Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-02

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e1o91n D19IrUzn 81 IL n,esei1c. -
sa1aea y. MeDarmots VS. elee1ed -.
1e.Ary. Tbs DeIoaatsa ahnnnr vI1rr -
1ciiegss a. G. TurneE. Wm. Z. f3ooSa.
wleGs.IoMs Qnakisa Webbsr. and
DANES q. MaDeFmos1.
EncoND wAnp.
About GfaH neanuns ssnurss,lsa a fa.n
building o. ahe sosneF II $500 -
MARION aixnstz, fke wi7arwr ~ 1900
nad b9eu frosted to nknt CT - rrIsrr
gazs q ne pahlic.
a m4n 81 fhe nams o. Warner. who
edits Ne 6eFnan pauer. go ursrr
/ glasses, took charge - he meofinr.
and eon1lllnled hfmsslf chaffnan.
| ui1aouf ealing Tor soss. He aupoinled
large fair hooking muscnIsf fellow.
Nn0 drives ons q ths city taama, door
keeper.
Wa. Ooohrans, q Hauak afough
lAa1 arose, and declared that ~ -,
lieyed tneze were reporters 81 she Punr.
lMTAz4aeEnuMn and Tfmes present, and
~ ncssd they be oct ca. Ona Fepqr-
Ter wont Out and enc vas pus aRt.
A pledge wAa taen circulated. hfnatnu
~ Who signed - stand b. the aelian ol
mas nesting, &nd every man who wouId
uot eiHn Baa geDoEted % he so-oalIef
chairman, and bounced.
epeoohe8 we're fhsn made By Melody
Choir, Wn- OochEaae, Mrs.. Moaara,
and M. bo0lt, ne baFbes, with oooa-
sional aIde remarks b Ne chairman.
Choir said be had had soune expert
enoe u politics. bet nsseE so meeting
run like that befops.
Mra M0oe1s said thaEs uaEa many
tompsrauoe peepio smaE1lnR nndor their
Eacanl 04Iea1 VITO miah1 BE- induced d
tnin TIE "psOpla8 paKsyn b puitimR 40
temperance men, and 4 little tamoer-
anes In lhs plaffeEn.
Mr.. WaaneF thouahs fempsrancs and
politics did net 80 veil together, and
ob3eeted 70 mixing feliasen end ten.
peranee up II Bueh matters.
nootA ne barber, eh0RRht 4 bait
should BE- throgn out for the oolore6
vote. end hoDe4 some suoh massacre
8ould Be adopted.
The following delegates e ths city
eonventiol Wafo ealeefod o. r. WaR-
naE. Wm. Cochran, Jaaas Qniltar, Ms,
3. hummeli, Mari. CAliiaaR.
Tbs question ef lnatKuotinR the dele
aates cams up. Ghondg YES ihe favor
40 for mayer, Murphy for chief 81
police, and WasthoA. Ooppin and Par
keg we're discussed for o0anniiman.
Atler aome further speeches and
rambling reuasks, ths mo8tiuq 3D.
icurRed sabieot ~ the ell % che Chair
nan. The Fidieulsus feature Of ths
meettnR vas the expelling Of reporters
from ward mostlng.
zRfnD wkzD.
In the third ward, Juniua Rochester
Waa chosen chairman and Lyman Wood ,
secretary. Delegates e sue city con
yontIon we're eieoied - felioe9 A. W.
Riper, d. w. Treat, Il. Booit, John
keano aad J. +. Coehrans. An Infor-
NAL ballot was taken showing that Il
vas tho sense Of the meetinR THAI w. II.
Bh0udy be- naminated for mayor, Wan.
MuFphy aa chief, Jnnina Rochester as
city Attorney, and A. w. Piper and Mel
San Uhllberg o. John keana as eounoil-
men. The notion Of the executive CON-
mittgo ~ pelltioniaG O. proposing 70
petition the CITY Counefl % grant their
party the privilege Of ksepinR I've o.
throo men near che bsllot box, 10 soa
that . fair count Is ehtained was In
oorsoo. 9peeohas Wsfe made b. John
keane, W. 3. Wilson, J. =. OochFano,
Mrs. kenwoFthy and otkarE An invita-
lion wks extended 10 ell 70 attend thsiF
pienlo on she bth Of Jniy, q most en-
phatlc exception being made % all dep
MY ahsrtna and @bfaas bations."
FoUnxH wkap.
Tho primary il this ward was prob
ably better attended than any Of the
oiherl about 100 persons being present.
+. 3. kleeg was chosen chairman aud
Albro 0ardner secretary Of the meeting.
An extended vote for delegates 10 the
city convention resulted Ia she I've fol-
loving being ahosan. W. L. Preston.
". =. Wilson. A. kilan, Jos. A. Stewart
aud o. y. Compton.
A recess Of ten minutes vas declared
BY The Chair aud upon the meeting be-
inG called % efder e vas aunounood
that u YES desired % obtain an ex
precision " the meeting e. 10 Who
were the choice for nominations on the
ticket ~ be placed ID the hald al the
coming city election. For aouncilmon
the following were quickly nominated;
II. w. Lake. II. u, AinakleV. II p,
Back, W. j. keating and W. Il. Wilson.
just ~ the name Of r. w. Lake was 90
be baliated npou W. e. Wilson moved
that the nomination Of Mr.. Lake Be the
hnal choices for The nominee Of this
ward. The molten vas opposed and
Mr.. HaFklns attempted 10 explain that
Il vas the desire 10 make tha vote
simply an iuformal haIlo4 30 ssa what
vas the feeling OF the ward.
w. Il. Preston volunteered the infer
matinn thai it uos not on The program
10 nominate Ooanoilmen, o. 10 Instruct
the delegates. AfhaFo are too many
deputy snariffa here. We don't want
these nowapapaF reporters 20 hear about
who Cur candidates are, 30 We will have
- call another msetina.n
AZ that u was moved % ndiourn, but
W. Il. Wilson asked khe privilege Of aay-
ing q few words about an important
matter. he aaid that many % Ne
judges Of the eomina eieotion we're
members Of TIE Loyal LisaQue commit
toos, and &c behooVed the membeFa Of
ths Peoples party % watch the ballot
boxes on eleelioa dag. He Fidiouisd
The loyalty question and referred 10 the
var record % those anrrounding him -
proof Of their loyalty.
Frank p. Hamen, proprietoF Of The
Hafe Way House, saatad that be had
made q canvass of tha s8loon men Of
chs town and found that they wauld
support Hhondy with enthusiasm Il be
were placed h nemiRation for Mayer.
This announcement waa greeted With
applause
i. Chsadla, The Lake Unlon grocer.
made shoFt spesee advocating peace,
harm0ny aud Christianity - the only
rellefs from ths REssent diaaea lilies
w. Il. Preston then said thai be Gid
not care II the Depaly Shsgihs shot him
down, but there wefs 0thsfs n TIE town
that be DID nos care % ZEE killed. He
invited aIl 20 the picnie and the oaleoEn-
lion on Jaly 5lA, expressly stating thai
'sthsy didn't want any Deputy saeri6l
around.n
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