The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-18


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bsrnaeles, While he nails from The Third ward,
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1nd On election DAY Mr. chairman. these out
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ere but the pseluds to the vhiriw1nd OF euthusi-
ann that viii follow his trjum phaut election.
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Then Charles +. Fishback, IN the name
Of the First ward. seconded the nomina-
ton, saying Mr.. White was right upon
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to the once for vhich yon have nominsted me.
promise you that viii do everything in my
power 10 advance the best Interests Of Seattle.
II elected shall dot be the tool OF any faction
OF scnemiDg comoina'aon. nu1 VIII use "a ING
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70 enable ~. ci,v - own the rster. vorts and
to extend the mains so that every part Of the
city win hare an ample supply Of water. am
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labor a. we'll a capital. have read the resolu.
lions soon to be presented, and approve them
most heartily and shall support them stead
lastly.
The speech received tremendous ap-
plause.
For aiderman-at-!arge Trusten T. Dyer
presented the name OF George w. Hall.
George n. Hebron, from the Fifth
ward, seconded the nomination. MI. Hall
had vide experience, and was in favor OF
the city ownership OF the water-works.
Mr.. Hebron moved that the rules be sus-
pended and MT. Hall nominated by ac-
ciamatIon. and Major Rinehart and II. II.
Thompson seconded. The motion was
carried. and MI. Hall was chosen.
The aldermen were then presented by
the ward delegations and unanimously APP
proved, IS IN the ticket above.
Then for the house OF delegates the ward
delegation nominations were presented as
above and approved without dissent.
For city clerk, J. II. McGraw presented
the name OF Henry w. Miller. 4. r. An
derson and +. r. Carroll seconded. Then.
amid shower OF seconds and rounds of
applause, Mr. Miller was chosen.
Councilman Hull nominated w. L. Ames
for city treasurer. Mr.. Ames had been
tried and found capable in the Office, 50 he
should be reelected. Men from every
ward jumped to their feet and seconded.
and, with another round of applause, Mr..
Ames went in by reclamation.
The fire commissioners came next Boyd
J. Tallman nominated w. ]. Clark, men,
Der Of the board Of underwriters Of the city,
and man who was familiar with the needs
of the city. In ringing speech II. w.
Iavlor seconded.
\. y. faegre, J. =. bowden and Thomas
Balm were also nominated. Mr.. Hebron
suggested the name OF >. II. Aanaiey, and
James Foster was also putup.
ballot was taken with the following re-
SUIT: Ciark 90, Faegre 6o. Foster 3d.
kahaiey A, BAN -, Bowden 10. The first
iour were declared elected.
FOR corporation counsel Colonel J. c.
Haines nominated Judge Orange Jacobs,
man OF the rlpest experience, highest
reputation, and most spotiess integrity;
man VINO nao fought under the starry BAN
ner OF kepuoiicanism ever since the party
nad being, man to whose
guiding hand some OF the best features of
the new cnarter were que.
DIR. Aibin nominated T. p. Carroll, q
brave soioier, an accomplished lawyer.
man VINO nao sa. on the oencn, and who in
every way was n'sed ior the position.
N. 4. care strongly urged =: r. Carroll.
whose splenou ao'n'les "ouio win him
popular suppor.
a Daiiot was taken, giving jacobs ~ and
oarron -. Aon1o nun ana r. r. carroll
moved 'nas tue nomination OF orange Ja-
coos % niaoe unanimous. II was SO Or
oereo'
The office OF city attorney came next.
boyo >. Iaiiman nominated the present
assistant city attorney, Job r. Lyon Mr.