, 1890-09-25


essary to IL choice, n; Downing, &C.
Millikin. n; Humphrey, 8; Ander-
son, 68.
The names of MillikiE and
Humphrey were withdrawn, and
the second ballot resulted: An
derson, rs; Downing, 73. On
motion of II. M Downing the nomi
nation Of Mr.. Anderson was made
unanimous.
Mr.. Hyde said IL began to look as
though all tho commissioners were
to be nominated from the country.
This was wrong, as the presence of
n commissioner was required in the
city every day. He therefore pro-
scnted the name of S. II. Arthur
from the Third district, DR.. Candy
said one of the commissioners should
live In the city. Spokane county
he said paid taxes on an
assessment of twenty-five and
one-half millions, of which
eighteen and half millions
was in Spokane Falls. Mr.. Cannon
shared DIR. Gandy's opinion and
said so.
The name of w. A. Mayors, one
of the present commissioners, was
also presented.
The ballot resulted: Arthur 107,
Magers So Mr.. Arthur's nominu-
tion was received with loud ap-
plause.
PRECINCT COMMITTEES.
II was agreed that each precinct
should select a precinct committee
of five members, the chairman OF
which should be member of the
county central committee. The del
egates from the various precincts
thereupon presented the following
committeeman:
First ward--L. IL. Prather, chair
man; Frank Wilcox, NJ. Christen-
sen, II. c. Covcy, +. NJ. Tull.
Second ward-E. =. Gillette,
chairman; j. Nj. Grimmcr, G.. A.
Cole, w. II. Marshall, w. A.
Pierce.
Third wards. Wilson, chair.
man; j. +. Roberts, G. V. Wadham,
II. II. Dent, A. B. Wylie.
Fourth ward-Ed Sanders, chair.
man; J. Il. Daniels, G. 4. Patter-
son, Il. p. Galbraith, G. w. Ide.
Madison precinct-Dr. Candy,
chairman; Sam Hyde, Lemon Dake,
! G.. Stratton.
Deep Creek-J. S. Brown, chair
man; w. l.. Meyers, Louis p. Bau-
man, ii. M. Brainard, p. M. Bois.
sonnault.
Buckeye-T. B. s. Coleman, chair
man; Eastman Bratt, Jesse Jones,
A. j. Harris, A. B. Babb.
Rock Creek-W. II. Milliken,
chairman; l.. J. Winslow, p, Nc
Dowell, A. A. Smith, Il. A. Il.
Philleo.
Stevens Alexander Watt, chair-
man; III. Boston, Martin Marston,
o. a. Lance, Thomas Perry.
Peone--,James Most, chairman
William Day, d. b. Roby, II. z.
Hill, o. Palmer.
Latah-M. III, Shinn, chairman
Il. G. Thompson, NJ. F. Bclknap
j. p. Campbell, j. B. Lemich.
Rockford-E. II. Henderson
chairman; Charles w. Anderson,
George Dorknell, FL. w. Collins, f.
l.. Moore.
Chattaroy-R. w. Cowgirl, chair
man; G. G. Gelquin, Il. Birch, A
Nj. Nickerson, r.. $. Stalery.
Richland-F. f.. Brown, chair
maan; John Bond, William Hunter
c. Nj. Bonebough, e. S. Hoxie.
Spokane Bridge-E. q. Denison
chairman; w. Kerney, w. Ohli
quist, ;. Il. Moffett, j. 5. Dow.
Pleasant Prairie-Lehman, chair
man; Hill, Collins, Marston, Belden
Spring Nalley-Humphrey, chair
man; Michel, Cocorn, Kennedy
| Patterson.
Cowlee-A. NJ. Humphrey, chair.
man; William Gates, c. p. Lyle
William Mclaughlin, William
Kilt.
Marshall-G. A. Davis, chairman
J. Lloyd, IL. r.. Kinny, l.. Rafe, H
Rotbrook
Mount Hope-Alfred Metcalf
chairman; NJ. Hill, G. S, Jones, j
l.. Pierce, Il. O. Snodgrass.
Medical Lake-James Glasgow
chairman; n. III. Silence, Charles
Mcdowell, J, a. Farcher, B. S
Dudley.
Twin Prairie-E. NJ. Austin, chair
man; +. j. Beard, j. w. Howell
William Hale, y. l.. Lcbe.
Spnngle-W. T.. Richardson
chairman; Il. NJ. Downing, Will
lam spangle, S. f. Parker, Jame
Hinchliff.
Cheney Perry, chairman
Fred Montzer, j. S. Mount, Hub
bard, j. Garner.
Waverly-P. Gamble, chairman
G.. w. Ensley, Charles Lay, VIII
lam Connolly, a. Darknell.
Saltese-F. NJ. Pugh, chairman
James Weldelle, J. f. Shelley, c. r.
Glogstcin, ;. Robbie.
Judge NJ. Il. Harrison was unani
mously elected chairman of tn
county central committee.
VOTING BY DISTRICTS.
IL was then decided that the del
egates from the various senatoria
districts should get together an,
nominate their representatives, an,
the convention took a sort of reces
for this purpose.
After the Spokane members ha,
made their nominations TO
representatives they pre-
ceeded to elect two con
stables and two justices of tn
peace. The name of G. +. Backu
was presented by J.. II. Prather TO
Justice of the peace. Mr.. Hyd
) nominated Eber G. Smith, and Col
: onel Winston presented &. Il. Dun
, ning's name.
1t was agreed to vote for tw
. names at time, the two receivin
majority of all the votes cast to b
declared the nominees.
The first ballot resulted as follows
Dunuipg. 62; Backus, so; Smith, IS