, 1890-08-28
THE PROCEEDINGS.


Chairman.
jacob Hoover acted rs chairman
and ID. A. Clement as secretary.
Messrs +. Mcclure. II. L. Suks-
dorf, e. j. Fellowes, j. J. Imbody
and George Ainsley were appointed
o committee on credetials.
A committee OH resolutions was
appointed consisting OF II. ID.
Sutton, +. p. Hogan, J. A. Haines,
7. Z. Griffitts and l.. Il. Cornell,
who reported that they would defer
their business until the state con-
vention.
A recess of ten minutes was then
taken, after which the committee on
credentials made their report.
ACCREDITED DELEGATES.
The following delegates were re-
ported favorably by the comlni ttee:
First ward-W. A. Woodruff, T..
a. Baggett, w. w. Waltman, a.
l.. Waltman, p. +. Quinn, Chris
Hansen, +. Miller, ]. +. Weisenan,
George Earle, s. w. Davis, Al. &.
Cowiey, =. Graham, l.. NJ. Flour
noy by p. +. Quinn, j. Kennedy
Stout, NJ. +. Warren by Is. BarindD.
Second ward--George Ingram, W.
Cook, ii. G. Long, G. Fl. Dun can,
T.. l.. Wilson, T.. j. Fellowes, II.
Seaman, j. J. Oliver, II. Shuborg,
o. II. Nestos, Il. j. Pedicord, George
Crosette, John Ne.tor, l.. Reynolds,
James Meggs, Jermne Drumhelier.
Third ward--James Glispin, L.
McNulty, r. ID. Gwydcr, Z. j.
Donohoe, p. ID. Nickel, III. G. Nc
Camant, 4. p. Dyer, A. J. Rice, +.
Angel.
Fourth ward-J. f. Warren,
Frank Mcclure, ii. j. Brown, Or.
Rawlings, T.. +. Humeson, James
Darragh, j. j. Browne, j. +. Brown,
w. Ferguson, j. Il. Rodke.
Madison precinc,-F. p. Hogan,
j. j. l.. Peel, ID. A. Clement, e. X
Fenton, j #. Piggltt, Jacob Hoover,
G.. w. Belt, Theodore Reed, r. II.
Connell, Il. G. Grifiitts.
Chattaroy-J. G. Bridges, Il. NJ.
Armstrong, +. Bebber.
Spokane Bridge-G. ID. Sutton.
l.. +. Morton, +. +. Myers.
Medical Lake--G. L.. Moses, j. c.
Vaughn, q. w. Ainsler, w. Ring,
q. w. Thompson, Nj. II. Chapman,
r.. Richland, Thomas Newton, Ed
Hilby, j. j. Imbody.
Cheney-J. G.. Webb, q. w.
Baker, J. w. Harris, J. NJ. Hop
kins, W. f. Hooker, by j. q. Webb.
Rockford-R. Altman, ID. &.
Farnsworth, o. b. Barbo, J. Nj.
Crompton, Il. B. Tipton, A. Walt
man, George Cornell, George Wood,
by o. Is. Barbo.
Steyens--Daniel Webdell, Will
lam Haword.
Spangle-H. T. Suksdorf.
THE DELEGATES.
The convention then proceeded to
elect twenty-six delegates to the
Seattle state convention.
Those elected were:
L. G.. Griffitts, J. i. Warren,
George Ainsley, l.. j. Fellowes, ID.
A. Clements, Il. Mcclure, o. X. Nes-
tos, l.. G. Dillman, Il. b. Cornell,
j. q. Webb, o. B. Barbo, q. w.
Belt, w. A. Woodruff, III. +. Suks-
dorf, s. II. Flynn, j. j. Inebody, a.
II. Edwards, l.. B. Nash, jerome
Drumheller, j. j. Browne, &. II.
Duncan, V. NJ. Massey, B. l.. Bar
inds, J. f. Piggott, p. A. Daggett
and +. ID. StttOn.
Thirty-five names had been voted
on for delegates TO the state conven-
tion, aud, as only twenty-six could
go, II was suggested that the thir-
teen who received the lowest num-
Der of votes be unanimously elected
to act with the eleven who had re-
ceived the highest number of votes,
together with George Sheldon, and
Victor Waltlnan be sent to represent
the Spokane County Club ut the
Tacoma convention of county clubs,
which was adopted.
The following are the thirteen
men elected:
III. &. McCamant, A. j. Reise,
Eugene Miller, =. J. Donohoe, G,
i. Ingani, o. Sunborg, Colonel
Megquier, ]. M. Buckley, Wayne
Furguson, p. McNulty, ] +. Key-
nolds, Colonel Barber and L. Z.
Dyer.