The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-04

THE DELEGATES.
spokane-S. c. Hyde, II. l.. Wilson
by J. w. Buckley; ]. I. Moore, A. w
strong, John l.. Wilson, II. \. Clark
T. c. Gritiiths, L. u. Nash. +. B. Hyde
Adams-S. 4. Wells, by II. l.. VII
Franklin-I. n. Maurice, W. P
Gray.
OEanogan-J. w. Shull, c.. II. Bal
lard. G.. W. Wildly, George Hurley.
Gariield-W. A. George.
Yakima-John b. Reavis, Ell Whit
son, George Goodwin, :. D. Morford
H ] Snively, ID. Z. Lesh, Matt Bar.
| thold. A. W. Gray, Leigh K. Freemsa.
kittitas-A. Mircs, John A. Shou5y
I w. r. Abrams, r. Z. Caldwell.
Robert Moran, q. NJ. ' an
Doren. d. f. Durie, w. G. Squire
J. 2. Hoyt. c. II. Hanford, W. /. An.
drews, G. o. Hailer. o. Jacobs. Josiah
Collins, Jr., J. c. Haines, g. w. Tib-
belts.
snohomish-E c. Ferguson, +
Blaekman. w. w. Howard.
Jefferson-George II. Jones, \. II
Wintrode. Allen C. Weir.
Clarke-H. c. Wiimarth.
Thur>ton-N. II. 0wings. J. r
Hayden, John +. Convey, Thomas III
Cavanaugh. VIM McMicken. George
u. shannon.
Pierce-TIenry Drum, W. II. Doc
little, J. b. Houghton, ]. p. Stewart
I. L. Nixon, 5. a. Wheelwright.
Island--A. W. Bash.
Whatcom-H c. Bell,
w Dfx-1fkisug
North Idaho-Judge Norman Buck
We recommend that each delegate
be entitled to one vote. In case the
convention should on demand vote by
counties at any time, we find that the
70 lowing counties are entitled II the
following vote; Spokane 10, Adams /
Franklin l. Okanegan 2, GARFIELD 3
kittitas 4. X ng l3. Snohomish 1. JET
ferson 3, Clarke /. Thurston 4, Pierce
9. Island /, Whatcom 1 Chehalis II
The report was adopted. Mr.. Han
ford explained that the counties which
held conventions were entitled to one
delegate for every 500 votes cast, and
those which had not held convention.
one vote.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
The committee on permanent or
ganiza,ion and order OF cuisines;
made the following report:
First. we recommend the reading
and adoption of the report OF the
committee on credentials. Second
the elec ton of a perm ineut chairman
and II vice pre- ident~. Third, the
election of permanent secretary add
four assistant secretaries. Fourth
for permanent oTgauiZ ltion. We re
spectfully recommend the name ul
Watson c. Squire for presid Mt. and
vice-pre ident- as follows: Henry
Drum of Pierce. Judge /, B. Nash oi
Spokane. George u shannon of Thur.
ton. 4. Mircs of Kitiitss, Allen Weii
of Jeffrr-on, Ed. Whit-ou OF Yakima
W. p. GRAY OF Franklin J. W ShuJ
of OkaHocan. w. A. George of Gar
field, :. A. Wells OF Adams
IL. {. Fercuson of Snohomi-h
II {. Wilmarth of Clarke; for perma.
nent secretary. H. l.. Wilson; assist
ant secretaries Josiah Collins, lY-. J
r. Hayden. John A shouay, Col. J
2. Moore. Fifth, the appointment ot
a committee on resolutions and memo
rials, 10 le appointed by the chair.
w G. S2uIEE, Chairman.
e Z. FEE6UsoY Secretary
The report vas adopted.
In accordance with the report O.
oruer % business. sab equently
amended, the chair sppointed rs 4
committee on resolutions AMI memo
rials: John T. Convey OF Thurston
Orange Jacobs Of King. Thomas G.
Grihths q. spokane. Edward WhitsoF
Of Yakima, Norman Bnck OF North
Idaho. 4. MlreS oi Kitiitss, ;. 4
Wheelwright of Pierce w. 2. Gray o.
Franklin. Chas. Ballard 0t OkanngAn
A. II. Wintrode al Jefferson w. A
George OF GARFIELD. J. {. Haines %
King. II T.. Wilson OF Adams, and K
{. Ferguson OF SnObOmish.
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