The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-21

from the delegates, General iibbi,ts moved
the nomination of sheriff McGraw.
p. p. Carroll suggested Mat: Branuiean,
and another burst OF iaughter followed,
when Mr.. Brann:gan declared that he was
q total wreck already.
The vote was taken and to the amuse.
ment OF all presen; was going heavily for
McGraw. when the sheriff rose and ex-
pressed the belief that the joke was grow.
ing serious. and that Mr.. Garrison was the
proper man. Mr.. McGraw was unable to
destroy the effect OF bis own popularity,
and the BE- lots kept coming in for him till
the city was reached, which vo,eu almost
solidiy for Garrison. Before the voc was
announced the nomination OF Mr.. Garri-
son was made By acciamation.
fESAroRs
The county ticket thus being com pIete,
the rest OF the WORK was practically left 10
be done by the senatorial districts. The
first roii-ca was for senators, with the re.
suit as seen in the ticket printed above.
At the announcement OF the name of
William g. Rutter for the Twenty ninth.
Mr.. Perkins. OF Gilman. said part OF the
delegation WAS dissatis fed, and he asked
the convention to settle the matter. George
Parks, OF Gilman. declared that the sena-
torial caucus Of the night before and OF
yesterday morning had been unanimous
for Rutter. Another delegate explained
that there had been sixteen votes for Rut.
ter and four for Mr.. Gnilfoii. but after that
there was motion carried that Mr.. Rutter
have the nomination by reclamation.
Mr.. Hebron suggested that the diff
Guilty be settled by a roil.call of the conven-
ton. and the candidate &c ting the highest
number of votes be given the nomination.
Before the result was announced Mr.. Per.
kins withdrew the name OF Mr.. Guiifoil.
Then the delegates from the twenty
fifth asked permission to Withdraw the
name OF J.. NJ. Frink, which they had put
up for senator. They wanted TO nominate
their senator and representatives at a later
caucus. Such permission was granted by
the convention.
THIRTY REPRESENTATIVES,.
Nominations for representatives we're
next made rs in the ticket above.
DELEGATES To STATE CONVENTION.
These delegates-at-large to the state con.
vention at Tacoma this week were ap-
pointed by the chair: W. Evans. L. s. J..
Hunt and ]. H. McGraw; aliernates.
Thomas Ewing, John Leary and Erastus
Brainerd.
The delegates from the senatorial dis
tricts were:
Twenty -foursh-J Colvin, ST. Morgan, W. L
Whit;emore, v. K. 3 sseil T. F. ROBERTSON,
w. l. Livesley. J. Horton. II. Hill, J. n. Boyd.
7. S. Hawkins, J. Wiley, c. c. Dubois, N.
Malrige, Z. J. Miller.
Thompson, Peter Burns, Charles Reitze, W. NJ.
Hilton. J. E. Ayres, A. F. Burieigh; alternstes,
Frank Morley, II. w. Taylor g. O. Guy, w. A.
Campbell, w. B. spencer, p. b. Fuller. J. Weet.
Tweniy-s,xth-F. J. Graut, Boyd J. TslIman,
James Weir, Paul d'Herry, X. c. Washbnrn'
H NJ. Jones, p. p. Carroll: altefua.es 8. A.
Miller, DR.. Grant, George b. Ki,t.neer, n.
Dishon. Dr. Gay, l. n. Evans. George Hooker.
| Tweniy-seventh--J. G Haines. Otto Ranke, r.
| W. Spalding. Orange Jacobs. C. N. Ogden. 7. p.
Dyer, James Neatly: alternates. l. A. Treen, L.
z. Corby Chsrles II. Price, J. p. Fay, A. E. Rip
ley, T. c. McDevitt
Twenty -ee htn-George G. Lyon. W. I. Sharpe,
W. v. Rinehart, Alon1o Hull, I. N. Hooper.
John r. kinbear, Eben Smith; aiternates. Frank
Olesen, c. J. Clark. +. W. d. Holbrook. Aloro
Gardner. l. r. Compton, Robert Hamilton, Will
lam voigt.
Twenty ninth-H Petersen, p. j. Smith,
r. g. Roberts, Andrew MCPHERSON, G w. lib.
bits. George Par,s. J. S. Perry: alt-rDstes, W
w. S,ewa-., J. C. O.Conmor. William Patton
Belding
INSTRUCTED FOR SQUIRE
A motion OF Colonel Haines that tho
members of the legislature nomi:ated by
the convention use every honorable means
| to promote the reelection of the Hon. W at
son G. Squire 10 the United States Senate,
was carried with cheers.
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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| chosen:
Members at large-G. H. Hebron; p. d'Heir-
| ~ H. H. Thompson.
Twenty-fourih-F. n. Vaughn, T. H. simmona
| Twenty-ffth-P. Burns. c VI. Evans
Iwenty-sixth-A. E. Risey. Boyd J. Tallman
Twenty-seventh-W. o'Donnell, I. C. Nc
| Dewitt
| Twenty-eieh'h-w. " R,nenart. c. n. sheafe
Twenty.ninth-A. J Car. George Parkea
ADVISE RY COMMITTEE.
This is the advisory committee:
Ade'ai!e, Willis Ha !; Arthur q. C. Russell
| Avondae, Frank sedei; B Hard 7. W Emer.
| son: Bell+v1ew All Burroughs; B ack Di 4mond,
| j. Gray; Chauranqua, james Whey; Cedar
River, Andrew McPherson; Christopher, J. NJ.
Boyd; Des Moines. j Davis; Durham, P. j.
| Mi Ter: Euumcaw, O. s Brown; Falls City, A.
| l. Rutherford; Franklin. A. A. Jones: Fremont l.,
| A. d. Stewart; Green River, c. Boyd: Gill
man. William Russ: Houghton, J. C. OConnor;
| Juauit&, James B. Allen; Kent, A. Hill: Kirk
| land. J. A. Pierce: Lstona not named; Meeker.
| II. Tallman; Monohon. James Hill; Newcss-
| tie, r. J. Roberts: Osceola. not named; Red.
| mond. w. p. PerrIgo: Renton, p. Gibbons; sno-
qualmie, Ca tain Gore; South Bend, w. W.
| Be ding; Sammamish, Thomas Anderson;
| Slaughter, E. NJ Endineer: Sunnydale Owen
| Hsrris Tot, Moses Morris; Union, W. D. Wood !:
| vashon, J. F. B sckbarn Whit River E. Titus
West SEATTLE. D. NJ. Hughes
| SesItle-First wari, NJ ". Willis, c. H.
Clancy. C. F. Rel re. T. S. Hughes second ward,
| F. A. Ware. F. A. II vnes; Third ward. Paul
Maisn, S. u shipley; Fourth ward. A. s. Miller,
| W. Drown; Fifth ward, L. Y. Corby Otto Ranke,
| J. p. Fay; sixth ward, Aionzo Hull, A exander
| Alien; Seventh ward. James Neatly w. H.
| Dav 8; Reh h ward, Frank OlesoI, c. j. Clark,
| =. w. D. Holbrook.
The only thing left after the appoint
| ment of these committees were the nomina-
| tons of justices of the peace and con-
stables. whose names are given in the com.
| pete ticket above.
MGRAW FOR STATE CHAIRMAN.
Then after the delegation to the state
| convention had been instructed to work
| for the election of ]. II. McGraw as chair
man of the state committee. the conven-
ton passed votes OF thanks to Chairman
| Fred ]. Grant and Secret aries Taylor and
| Vaughn, and. with hearty cheers for the
nominees, adjourned.
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NAMES ON THE TICKET.
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