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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1894)
Vol. VII, No. 2. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE PROFESSIONAL CARDS. jjAVII) WII.EY, M. I»., PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, AU culls promptly attended to Office at the A ldkkman . TILLAMOOK. ORE. Mrs. May, School Superintendent THE PEOPLE 34. ARE VICTORIOUS A. T. White, Assessor, 32. A. M. Austin, Surveyor, 222. They Elect the Men of C. E. Reynolds, Coroner, 333. Mr. Selph is beaten in tliiscoun- Their Choice. ty by 112 votes, and in Yamhill ATT! >RNE YS-AT-LA W, TILLAMOOK, OREGON J T. MAULS BY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. QLA UDE THAYER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK. OREGON. W. SEVERANCE, ATTOIINEY-AT LAW, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. MISCELLANEOUS. I. F. LARSON BLACKSMITH. For Governor Wagon making, and all kinds of Wood-work and General Blacksmithing done. Mill Machinery Repaired. Congress.. Joint Rep Wagons Made to Order. J udge ¡S' Horse shoeing a Specialty. TILLAMOOK, Clerk ORE. LOUIS W. GLASER (Successor to John Sheets) $1.50 Per Year. The state has gone safely repub lican, the plurality being estimated at 15,000. The legislature is safe ly republican, insuring the election of United States Senator by the r<- publicans. Hermann is re-elected to Congress, and the republicans have been generally successful in the county elections. Jm‘ Simons is elected slate Senator over Ex Governor Thayer, and the republi cans were successful in Multnomah county. John Fox, republican, was probably defeated for state Sen ator in Clatsop by J. IL Smith, democrat. The republicans elec ted both Representatives. county by over 600 votes. Dyer run close to Selph in Yamhill conn, A Heavier Vote than Was Anticipated Was tv. Guild's majority will be over Polled--Good Feeling Prevails 700 all told. In this county the populists poll Following are the successful can ed many more votes than the dem didates with the majorities by the ocrats. Over 1000 votes were official count: east in this county, being larger W. W. Conder, Judge, 128. than expected. T. II. Goyne, Clerk, 28. T able S howing V ote . J. H. Jackson, Sheriff, 104. The following table shows the I). 1’. Harvey, 4 year Commis Out of 1030 votes in this county vote of each candidate in each pre- sioner, 135. on the congressional ticket, 534 L. 1!. Alley, 2 year Commission cinct in this county, that is, for j were for Hermann, 268 for Miller, er, 128. governor, congressmen, joint repre populist, 212 for Weatherford, dem John Barker, Treasurer, 95. sentative and the county tickets: ocrat, and 16 for Hurst, prohibi- , tiouist. This is perhaps a fair par- ! tv test, as it runs nearly the same mi the state ticket all through, ami ! it shows there are more republi cans in this county than there are populists, democrats mid prohibi Names of Candidates. | tionists combined. Yet, by bad management the republicans al low some of their candidates to be defeated every election. WE TOLD YOU SO (JELPIl & MAY, Y 7. 1894. Sheriff Com. 4 yrs Coin. 2 yrs [ Wm. Galloway D. < J hk Kennedy Pr. | Wm. 1’. Lord R tNathan Pierce Pop. (Binger Hermann R. •( Charles Miller Pop (J. K. Weather ford D < j. W. Dyer, Pop . <11. G. Guild R 6- L Selph 1) i W W Conder D . ¿G \s Sappington R. <C W Miiilli l’< p . i II Goyne I».. <G R Hutt Pop. LI. R. Mills R ■ j D Edwards 1) . ¿J H ^aeksoH R (Tom Williams Pop . d)P Harvey R. ¿T J Lucy D ((» A Mowers Pop < L B Alley R . ¿JU Coiner Pop . (\V S Cone I) i J P Allen Fop . ¿John Barker R (A Williams D i J W ask ins Pop - Theo. Steinhilber 1) ( A T White R 1T B Handley R ’ (Carrie May Pop i A M Austin R ¿Lewis I, Smith D (W D Wood l’op U)r F R Madison I) . 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I w 5 2 . 40 »» * 31 ** O - 88 1335 »3 4 12 \ 14 5*1 ' 2 »2 24 3b 29 17 22 20 2: 7 14 Ih 11 05A3 I I 21 /I 24 1A 95 3» 29 2b 2o 24 28 5 c 16 20 15 13'77! 7 27 3° 82 15 3s 20 b 48124 8 17 - 0 ........ 20 25 .. I05 33 40 lb 21 21 «4 I 6 35 10 15 7' 54 » 171 .14 9 ‘5 16 13 .19 4 9 M! 40 5 S U 1 31 5 •3 lo J<| 1O| 5, 13 lì 14 is i„ 6 7 13 ¿1 95' ? ’8 »1128 31 47|1S 47|»7 There was a great deal of excite ment and some hard feeling during the campaign just ended, though at the last it narrowed down to good natured electioneering. Now it is over, and everybody seems to have a friendly spirit regarding the contest. Everyone should now devote the same energy to making butter, raising potatoes, sawing lumber mid improving the country. The official count shows the vote for circuit judge to be as follows: Treasurer J. J. Daly. 241», II. IL Hewitt, 48», Assessor Sam R. Stott, 260. For district at School Supt Am Prepared to do all Kinds torney, C. H. Dalrymple 354, Jas. S. McCain 518, L. II. Montayne, of Cooperage Work-Butter Work a Surveyor democrat, 15». Mr. McCain ran Coroner Specialty. ahead of his ticket here. The bal- ---------------------------------------------------- ance of the state mid district vote Good men were elected in most not shown in the table runs about Mr. Steinhilber received 120 every instance, and a larger num- the mine as it does for governor votes more than the democrats on her of good men were defeated. a,,,l congressman. the state ticket. COOPERACE WORKS CHAg. pETER^ON. BARBER - - • SHOP- ------------------------ ------------ There were 1043 votes cast ill Perhaps the politicians will take Tiie dollar nite for subscription this election, and a great many did First Class in Every Particular. a back seat next time anil allow the : to this paper has been greatly np- not attend the polls. It was Shaving, people to run the conventions. j preciated by the people. Mair Cutting, thought the vote would be lighter Shampooing- The jiopulist vote ill the state is than usual, but the increase shows If Mr. Guild and the other Yam BATHROOMS IN CONNECTION. that the population of the county hill legislators will keep their word greater than that of the democrats, The patronage of the public is reepect- in regard to getting Tillamook a and some strong democratic coun is steadily increasing not withstand iil-y solicited. ! representative of her own, we will ties have been carried by the pop ing the general hard times in tin- I n R f - vnoli »' P ormitcrb S tone . west. ulists. 1 be satisfied. TILLAMOOK. .... OREGON
