, 1892-07-28
CARRIED THE DAY.
Young Men Are Victorious at
the Primaries.

Various Precincts - Candidates
for County offices who VIII
Represent the County.
The young men rejoiced last night over
their victory at yesterdays republican pri-
maries. After the polls closed they held
what was an impromptu convention at the
corner of Main and Fifth streets and dis
cussed the situation with its prospects and
possibilities. The returns from each poll
ing place were watched with the greatest
eagerness, and the disappointment in the
defeat of some tickets was oYerbalanced
with the victory of others. A heavy vote
was polled all over the county and Thurs
ton county's delegation will unanimously
present Judge Robinson's name at Satur-
days convention as candidate for SUI
preme judge. But little else can be said
regarding the names of other officers.
Many are in the field and are spoken offre-
quently, but they will have to rustic with
the delegates to get the nomination.
For nearly two hours a group of thirty
or forty republicans discussed the situation
at the corner Of Main and Fifth streets last
night, and brought up several names. For
senator Francis Rotch, W. o. Bush, ], @.
HOrr, and DR.. Riley were talked of.
For representative, the county precincts
will present John Hayes, the successful
farmer just outside of Tumwater, Theo.
Mentzer of Tenino, Henry G. Parsons,
Peter Mckenzie and Captain Hambright,
who is a rustler and a worker.
NJ J. Gordon will undoubtedly receive
the nomination for superior Judge, al
though M. A. Root claims his chances to
be good, and N. S Porter and Charlie Aver
are making on active fight.
q. M. Moore, A. II. Adams and Charles
d. Garfield are out for auditor, and for
treasurer g. NJ. French of Mud bay, George
Gelbach of Tumwater, and Jas. Brewer, of
this city, are prominently mentioned.
w. II. Roberts will have no opposition
for the office of county clerk, and for as
SCISSOR j. r. James, the old assessor, and
J: A. Smith, the present assessor, are can
didates.
w. G. Israel, F. NJ. Rhodes, G. w. Os-
borne, w. L. Bilger, Thomas Prather, and
Reese Brewer are talked of for commission
ers, and Aaron Hartsock and Dr. Arm
strong for coroner.
L. P. Yemen, R. A. Ford and A. G..
Cushman are up for county superintend-
ent.
For county attorney, Phil SkiIlman, the
well known lawyer, is named.
In the First ward what was generally
known as the kid ticket was triumphant.
They had a regular corps of workers, who
went at their labors with a will. They
elected George G. Mills, with 88 votes /;
Mitchell Harris, &c. @. H. Carpenter, 80 (;
Z. E. Gregg, 81, and Q. T. Whitney 70.
The others on the ticket stood as follows:
Q. B. Mann, 38; G. J. Peterson, So; NJ.
O'ConnOr, 33 George B. Forbes, 20; j. w.
Smyth, 20; N. s. Porter, 49, George A.
Barnes, II; A. ]. Treadway, III Frank
Williamson, Is; George Il. Foster, 15.
In the Second ward the vote stood :
Thomas Prather, 90; @. A. Maskrey, 81; T.
A. Crisman, So; G.. A. Hambright, 35;
Henry Sabin, SO; Joseph McCarrogher, 35 /;
Arthur Callow, 35; Charles Lincoln, 32:
William Hildebrandt, 30. The first three
of course were elected, and at the conven-
ton the four receiving an equal vote will
have half vote each.
In the third ward the ticket chosen at
the mass meeting Of Monday night was
elected. The vote stood: H. w. Brown, 81 /;
w. G.. White, 50; Silas Wentz, 81; Robert
Marr, AZ; G. A. Mottman, 3S; Elias Dwyer,
IS; Charles Wilhston, Z. The first five are
the delegates.
In the fourth ward the first five named
were elected and also in the fifth ward.
The vote in these two wards was Fourth
ward, David Lincoln, so; William Gilmore,
SO; 0. V. Linn, 54 S. P Wiman, 81; ]. R.
PattisOn, 90; M. G, Royal, %; J. S. New
comb, Il J. 5. Dobbins, 10; Fred Holmes,
Fifth ward-E. f. James, 68; NJ. E. Reed,
5li G. h. Filley, AZ; A. A. Phillips, 46; @.
II. Springer, Al William Mitchell, 40: Jo-
seDh LammOn, 40; P. D. Moore, 80; Benia-
min Vincent, 30; r. G. O'Brien, 8; S. ii.
Barbee, 7; J. p. Tweed, z; w. f. Ready, 8;
M. A. Root, 1 d. B. MOrrell, 1 M. Ken
nedy, l.
-Four delegates were elected from the
Sixth ward as follows: F. r. Wright SO I;
i. L, Brown, 81; w. A. Rogers, 3S; W. l..
Bilger, 80; @. G.. Williamson, 21; S. NJ.
Percival, 18; G. B. Lane, 5.
At Tumwater, Dr.. NOVEL;, so; r. H.
Eastman, 40; W.T.. Cavanaugh, 81; W. O..
Israel 36; were elected. The other votes
were for William Lindley, Is; W. L. Shell
don, Is; b. II. Sturdeyant, 8.
The delegates elected from the country
precincts are:
South Bay-G. w. Osborne.
Grand Mound-F. w. Stocking.
Gull Harbor-F. H, Martin.
South UniOn-W. o. Bush, John S.
Bush, G. w. Mills, W w. Hopkins.
McLane-Peter Mckenzie, E. NJ. French.
TeninO-GeOrge N. Van Tine, Joseph II.
Deer and ]. A. Goodale.
Bucoda-J. R. Cannon, Joseph Gibson,
jr., e. @, AXtell, Harry Lobb, Francis
Rotch and George w, Case.
Gate City-James Med. Israel and j..
Henry Smith.
Maxheld-F. L. Knight and J. NJ. New
sum.
Chambers Prairie-H. G. Parsons, H.
l.. Raymond and w. r. Ruddell.