The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-14
THE TICKET NAMERS.
Delegates TO the Republican
City. Convention.
NOMINATIONS FOR ALDERMEN
y. y. Butts, OF Morning star Alley. the
View Moses Of seattIe's Democracy
spsaks-Sotes.

The Republican primaries to elect dele
gates TO the city convention OF mex; Wed
Desday were held throughout the city last
night The electors also expressed their
preference Tor aldermen and members OF
the city house Of delegates There was no
confess except in the Third ward
In the FIRST ward there vas large turn
Gus and 533 straight votes we're cast
The c0nd ward primary was rendered
Festive By the appearance Of Mr. ]. T.
Ronald, the recent asIirant for the Demo
cratic nomination for mayor. lie Was in
high good bumor and a. positive proof OF
MS zeal for John Collins, VINO got the nom-
ina ION, he offered TO cast dot for Mr..
Collins. Councilman Twicheu at once
cbal.eEEel the vote on the ground that Mr..
Ronald dyeG-in-ihe-e Democracy
would bar him from a Republican primary.
Nj Ronald Acknowledged the accusation
by gong out ana buying a box OF peaches
10 which he treated the enthusiastic Re-
puplcans present. Forty-two votes were
cast
In the Third ward 81 votes were cast
and there were two tickets in the field.
The ward is entitled TO six delegates, bur
hFe got - votes ana upward while two.
}. l. Austin ana II Edmll,er tied for the
place Of sixth candidate with 81 so e. each.
The uusuccessf ul cGUd dates for places in
the delegation 10 the clty convention We're
II. Magic, with 3 votes. and ]. T. Malan
and Gus Bettmau. with - eacn The
other delegates. with their votes. are given
In the summary below. c. W Lawson, as
candidate for the house OF delegates, fell
short, receiving y votes, the next above
him, :. ~ ShIpey getting A Harry
White was Endorsed for mayor
Ia the Fourth ward 80 votes were cast.
In the II tn ward there were Isl votes
The sixth ward Republicans cast GO
votes.
the Seventh ward.
The Eighth Ward Republican Club held
caucus before the primaries and arranged
he ticket below, which wa unanimously
elected. The meeting was an iu-
tere>tlug one. \. VI. Brookes acting a
temporary chairman III the absence Of
President Clarke. Among the Republicans
OF the wars TO make spe.ches IN support
OF tie candidates Were; Colonel George
q. Lvon, Mr. John r. kjurear. Colonel c.
NJ. oheaie. Mr. ". II. Hughes, and Mr..
George Hyde Preston The election which
followed ihe caucus passed oil harmoni-
ous!y, and there were but two dissenting
votes. The nine successful delegates will
support Harry White for mayor.
First NRrt-De leea'es-J. " Friuk Peter F
Burns Fr,nk Bird, II ". Taylor. samue DAVIS.
CHARLES Reitzc, J. {. Nixon, Frank kaepe. H. II.
Thompson, W Ham Hilton, David McKin ev
and Thomas Hughes: alderman Moses Korn;
house Of delegatesM. W. Willis and Charles
Hart.
Second ward -Deiega es-J c TaIman. ]. s
gay or, f. J. Mare, John " ley. r. ALVIN aud C.
Evans, eIdermau-F. y Wilcox. house of
dc caates-F Ri. Muldoon snd Z. Mo-iord.
Tn RI War i-Deegstes-J. II. Wooery 81
K. Brown 81, W ". Easter ST.
r r Carroll 20, John ParSon. IS.
J Au.tia 81 II Eidmiller a.; alderman
". \. snyder y; house Of delcgatts-R "
Jones 81. aud :. N. 1hipey H.
y urta wari--De egates-W r Forrest. / A.
Adams. II NcGrsw, Fl. Martin JONES r. {
WHs4turn. Z. ". Miner s. T. Glare. BOYD ]
Ia'lmau and Fred Gascn: sicerman-A. :
M.sr: nous Of aelegat George II. Kitten
g,r ana A J. B r on.
Fiffh war DE egstes--I- g. Andrew J C.
Ha.rs-, OTTO RsuSe, Charles Robinson. George
" Nauc.F NJ. J. Costello, Geor.e H. Uei hron
h A.beHsoa, l. c. And non aud Edward
NoHtobel; slderman--W Fl. Bggardus: house of
"a CSC Y. p. Lansing a "a Frank Hanford
SKI warl-Delyc- tes-Alouzo Hun e.. John
r Miller q. " Y. Riuchar, c.. z F. S after So
". l. Ames 65 II Z. Carson 6S. II q HolIcu-
hesg 81, J.. Ii. Wheeler 6l F. A, Johnson 81; al
dermsn--A. +. Eurwal o. First precinct. house
e.. delegates. W, Ii. r. ham ;, IS. Second pre-
cluaf house u delegate, : J. S9ort6&
Seventh war.t-peleRaJeS - rus'en L Over "
Parry ..h. F. br eze and N. Koch: alderman
-Ftauk A FoutIus; house Of egates-Charles
Cowt#u sul v. II. Dawes
Fish 0av3-p. leeates john X Kinucar 81.
a. y. Furry F. W. 7 sharpe 3, Frank Olson e.
tert Hamilton 5& Charles J CLARK -. ". /.
stephens s.. K. a. Wusoa So FL uerrlck q.
altsrma1-F W. T. II ,h-oos @3. house Of dele
rates-johu A. McAu,lan &5, ami t.. W Furry q