The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-02

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si3lEg. aud w. II. Fletcher - secrr:ArT-
ssasnrnsrf<es en- permanent erzxaixssassa-
ors3E- 81 haxs asss and erede nstsls xSre sEr
rointed and the convention took rrecsk
unfff I o'e7osx "a the afte-aaoa- Al
sssat time tAe several comEnIrrees made
the1r reports. whsea were adapted AID tne
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reperx ca erxhstxztfos- H p Ss-rrss-an
wss ns'se yeyux1sgt chairman and J. g
T1Ftg< secretary ". III fsefEAer was
rssa=sa assistant secrEfzfy-
Lake RxF. muck. Tan. Wax ard wslkesgn
districts NC ~ n1s TUprese1ted An boar
o. Eaa-e Vas sssr55fed n arranging 1zsz
hos the Tosinx s&ouh be daDe and eoN
TIE delegase$ saoai4 be zrs<sETis0e1 II
was kn4s7y deei led that the country dis
friess sAo1as AzFs Hine and the cSsy eight
II fke Il siesez1ssss. an3i recess Was saksn
70 giFe each district a ehA.cs % rsrze Us
ehnzee.
rvoa corning 10 order every dissries rep
represented had a candidate more or less
exreps siniernufe and Ninrsr- No dis
frses bad nnore than TWO delegates exeeps
having three and the former e
IL w4s decided II AZ The First and Fourth
wards Of the eitF be allowed 0sae DELEGATE
aud the seeond and Third each three. Inc
Firsg GARD bad bat cue candidate. W. h
Harris. sni be wss elected By aceiznAtion
!
Tie See0szs wards candidates were next
! taken up They received The following
vote On the FIRST ballot. II p Garresison,
.; A. A kniRhs. %. c. 9 Barlow, ~, EaAs.
Re.sheas3eh. :: c. T. ChIsnau. 81 J. d.
HogBe. IS; +. g. Nixon. "a B. w. SoinEs,
-; W. Thompson, 3. J. b. Bingham, 4;
G. NJ barton, ,
Farty-six votes we're necessary 70 e
choice. r. n Garrrstsoa and C. 7. Uhl-
| man were the only ores receiving the
requisite number. c. :. Barlow lacked
but one. ssd upon motion ne vas chosen
as the third The tarse receiving the ne X
I highest votes. W. ]. Thompson 3. W.
Coiner and 7. l. SixOz, were named a. a.
/ feruasss.
The Thlrd ward had bat three candi-
| dates, Byron Barlow, A. p. Hoska and G.
4. Phlpps, aud they were elected b aecia-
nation Geo. g. Handle. J. ID. bowling
and y. FerTaFa were chosen alsernate--
| G. Il. Corey was chosen delegate and A.
O. B1tler alternate for the Fourth waFd-
This finished the city.
! Davis Of Cgrbonado. who held seven
| proxies. vas chosen BY Aeciamation and
| she other eight were voted for In the same
manner a. In the second ward. The re
suit WAS a. follows: DIR. J. A. G. Mccoy,
AFFoadale. 50, A. W Young. Gig Hsreor.
Il, w. II. saith. Lake View, 81; Z. :. Dun
das. Marion, 80. Luther Carey, Drang, u
J. =. stewart, Puyallnp. ~; a. J. Miller,
4 N4SAt. 10 III N.Y.
| Hill Harmon. steftaeoom, IS. J. T. kiBcaid,
Peyaiiup e; y. T. Young, sumner, 20;
l. l. Bowers. Clover Greek. 81
/ This elected A. j. Miller. DR.. Warren,
Luther Carey, J. 7. kincaid, W. IL. smith,
pr Mccoy and l. L. Bowers
named ia the order of their relationship 10
the vote cast, Mills having received the
highest aud the others in the order follow
| ing This left one vacant place, and II was
| supplied BY eiec;iag 4. 5. Dundas OF
Marion. by reclamation All this took
up the afternoon very largely and the
delegoics were very tired. The remainder
| of the work was despatched in short order.
the following alfernaies being elected upon
| motion 10 quick succession and without
| opposition Isaac +. Calhoun from the
| tirst ward. &. {. MeMlIleu. summer; W. II.
| Prifchard. Carbonado; W. II. Stevenson,
| Driing. Robert Rigner. Lake View; J. 7.
stewart, Puyaliup; Frederick Ainsworth,
MsHier; W. Z. H0uaey, G. NJ yesterday
| and George X. Carson. The convention
| then adjourned