MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEPFORD. OREGON
SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1962
Absentee Ballot Vote Fails to .
Change May 1 8 Election Races
Absentee ballot vote returns
did not materially affect the
primary election results, ac
cording to figures available
at the Jackson county elec
tions department.
The following are the ab
sentee votes. The official can
vass is expected to be com
pleted in about two weeks.
. REPUBLICAN
For U. S. Senator: J. Baca
loff 4: Glenn E. Brixey 3;
R. F. Cook 7; Edwin R. bur
no 195; Harold M. Livingston
;4; Sig Unandcr 74.
For Congress, fourth dis
trict: Carl Fisher 241.
' For Governor: H. G. Alt-
vater 25; Mark Hatfield 259.
For labor commissioner: Al
; bed (Pat) Blair 219.
, For State Senator: L. W.
: (Lynn) Ncwbry 199; Donald
!L. Slathos 86.
For Slate Representative
(three positions): Edward
'.Branchfield 194; John R. Del
'lenbach 245; Alexandder A.
Dumas 175.
For county assessor: Herb
.Hunter 235.
; For county clerk: Bereth P.
Hopkins 237.
, For county commissioner:
David S. Blair 65; Donald E.
Faber 85; Melvin J. Lattie 78;
.Floyd R. McCabe 9; Fred L.
.Walker 23.
For county judge: Homer A.
' Conger 97; Harry E. Hawk 16;
.Earl M. Miller 158.
For county sheriff: Tim J.
"Horn 10; De A. Leigh 137;
William H. Manning 45; Ar
thur M. Savard 30; Jack Sides
30.
Write in votes for Republi
cans on the absentee ballots
were: Thad Hatten for county
assessor 9; Sig Unander for
governor 1; Marvin Madden
for county clerk 7; Evan Ras
mussen for county judge 2;
Phyllis Gilman for county
clerk, 1; Berle Stephens for
county sheriff 2; Larry Shee
han for county commissioner
2; and Evan Rasmussen for
county commissioner 1.
DEMOCRATIC
For U. S. Senator: Charles
E. Gilbert 24; Wayne Morse
151.
For Congress, fourth dis
trict: Robert B. Duncan 120;
Patrick M. Flynn 5; Charles
O. Porter 37; Robert W.
Straub 14.
For Governor: Dan N. Cox
5; Walter J. Pearson 34; Roh
ert Y. Thornton 133; M. A.
(Cap) Yegge 1.
For labor commissioner:
Vic Davis 41; Norman O. Nil
sen 120.
For State Senator: Henry F.
Padgham Jr. 130.
For State Representative
(three positions): Alva N. (Al)
Bradford 118; Charles W.
Crary 119; James A. Redden
109.
For county assessor: Thad
W. Hatten 162.
For county clerk: E. M.
Madden 161.
For county commissioner:
Edward Kron 29; Larry Shee
han 126.
For county judge: John L.
Gregory 24; Ralph A. James
63; Evan E. Rasmussen 44;
and K C. (Swede) Wern
mark 33.
For county sheriff: Berle
E. Stephens 115; Harold Don
ald Ottosen 48.
Write-ins on the absentee
ballots were William Death
erage for state senator 1; Wil
liam Morrison for state sena
tor 18; Bereth Hopkins for
county clerk 1; Lyndel Ncw
bry for slate senator 2; Frank
Barnthouse for state represen
tative 1; Andrew E. Stevens
for state representative 1;
land Paul Beltiol for county
jsheriff 1.
1 MEASURES
Six per cenl limitation
amendment, yes 177; no 220.
I Salaries of slate legislators,
yes 286; no 127.
Jackson county home rule
charter, yes 1B4; no 265.
City of Central Point, dogs
running at large, yes 1; no 6.
City of Butte Falls, dogs
running at large, yes 0; no 3.
Anne xation, southwest
Medford, yes 4; no 0.
NON-PARTISAN
For Supreme Court: Arno
H. Donecke 257; Lyle R.
Wolff 140.
For Tax Judge: Peter Gun
nar 350; Raymond L. Jones
76.
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