The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-09
|TEW TOWN OFFICERS.
ihoice Made by a Number of
Municipalities.
MLARD HAS THREE TICKETS.
u Rinehsrt Unanimous Choice for
usyor-ResuIt in Other Towns
Of the Second Glass.

me election for town officers at Ballard was
/ Ia vesserdsy and resulted as follows:
u.,or. DR.. J. Fl. Rinehart; treasurer, 7. w.
s.Ies assessor, w. T. MeVey; health officer, d.
Iohustone councilman at large, Charles
II rasssms. councilrnen, w. N. Curtiss, A.
7inspey, A. T. Pretty, A. W. Preston, II. b. Peder-
ion, 7. W. Frazer.
The rolling place was in the fire departments
A,;Idns on Ballard avenue, and was opened at
: 3. and closed at p. m. The officers of the
sssction we're: J. A. Peabody and Walter
S.nnv. iudges: Henry MeCurry, inspector, and
kksrIes Hsdaeld and +. f. Pells, clerks.
The majority of the voters quietly went to
~ Mailing place and deposited their ballots,
-lthout apparently creating any excitement or
M.l.ftonesring from any OF the three tickets in
"a 6e,d and yet the candidates for the Office of
Hreuurer had their ieutenants working hard,
Mf.ourh not very openly. and some of the voters
IErsv excited and created some excitement by a
rsf Of words and some blows. At l2:30 p. F.
borrow was seen assisting Joseph Saeher, an
! n French gentleman to the polls. 7. Comfort
1tgrwards congratulated Mr.. Morrow on taking
/ IA issher .In-law to vote. Mr.. Morrow became
snously offended, and Indignantly re-
erted the imputation cast upon
n By Comfort. Mr.. Saeher is not
Iouow's father-in-law, but Mr.. Comfort either
s0ufht 90, or pretended to think SO, and per-
Ssed In saying number of times that he could
4 tes why any one should be offended by the
Nm father-In-law. With every utterance of
= psternaI appellation, however, Morrow grew
m and more angry aud finally started to
frmh his tormentor, when bystanders pre-
Eled set-to.
about o'clock d. p. Callaghan, IT., a candi-
~ for councilman, called Louis Markls
ntor Mr.. Markle talked back to Callaghan in
hgusse the latter did not consider parliament
d, snd he attempted to bring Markle 10 order
- AMI body. Thomas White went 10
Iukles assistance, as Msrkle had
= finger lately cut of, and
odd use but one hand. Mr. White got himself
ifkopardy also, for Callaghan punched him in
tAcheek. After the smoke OF the battle cleared
aEu Markie caused warrant to issue for
calaghans arrest for assault and battery. He
wll BE- tried tomorrow at 10 a. m. before w. r.
ltanon. police justice.
! All the saloons were ostensibly closed, and vet
mere were quite a number of men either wholly
smrty drunk on the streets at different times
adng the day. This led many to suppose that
Asre was back door open or al underground
usage to beer garden.
The number OF voters registered was 40, and
number of votes cast was 35s. distributed as
blows:
Peoples ticket-For mayor, -. ii. Rinehart
No. for treasurer, George p. Holden 1I2; for as
ksor, fJohn Doyle los; for health officer, +Dr.
n. tombstone $40: for councilman at-large,
Charles Williams ILL., for couneilmen, William
III curtss l5, A. +. Pretty 1876, A. w. Preston
I'D, D. Desnoyer 100, A. A. Allen IS. X. T.. Haw-
Hi rs
Citizens ticket No. L-For mayor, sDr J. III.
hzehart; for treasurer, T. w. Lake, III; for
lssssor, W. I. McVey, 1s9: for health officer,
DIV. tombstone; for councilman at large,
Czerwenka 10i: for councilmen, H. B.
hdefson 100, w. G. Doyle I07, g. wittenborn
Thomas Johnson los. +. w. Frazer ia. A.
fnney rs.
Citizens ticket No. 2-For mayor, .Dr. J. II.
knebart; tor treasurer, 8. ID. Murphy 80; for
esessor, tJohD Doyle; for health officer, +Dr. W.
lbanstone; for counciiInan-at-iarge, Charles o.
Dewey so; for coulcilmen, ID. 2. Callaghan g.,
George H. Scott So, Charles Williams CO. David
Seiey 81, IA. Loonoy, IA. T. Pretty.
VI Those candidates whose names are marked
|4u u were on ali tickets; those marked thus
/ fcn two
lsfemiah Daniels, independent candidate for
lnsssor, received twenty-five votes.
Fourteen ballots were irregular aud laid aside
|fnperarily. For bonding the town only eight
pses were cast. i've for and three against