The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-15
okanogan-James H Chase Hs,rv Hamilton

and one proxy
i, Pacifie-G; 2. Holcomb, B. A. seaborg, S. 8.
AGEWlng, Robert Chobot.
Pierce-J. 7. Mitchell. G. H. Ryan, C. l.
stewart, Z. +. Street. b. W. Coiner w. H. Cal
Bus, >: 1; Redman, J. G. SCHNEIDER, Robert
File, J. H. Price, George p Eaton, Byron Bar
low. g. II; Hollidge. c. NJ. Johnson George B.
handle W 4. Eoerly, c. NJ. yesterday, A. Z.
mug, j. r Meade, l. j. Emerson.
H. Bowden.
skagit--Thomas P HASTE, James Power,
unomas Cain, W. A. Jones, W. ]. Magee, J. B.
snphomish-L F. Hart. s. H. Nichols. George
Peraehets' T. c. Ferguson, +. S. smith, J. W.
spokane-s. G. Grub. D. T Ham, Clair Hunt,
yohn Tate, W. o. Applequist, z. c. Brott, F. X.
Fugn, j. w. feighan. o. b. Nelson, George Tur-
N Wa;,i L ID Prasher, II W. Fairweather, J. a.
Inii, A. NJ. Cannon, X. B. Scott.
stevens-James 0'Neil, 7. Savage, W. F.
case, with one proxy.
A. 3 Mckenzie, n. S. Porter, J. r. Patterson,
John +. Convey, with one proxy.
Mahkiakum-O. A. Bowen, II. N. Montgom-
cry, J. G. Megler.
Walla Walls-Dr H. R. Keylor. John Roberts,
W. T. Dovell, G. 7. Thompson, C. l. Whitney,
5. ~ Cambern. sPatt A. Preston, J. J. Dixon.
2. Conner. Albert Sherman. Charles E. Cline,
George Fox, o. H. Culver, J. C. sniders.
Whitman-John NJ. Hill, I. ]. Smith, W. l.
La Toilette, W. II. Renfro, C. II. Farnswor,h,
George Comegys, II. II. Spauiding, D. F. Ander-
lain.
.Yakima-John Reed, Fred R. Reed, Joseph
Sinclair, John Clenan.
The committee also reported in favor of all
the delegates presenting themselves, as there
was no contest. 1t was reported that neither F.
II. Thorn, OF Lewis county, or his alternate had
arrived, and the delegation had elected State
Senator Long to take his place. Island and
Franklin had elected two delegates each instead
OF one provided for in the call, for the reason
that they considered they had right to one
delegate at large and one for the 200 Republican
votes cast The convention accepted this,
making the total 2l5.
Nominations for delegates to Minneapolis
being in order. John P. Fay, OF King, presented
the name of John H. McGraw Paying a glow
ing tribute to the greatness of the state of Wash
ington, Mr.. Fay declared Mr.. MeGraw man in
every way fit to represent the Republicans of the
commonwealth at Minneapolis-a firm and I'M
wavering Republican. Mr.. McGraw's name was
received with cheers.
j. W. Bradley. of Clarke, proposed DR.. L NJ.
SIMS of Cowlitz.
j. w. Feighan, of Spokane, nominated A. NJ.
Cannon, of the same county-'a man whose
heart and bank account were always large, and
who was father of the state, and who had
helped make Washington what it was today"
Major W. V. Rinehart, of King, seconded Mr..
Cannon.
G. T. Thompson. of Walla Walla, put up WILL
lam Kirkman. "a man who has been through
storm and sunshine" George B. Walker, OF
King, seconded Mr.. Kirkman's nomination.
F. G. Deckebach, OF Chehalis, put forward
George H. Emerson, "a true Republican"
Fred r. Reed, of Yakima, named John C. Gle
man.
W. o. Reynolds, of Lewis, named J. NJ. Bene-
dict, "a soldier aud gentleman of the highest
ability"
B. W. Coiner, of Pierce, presented the name OF
Nelson Bennett. There was a great demonstra-
ton when the nomination was made and Henry
L. Wilson, OF Spokane, seconded.
George CoInegys, OF Whitman, nominated J. A.
Perkins.
Albert Sherman, of whatcom, nominated Ed
ward Eldridge, ''the pioneer of the county"
James Power, of Skagit, said his county's can
didate was John B. Mcmillan.
1. A. Davis, OF Lewis, put up second candi-
date from the county, S. c. Herren.
DR.. 6. B. Conover, OF Jefferson, presented
Frank B. Hastings.
W. II. H. Fouts, of Columbia, put forward 7.
M. May.
George U. Holcomb, of Pacific, urged H NJ.
Montgomery, of Wahkiakum.
A. NJ. Tucker, Of San Juan, put forward John
g. McMillin.
=.
Clemsn, OF Yakima, as also did DR.. W. H. Hare.
of Kittitas j. W. Fairbank, OF King, seconded
Mr.. Hastings, of Jefferson.
Judge Wallace Mount, of Lincoln, urged
Frank NJ Winship, "a man firm and staunch
and strong in Republicanism."
c. NJ. yesterday, OF Pierce, was wildly cheered
as he seconded John II. McGraw, of King; and
John F. Convey, of Thurston, seconded George
H. Emerson, of Chehalis. Henry l. Wilson, of
Spokane, seconded Mr.. Winship, OF Lincoln. For
King county G.. g. Lyon enthusiastically Sec
onded Nelson Bennett, of Pierce. John T. Red
man, of Pierce, seconded J. A. Perkins, of Whit
man, and j. Z. Candy, of Spokane, followed
Charles E. Cline, OF Whatcom, seconded Edward
Eldridge
E. C. Ferguson, OF Snohomish, put forward l.
F. Hart, who withdrew in favor of Edward Ed
ridge, of Whatcom.
The first ballot was then taken, with the fol-
lowing result: