, 1890-09-25
IN THE AFTERNOON.
Temporary Organization Made Perma-
nent--Reports, Resolutions, Etc.

nent-Reports, Resolutions, Etc.
Chairman Winston called the con-
vention to order promptly at l
p. NJ.
The report of tho committee on
permanent organization and order
Of business was read. The commit
tee recommended that the temporary
organization be made permanent,
and reported the following order of
BUSINESS:
First--The election Of thirty three
delegates to the state convention.
Second.-Naming Of candidate for SUI
perior judge.
Third--Nomination of county clerk
sheriff, treasurer, prosecuting attorney,
auditor, assessor surveyor coroner,
school Superintendent, and three county
commissioners in the order named, and
two justices and two constables for Spo.
kane Falls, followed by the nomination
OF eight candidates for state representa- l.
tives by legislative districts. The com.
mittee further recommended that all
speeches be limited to three minutes and
that no delegate be permitted to speak
twice on the same subject.
DR.. j. II. Candy, who was q mem.
Der of the late legislature, explained
the new apportoinment bill and sug-
gested that the term senatorial
districts be substituted for "legisla.
tive" districts. The change was
made as suggested, and the report of
the committee was adopted.
THE DELEGATES.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following entitled to seats
in the conventions:
Deep Creek 49, Louis Bauman, d.
Stroup, Perry l.. Bauman, u. NJ. Bos-
man.
Medical Lake Charles Mcdonnell, W.
Ii. Spence, j. A. Fancher, George Herb,
}. Glasgow, b. s. Dudley, J. NJ. Lands.
Peoue--Josep Mast, William bay by
Joseph Mast, II. B. Doke, I. b. Hill, d.
Lehman.
Richland-J. Band, Frank 4. Brown,
G. 8. HIKE.
Coulee = a. NJ. Humphries and c.
Gates.
Five Mile Precinct-J. II. Price, ]. T.
Sterling.
Saltese--J. NJ. Pugh, James Weddell
and Charles T. Glostyne.
Chattaroy-N. s. Pratt, A. NJ. Nicker.
son and r.. Birch
Waverly-P. Gimball, William Con
nelly, George Ainsley by William Con
nelly, Arthnr DarhneIi,
- Iwln prairie--H. e. stratton and I,
Marshall--Georgo A. Davis, r. Lloyd.
Spangle-W. A. Sanders, s. +. Parker
William Spangle, +. NJ. Downing, Il. NJ.
Hoyt by W. Is. Shaw, proxy.
Mount Hope-G. 5. Jones. J. l.. Pierce
Il, o. Snodgrass.
deep CreeN-Louis Bauman by l.. b.
Bauman, proxy; Dan Stroup, b. Nj
Bolsiona'iit, ....
Latah-James Campbell, W. J. Shinn
John Dimmich' Z. G. Thompson, NJ. +
Delknap.
Spring valley-Robert Patterson, II
iiumpniey, ,, u,,,u ~ ,,-
kock y,s orieskLWiiliam ri,'. 4. Millekin anc
Cable,
Rockiord,nl.. r Brockman,. ID. Grem.
IN, George bartwei!, r. X. Henderson
Ii. w. Collins a; Nj, Brandt.
CheneY-p. #. fercival by J. s
Mount proxy; John Gardner, J. 5
M9uht =. a. hatciiite, II. IL. Huiiord
Dc M' Terry, ~. ". Seooiey.
y, ~, pro.. ana Jesse Jones were
elected 10 represent buckeye, but were
not present. Ihe committee recon-
mended mat l.; d. ;. Coleman be recog-
First ward-Fred Furth' + EIwnrds
4. &, Covev, III. f, Hess ID. Niovsr
Matt Christianson. Louis Rbinebar RI r
NJ. Tull, G. +. Nosler Frank r., WiIcoy
h. r., Veipand, W Helm, II
Prather D. S. Prescott n a Wnrren
George Thatcher. n. n Larson w r.
Olson, q. i. Johnson, !. r. Cunning.
Second wardmRuius Merriam l. NJ
Griinmer, IL. Olson, &. \. Cole, Georg,
Oiell, Frank Wilson, j. &. Fisher. Il. b
Wheeler J. A. Clark, Il, z. Gillette, W
II. Pierce, J. L.. Bailey, w. IL. Marshall
q. T. Holman.