The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-11

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cum, of Clarke; 7. Romano. of Columbia: X.
W. Ross, OF Cowlitz: E. K Psndergast, Of Doug
las; C. W. Dixon. OF franklin; James Palmer,
Of Ssissa ' Andlew F. snriesh Of King:
L Bowman, Of Kittitas; Jacob Hunsaker, Of
Klickitat; A. II. sroufe, of Kitsap; David
eoin csilox. oi Mason: Charles kUshton.
Of Okanogan; John Bourne, of Pacific; G. NJ.
yesterday, of Pierce: J. NJ. Blaine, of San Juan;
.c. snss Of br ssas a Of n w.
Collins, Of spokane; 7. L Savage, of stevens;
I. H. Cavanaugh, Of Thurston; samuel Walker.
c. W. Dorr. OF Whstcom; O. E. Young, Of Whit.
man: Edward Whitson, of Yakima.
Rules. NJ. Gilbert OF Chehalis; B. G: Van
Housen, Of spokane; l. B. Andrews, OF King:
Walla Walla; H. A. Fairchild, OF Whatom; l.
>. Clough. OF Clarke; c. 2. Chamberlain, OF
Whitman.
After recess until o'clock the committee
on credentials reported the following delegates:
Adams-P. D. oliphant. R. G. Newland, Will.
Asotin-E. B. Baumeister. A. stieffel. Il. C.
Chehalis-c. B. weatherwax. H. Blair. W. H.
Bush. j. A. Wood, ]. NJ. Gilbert, John South,
George Henderson, J. W. Divilbiiss, C. F. White,
ciallam~John c. Murphy. c. W. Kent, B. John
Clarke-IA B. clough, D. Harris. J. A. snod-
grass, 4; B. Eastman, D. Langdon, Z; A. snod-
grass. w. B: Wells, E. A. slocum. George L.
Columbia--r. NJ. May, J. A. kellogg, L. HILL
son, l. Wilson, J. W. Mcintosh, &. Romaine, J.
X. Rainmaker: and one proxy.
J. s. Huntington, d. D. McGown. NJ. b. Gardner,
Dougias-M B. Malloy, J. C. Lawrence, F. r.
Loucks. E. K. Pendergast
Franklin-C. W. Dixon.
Garfield-R- 1 Rush, G. A. Lundy, James
Palmer, w; s. Oliphant, J; =. Davis; II. H. Wise.
Jefferson-L B. Hastings, Henry Landes, J. N.
Scott, NJ. NJ satterlee. +. A. Bartlett, A. A.
Plummer, l. I. seavey, William Deanty, George
Kingdom II. McGraw. J. F. Cragswell, C. F.
Fishbaek, A. I: Van de Vanter, James Hart, +.
J. Grant, A. F. Burleigh, Paul dHeirry, C. f.
H. Kelly, ". H. Clark, Job r. Lyon, ii. B. Madi.
son, w. II. Pennington, Ed levin, F. J. Ware,
7. o. Lindsey, 9. II. Piles, g. H. Hebron, Boyd
/. sizer. A. F. Mcclure, Clarence Hanford. Ed
Leddy, ". Y. Rinehart. W. L Ames, j. R. Kin
e Davis siddei ". Roger, sa sprasus
J. Fusson. A. L Beach, II. w. Taylor
Kittitas.L n. Power, L R; Grimes, J; II.
Snyder, c. b. Graves w. Carter, H. l. Bowman,
Ralph kaufman, T. B. Wright, w. T. Hare, r
H. Morrison. Walter Lytle.
Kitsap-E. G. Ames, T. H. Brooks, J. T. Mitch.
ell, W. B. Seymour. A. H. Sroufe, S. B. Briefly,
Klickitat--w. R. Dunbar, Jacob Hunsaker.
Joseph Nesbitt, E. W. Pierce. W. A Maxwell. g..
Lewis-Georgs Dysart, c. A. Coolidge, c. Cros-
By, Adam Morris, +: J. T. Coleman, David
". Murphy. b. Shaver, b. c. Miilett. e. P. Nc.
Clure, J. G. Newland.
Mnooln-F; n. Re.tine., J.; Wormed. 4: N.
and Turner Moore S poao
r. NJ Winship. P. ". Merritt, r {. Lee.
Mason-W: II. Kneeland, W. B. Haines. H. q.
Tremper. Edward Callow.
Charles Ballard, r. Hamilton.
Pacinc-R A. Seaboard, H H. Hunter. John
Wood, 4 A. Ranches, John Bourne, !. N. Ek
Pierce-H. coblentz, @. D. Spur. Joe Mitch.
ell, D: n Snyder. {. X Street, Peter Stanup,
win CIogston. Charles Van Cleave. A. L Craw-
G. Lowell. Charles Bedford, Frank H. Gloyd. L
Q; Waldo. Dr.. Donoway, H, s. Huson, J: b.
Fleet, Il. c. Clement, N. c, Richards. c. A. MUIR
KTeldsr. &. o: Kasson, Q. n. Johnson. 5 J. B.
Reid, 8 A. ,Crandsil, E. Z. Markham, D. Dow.
sd den. = WhI;eh0uss 4: schradeT, Byron Bar.
day, A. R. Heilig. ]. c. Dillow, 7. W. Bean, 8. J.
smyth, B. +. Mnnning, J. n: 4. Spinning, Maui
rice Gross MsCsnisy Ich Hartman sH;,
sEasit-J. ]. Edens. F. Gilkey, James Power,
"; A Jones' .d c: spdsr, Malioran olsf Pol
Skamania-A. r. Tozier.
snohomish-F. H. Brownell, J. B. Ault, WILL
am Il: R: McMartin, 3. II. Nichols, l. C. SAM
N. D. Walling, S. testaL.
spokane-Jay H; Adams. George n. Forster,
E. "a: A Wells, David I. Ham: G NJ E. Netherc9t.
Clarence W. Ide, J. S. Dodson, I. n. Peyton,
Cyrus Bankson, B. C. Van Houten. p. II. VIM
ston, +. II. Graves, George ". Temple, H. E.
Houghton. Cyrus K. Burns. W. II. Plummer, C.
j. Hopkins, J. II. Clay, A. NJ. Armand, J. w.
Feighan. George E Cole, W. ?. Lucas. Z. B.
HYDE. Frank Johnson. W. A, Abernethy, II. w.
i. Wilson, Il. w. Collins, Alexander Watt
stevens-Thomas l. savage, James O'Neill,
Z. O. snodgrass, II. D. Quinby, Newton Rogers.
Thurston-O. " Linn. T. L. Brown, T. H.
Cavanaugh, Francis Rotch, George CASTOR, w.
T. Cavanaugh. George L. Fiiley. G. s Arm
u. w. Osborne. S. j. Horner.
Wahkiakum-J. G. Megier, 8. G. Williams,
Alfred Davis. Samuel Walker.
Walla Waila-W A. Kelly, II. B. Keller, A. /.
Goldman, c. l. Whitney, P. b. Johnson, J. J..
Dickson, T. X. straight W. I. Dovell, Fred
Stencil, II. II. Ormsbee, John Pettiiohu, Charles
Elmer, v. d. Lambert, A J. Puffer, Henry Cope
land.
whatcon,-H A. Fairchild, J. A. Frye, P. D.
Harkness, J. H. Jones, W. J. Mallory. J. II. Nil
G. +. Atkinson. J. J. Bell c. W. Dorr, II. Ed
ridge, J. w. Romano, W. J. Simmonds. J. Ii.
Echiveley.
Whitmsn-w J. Davenport. Henry spaulding,
Brown. E. K. Pickerei, H. NJ Boone, J. A. Dix,
!. o. stearns, Oscar Young, +. E. Smith, J. II.
Elliott, Anderson TAFT J. I. Person, C. W. Bean,
Joseph Ryan. = L. Colin, J. l. Flowers, George
Miller, Perry Lawrence, A. J, Bancroft.
Yakima-R. X. Nichols, Nelson Rich, John
Reed, Edward Whitson, l. s. Hewlett. Wallace
Wiley.
The committee on credentials. of which Boyd
J. Tallman. OF King, was chairman, rejected the
claim of w. o'Donnell TO the seat of II. w.
Taylor in the King county delegation. by a vote
of 2S 20 3, Pierce county casting one Of the neg.
atives.
The committee on rules recommended and
the convention decided that the temporary orga.
nisstion be made permanent. and that II. W.
Carroll, OF King. be made tho reading clerk.
The nominations We're fixed in the following
order:
Two congressman, two judges, governor, lieu.
tenant governor secretary OF state, treasurer
auditor, attorney general. superintendent OF
public instruction, commissioner of public
lands, state printer. four presidential electors
senators and judges from Joint districts, and &
etate central committee.
While the committee reports were being pre-
pared g. C. Hyde, of Spokane, in response to q
call, addressed the convention and declared
that there we're no sore spots in Spokane county
and that she would give large Republican ma.
FORTY, Patrick Henry Winston. OF spokane, was
also asked to speak but he declined.
After this small amount of business had been
done the convention adjourned until $50 to-
morrow morning, In order to wal, for the repor,
of the committee on resolutions, which will no;
DO read until then. King county wanted the
adjournment, and her strength in the convcn
ton was shown by the vote for adjournment
o4sis 70 I2-ls, not a large change from the vote
By which Colonel Hewlett was chosen chairman