The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-26

o1ded by King, Spokane sud Lewis counties
ard NJ. Boyd was uusnim monsiv chosen xita a
cheer. A little fghs arose over the manner OF
selecting the several committees. Coiner. OF
fierce, moved that the convention proceed to
the appointment of three committees and that
each consist OF ore n1sgnber from escn county,
and that they be chosen in ne following man
ner. towit. fech dciesste % select a member
OF each committee and that re roll OF counties
De called, ard that the chairman q: each dele
CATION rise ara arrorrce the Names OF the gen.
'lernen chosen. Herr.u. OF Lewis objected TO
sucn action being taken before knowing who
were members OF the epn-eption. as upon these
comm sfees FL ine isapo-;ant work
Of the conypnfian would devolve.
He accordingly pav-s as a
substitute thas a committee % 6rteen on creden-
iisls be appointed by the chair end that the
convention take T,eess 10 give them time to
report before proceeding to the choice of the
committees on pl tfoTIa az resolutions and
permanent organisation srsd o-der of business
This was smen.lcd by s-frston, of Spokane
10 limstthe rum Der 70 seven. The amendment
was put 10 vote and lost, ann tho same fate
overlook the substitute. Attorney General
Jones. of Spokane, moved that she roll be called
or each committee separately Colonel Haines
I OF King, said that would be waste Of time.
and the convention coiu1ided with him. A
vote was then taken on tho original motion and
carried The roll of counties was called and
committees were named "a follows:
observation-disclosures. P. r. Oliver: Asosin. E.
Banmeisser: Chshaiis. Frank y. whitney:
Clarke. e. T. Calkins; ciaIlam. Thomas Knoph !;
Columbia. J. Lynch: Cowiitz, " A. Berry;
Douglas. a. c. Sessions: Franklin. 5. a. Muncy:
Garfield, +. VI. Smith: fslsnd Thomas Greny;
Jefferson, C. T. Perkins: King, A F. Burley;
kiisap. Z. W. May: Kittisas, William II. Lyons;
klickitat. l. Curtis; Lewis. s G. Herren: Lin
coin, ]. "a. FriedlaEder: Mason, j. T. Forbes;
II
San Juan. ]. r. D. Conger: Ssaeit II. Burns;
Skamauia. tsbsentl; Saohomish, J. II. Irwin;
Spokane, C. 8 Wilson; Stevens, A ". CafRpbe bell:
Thurston. c. NJ. Barton. wahkiaknm, Jesse
Baker; Wslla Walla, Judge Vingard: whatcom.
George A. Kellogg; Whitman. J. A. McNeill:
Yakima. F. u. Spain: Pierce. C. C. Mcmillan.
Resolutions and platform-Adams, Oliver;
Asotin, Baumister; chehaiis. &. c. Finch:
Clarke. w. b. Wells; Clsilam. B. John Baker:
Columbia. w. 81. Fl. Fou.s: Cowli.z. c.. Gala.
han; Douglas. NJ. ". Miles: Franklin. W. T.
Gray; Garfield. absent: Island. J. l. Ise.: JEFF
ferson, J. Z. Clarke: King, E. Bra ard: Kitsap,
A. a. Groof; Kistitas, l.. f. Dixon: Klickitat,
W. B. Hayden; Lewis, E. C. Reynolds: Lincoln,
s. FL. WinsnIp; Mason, w. II. Neeland: Okano-
gan, II. C. Richardson: Pacific, l. l. Eccleston;
San Juan, J. NJ Johnson; Skagit, II. b. Downs:
Skamenis, absent: Snohomish, J. C.. Denny;
Spokane, p Ii. Winston: Stevens A. J. Minter;
Tnurston. y II. Owings: wahkiskurn Samuel
. il.
" L visscher; Whitman, J. Fl. Beliinger; Yak
ina, c. NJ Holton; Pierce c. A. Snowden.
COMMUNICATIONS, Oliver; Asotin, Bsu-
meister: Chehalis. W. Fl. Csarc; Clarke Hon.
Sohns: Clallam. /. Soeilingsr: Columbia D. II.
May; Cowlitz. J. :. BaaIl; Douglas. G. William
Brown; franklin, /. n Murcy; Garfield.
Island, Hugh Ross; Jefferson, J. II. scoonover;
King, Eben smith; Kitsap, s. A. Diekey. Kit
t!tas, l. n Powell; Klicsitat, A. II. Baker;
Lewis, ]. E. Nswiin: Lincoln, j. j. Burns; Ma
son. NJ. s. Phillips; Okanogan, c. B. Basn: Pa
ciic, l. NJ. Bush; San Juan, J. s. Mcmillan;
6kagit. 81. McB-ide: skamania. absent; sno-
homish, Edward Z. wardner: Spokane, T. N
Payton; stevens, J. v. Ives: Thurston. T. II.
Cavanaugh; wahkiakum, William VI. Caldwell;
Wslla walla, J. S. Hsyilsnd; waatcom. T. J.
Scklin whitman, d. F. Andersen; Yakima
8. o. Walker; Pierce, Joseph 7. Mitchell
Colonel Haines moved that the convention ad-
journ to O'Clock in order that the committees
might prepare their reports, and the motion was
carried.
few minutes past O'Clock the convention
was called TO order by Chairman Geoghegan and
the reports OF committees en- credentials and
organization were read and adopted with
amendments.
REPORT OF CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE.
The committee on credentials submitted the
following report. which was unanimously
adopted.
ON credentials organized By the election of s. c..
Wingard as chairman and c. N. Barton as sec
retary. Your committee find that If every
county vas fully represented there would ba
81! delegates present at this convention. The
credentials presented 10 your committee show
that there are present -95 delegates and "a alter.
mates, making total representation OF 50 In
this convention. as follows:
Adsms-P u. Oliphant.
Asotin-E Baumeister
Chehaiis-George H. Emerson, G. W. Over
mier, c. z. Jamisou. T. e. Finch, W. II. Cramer
talternate). +. ". Whitney J. II. White
Ciallam-Thomas knopb. l. Salhinger, B. John
Baker.
Ciarke-G. II. stewart. D. f. Newsome. J. r
Thompson, J. D. tieoghegan. Lewis d. 5onns, T.
c. kaufman, VI. Elrich. w. b. Wells, Z. Z.
Covert, Scott sweet.and, George Goddard, A. j.
Ccog tsternate.)
co.umbia-T. NJ. May. y. Lynch, W. H. h.
Fouts.
Cowiitz-s W. BeaIl, j. w. studebaker, George
Foster. E. Baxter. W. A. Berry. NJ. F. Bird, J. s
Bell, Chris Callahan.
Douglas-M. w. Miles. II. C. Sessions,
Charles Brown.
Franklin--w. P Gray, l. \. Munsey.
Garfeld-R. N. Smith.
Island-John ii. Izeit, Hugh Ross, Thomas
Creamery
Jeferson-C W. Walker, III. 1. Burkett. r. d
Attridge. ]. Il. schoonover. R. Calhoun, C.
G. Perkins, J. Z. Clark, William Dehanty, I. ].
Notion, T. +. plammer
King-J. II. McGraw l. W. Evans, Joseph
Co.vin. VI. Morgsnf, W. l. Wttemore, " r.
Bissen, I. T. Robertson, w. l. Livsey, j. Hor-
ton. Charles +. Fishbaek, Peter Burns H. H.
Thompson, Charles Rciize. W. NJ. Hilton, J. e.
Ayers. A. 2. BaEleleh. I. J. Grant, Boyd j.
iallman, James Weir, Paul dHierry, r. c.
WashbGrn, Il. n. Jones, T.. r. Carroll, J. C.
Hainss. OTTO Ranke, +. N. Spari:ng. C.. II. Og-
dsn. T. p Dyer. Jsmcs Neatly, George G. LYON,
w. 7. Sharpe, W. Y. Rinehart. Alonzo Hun, l.
y. Hooper. J. r. Kinnear. Rbcn smith. H. B.
Peterson, a. NcPharson. G v. Tbhetls. George
Parks, ]. S. Perry and K. Braiaerd, A. 5. Mil
Ter. ]. 2. Fay. alternates.
KitsaD-A. II SrouIe. s p. Pr.erly, W. L ell
ly. G. w. May, $. 7. DcSey. J. T. Mitchell
Kittitss-E. T. wilson. cncs. Bilger W. J.
Reed. ]. H. Lamb. Dexter shoulder J. NJ Pow
ers. C. II. levitt, d. Murray. d. Faueoner, G. e.
Dixon, Gus Hanson J. B. David on, ard L. 4.
Grimes p. p. Gray, Z. +. Jossum, aiteraates.
Klickitss-W. b. Hayden, " N. Cummings A.
Baker, L. Curtis, W. Z. Dunbar, D. W. Pierce, s.
?. Flower.
Iewis-Geo Elsbury. J. r Newlin, C. Her
rem, r. T. Reynolds. j. Fl. Long, y. Yo6er, T. II.
Rhodes, J. r Weliy, G. A. Burchard. Chss. Gil
christ aud George Dyssrt, L. d. Eeyrolds. j. C.
Bush. aliernaies
Liacoln-J. II. Friedlancer. 2. NJ winship, T.
Donnhae. NJ. S. Meeks, J. J. Burns. J. Brand, J.
w. Nichols. j. II. SHEDS. Fred T.mm, R. J.
Reeves. and z. Fish. Oscar Lindsly. alternates.
Msson--J h. Forbes, w II. Eueeiand, A. +.
Metzgcr and ID r. Phillins. alternate.
Okanogan--J. A. Navarro. c. b. bash. Fl. C.
Richardson.
Pacific n Eklun3, A T. King, William
Taylor, l. J.. BusA. Il. a. Jones and Frank
Crawford. alternate.
San Jusn-G. Il. Johnson. J. 5. Mcmillan, and
J. z. ID. conger, sitcFagte.
skagit-Eenry Mcbride. 2. Hailoran. 2. 0.