, 1892-08-13

the three on the committee WOnld have the
matter all in their own hands, and he pre-
terred that the matter came before the
convention.
T. N. Allen moved to amend by having
the committee composed of one member
from each precinct. Mr.. Chambers &C
cepted the amendment and the motion
prevailed.
On the committee were named:
First Ward-GeOrge 1. Smith.
Second Ward-Milton Giles.
Third ward-Alex Drysdale.
Fourth ward-H. r. Hill.
Fifth ward T. N. Allen.
Sixth ward-C. p. Giles.
TumWater-Joseph Harris.
Bucoda-C. @. Case.
Tenino-A. B. Case.
Yelm-Geo. Chambers.
Chambers Prairie-A. H. Manier.
Black Rlver-G. w. Ruthledge.
Puget City-R. Peachy.
South Bay-Pat Dunning.
Mud Bay, ThOs. Carney, McLane, Pat
Dempsy, Manifold Joseph Sampler. The
other precincts were not represented. The
convention then adjourned until p. m.
Charles HOyt and r. Peachy, Of Puget
City, displayed democratic zeal, for which
they are to be commended. So anxious
were they to attend that they rowed IA
miles, leaving Puget City at o'clock this
hours later.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the opening of the afternoon session,
the committee on credentials reported the
following delegates 10 be entitled to seats
in the convention:
First ward-George B. Scammell, Gus
Harris, W. w. Bettman, p. ID. Dolan, L.
b. Faulkner, Milton Giles A. p Fitch.
Second ward-A.gH. Chambers, John M.
~ a 10 1an l.
Shearer, GEORGE /. Smith, J. p. Moore,
David McCartny, L. R. Byrne, q. Z.
Third waTd-T. G. Van Epps, Alex
Drysdale, d. s. B. Henry, Peter Cook, d.
+. Shazer.
Fourth Ward-J. H. Norris, II. r. Hill,
James McFadden, r. Frost.
Fifth Ward-F. G.. Deming, Robert Gra-
ham (Demtng proxy, James Chambers,
j. II. Murphy, 4. N Allen, +. G.. Blakeslee.
Sixth Ward-C. p. Giles, Geo. w. Ellis,
h. Il. Young.
Tumwater-Jos. Harris, J. Bolander, H.
B. Cusack, s. Ferguson, L. s. Churchill.
South Union-Dayid Drewry, M. Little
john, II. W. Littleiohn.
Bucoda-D. X. st. 'ngfeld, A. N. Yantis,
O. @. Case, g. Mason &c. Q. Case, proxy,
Samuel Davenport, A. A. Wright &c. O.
Case, proxy, ]. Q. Holes and Henry Mize.
TeninO-1, +. Cannon, T. J. Mcclellan,
Cannon proxy,) II. II. Galliher, (ShOecraft
proxy,) AL. Perry, (Shoecraft proxy,) A. b.
Case, L. @. Whitaker.
Rainier-Frank Ruth.
Yelm-P. ID. Van Trump Geo. Cham
bers, William Harris, J. N. Sumpter, A. j..
Lott.
Chambers Prairie-A. H. Manier W.
Littejohn, H. H. McOray, d. NJ. Kagy.
Black Rivera. E. Young, Geo. Clark,
Geo. Rutledge.
South Bay-P. Dunning, George Lang
ridge, W. ]. Frazier.
Puget City-R. Peachy, Chas. Hoyt.
Mud Bay-Thos Kearney, A. Randoll,
II. r. Weatherill.
McLane-Wm. McLane, p. Dempsey.
West Olvmpia-E. j. Estep.
Maxheld-J acOb Slampher, J. B. Flynn.
The report was accepted.
The committee on business and perma-
nent organization recommended A. p.
Fitch as permanent chairman and w. b.
Shearer and Geo. /. Smith as secretaries,
and that delegates TO the state convention
be elected. The presentation Of a platform
and the nomination Of county officers will
be deferred until after the state conYen-
ton.
Mr.. Fitch, in assuming his duties,
thanked the convention and made brief re-
marks.
The convention then proceeded with the
ton, five to be elected from the city and
five from the country.
The following are the nominations from
the city precincts, with the result Of the
ballot:
First ward-George B. scammell, 81; P.
Dolan, %.
Second ward-John Miller Murphy, 80;
Geo. /. Smith, 40.
Third ward-T. c. Van Epps, 50.
Fourth ward-J. H. Norris, 2S; Francis
Fifth ward-F. G. Demlng SO.
Sixth Ward-E. Il. Young, AZ.
George B. Scammell r. g. Deming, 7
@, Van Epps, Francis Henry and K. T..
Young, having secured the highest num-
Der Of votes, we're consequently chosen del
egates, and p. DOlan, John Miller Murphy.
Geo. 1. Smith. J II. Norris and Geo. d,
Shannon we're chosen alternates.
From the country precincts the follow
ing names were placed in nomination,
and the result Of the ballot is shown after
each. Those receiving the five highest
number of votes we're named as delegates,
and the next FIVE, alternates;
Tumwater-H. b. Cusack, 8; j. Bo-
lander %.
South Union-Dayid Drewry, %.
Bucoda-C. @. Case, 80.
TeninO--J. Il. Cannon, 8.
Rainier-Brank Ruth, Ga.
Yelm-P. ID. Van Trump, 49,
Chambers Prairie J. II. Manner 25.
South Bay-W. j. Frazier, IS.
Black Rivera. e. Young, 46.
Puget City-R. Peachy, 2.
Mud Bay-H. r. Weatherall, A.
McLane-Wm. McLane. %.
Maxfeld-J. B. Flynn, 8.
A. e. Young, Frank Ruth, ]. +. Cannon
G. U. Case and David ID eWy, having re-
ceived the largest number Of votes, weiC
declared TO be the choice Of the convention
for alternstes, and ]. Bolander, p. D. Var
Trump, A. II. Manier, W. ]. Frazier and
w. McLane, having received the next
highest number, we're declared the choics
as delegates.
T. N. Allen spoke I'm reference to The
nomination Of county officers, urging thai
such action be taken in reference to the
nomination today OF at later date, as vii
secure the unanimous approval Of the dele
gates and the party.
! R. P. shoeoraft moved that the day 70