Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-04

rs Uninssrucsed az to desesst. be
IN FAVOR Of forfeiture.
aAs yuAs coCSrY
10 represented by n. SjckIa. ara In.
sweeney. No instructions. Deleoa.io,
.avors Bradshaw for delegate. AID FOR
TEXTURE OF nnearned lands
STEVENS COUNTY.
Two delegates were elected there. who
gave Iueir proxies to A. A.. NevberYy
p agent OF the Northern Pacific
n1uloao, who will represent Steven,
county. NO instructions, bat Of course
anti-forfeiture.
sKAorr COUNTY.
=, represented BY II. @. Bankhsusen. @.
v: calhoun, u. Kincaid and Thos. Cain
All here bat kineaid, vho il represented
oy PROXY. Delegation divided be-
tween BRADSHAW and the best man. In
s'rnetions 10 favor unconditional for
ieiture, passed by the County Couven-
tion, Will be respected.
SPOKANE COUNTY.
Represented by W. NJ. Marshall. B.F
Copeland, Z. A. Dashislls. V. W. Van
Vile, Geo. W. Watson, w. C. Jones, J. s,
Fen, A. A. Smith, Alex. Watt and ID.
Stroup. most OF whom ara here. This
delegation expresses a decided prefer
ence Tor Major Armstrong. A majority
also favors conditional forfeiture.
wAHKIAKUM COUNTY
Elected two delegates, who gave proxies
10 N. ii. Bloomfield. Who will prob.bIy
turn them over to W. II. Black, of Cow
lltz County. Wahkiakum County ia
vors forfeiture.
sKAMASIA COUNTY
Is represented by Messrs. Halton, Kin
nie. Butler and Kelly. No instructions.
rHURsToS COUNTY.
represented by Peter Mckenzie. A.
A. Phillips, VIM. McMicken, L. Tallen-
tine. W. .. Bush and Thos. Hsacoek
Two of these are repres snted by proxies.
Favor Judge Hoyt for delegate, aud CD
posed to forfeiture, or at least will 90
no farther than conditional forfeiture.
wALLA wALLA COUNTY
Is represented by NJ. c.. Moore. u. I
Crowley, j. ID. Lamar. VIM. Slime. PAM
d Hierry, W. f. Miner, j. w. Dewar. l..
Is. Geer. VIM. Fudge and j. PettiiosD.
ihls delegation comes uninstrurted. but
II favorable to Brents. The forfeitur.
question cut no figure in that county.
and the delegation is not decided on the
wHArooM COUNTY.
w. ID. Jenkins, ID. Rogers and Amos
hand we're chosen delegates to repre-
sent this county. Jenkins and Rand
are mere, and are for Bradshaw for Dele
gate and in favor of forfeitare.
WHITMAN COUNTY.
5. q. Mcmillan, @. b. Hopkins, j. w.
Jackson James A. Perkins, l. r. Israop.
Orville Stewart, I. j. Smith, Milton GA
bel, j. ID. Bellin9er, |. X. Luce, Georoe
Comegys and Mrs. T.. L. Trimble were
elected, bot only three of whom are here.
VIZ: Stone, Perkins aud Hopkins, and
have the proxies of the absentees, The
delegation Is solid for Major j. VI. Arm.
strong and conditional forfeiture.
YAKIMA COUNTY.
j. NJ. Adams. g. W. Canly, Joseph
Bower and Edward Whitson are here
- the regularly elected delegation.
They are solid for unconditional for
felture, nd also favor Edward Whitson |
Tor Delegate. Thsre IL a second dele |
Rat ON from this county composed of |
boilers from tue regular convention.
They are said TO be railroad to- lis, and |
opposed to the best interests of Yakima
county. They will endeavor to secure |
seats In the Convention to the exclusion |
Of the regularly elected delegates, but |
surely no Republican convention would |
perpotrate so gross an outrage as to |
Dust the regularly elected delegates and |
seat q lot of boilers.
The probable strength of the various
factions on the question of
FORFEITURE
Can be seen from the following table: