, 1889-09-12

VruuN, one OF tlit pioneers OF tile terri
tory. He IL about 10 years old, q good
land lawyer, former member of the
lower house OF personalities at Olym-
pia, and Is emincntly fitted tor the posi-
| tioil.
Among the superior judges nominated
was
N. IL. BLOOMFIELD
| of Vancouver, against ex-Ihicf Justice
| u. Dennisou, by vote of 10 to o, for the
counties of Clarke, Pacific, Wahkiakum,
''owitz and Sknnina; X. L. Sturtevant
counties of Columbia, Garfield and
| Asotin, c. Cosgrovc, who was named for
Garfield county, retiring in his favor,
! Walla Walla and Franklin; w. II. Up
ton for Jefferson, Island Kitsap, San
Juan and Clall,im; NJ. b. Sacks for
JOINT senator in the same counties;
| Henry Landes was nominated for the
counties of Spokane and Okanogan II.
u, Blake was named for superior
judge and IL. iioughton for joint sona-
tor for the counties of Adams, Lincoln,
Okanogan. Franklin and Douglass; w.
Mount, of Sprague, was chosen for SUI
pcrior judge and II. II. Luce for Joint
senator; for the counties of Yakima and
Douglass j. NJ. Snow, Of Wateryille, was
named us joint senator.
Tho usual spectacle of democrat
making a speech to republican con-
vention was presented ut the first days
session.
DIR. y, O. DLALoCK,
mayor ofth city, welcomed the dele
gates in neat speech in which he did
not forget the members of the press IA
speech IN which llc made no allusion to
politics. Tnc doctor was u member Of
the constitutional convention. lie on
JOYS the Giatiuc,ion OF having once
- t.r Il I,tA Il Of kfl..
acres of land near Walla Walla.
The hospitality of the people of the
city in throwing open their doors to the
visitors was particularly noticed. The
journalists hcr2, Including Marion u.
Egbert +. Il. Johnson and Frank j.
Parker turew open their doors 20 their
friends. The stores and residences were
we'll decorated, the iircmen gave oS-
hibittons, and everybody aided ln
mnking the guests comfortable and
happy in this
BEAUTIFUL olrY
with wide streets and beautiful homes.
Among the latter the domiciles of Gov
ernor Moore, John Il. Alien and T.. Il.
Johnson were noted
TOM BGENrs,
the senatorial competitor of Allen. ap-
pears to know everybody arriving ia
town. While the coming convention
does not cut amy figure in the senatorial
fight, the question was freely discussed
on all sides, 1t Is getting complicated.
Allen ana BTcuis buth huYo stuunch
friends in Wnlla WulIa and other legis-
lativc contingents east of the Cascades.
$. C. HYDE
of Spokane has the support of Spokane
county men, and i, 4, said will develop
strength in other counties. West of the
Cascades iaincs will dispute with Squire
for the tOga from king county, and Gem
eral Spraguc and Walter j. Thomson
will uc the candidates rom Pierce coun-
ty All four have friends In tho Puget
Sound, Gray's llUrbor and Columbia
river counties. When the legislature
meets it viii he confronted with at least
seven NuWcd cuu .idutcs for the United
states senate Oh HE republican side. and
unless the republicans secure n decisive
majority ON Joint ballot there l. danger
ahead of the senatorial horses. With
this decisive M Jogity ut their back who
Will come under thc wire iirst2
VIII IT M sPoRANE,
as at the Kentucky Derby, a Puget
sound nag, ora durN horse from the in
terror oi the state, numed yakima, lcaY-
ing tDu Past md Nt; TO iiuut for seu-
ond piarc2 10 is getting 10 ue an inter-
c>tiug contest, and looks as il 10 was
anybody race NOW from the judges
stmd An astu'e politician said to-day
tha, Ferry would uc elected governor
ana Wuuiu he thc winner of one OF the
-cuJlorld prizes, That would place
OAIuosun l.aUgtton IN the executive
ch .lr. Among Ii" many nume3 thut
CEue Def lgr fUu convention one may n-
mcH.unti thut Is sure To he heart ngain
aui likely IN some prominent connec-
zion. IL Is
colonel L. s. HoWLErr
of North Iukima. Under circumstances
different from tho g that prevailed on
this occasion n would have pleased the
assembled representative of the repuh.
lican party of Washington to place col.
ouel Hewlett in tG. leadership. the
lest nominating speech of the conycn-
zion was mace Jy
PATMCK HENRY WINSTON
in placing John l., Wilson before the
iody Winston Is % linoal de- ccndaut
OF the grand orator of revolutionary
INur.
Wilson'S pcc "a in accepting the nom
ll4..lu VS. the .rihyu.t, mast cloqueuf
uua 4OrreiUl ~ rnrar, IN any territorial
couNenuon since the days of Selucius
Garfield.
The lclcgraphic facilities of the West
ern Union company were
SIMPLY ENEcRABJ1.
With but two wires and two operators
on Wednesday night and twenty CORES
poudm,s piling copy in the office, the
two unfortunate operators were soon
swampcd, and but half the COPY filed
was sent away. ON Thursday night it
was hettcr, as two more operators were
put to work,
None of tho nominees arc to the manor
horn. The nearest IS
II. o. DUNBAR,
who was carried across the plains of East
Washington when an infant in his moth
cr's arms. He Is ~ years old, was born
in Illinois, is good lawyer, particularly
strong in the stock counties, and Is
looked on as man of ability and indus
try.
Ex-Governor Ferry went around town
this morning with his pockets bulgiug
with kilograms ul congratulations from
all parts of the country and territory.
He says hc believes the ticket Is very
strong throughout and will be elected
by q handsome majority; but he cau-
tious all to kccpan eye on the legislative
tickets in the various counties.
All of the candidates who have been
named for United States senators Wcro
present at the conYcntion except General
j. W. Spragne OF Tacoma. About TWEEN
" members of the constitutional con-
Vcntion were in attendance at this con-
vcntion rs delegates, There would like
ly have been more If they had more
time to get home and "iiX their fences
betwern the time of adjournment and
the assembling Of their county convcn-
tions. The Harrison legion of Seattle
started home OH His afternoons train
4 A.