The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-18
HARRY WHITE AGAIN.
His Excellent Administration
Endorsed.

Endorsed.
ORANGE JACOBS ron COUNSEL.
4 P1asssrr o. ssunA Princsples and Msn
e suppsst Thsn-City Con-
srsl Csn.fttss.
1fsyos-Hany white.
CITY treasurer--W L Ame2
CITY cIesk-Henxy ". Miller.
Corporati0n cOtfs1sef-0rauge Jecon&
City atfoFney-JOb +. Lyon
Police iudee-Claudius n. Rivera
pirs comuaiseIo1ssn-W. }. CLARK. x L taegIes
James c, Foster, John II. Kahaley.
Aldermen George ". Hall. Moses K0rn, =. n
wilcox, ". A snydsr. A. q Miller. ". b. Boz
garduA +. W. Wald, Frank = Pcnfus' ,. ".
Holbrcok-
House 81 dcIessass-Fint ward. n W. Willis,
Charles Hart; Second wsrd, Frank n Muldoon.
r uorfo I'd: Third ward, h ". Jones. 8 -.
ghfpley: Fourth ward. George =. kittinger. A.
I. Barton; Fifth ward, Frank Hanfords @. V. Z.
Lansing: sixth ward, W. h. 7. Barne. 3 z
Short: seventh ward, Charles cowdcns -. 3.
Davis: Hiehth ward, John =. McAusian. g. W.
Fury.
Mr.. George H. Hebron. chairman Of
the Republican city central COMMITTEES,
called to order . thoroughly representative
body Of men in the Armory last night It
was easy to 80 at . glance that the dele
gates stood for the business and CONNER
ciaI Interests Of the city.
After William O'Donnell, secretary Of
the city central committee, had taken his
place. Mr.. Heilbxon said that only = short
time ago the Republicans nominated .
straight ticket to conduct the city govern.
ment. Now II was necessary to nominate
men 70 manage the city affairs under the
new charter. It was unnecessary to say
that the men nominated would be elected.
The present officers had held their places
but short dime, and yet they had made
worthy records. The new men, he be-
lieved, would do equal credit to the party.
and would be Is earnest in their desire TO
conduct the city affairs well. and would
also BE- q successful. Mr.. Hebron was
warmly applauded.
Major w. v. Rinehart was then nomi-
mated temporary chairman. He declined
in favor Of w. r. Forrest Mr.. Hebron
was then nominated. but declined, and Mr.
Forrest was chosen. In accepting the
honor he briefly thanked the convention.
r. G. Washburn WAS next chosen tempo
Yary secretary. Then It was decided TO APP
point three committees, one on credentials,
one on resolutions and one on permanent
organization. The chairman should name
the chairman Of each committee, and each
ward delegation should name . man for
each committee.
The committees were:
Credentials Boyd J. Tallman, chairman:
First Charles F. Reitze; Second, +. Albin;
Third, J. H. Woollery; Fourth, H. NJ.
Jones; Fifth, Otto Ranke; Sixth, H. K
Carson; Seventh. Frank Breese; Eighth,
w. T. Sharpe.
Neutrality-suspicious. H. Hebron, chair
man; First. H. H. Thompson; Second, r.
!. Ware; Third. w. w. Easter: Fourth,
A. /. Adams: Fifth, J. C. Haines; Sixth.
John +. Miller; Seventh, 7. p. Dyer;
Eighth. ]. r Kinnear.
Permanent orgnnixation-W. ". Rine-
hart, chairman; First, Peter +. Burns;
Second, J. c. Thallman; Third, John Par
sons; Fourth, J. H. McGraw; Fifth, G. w.
Young; sixth. L. II. Wheeler; Seventh,
NJ Koch; Eighth, G. ]. Clark.
After . short recess the committee on
credentials reported these delegates:
First ward. II. Frink, Peter r. Burns,
Drank Bird, n. w. Taylor, Samuel Davis,
Charles Reitze, J. G. Nixon, Frank Keene,
H. HI. Thompson, William Hilton, g. o.
Guy, Thomas Hughes.
Second ward-J. C. Thallman, J. 8. Tay-
lor. r. J. Ware. John Wiley. &. Albin,
c. N. Evans.
Third ward-J. H. Woollery. E. r. Brown,
w. w. Easter. P. p. Carroll. John Parsons,
J. f. Austin, H. Eidmiller.
Fourth ward-w. r Forrest, A. /.
Adams. ]. H. McGraw, H. Martin Jones,
r. C. Washburn, H. w. Miller, NJ. Z.
Clare. Boyd J. Tallman, Fred Gasch.
Fifth ward-L. B. Andrews, J. C. Haines,
Otto Ranke, Charles Robinson, George w.
Yancy. NJ. J. Costello. George H. Hebron,
X. b. Albertson, L. G. Anderson. Edward
V0ntobel.
Sixth ward-Alonxo Hull. John F. Miller,
w. v. Rinehart, 4. F. Shaffer, w. L. Ames,
H. r. Carson, H. o. Hollenbeck, l.. H.
Wheeler. +. A. johnson.
Seventh ward - Trusten r. Dyer, w.
Perry Smith. +. Breese, NJ. Koch.
Eighth ward-John r. Kinnear, G. w.
Furry, w. T. Sharpe. Frank Olsen, Robert
Hamilton. Charles ]. Clark, w. L. Stephen
son, X. A. Wilson. Ed Herrick.
The report was adopted.
The committee on. permanent organiza-
ton reported:
Your committee recommend:
l. That the temporary organization be
made the permanent organization.
IL. Order of MISREPRESENTATION Is
follows: Mayor, alderman at large, board
Of aldermen. house of delegates, city clerk,
city treasurer, board of fire commissioners,
corporation counsel, city attorney, police
judge, city central committee, one member
from each ward to be selected by the dele
gates Of the several wards and the member
At large to be appointed by the chair.
Report OF the committee on resolutions.
Miscellaneous business.
Nominations having been made, in vot-
ing the roll OF the wards shall be called in
every case. and the chairman in each ward
shall announce the vote OF his ward, pro-
vided that the convention may in its dis
cretion ratify viva voce the nominations
submitted by the several wards for men,
bers OF the board of aldermen and house of
delegates.
In case of the absence of any member of
ward delegation, the delegates shall have
power to cast the full vote of the ward.
The report was adopted without dissent.
The nomination of mayor was next in
order. Major Rinehart said:
Nj. Chairmaa: desire to present to this con-
yention, as candidate for mayor, the name OF
aman who is . sterling Republican, q good cit,-
zen and an honest man. One VINO Is thorough.
~ iceniihed with aad has closely at heart the