The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-07


district: also tbat We delegates 70 the state con-
ven:ion be elected from each district except the
two country districts, the Thirty-eighth and
Forty.third, they 70 have eigh, each; each dis
trtcs also to elect two members of the county
COMMITTEES. The report also advised the follow.
ing order OF nominations:
First-County auditor.
seeond-County treasurer.
Third--Three Judges of superior court, each
delegate voting for three candidates a. the same
time; the three candidates who shall receive
the majority OF the votes of the delegates
nominees.
Fourth-Prosecuting attorney
Fsflh--Countv clerk
stxth-sheriE
Observation-Disclosures OF schoolA
Eighth-County assessor.
E3Hth-SGryeyor
Tentn-CoronsF.
Eieverth--xrecknasse..
County commissioner districts-Nos. and
i ios e,c no tsr p .1s.iSe dssrc
The city Of Seattle shall nominate one
municipal judge. two justices OF the peace for
Seattle precinct. aid two conssshles Tor Seattle
precinct.
Following is the committee on resolutions:
Resolutions-Thirty-e district, s. D.
Sherman. J. C. Keithi Thirty-ntnth district. H.
Bostwfck. G. ". II. White; Fnrsleth district,
John T. Humphriss, Malt BsAnnagsn; Forty
ior; ' 4 FoT,y-secoild district, james Leddy, q
II. Lilly: Forsy-thifd district. William Cope
stick Z. Wheeler.
TIE chairman Of thi. COMMITTEES. John z
Humphries, announced that James Leddy had
been selected TO read the platform. The men
tion of Aliens name wss the signal for great
ouiburst OF cheering, which was renewed again
and again. The audience also cheered vocifer-
ously the denuncistion OF Pinkertonisn. The
entire serie. of resolutions, which viii be found
in another place, were enthusiastically received
and adopted without dissent
The committee to select delegates at large was
Is follows
Thirty-eighth disirict-Job P. Lyon, James
II. Bostwick. Z. w. Muigett, z. levin.
Fortieth uistrict-Georgs H. Heilbron, J. n.
Nelson. n. A FredericKs. Forty-nrst district
L. d. Hughes, z L. Spencer, Clarence Hanford.
Forty-second district-John A. Whalley, G. NJ
Stewart, Z. A johnson. Forty-third district
c. T. Remsberg, S. A. Bushman, J. A Logic.
The committee on delegates at large and the
several delegates selected the following list OF
delegates 70 the state convention:
At large-John II. McGraw. J. r. Craggswell,
G. T. Fshosck, A T. Van De nanter, James
Alsernates--J. II. Wilson, Herbert w. Taylor. J.
D. Roberts, c. E. Remsoerg... George Q. Piper,
JAMS Tsls Sossh d. sasSe E PenninssDn G.
". smalley r. Kaick erbocker, NJ Kelly. ". H.
CLARK, Job P. Lyon. II. b. Madison, W: IL Pen
w. 4. q H.
SCI, Charles s Iilton, James Weed, A. II. Hill,
". W. Mott, Z. z. Kendall. Frank Kelly.
Thrty-ninJh district-Ed levin, !. J. Ware,
7; O. Lindsey. :; II. Piles and one to be alled.
Alternates-S. Christensen. o. Todd, 4. c.
Allen, I. r. Townsley. r. J. Browne.
Foriieth district-G. ii. HeiIbron, BOYD J.
Taliman, L. c. Hughes II. A. Fredericks, H. L
c. A. Riddle, K. W. Jones, J. w. Hanna
Foriy-hrst distrlct-H. r. Mcclure, Clarence
asn,0S EsN ssd,t BAN paw %p R,us. "
q. Edwards. George +. Raymond, James
Marshal.
Forty-.eeond dissrict-yames Leddy. W. v.
Rinehart. w. L Amcs, J. +. kinnear, L B. An
Grews. AlierDates: J. L. Creighton, Frank
Wilder. ". II. 7. Barnes, &. II. stewart, II. J.
Forty-th;rd districs-o. Work, 7. Saunders, P.
V. Davis f. eddell, C. ". Rogers, B. c. sprague,
J. Fusion. A l. Beach. Al,ernates: c. 81. Mar
tin; !. A. Logic. V; q, Armstrong, 3. Miller.
f. Wheeler, w. c. Rutter, }. V. Magee, E. Cove.
roll OF districts was then cali and the fol.
lowing nominations n.ds for the House Of
Representatives:
Tairty-eish. district-Ellis Morrison, OF West
Seattle; c. T. Keller OF Eaumeaw.
Thirty-nInth disgrict-W. r White, First ward;
J. c. ThslgnRn. second ward
Fortieth district-P. W.Winchell, Third ward;
R c. Wasnbarn, Fourth ward.
Forty-drs. distTict-W. p. McEIwain, Fifth
ward: {. L. Webb, seventh ward.
Forty-second distriet-L II. Wheeler, Sixth
wsr4: Edmond < Ncany, Eighth ward.
Foriy-lhird distTict-Dr. J. II. Rinehart, OF
Ballard: DR. z. T. Hsliker, OF Newcastle; J. 5.
Sallee. of Kirkland
The districts were again polled for county
committeeman with the following result:
Atlarge-H, z stumer, J. Z. Humphries, A.
levin, W. ". Mott. z. J. smith.
Ihiriy-eigath 6istrict-H. h Madison, L H.
Pax.ey.
Thir,y-ninth dissric,-H II. Thompson. C n.
For;ieth district. z. Nelson, j. p. Hawkes..
7. !. AcCorry.
Forty-nrsi district - John Arthur. p D.
Forty.second dissrict-L B. Andrews, @. NJ
ForIy-third dlstrict-c. E Rcmberg. A l.
Beach
The chief features Of the earlier business was
an oCtearst OF cheering when Hon. L b. An
crews, the veteran Republican. mounted the
platform az the invitation Of the chair. The
name OF John II McGrsw IS one of the dele
gsSss at l&rse, was also received with great
cheering.
The naming of committeeman closed the rou-
tine business and tie ealmaess and CELEBRITY
with which IL had been transacted came 10 4
sudden termination. Immediately upon the
chairmAn's call Tor nominations the convention
became scene OF animation and waTmth,
which only increased Is the WORK of
TIE dsy progressed. Chairman Fish
bask had taken occasion 20 say thu;
Ing speeches on hi - he brief, and with few sx-
captions this rule vas followed. In fact mos,
ot the speeches were bare announcements OF
names with bur q fev complimentary words
When nom nations for auditor were called for
BOYD J. Ta4msa made 8 shor. bat earnes.
speech in favor Of rejoicing faithful officials,
aud named Frank IwiehelL 7. c. Marum, I r.
| Knickerbecker and A p Bu-weu ana Others sec
ended. hus there was No need of vote. The
| last words were barely spoken before s CREST
shout went ~ and TwIchel was declared tia
conger tion's choice. This is the second time
| Frank 1vichel has been unanimously selected
1 to1 the c9lee.
| A similar scene followed when Julius Horton
named Byron Phelps for a second term a.
| county treasurer. W. L Anss, 4. l. Ru5aer-
ford. II Fall City. L Bowen, of snoQ galn.3e and
/ e. 3. kisaageT seconded, the speech o. Bowen
! ton rose 10 its feet anc zhoa;sd fog phelp~ Mr.
! FlSAbsek Eddirg 90 the upsoas by SAYING. "a
! against sit down" ana Phelps was formally
I announced as The Eoniaee for a sscoGd time Ii
| SoSlAmAtioa-
| The selection oi three candidates for Sure-io
| - 6Es f0llowe3. :. z. Miller named / J
( Hnmss, j. +, HauPEr.es acted as sponsor foi
/ Richsrd osborn, samuel Piles made great hi
In proposing John WHEY followed oy JoA 2
/ iyoul, ard +. - Hughes. James Lesdy. e Z
| Rcusourg and CartatR Taylor advocated ,As
/ Cause Il Colonel J, ". Langley.
| The ballot was then taken aad resulted il
! Haaies getting Isl votes, Langley -, osacry
! ls$ Wiley -. The cetailed vote is IS follows