The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-03

In s~ye.al sns.ances the delegates Esve been
openly Instructed 10 support candidates for the
vsrioss county of5ces. In general, however,
the ceiexstes clxim 70 be unplsdget.
The Democrats OF the First and Second pre-
ciucts of the Second ward consolidated and met
In the I'D schooihouse on Market street, south
of Jackson The chairman, 9. W. Currse,, called
The assembly 70 order promptly AZ O'clock
Eserly al the Influential Democrats Of the two
precincts we're present. Taey soon got to the
work of the meeting.
The First precinct democrats displsyed very
little disposition 90 question the nominations.
They elected John II. Elder. Charles Esp!ia and
7. r. Flynn delegates 70 the county CONVEX
tim
From the Second precinct there we're elected,
G. ". Cnrrser. Henri inz and Percy W. Roch-
ester 81 deezsta The latter OF b IN precincts
were instructed TO vote for and otherwise sap
port Wji.1sm Cochrzne for sheriff ard Jesse
CoehYsne for county treasurer. IN the county
convention.
In the First precinct Of the Sixth ward dis
pute in regard TO polling piacss and tickets
arose. aud the matter VIII have 70 come before
the convention for settlement Two polling
places we're established in slis precinct snd
two tickets we've elected At the designated
hour Clerks W. B. G-itirhs and J. G. Meagner
opened the polls In the Bellevue hotel. AID q:
the same time Clerks n NcTeigh and william
Wallace accepted bal o's in the same precinct
NJ the northwest corner o. Battery and Second
streets. The Bellevue roiling place ticket ives
headed by Delegate A. G. Murray. and the other
by Delegate W. E. Wilson. The electors Of both
tickets contend thst they are in the right, and
neither viii make any Concessions.
Mary OF the wards pooled their issues and
rsn ont . combined ticket for al precincts
within their Boundaries There were no oppo-
sifion tickets fired
The delegates elected are a. follows:
First wagd-Four precIncts-w J. Gsviran, J.
p Nelson. Felix Brown. J. McGratn. II. l. Con-
roy J. r. Lyoch, Phil Rogers, Robert Nichols.
D. Schafowieh A. ~ Bsrto, p Walsh j. r.
Ryan. John Rgsn. T. n. Davis z. W. Flrznenry.
Leander Miller. NJ Riley, Fred Hnb~ck. c. Z.
Jones. Judges: John Harrity. J. A Kelly, Phil
Rogers: Isi votes
Second vsrG-Fi-ss precinct, John n Elder,
Charles Esu!in. T. r FIy-r Second g. ", Cur
rier, Henry Kling. Percy W. Rochester.
Third ward-First precinct, s. Lawrence. e n.
Bragg. Tbonas McMullen. d z. Durie. z r.
BlziDc- SeooDd precinct. J. W. Highiey. J. r.
Wiley. W. III snyder.
Fourth ward-Three p,ecinc's, Guy C. Pb.n-
ney, ID. z. Durie. James II Lewis. s G. Sep
son. L A. Saieau. l. :. 30 tn, s EIlicott James
shehan. J. g. GALLAGHER. James McGozIgh, n c.
AGair. I. Ryan. J. 7. Blackstone, K Murphy,
Nate WALTERS. Joseph Gsrvin: eighty. FIVE woes
Fifth wa-d-Th-ee p-icinct~-Jarues Wheeler.
L. - n. II.
E. spesry, A. o. stnbb, n. I. stoweil. 2 Cha pin,
J. P. Gleason. George Donworsh J. II Lyon, C.
W. Donnett. Thomas F. Drew, 7. F. Nooaan. 8
Swanson, w. Diiier, Alfred Battle, Newman
Lien. J. T. Lentzy. u. Phillips. John Collins
Sixth wsrd-first precinct, A. G. Murray J.
G. VI agher. ". u. Dsvis. J. r Darlton, DR..
Kioebe-. 8. 2. Coomhs. W. B. Griffiths: sixty-two
votes This election is disputed Second
precinct. J. O. Gagon,A A. Krung. James McEi-oy.
F. j. Fosfe. A. w. gsisbary z II Eness w
P Andrews: thirty-seven votes cast
Seventh wsrd-Botb precincts-w. 2 Lock
ard, C. A. Spring. E. J. Powers. a. p J. Han
sen, Watson Spencer, David Mcdaniel; forty
votes.
Eighth wsrd-An precincss.T. A. Garrett. I.
0Mesra. @. p. King. Thso. Hohgooi, e ". Nc
Entire. II. KimbaIi. NJ W. Robertson. J. W.
Shiehan, J. b. Cunningham. Jacob Davies.
Thomas Cnsvroye, Issac Nixon. d. g. Myers L
7. Brown, C. c. Reynolds. Judges-Jesse p.
Cochran, L I. Brown. n W. Robertson; $50
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