The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-12

Is1ano-N- fdrdy- Jerome ily,
JefEerson-Chas. NJ. Bradshaw. ] ]
Calhoun. Geo. H. Jones, Al. Hastings
Allen Weir, Henry ken.is. per Chas
NJ bradshaw, proxy; K Daiangie.
kinr-J- c. Haines. Michael Kelly
A. G. simmons. John T. Mitchell. Johr
hahaley. r ]. Smith. hy ;. III. Piles
proxy; ). Smith. c. A. Bowman. w
! Ames. by j. G. Hzines, proxy: A
1. kinehart, {. ii. French, ]. c. Nixon
I. ii. Dempsey. John T. blackburn
per a Z. Bowman, proxy. Frank Sci
del. :. H. Piles, Morgan Morgans
Paul d'Heirry
kitsap-D. Il. Jackson. c. III.
Scroufe. per d. r. jackson. proxy
John Raier, by Jackson, proxy; Z. l..
Ames. by Jackson.
kittitas-E. Z. Wilson, G. II. Bauer,
I. g, Mcdowell, Thomas Fright. J ].
Charleton, A. y Biles, by r. 5 Thorp,
proxy.
klicki;at-N. Il. Brooks. W. b.
Pressly. VIM. Cummings. Sol. smith.
A. Howard, Joseph Nesbiff. 5. r.
Flower. J. Hunsaker, T. L. Miller. Il.
.. Dunbar. c. ;. Rhinehart.
Lewis-Wm. Ur9ahart. James t.
Berry. J. III. Long. {. Crosby, Charles
Rogers. T. B. Mitchell. bv J. T. Berry.
proxy; z. Mcclure. c. Gilchrist, Vim.
Hazard, by J. : Herndon, proxy.
Lincoln. ;. Cappo, by John Cody,
proxy; !. BeameF. by John j. Burns.
proxy; W A. Fairweather, by I. :.
Pembleton, proxy; l.. BOYD. By ]. IL.
Friedlander, proxy: John Hogan, T..
X. Spencer, by John Hogan. proxy; /;
John Cody, Chas. blackburn.
Mason--las. Pratt. Thos. Bordeaux.
W. X. Neeland.
0kanogan-Chas. F.. Laughlin. Il.
X. HargTove tone-half votel, Geo. r.
Fenicser (one-half vote)
Pacifc-B. A. Seaberg, E. II. Wood,
by Il. A. Seaberg, proxy: w. III. Tay-
lor. A. Il. King. by Seaberg. proxy.
Pierce-H. F. GarretSon. {. :. Bar
low, c. I. Uhlman. Byron Barlow. {.
A. Phipps, by y. w. Coiner, proxy; A.
+. Hoska, by q. Candle. proxy; L. X.
Coury. d. r. Davies, ]. 4. Mccoy, l..
Conry. A. J. Miller, l.. l.. Bowers, u.
K. Warren. w. II. Harris. d. 5. Smith,
}. I. kincaid, ID. l. Dundas.
san Juan--D. c. Armstrong, NJ. w.
Nichols, by joseph Sweeney, proxy;
Joseph Sweeney.
skagit-Clif. Posou, II. Mcbride. g.
b. Blanchard, G.. o. Calhoun, G. T..
Harrison. ]. J Edensky, q. q. Blanch-
ard. proxy; a. Alto Clement. by :. NJ
Mcbride. proxy; ID. ID. Minkler, by
G. Y. Calhoun, proxy.
Skamania-t nrepresented.
Snchomish-F. B. Davis. c. q.
Thornton, Geo. Rachet, J. Il. Auit.
Frank +. Phipps, y. Sietson.
Spokane-E. B. HYDE, A. NJ. Can
non, John l.. Wilson. Il. {. Van
Houghton. j. n. Glover. BY T.. II.
Hyde. proxy; 4. 4. smith, by J. II.
Hughes, proxy; +. X. Hugh, C. 5. Tip
ton, by J. y. Hughes, G. A. Davis. by
j. 5. Brown, J. II. Hughes. /. \.
Priton, by Geo. NJ. Foster, W. 7.
Gruff, J. G. Coughill, Harry A. Clark.
u. NJ. Coon, w. T. Sanders, ]. :.
Brown, j. A. Faneher, d. F. Jenkins,
II. f. Houghton.
Stevens-Jacob Stitzel. o.. +. Weed.
w. Savage, James o'Neil, all by Stet-
son, proxy.
Thurston - NJ. A. Root. George
capea, /. C. Ellis, J. C. Horr, Thomas
Heacock, Fred w. Stocking, u. +.
Corliss. by J. c. Horr. proxy.
Wahkiakum o. A. Bowen, J. W.
Clemens, by Bowen, proxy.
walla Walla-J. ID. Crowley, j..
Anderson, F. A. Higgins. NJ Banister,
Z. B. Johnson, George I. Thompson.
J. T. Mclean, y. w. Small, William
Kirkman, w. :. Gillian, 7. A. Pres
ton. by ]. d. Crowley, proxy; J. J.
Dixon. Miles c. Moore, w. II. Upton,
;. NJ Dryer, per f.. j. Crowley; r.
McCallry, J c. Painter, per W. W.
Upton. proxy.
whatcom- Edward Eldridge, J w.
Evans, hy Z. Eldriage, proxy; John
Elwood, Thomas Nicklin. by John FL
wood; J. w. Dorr, William Miller, by
Dorr, proxy.
Whitman-Joseph Ryan. per W. w.
Chapman, proxy; Joseph Ainsworth,
G. l.. Garrett. +. L. Pickerell, Mark
a. Fullerton, W. c. Britain. by r.
Sullivan, proxy; James Logan, by T.
sullivan, proxy John Kelly. bv Sulii-
van: Stephen Coffin, by Sullivan: A.
s. Hamilton, by Sullivan; J. T. Pear
son, by /. X. Grimes. proxy; Henry
Spaulding, by NJ. A. Fullerton, proxy;
NJ. ) Phillips, James 4. Perkins, by
T.. w. Talbot. proxy; G. w. skeets.
by G. l.. Goude, proxy; III. J. Webb,
by NJ A. Fullerton: :. J. Crutcher, "
kendrick, T. H. Sullivan, J. J. smith.
Yakina-W. l.. Slater, W. + Pros-
ser, John ). Boyle, NJ. y. Adams.
Robert Dunn.
The committee recommended that
the votes Of abseniees be east by their
delegations.
AGGREssIyg oKAyooAS.
Lauehton Of Okanogan protested
against his county being put off with
four delegates. and a-Eed as matter
of justice that OkMogan b. granted
as many as Stevens. on the ground
that she cast As many vote. as the oil
counties a motion to allow Okano-
gan four votes prevailed, and the re-
port as amended was adopted.
oKDER oF RUsiNEss.
The committee on permanent organ
ization made the following recon-
Fir ,t-rhat 6. V Csl-
houn OF Sksgit he msde permanent
chairman. and Alien Weir permanent
secretary and T.. r. Mcclure assistant
secretary.
Reading report OF commit
tee on platform.
Third-N9mination Of delegate to
congress by roll cali of couBties.
Fourth Nomination Of brigaGieF-
general
Fath-S.mination Of a msjor-gcn-
erai
sixth-Nomlua,iou Of an adjutant-
general
seventh Selection OF central com
miitee oi fifteen. one from each eoun-
cii district. II be selected b. the re-
speetiye delegations, and three al
large, to he appointed by the chair.
The COMMITTEES also recommended
that the central committee select an
executive committee to manage the
campaign: tnat al resolutions he re-
feTT.sl 10 the comm itiee on resolutions.
ami that district nominations te re-
ported 10 the convention a. quickly a.
possible.
The report was adopted, with sn
that the three members AZ
large be cho en- a. follows One 10 he
chosea hy the convention. one 70 BE-
chosen by the members OF the com
niifee, and one appointed by the
chair.
cnArsNAx cALHoUS's ApDzEss
The temporary chsirnan appointed
Mr. Garry, the o!6est. and GeorSe
Il blanchard. tie yognEest member
a. the convention. - escort Or Cal
houn - the chair, wbieh was done
amid great applause. br. Calhoun
4. g.. 5...v 4, thank the con