The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-02
! aEFBBllClG PRIlllaEs
u1rxstes Elected to the District
Conventions.


sssral consertIoB we're hssd In 9ea1xle
-. ui3hf from 8 70 q, ard
17souebout the connfy fso1u : 70
$ 81 The Recommendation 81 he
rsecrnl precinct mas rreetfngs. held Non-
- nfxizs, In most instances settled The ~
z1rrs1on 81 the delegates; for ia ave 81 The
1919 preefncfa the caudien<<s named
- e5scted thfoughout; whI1c Ia the re-
SisIng three the delegates we're chosen
H those names suxEested ~ the meet
-
. mere was no vel; orEanized Opposition
= fhe regular cand!iztes ii sny Of the
srucincts: bus in two, tickets sid By fkefr
rueorterx to be IN the Interest Of the
0e9kfngmen, and 81 the adhefeufs Of the
nrulsr nominees 70 hare been Get up III
~ Interest Of the s'tldefiAtf<fs.r we're pre-
b0nted for the consideration OF the voters.
= neffhkr. precinct did these tickets re-
1lve any very Lively backing.
YIrsT rxxerxcr.
he polling place OF predict no. / was
I'D 1t The city hall. g. ". r. osrooG
sessd - jadse and Robert Risk a. clerk.
mere was 10 opposition TO the regular
Mefet There w4a 3 total Of t50 votes cast
aod I'd T. Kelly led. receiving Isl yes<x.
William +. AcEetf yeceIved the next high
- vote, lsi. Following are the names d
e: James Bogsss. lis: L X. wheeisr. 'g f.
N. n. Johnson. fz6: I'd + Kelly, le7. L. II.
I1pnys z46 = 4. Ksteb, lde: James Allen.
ander, III: Robert Rink, 49, ~.
Y. Mills, ~; n. II. Martin, 49, Harry
white, 146. G. W. r. Osgn0d, -: r. w.
1ifds Is9: Vim. r. Meksst- lGl: Ja1nsa
.1&| A
sEcosp rnkerEcT.
The polling place Of psectut 80. : Was In
lhe houae Of James Gleason, ON tbs corner
~ Jackson and South Twelfth streefs.
There were four names on tlss ticker IL
MS puscirct, but only eight votes were
eeEt The two successful candidates were
n. n. Holmes and 6. =. Abtett.
rmssD raEefrcT.
The polling place was At Engine house
No. /. La this precinct "Nofkinsmanss
Ticket containing three Of the names o!
ne regular ticket and seven faen who we're
1npposed to be particularly friendly 10 the
wcfk5nzmen. appeared. There uas talk
aleo Of 8 .stide-naI ticket. but IL could 30;
81 ascertaintd which ticket represented on
opposed the tide fatters." The total uuni,
bef OF votes cast WINS eighty-two OF which
~ y
not belong fn the precinct The result was
= follows, the first named being elected
b. y. Ferry 50, Trusfcn II. Dyey 20. Nelifug-
ton Clark So. John II, McGraw ~. G, a.
Gay 10. j. w. George 81. lyman Wood II.
N. r. Forrest 81, J. j. McsiIyra e.; Allan
walton 81. Defeafed-G. \. MooEhouse .,
4. G. stevens e, = g. Julian Y, w =.
&. G. Woods 10.
FOURTH rsEciHcT.
The polling place Ia the Fourth precinct
was held at Coppin,s water works. w. VI.
Easter was jadge OF the election. and G. A.
Mckenzie acted a. clerk. The vote was
light, and the election wks in Every re.
npect quiet one. The rexsst was.
Eiected--D. A. Mckenzie, ~: 4. II. Demp
Carroll. 20; A. Q. Benjamin, Is; Y. X.
Niesz. 10.
fIFrH PRECINCT.
In the Fifth precinct the polls were Il
Browns Pavilion. en- second street, and
the contest here was more earnest than In
any other precinct. There were two tick
mass meeting and another ln the supposes
interests u the wofkinsnen. on which
appeared the nasaes Of four of the fexula
nominees, L. A. Treen. n. A. Bieeaow. o
II. Johnson and II. y. PhiIiips The reg1
lar ticket was elected by a goos
oss s. Iss s. s sss s ssar :. elected "a
ii. 4. BiFeiow, &c: X. r. Phillips. g.: &. A
Frcen. 81; o. o. Johnson. So. G. ). Clarke
53: 8. r. Street, 81: Afnes BFpNn. S. l.. 3
Andrews, 50: Orange Jacobs. 81; J. T
Hoyt, o.; Boyd J. Tailmnns -. Defeated
W. q. Hubbard, "a; John MURPHY. 10: A
a. fsoxsrxrrs n stxfa- a. - i sx3ffw.n 4
SIXTH rRsctkcr.
The polling place was nj Hsnssn's gro
Gerry store. corner Of Howell and Mint
streets. John T. Mitchell acted a. Judge
and w. Parry Smith ana A. G, slmmons a
inspectors. The vote WAS light. and IN,
following regular ticket Yves elected with
ont opposition George III. HeIihren, w
n. Thorneil, 8. 4. Frazier.
SEVENTH FsEelssT.
In the seventh preclnes the polls wer,
held at the houee OF Engine Company No
4, on n8ttery street, near Second
There wero ninety-fye baiiofs cast. Al
the mass meeting fourteen names hat
been placed ia nomination. and, Inasmnci
as the precinct was eatitied 10 but sever
although al the fearteen NAMES wers
printed on one ticket There was no out
side ticket, but there was q strong fiyalrJ
between two factions. On most OF the
tickets seven names were scratched ane
seven left bat on FosHe al bat two o.
three names were scratched and one voscl
put In a ..straisht'' ticket for all fourteen
Il was thrown out.
A number OF persons who had no rlxhi
10 vote az the primary. being nnnsFasidens'
and non voters. presented ballots which
were rejected. The vote resulted Is fol
lows. aud the nrst seven named, having
received majority, were declared elected
W. L. Ames. 70. Alex. Allen, 20; Robert
Moran. 81. Il n. Compton, 81: +. A. Han
son, 81: George w. Scoss. 81; u. T.. God
ing. a. DefeAscsi-N. IL Latimer. 90
r. 4. lngrshamt 81, W. v. RhiHehart. ae
g. J. Carr. -. n: s. claugh. a. w. III
mot on tickstls
gtaHrH PRECINCT.
The white house. on Battery and second
streets was the polling place for the Eighth
precinct There WAS but one ticket--thai
nomsn6ted At the mass meefing-and i
met with no opposition. The vote stood a,
follows. all foar being elected. T. L
Bangs. 2: George kinncar. -; Nm. Ill
Hughes, III +. L, johnson, -.
BLACK DIAMOND PRECINCT.
A special dispatch % the Fosr-i MEL
lieESeEa from BLACK Diamond announce.
that nj the primary for that precinct held
yesterday, v. A. pusey, T. W. Smart. u. ID.
Davies and III. Evans were chosen dele.
gates TO the district convention.
FgAskiAs PRECINCT.
The delegates to the distriet convention
from Franklin elected yesterday, are Gus
Jones. William Williams and Waiter Thor.