llrkoj
n K.irilli'nK of liny fmnlly irotilih- In
tln party riuikH licfon tlio primary
I'liTllon. TliiT" In Ki'iU'i'Hl i11km
iillliiu In t'lncKnuint coimty for the
. ! It"'piililtni to (!'t toKt'llior for thr
S'lillr tlrkft. rriiHrdlvM - u( tlm prl
i utiiry tlKtit. uii.l County JiiiIko Dlinli k
who inn. I.' u line rnrw fur K'iTiuir
mid who rerelved 'nioro volea In
I ClHckuiuaii euiitiiy than iU three op
' j . iii i ( . In the flrnt tu cum" out ill
J itupporl (if Juy llowerman, tlio lle-i
i piihllcan iiuiuliit'o tor Kovernor. :
I Walter A. Dluilrk, wliu wan nuni-1
Inaled hy the tipuhllfiinn for 8Uli ,
Si'iiiitur, iiiid 1 .1 ii ii K. Juiien mil) K. I'. I
Carter, the Htict.'HMfiil twndlilnte for!
Iti.pieMeiitittlve, when Interviewed, do
dined their llltentlnn to nupHrt the
Iti'piilillciiii ticket from tup tu bottom .
M. A. ,MRtilie. the third gtlcceKxftll ;
ramllilate for ItcpreHelitntlve, wim out
of the city, hut it U tielleved lie will
follow the loud of III running mute
I neueve uie neptimii'iiiiH nuoimi .
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Pl'l IIIIMIII'l HIIU WHIR I'M IIH- BUV-j
C.'HH I tile llt'KCI, Pjliu .ill. iijiii.t n
hut .he llepuhllcafr party or any part
I'l llint pillljr ill nun mm., i.ii.i w
try to knife Slatement No. 1 iiiul the
election of I'tilted SlateH HeliHtura by
the people. The pooplu of thU atate
hnvo unlit on three necuHlona that they
waul HiIh H.vgtem of election of United
Stale SeniilurH. The people of thin
Htate have fiiunht for It fur three
yearn niul they meaii to keep It ut ull
cuxtn. I hIiiiII mil fllncli unit Inch
on the Htmiil I took upon thla line in
the primary cnmpnlKil and 1 propose
to IIkIh fur It'ln the future. 1 helleve
the iiomlnccH Hhould let the peoplt
Jiiluw where they Mtmid on themt prln
clplea. I never have knifed the lie-
pulill an ticket mid I do nut propone
to lii'Kln iIiiIiik It now."
Mr. Joueg nud Mr. Carter Hinted the
HiHi'iwHfnl rmiilhlaleH could do no
h'HH than lino up for tho entire ticket
Tim liiinniSnliin feelliiK nmuiiK the
Hepiihlleanft of CliickiitmiH county
pelutH to tho HiicceHx of the Hcpuhll-
cii n ticket from Governor down to
CilliHlalile.
J. M. Cummlngs Interred.
V
The fu ne nil of the lute J, M. Cum
in I n mh. who died at his homo in Clad
sione, was held Hiimlny from thu Cum
mlngs resldoilce. Mn Cummlngs was
a native of Ciinada and was 7:1 years
old, For tho past 2i years ho has
been a resident of Clackamas County.
He Is survived by. throo sons, Wil
liam, John ittul Robert,
CIRCUIT JUDGE J. U. CAMPBbLL.
who wat renominated without op
position and who will aucceod him
self In November.
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Linn E. Jonea, Representative.
Dr. Thoa. J. Fox, Coroner.
SON REPORTED KILLED.
Mr.
and Mrt, Ladd Given 8c a re
A Telephone Metaage.
By
Mr. itud Mr, t'lmrlea- Iji.Ii! were
Chen a terrlhle fright Friday when
Homeone telelihuued Mm, ljidd that
her Ki'ti hnd lioeii run over and killed
on IiIh way to hcIkhi). Mr. and Mm.
Utild riiHhiMl to the llarclay school
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Football Days Are With Us Now
THE MOLESKIN KNIGHT AND COUNTY FAIR ARE ON THE ROSTRUM, WHILE THE
f HUNTER SIDESTEPS ANGRY FARMERS.
OCTOBER.
T. Koosevett hat come bncV to the
V,,M.t
Of all the Hough Riders his luck was
the best.
r(Hl
from Dnkiitith to San Juan
Hill
A() ( ' f(l1(
him the Spaniards he
wanted to
Shouting. '
kill,
'Into 'em TVlll'
An' Into 'em deep!"
And the men of liramidu
Went down In a heap,
lie rested his broncho and fed him
his (ill, mid then he rode yelling up
Capitol Si III. He wasn't expecting or
asking a thing, hut he landed right
In the polltlcul ring, shouting. "Into
'em Teddy, aud Into 'em plumlr. " anil
the poor politicians (tent down In a
lump;
He watered his pinto and fed him
some, oats,
And then remounted and hunted for
gums.
Ho found him some people who didn't
ngreo
With all of his notions, and gave a
whoop-pee.
Yelling, "Into 'em Teddy,
An' Into 'em hot!"
Aud ho knocked them all Into
The plitomless but.
Ho hobbled his charger und gave him
some grass, and then ho went after
someone In his class. lie put up a lion
wllh blood In his eye, mid he clapped
on tho spurs with a terrible cry, say
ing "Into Mm Teddy, an' into 'Im
hard!
uud the Hon passed on to his
II mt t reward.
Ho breathed his good mtislang
mid
looked him iiiiiiiikI,
Hut further adventure wns not to bo
found.
So he pulled up his trousers and
pulled down his vest.
And slowly rode back to
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his
time West,
Shouting, "Hack to 'em, Teddy,
An' back to 'em proud!"
And they gathered about him
And solemnly bowed.
He rodu In his saddle and rode on
his head, and he put all the tender
feet under the bed He dashed to
the Kast, and he dashed to tho West,
and ho hailed belore them, expanding
his chest, saying, "Three cheers for
Teddy, the pride of the West!" and
they took a great pleasure In doing
the rout.
October Is from tho lathi octo,
nionnMng eight, and It was formerly
tho eighth monlh of tho year. This
brought the football season nroitndlnt
a time whun there was grave danger
of being suffocated before tho hull
wns even put Into play, and there was
a great deal of dlHsutlafnelton nt the
old Greek anil Roman universities. A
change was frequently tallied of, hut
It remained for Niiniu rompllltis. who
wns one of the early friends of edu-
cation, to do anything about it. In
713 H. ( be moved October along to
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F. Clark, County Judge.
John
V
W. L. fffulvey, Clerk.
hulIdliiK and found that the report
wh nltoKt'ther uiitnit) ami that their
hoy wan In line health and nplrttH.
Juki how the revort orluimiled l not
known, hut whoever telephoned, used
I tour Jtulnmenl. even If u "practical
Joke" wiih not liileiidtd.
Militiamen Ccl'plimtntad.
take .plcmttiro In compliment inn
Its prusent place in tho calendar, and
the quarterback on u football
i team nays before snapping the ball
Nutna, Niima,
II C.
Come seven.
One, three!
which the rooters, who
a very high statu of pro
kt the latter days of Niinui,
After
reached
llclenry
recite, .
Niima, N imia.
Jloonialoenm,
Come seven,
One, three,
n. c.
W hoopee!
SUvash!
or whatever the name of the school
Is, as you may hear them doing any
time this month by following the rlHt
wagon when it piifes.
1'nlll the 2!!d of the mouth, October
will bo under the Influence of Libra,
the Tmlnnce, which is the seventh sign
of the xodlac. This will enable every
body running for oiTlce to keep on the
fence pretty well ns to tho real Issues
of the campaign, hut when tho sun
passes out of that constellation on the
following day Ihey will begin dropping
on one side or the other and t will
be easier to make out who the. true
friends of the people are. After the
2;!d w'e will be Inlluonced by Scorpio,
the Scorpion, which Is almost mean
ingless now, hut in early times typi
fied the manner In which the north
win)i 8tung the old Creeks, who were
In the hublt of going until very late In
the season without having on any
wear to speak of, either over or under.
A hit of Fall is as nloo a thing
As I know anything about
When tho pumpkin is ripening,
And the time Is opportune for kraut.
When the hunter gets his trappings
j out,
Awakened by tin1 'i"o or year,
j And the farmer, fnrhnis without.
And hot within, begins to shout,
"(let ou-ii-u-H-ut of here!
"Get ou-u-u-u-u-t of here dadblame
your skin!" '
Ah, that's the proper time to sigh
When the squirrel get" his doodles In
Against the winter by-and-by.
When the bending p aches of the sky
Aro very sofryuu' very near,
And the farmer with a watchful eye.
Regius to hop nVounil and cry,
"C.iY ou-u-u-u-u-t cf here!"
(let ou-u-u-u-u-t of here you blanky
blank!'; -Ah
that's tlie season of them ail
When winter hangs upon the tlnnk.
Of theVwilil goose passing In the
fall. .
When the plalntlw quail begins to
call
Across the golden fields and sere
And the farmer bursting from the tall
With W'nps and hounds begins to bawl
"Get oii-u-u u-u-t cf here!"
The melancholy ilnya will come, and
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E. C. Haekett, 8heriff.
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tho men of Company G on the ex -
nl condition of tnelr rllles," said
' Miijnr F. W. Settelmeler of Woodburn!
'at the quarterly muvter and Itispec-
i'(,n of fo: :ti)y (1, Third Infantry, O
, N.iG., Monday night. A large per !
I ceniuiie of the guardttmen were pres
I cut. Tho dress uniforms were worn
j that nlRht, Imt except on formal oc
; canioiiH this winter the meg will wear
j the olive drab uniform.
the pheasant will Intone his drum U-, throne, where queen Ora Is stationed
on the sad and drowsy wind in the ig formed of the national colors. Shft
solemn manner of his ' kind. The ' illls cbosen as- her attendants the fol
boomlng frog will sniff the breeze and j lowing Joung ladles of Clackamas
fall to digging on his knees, and ihe county: Miss Josle Curran, Oregon
hm-Kwheat cake An-ill take a crack at city;. Miss Leah Smith, Macksburg:
this fool thing of coming back. jiiss Olga Howe; Harlow; Miss Huff-
It may be Jeffries and his strain are man. New Era. The throne of the
never quite themselves auain, but the1 queen is on the second floor, but Is so
pickled pig's foot and the rest are al-( arranged that the visitors on the
ways equal to the test. They never; lower Moor may view the queen anil
dissipate a hit, but spend the summer ner malda
prime and lit. and let the frost suc-
ceed the dew, and they re there, you
bet, as good as new.
The doughty oyster on his shell, the
cn'tlln looking strong and wen. unit
clear and resolute of eye, the hardy
brands of winter pie. The upplehut-
ter, Juice and Hake, the same that ' ings were constructed this year. A
mother used to make, and the crack-; machinery hall has also been built on
ling of our youthfullot the cook and the grounds. Last year. It was nec
cuptalil of the pot. j essnry to use part of the pavilion for
! machinery, but as the space in that
The footbnl'l season will revet, and building was at a premium the offl
ine center rush will paw the dirt, j -3 " Association found it
HeNl wake the natives with his roar, 1 neeesary to errect a building for the
and bawl for victory and gore. The accommodation of the companies ex-plled-up
dvlng and the dead will moss hib ting machinery,
against his butting head, and he'll Never before was there a bet er
spin the planet in his rage just like lisi'la.v f the rosy cheeked apples
a squirrel In his cag "'" l '"c ""'lu 7"',,"'r
Alas for those who calmly sit devis-1 ably wl" he renowned Hood River
lug to denature it, and all the college PP'es- Many of the prominent fruit
renegades who think to temper It for growers of Clackamas county who are
maids! The students and the teach-" making a success of raising fine ap
ers howl, and the rooters and the P. h"ve taken quite an interest in
bleachers yowl, and damned xbe he "'s year's fair and have brought
who does not rjse and kill soiilebodv 1 many of their best apples. A. J.
twice his si.e. - Iwi8- o s,al,le Lae. R- S. Coe, of
The areoplanes will cruise the air
nlK.ve the old-time county fair, and
the lucky winner will be he who wins
th. Iw.sf tun fii a ii three. The rami-
er In his limousine will tool around !
upon the green, and the hired man .
wilt seize the chance to wear his:
other pair of pants.
The softer weather will defy
The blandishments of June,
And the month will give us by ami by
The offlcehunter's moon.
A chop will cost four bits a pound
And beef a buck a bite.
And the wolf will wear a groive
around
The cabin every night.
The ISth anniversary of the discov
ery of America by Christopher Colum
bus will be celebrated on the night of
the 14ih by the seven Guggenheim
brothers.
Mr. Roosevelt will bo stage mana
ger again this month. Tho villlan will
be the Demon Rum. Mr. Bryan will
he the father of the stolen child, aid
Mr. Cannon, who made the password
Hell Inst month, .will change It to
rend llell-p!
And then November will return
With cold nnd chilly draft.
And the wild goose going down
line
With Winter biting aft.
Lloyd E. Williamt, Recorder.
COUNTY FAIR
"BEST EVER"
FOURTH ANNUAL 0PEN8 ITS
GATES WITH EVERYTHING
FULLY PREPARED.
BIG CROWDS ATTENDING
Every Department Haa Fine List of
Entries, Comprising The Very
Best Produced In Clack
amas Races are Good.
every. department, fast horses on the
track and a lare crowd in attend
onco. the fourth annual Clackamas
i county Fair opened yesterday morn-
ing at Canby under most promising
conditions, and the "Better than ever"
prediction is well carried out by
those in charge. All arrangements
were completed, and all signs of
preparation were removed when the
big gates swung open to receive tbe
throngs of visitors from all part o(
the county.
On Tuesday, horses, livestock and
exhibits commenced arriving on the
grounds continuing until laie Wed
nesday afternoon. The big Pavilion
where several business houses are
' represented as well as granges and
I organizations of the county have ex
' liibits beside the flue display of fruits
j vegetables, fancy work, etc, is well
' tilled.. The Interior of the building
! is prettily decorated with the nation
: al colors aud other bright colors
which blend beautifully with the ever-
I greens and autumn leaves. The
Ourlng the past two weeks Presi-j
dent Smith has been on the grounds
j with workmen constructing buildings
, ami cleaning the park of rubbish
k. v. Morris, of Macksburg, was
j superintendent of the construction,
Two long livestock and poultry build
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ai are auiacii.ig no nine miei.in...
oy no- imimii-ug i-i n.mu
G. C. Mezger, of Portland, manager
(Continued on Page 4.)
W. C. HAWLEY, who was renomin
ated for Congress In the Primaries,
defeating B. F. Mulkey, of Southern
Oregon.
ONLY SIX SMALL PRECINCTS TO
BE HEARO FROM, SO VOTE
IS FIGURED OUT.
CLARK'S LEAD LARGEST
Despite H.s Late Entry in the' Race
Nominee for County Judge Ran
Far Ahead of Competitor and
Other Aspirants.
Returns from all'but the pretincta
of Hull Run, Dover, (ieorge, Sprlngwa
ter, Siitinyslde and (,'nlon nave ueen
received. The missing precincts will
not materially change the result, as
!) -per cent of the vote Is embraced
fn the other precincts. The re'urns
follow:
Congressman Hawlpv, uji; jiui.
key, 1H I.
Governor Abraham, 172; Rower
man, -I2'J ; Dlmlck, USj. Hofer, 471.
Secretary of State Benson, 155;
Wingate, 1012.
State Treasurer Hoyt, 75u; Ka
154i
Supreme Judge, 4 year term
Bean. 1292; MclJride, 1874; llcfam
ant. 522.
Supreme Judge, G year term Bur
nett, 12?4; Moore. 17o'J.
Attorney General Craw ford, Itlli);
Hart, C72.
Superintendent of Public Instruc
t:on Alderman, 159J.
State Printer Clarke, CS2; Dunnl
way, Labor Commissioner Hoff, 1037;
Orton, 12C0.
Railroad Commissioner Miller,
1305.
State Engineer I.wls, 1x10.
Water Superintendent Chlnnock,
lfioi; Gettins, 507.
Circuit Judge (two) Campbell.
20J5; En kin. 1417.
Joint Senator. Multnomah, Ciacka
nius and Columbia Drake, 472: Ma
larkey. 2241.
Joint Representative. Multnomah
and" Clackamas Cbatten, 1506; La
tourette, CS5. .
State Senator Dimlck, 1 305 ;
Huntley, S99.
Representatives Apperaon, S79;
Carter, 1313; Exc.n, 835: Jones, 1599;
.Magone. 11(44; Yoder, 680.
County Judge Clark, 145; Llewel
lyn, C7; Story, 417.
County Commissioner Blair, 11SS;
Mallatt, 949.
Sheriff D. R. Dimick, 1089; Haek
ett, 12S3.
County Clerk Lake, 385: Mulvev,
1348: .Taylor. C29.
County Recorder Dedman, 1106;
Williams, 1277.
County Treasurer J. A. Tufts
2087.
Coroner Fox, 1904.
Surveyor Meldrum, 1255; Roth
1087.
Justice of the Peace, Oregon City
District Greaves, 181; ' Hammond,
303; Samson, 446.
Constable, Oregon City District
Brown, 419; frost. 408.
West has carried the county for
Governor on the Democratic ticket.
Incomplete returns give him 175, to
87 for Myers.
Results at Sandy.
Sandy Ore., Sept. 28. The election
went off quietly. P. T. Shelley van
elected Justice of the Peace bv a
large vote over his oppouent, John
Revenue. Bert Jonsrud was elected
almost unanimously. Joel Jarl, his
opponent, did not make any effort to
wiu out.
5288 VOTERS REGISTERED..
Many Democrats Said to Have
Registered as Republicans.
There were 52S8 voters registered
for the primaries, divided as follows:
Republican. 3939; Democratic, 1016;
Prohibitionists, 82; Socialists, 136;
Populist, 1; Independent, 84; declined
to state, 30. It is estimated that
about 15 per cent, of the voters reg-
lstered as Republicans, are Demo'
crats, and have registered as Repub
licans for the purpose of participat
ing In the Republican primaries.
' Fined $10 For Fighting.
Pat Murray aud Sam Brasfield
were fined $10 each for fighting, by
justice of the Peace Samson Tues
day. Murray paid his fine, and Bras
field went to jail for five days.
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