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MASON COUNTY EETCR Ms.
OMc!a! Canvass OF the Votes Shows
slight Plurality for McGraw.

OMc!a! Canvass OF the Votes Shows q
slight Plurality for McGraw.
Following are the complete returns OF
Mason county, the total vote being 971. the
vote for electors being that cast for each
one Of the four of the different parties, and
the order of candidates. except where
otherwise indicated, being Republicans,
Democrats, Populists and Prohibitionists:
Electors-Republican 352, Democratic 49, Peo-
pies 12i. Prohibition G.
Representative in congress-Wilson 80, Doc
little 371. Carroll 3GS, Munday 367, Knox 152, Van
Patton Isl, Dickinson ., NewDerry9
Judges CT supreme cour:-Anders 3j7, Scott
1867, Brinker 3i3, Hanna 3is, Gardiner IA, Reid
lis.
Governor-McGraw 352, Sniveiy $40. Young
1913, Greenc22
Lieutenant governor-Luce So7, Wilson S5i,
Twiss l52, Stone II.
Secretary OF state-Price 900, McReavy 4e5,
Wood l33, GiistrGp IL.
State treasurer-Bowen $50, Clothier 1885,
Adams 143. Stewart Is
state auditor-Grines 357, Bass, 355, Rodoif
lab, Carlson l..
Attorney general--Jones SIS. Starr $40. Tea.s
AS, Smith II.
superintendent public instructon--Bean 3s..
Morgan ga, Smith l3S, Heincy H.
Commissioner public iGnas-Fo-rest $50, Lewis
$40, Galloway rs, Gibson Z
state printer-W hite COO, Borden $40, Murphy
136. Boo;hroyd H.
Judge superior court-Irwin, R., 429; scofeid
F., 2z3.
State senator. Seventh district-E. L. Brown
$40. Richard Chilcott $50, W. +. Beedy lii, AL
bert kellogg 10.
Representative: Twenty ninth district-John
i. Forbes, r., go: Levi u. Sheldon, d.. AZ; Fen
ton Spencer, T., lil
County auditor-W. B. Hanes, r., 303; ]. ".
Day, d., 5G5.
CicTk-G gorge Graham, r., 2o4; W. II. N. Dun
bar. D.. SCI.
Trcasurer-Will L. SarSison. r., "a; Thomas
O'NeilI, D., as; Frank Ellis, p, lol.
Assessor-John D. Dow, r., As; Jacob Haupt-
ley D., 363; Hugh Currie, T., L..
sheriff Thomas McLarty. r., 3i2. d. VI. Duck
worth, d., 49,; Fred Spencer, F.. SIS
surveyor-ficorge Cyphert. R., so; J. s. W.
Shelton, D.. 40.
Prosecuting attornay-H. s. Tremper, f., $40;
j. A. Mcdonald, D., iGj
Superintendent OF public schools-C 5. Bvum-
5augh, r., III; Marcus Knight, d., 40.
Coroaer-Dr. q. ". Kendicott, X, 3ii: II. d.
Simmons, D., 800; Charles Horton, T., / Q.
Commissioners: First Observation-Disclosures Wer-
man, f., 325: ". II. Nance. D.. 81: F. c. Purdy,
T.. l23 Second district-Dr William Beach, r.,
234: ". RodenbcIger D.. $50; Dan Myers, F.. 80.
Third district William C.llow. r. 81: NJ. C..
Simmons, D.. 81; Harry Ford, p, liS.
For constitutions! amendment 200. against21
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Judge superior court-Rice, H. lAo' Lang
horn. D.. $50; Hunter, Ind, ISL
short term superior iudge-James III. fieken'
D., 1s3. n ,,o =.
Mcdaniel, D.. 1873.
Clerk-George Y. Carlton, r., sso; u. ID. Cur
tis, D.. LII . n.u n
Treasurer-David West, r., 3f; DorKis' d.
Assessor-As hley, R.. 2c4; Charles Page, d.
o75: Baker, Ind, 100.
sherif-Iaylor, Il. and P, 289; J. E. Howard.
D.. 297. ~
surveyor-Rchard strait. r. and F., So5; Ed
wards, d.. Ia ,
Attoruey-C. Beal, r., 2i2; J. Bruce Polwarth,
D., 264 500.
Superintendent of schools-Hepner, R., l29'
Minnie O'Connor, d. and F.. 41i
Corone1-Daniel Jack, f., 263; McGrath, D.,
?ji: Howe, F., A.
County Commissioners: First district-A. d.
Birnie. T.. 256; Winter D., $40. Second district
Charles Masten, r., 800; Charles etanard' ~.
and F., 22l Third dstrict-Thomas Foss. X,
25s: John 4. Blair, D., 2l6; c. Sorenson, F., 3d.
For constitutional amendment, 90; against,
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PERSONAL.

g. s. Nef, of Everett, left for New York yester.
day.
G. II. s:etson, OF Montesano, is at the Occi.
dental.
H. Blackman, Of snohomish, is guest of the
Occidental.
George D. Shannon, Of Olympia, Is q guest OF
the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Plate, of Marysville, are reg
istercG ut the Grand.
Postmaster J. s. Fem, OF Port Angeles, was
in the city yesterday.
Hon. T. c. Ferguson, mayor Of snohomsh, Is
a guest of the Rainier.
George Sinclair, OF Mount Vernon, is regis
tered at the Occidental.
Judge W. Scott Bcebc, the Portland attorney,
left for home last evening
James 4. Ryan and George Morrill,, OF Airing
ton. nro stopping at the Diiier.
John Wooding James Hart md George Hart,
OF Slaughter, are registered at the Arlington.
{. II. Taylor. auditor OF tho several enter
prises of the Everett Land Company, is stopping
at the Rainier.
Charles W. Holloway gees to Wha.com today
TO engage in u two weeks hunt north Of shat
city.
Il. NJ. McEntire, skagit county miner. was
In the city yesterday. Mr. McEntre hrs some
mining property up in the Okanogan mining
district. He says things are very quiet up there
now. 4
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CEEliAIIS COUNTY RETURNS.
Official Canvass Gives Snfvely Plu
raiity Of 3 Over McGraw.

The official canvass of the vote of Che
halls county shows that while the county
is a Republican stronghold, local iniiu-
ences decided against the nominee from
Seattle for governor, and Mr.. NJ cGraw
fell behind his ticket, Sniveiy receiving a
plurality of votes. Following is the re-
suit of the canvass:
Electors-Caihoun, 99i. McMilin go. Navarro
9S,, White $50; Arnold Sl9, Church 7os. Pattor
797, Stearns, .95: Barrows 52i, Bsssctt 525, Caid
well So Lee o.; Belt A. Bigelow &, Macready
Il, Peter 81.
Congress-Doolittle 907. Wilson 933: Carroll
79i, Mulday $50: Knox 556, Van Patton 5j};
Dickinson g, Newberry, A.
judges OF supreme court-Andcrs 95S, Scott
SOP; B.inkcr ~, Hanna CO.; Gardiner 6lS, Reid
ISL.
Governor-McGraw 79S, Snively -96, Young
6t3, Greene lil.
Lieutenant governor-I.uce 9l3, Wilson .4J,
Twiss 90, strong G6
Secretary of state-Price 9i), McReavy IA,
Wood $50, Giist:ap Is.
State Bowen 953. Clo.hicr 73:, Adams
sos, Stewart IL
state aud tor-Grimes GIG, Bass 40, Roiolf $50,
Carlson i6
Attorney geaeral-Jones osi, Starr 7l2, Teats
Gus, smith a.
superintendent OF public instruction Bean
Oh. Morgan 76l, Smith 81. IIoiney Il.
Commissioner OF pablo Ian ts-Forrest 937,
Lewis IL, CaIaway 59i, Gibson IL
State priuter-W hite 965, Borden rs, Murphy
SIS, 3oothroyd Is
Judge superior court-Irwiu l,196, Schofeld
6l7
Representative state iegislaturc-E W. Bnsh
r.. go; james A. karr, r., sill: McG:rry, D..
~; Esho!n. D.. 556; Bs!this. T., CO.: Chase, T.,
40
County attorncy-Gieorge d. schofeld. r.,
1901: Cross. p. 6SS Stnson. T., G3S.
Clerk-"arren. e., 1l9; James T. Lyons, D.,
So; Sherwood, F., I'll
Auditor-l;eorge ". Boyington, r., LOS; SUIT.
ton D., SIS; Fuller, p, at.
SEeria--Joseph A. Graham, r., 929; Black
well, D.. sos; Gi.key, T.. COS.
Treasurcr-Johu q. Lewis, r, 955; Cochran,
D.. $50; PinckGey, r, ssh
school perinteaGent-.Iamcs A. Hutchinson,
r. 95I: Mahaffey, L., 20; Cheney, F.. 62S
Asscssor--John ". Bum, r., 9I5; Ogden, d.
7s0; Wiley. r. 63L
surveyor--o. z. Burrows. r., 957: Hunt, D.,
76t: Hill, p. COL
Corouer-M. K. stamp. K. i.00i: Carr, n. 756
Commissioner First district - Roter. "
Strong, T., 80; Murray, b, 10: CO., T., Sai;
Second disirict-john O. Wilson, e., 9S7; Porter,
D.. 66I: Smith, 2, GSi: Third district Giliies.
r. 79S: Peer Au;zen, d., l,215; Holman, T..
-.
Mechanically r French. r, $50; Grover.
D.. 76I: Morgan. T., go.
For constitutional amendment 366, against
llSh
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DUE TO NEGLIGENCE.
Capt. O'Brien Blamed for Loss
Of the Whaleback.
HIS MASTERS LICENSE REVOKED
Inspectors Hold There Was No Excuse
for His stranding tho Wetrnore-
Water Front Notes.

The hoard OF local inspectors has rendered u
decision holding Capt John a. O'Brien guilty
OF negligence In sYanding the whalebacx
Charles Z. Wetrnore on the night of September
3, of Coos bay, and has revoked his license
Following is the text of the boards decision:
1t appears that the steamship Charles Z. Wet
more sailed from Tacoma on September ), 1899.
coal laden. The weather was hnzy. but she
passed down Sound aud rounded Cape Fiattery
a sais ofiiag. 4. noon on September 8. .hs
sound OF the fog whistle at that point. 1t
further appears by the cou rses and distances
given by Capt o Brion tina. the ship ought to
lave bseD nearly forty miles off shore at mid
night, September g. but half sn hour after mid
night she grounded off Coos bay. Capt. O'Brien
Claims shat he found her position by observa-
ton some eight hours before abe struck; that
this position agreed with his position by dead
reckoning, and be believes tho ship was set in
with o healing error--by those causes he ac-
counts for tbs stranding of the vessel.
Ii is apparent that Capt 0Brien's observa-
tons were not correct; neither WAS his position
by dead reckoning correct IL is evident that IL
the courses given by compass were steered.
they were not made. and we have no doubt that
close observer and careful navigator would
have noticed tho change in the water and the
character OF the swell in inle to have changed
the ship pa course and taken her out OF danger.
We think there is no reasonable excuse Tor run
ming n steamer ashore on this coast in fair
weather, even though IL be ioggy. Granting
that there was a strong easteriy current, aud
elKIt OF ten EtplESs WsfISils teEtaLiosi,
ship been carefully Il avgated she would not, in
our opinion, have stranded. When in doub. the
deep sea lead should DC the guide together wit
q close end careful watch OF the and the
color of the water. II at the ships course been
changed TO south ty west, parallel with The
land, for few hours, she would have cleared
the cape al right.
Therefore we find that the strending OF the
steamship Charles T.. HetiDore WAS due 10 neg
iigence on the part OF Capt John A. O Br!cn, as
cited above. For said negligence in the man
sgeulent of his vessel we have this day revoked
his ikgcuse
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The local inspectors went to Tacoma yester
day 10 inspect the steamer 0ster.
Can't. r. c. Conner has sold his one quarter in
teresi in the tug Violet to n Poston for $500
steamer J. r Mcdonald has been taken from
the ways and Will go on. on her regular run
Thursday.
George Breideus.cin, of the Hatheld-Co man
wharf. has just had MS tamliy enlarged by the
arrival OF son No. y
Steamer Al-Ki is due back from Portsnd to-
day to load a cargo OF coal at Departure bay for
san Francisco She will then be laid up for the
winter.
steamer State of Washington will probably Re
laid up month before the necessary repairs can
b, COMPLETED on her IN the meantime the
steamer Mabel viii carry her freight.
ship Alaska, Capt Brannan arrived n port
Yesterday seventeen days from san Fraacisco.
She Is discharging ballast the West Side,
preparatory 20 loading 3 return cargo oi cedar
Mountain coal
The board OF steamboat inspectors yesterday
took the testimony ii the captain and crew OF
the steamer Harry Iynn regarding the cause of
the collision between thai steamer and the
schooner Marion of Point No Point somo time
ego. The testimony for the Marion has 10; yet
been ,akea.
Following is the result OF Alpheus Bycrs' local
weather Oh crva:ions Tor the iwenty-tour hours
preceding O'clock last evening: Maximum
temperature. 80; minimum, ~ mean, A. laAu-
fslI, L OF an inch; wind. south. with \ velocity
O! TWO miles per hour; whole SKY ciouoed;
cloudy weather.
Steamer Fairhaven had twenty-five tons OF
freight IN on Ia Conner route; tug Mayhowec
Brought down seventy tons OF hay from DIVA
,nisa river for the Hatfield -Colman wharf; the
Wasco had ten tons Of general fveish: il, from
Mhstcom, aud the Multnomsa had eighteen
tons cut on the Olympia route.
StAan,e- xrss nj se.a ~, t~ baaeh at the
foo; OF Jackson street yesterday 20 have her
stem fixed and wheel set. Her stem was spi:
by coming IA contact with fender log at her
wharf few days ago. She viii probably De an
hour late getting ont this morning. She will
touch Il, Everett hereafter going out and COM
ing in.
Steamer City Of Topeka arrived in port yester.
day from san Francisco. after having been
treal led TO a thorough oyerhaulins She is q
cover the Alaska route alone during tie winter
The Yaquina viii be Withdrawn aad returned
10 san Francisco. and the City Of Topeka will
make two trips S month. stopping over acre in
stead of going through 10 Portland each trip. as
heretofore
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CLARKE: COUNTY RETURNS.
Official Canvass Of the Vote Cast Gives
SniveIy 2OI Plurality.

Snively 2O1 Plurality.
The official canvass Of the vote of Clarke
county is AZ follows:
Electors-Calhoun 1911, McMillin 1,069, Ma
varfe ,0G9, " hitc 06S, Arnold 927, Church 9s6,
Pia:tor 90, Stearns $50, Ga dwell 4ll, Barrows
40, Basset 40. ise i5o, Belt o., Peter 81, Big
Glow %, Macreaiy Of.
Coagress-DooIiite 9i2, Wilson 917, Carroll
1858, Muniay 1854. Knox III, Van Patton 420
NeTberry 81, Dickinson 81.
supreme judgcs--Andcrs 1909, Scott LOIS,
Hanna go. B,iuker 93i, Reid 49,. Gardiner 40
Govergor-HcCi.aw SO, snively l,U9l, Young
All. Greene To-
lieutenant governor-l-uce $40. Wilson 1854
Twiss az. strong l2i
State auiitor-tisimes 1909, Bass 1854 Ro-
doll AZ, Carlson 100
State treasurer Bowen LOIS, CI0ther 1881,
Adams 80, steward lot
Attorney gcneral-Jones I,ol5. Starr 1,o2s,
Teats iS2 SMITH io2.
Superintendent OF public nstructoa-Bean
lois, Morgan 1,032 smith 42S. Ierey %.
LAM commissioner Forrest i 125, Lswis j, 029.
Galloway 49, Gibson O..
S.ate p. nie--white 1917, borden 1,o27, Muir
ply 40, Boothroyd 90
state senatorial A. Lindsey, E., s97; B. F.
Shaw, D., LOB
Rspreseatatives-Coove ooS, Dietderich 90
Cowaa ll55, Eimon Is l,0>G, Fike 4ol, Freeman
sci: Cook -: Hidden 81
Superior judgs-Niiler Sc, Z. 4. WiswGii
i.0s4. Bloomfield 4)l.
County clerk-Elweil 957, T. L. Csples l,2ls.
Bytam 3d.! Oyasdorf =.
Authoritarian go, S. Goodnight 1.ls2.
Wing 39l. Bennett IS.
Sheri:I-smith s73, George Merton 1901, Stew
art 81, sharp 9S.
Treasure---o. J. Cook 03S, Heaiey 1929
Mauring 90. Gfidley TOT.
Prosecuting asto-Eey-W. ". McGredie l,o6j
BOwes l0.3, Green i'll.
AsSess0r.-Flctcher l,03T, Charles Daily l,095
proebstei 35S, Goddard lU9.
School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l,0-4 C. t.
Alexander 1859, HIrgraayes sal, Goddard 81.
COUNTY commits 5. oners--FiTst district. 4. u.
Baker i.00., 5. :. Campbell l.07l, q. u. Frazay
St, James Reed 81: Second district, 7, O. Auue
9ia. L, J. Fletcher 1876. (. A. Wel.man 80 Il. J.
Alien l20; Third district. a. J Bigham SO,
John O'keaae Loss, c. ". Cushing SIS. u :
boyer -.
Coroae--Jasper Fuller ISIS. John Steiner SSS
scattering Il.
SurveyoE-Rota-t Rabb 1891. scattering II
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BREVITIES.
Scottish Rite tonight. See page s.

Scottish Rite tonight. See page S.
Read Kline Il Rosenberg's advertisement to-
day.
stevens post, G.. A. R., will hold a campfire
folowei by dance, tonight at q. A. K. hall In
the Hinckley block.
Articles Of INCORPORATION of the Pacific Coast
Restaurant Company were filei with the county
auditor yesterday by L. C. Riggs, f. 5. Van Val
kenburgh and ". F. Hays. The capital stock is
$4,000.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday By the
county auditor tor Timothy D. Finn and Mrs
Nellie Shaw both OF Seattle: Joseph Fosnough
and Ella Cleveland, both OF Houghtou; Alexan-
der Wilson, OF Seattle, and Elizabeth McCul-
Loeb, OF Gilman.
Pat McGraw, a laborer, was taken from the St.
Elmo lodging house. Main street, between Com
mcrciai and Railroad avenues. and sent to Prov
idence hospital, suffering from broken ankle.
which it was said was caused By Il fall down
stairs while intoxicated
Kline & Rosenberg, the enterprisipg clothiers,
propose to show their customers that they are
thankful for the magnificent trade they have
enjoyed this season by presenting TO each pur-
chaser of mems suits or overcoats from now
until Thanksgiving day fat turkey free OF
charge,
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Highest all in Leayenng Power-Latest Govt Report
Re! R Bsxdss'
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Auditor-Grimes I,265, Bass 3s2. Rodoif '67,
Carlson l67.
Attorney general-Jones 1,265, Starr go. Teats
7s6. Smith les.
superintendent of schoois-Bean / 1893, Morgan
81. smith. 772. Heiney 1iS.
Land commissioacr-Fo.rest l,3ll, ieWis 9ol
Galway 7o4. Gibson 10.
State printef-White l,25S. Borden 912, Murphy
760, Boothroyd l43
Amendment-For 5o3, against 1859.
Superior judge, regular term-F. l. kice,
Rep. s63: W. ". Langhorne. Dem, 1i52; Z. r.
Hunter. Ind, 23s.
Superior judge, short term. n. Pickens.
Dem, 95S.
senator--M Yoder. Rep, SO: F. Donahoc,
Dem. 1913; J. Rust, Peo, 707; f. 7. Trimole.
Pro, 436
Representatives NJ Pierce. Rsp., 1,42: D.
". McMurphy. Rep, l.l5l; W. u. kinlc. Dam,
90s; W. j. Gordon. Dem, So: Joseph Hill, REQ.
1852: y. l. Hale, PEG. 73s; b. +. Brown, fro' l1o;
J. l. Baker. Pro- l55.
Clerk-W. II. Kennoyer, Rep, l,l13: ii. r.
Hcrren, Dem. 500: Albert Schooley, Peo., 93l;
W. b. Williams. Pro-, Ia.
Attorney-A. 4. Rice, Rep, LBS: &. l. oWasey
I; Dem, az; J. H. Naydor, PEG. aud Pro-, l,o'6
Auditor-C. NJ. steaiman, Rep. l,353; .. u.
Gently, Dam, 674 J. II. Bennett, Peo., 100; Z. t.
Mix, Pro. $50.
Sheriff.. W. Barnett, Rep, 1876; c. ". whis-
H. Clark, Pro-, i46.
Treasurer-C. w. Johnsone Rep, 1.05l; John
Gavin, DEM. LIT; II. A. Davis, Peo, 49, K
H. Montgomery, Pro-, $50
Commissioners, First district-F. b. n. Hall,
Rep, 1,076; Theodore Ho s, Dem. 1,ii3; George
Fogesous, Peo., 739; K. II. Raught, Pro-, 80.
Commissioners, Second district-E. g. Lowry.
Rep. 1908: Hugh Roundher, Dem, sos; g. J.
Peer. Peo, $50; J. II. Miller, Pro-, l57
Commissioners, Third district-W. NJ. Young,
Rep, 1928; Charles Henriot. Dem. $50; ID. ).
Mitchell, PEG, 753; W. Randall, Pro, li9.
| superintendent OF schools. Z. Lease, Rep,
| 1880: u. 3 Eddy, Dem, 9S3: E II. Pointrr Peo
| 696; I. T. Vincent, Pro, l39.
Assessor--Isaac shultz, Rep, 1913; C. W.
Long. Dem, 9i5; Chsuneey Wilcox, Peo., $50; b.
! 7. Lsughin, Pro, Is.
Surveyor-F. Z. Meloy. Rep, 1880; !. l. Sos
| from, Dem, go; T. Z. Henry, Peo., Ss2; J. II.
| Manning, Pro-, l7s.
| Corone--r J. sullivan, Dem, LOIS; D.
| Bots, Peo, 75t; J. l. Robbins, Pro, 179.
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LEWIS COUNTY RETURNS.
The Official Count i.ives Mctsraw &c,
Plurality Over Sniyeiy.

CHsHAIIs Nov. 2i.-ISpeciai. Follow
ing Is the Official coUnt OF Lewis county:
Electors-Calhoua 1854. McMillin 1850. Ma
ware l,Sio. White 1915: Arnold 1904, Church
I.oIi, Platter l.G05: Caldwell lis. Barrows 739
Bassett "a lee 81; McCready Isl Belt IL, Bige-
low Isl. Peter l6l
oaGressInen-Wi!son l,4i7, D0olittie 1871:
Carroll l,0I7. Maaday 800; Van Patton 80 Knox
IS; New Derry l61. Dickinson ia
supreme Iudges-AaGers I,ZS1, Scott I.o5l :;
Brinker as. Hanna 954: Gardiner TO. Reed 80
Goyerno:-McGraw l.I6S. Snive.y l0I, Young
SIS. Greene Isl
Lieutenant gove.nor-Lucs 1,2SS, Willison
1,t0i, Twlss .99. Strong IS.
Secretary OF s;ate-Price l.o92, McReayy $50.
Wool -, tii.s,rap 10
Treas 4re.-Bowea !, .76, C.oihie9 s66, Adams
rs. Stewart IS.
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DELAYED In DISCNAKGISG.
Tho Abner Coburn Eas Trouble Witt
Striking Lnngshoremen MT Eyerett.

The Abner Coburn I7as Trouble With
Striking L.ngshoremen mt Everett.
Capt. Gilmore of the ship kbaer Coburn, which
arrived some weeks ago from New York and
went to Everett to discharge was in tho city
yesterday and expressed much dissatisfaction
with the siowness with which his ship Is being
discharged.
He says there arc nesTiy thousand tons in
here ycr and every day something goes wrong
TO delay the work. lie claims tina. a lot OF long
shoreInen went over from here and worked up a
e'rike among the iaborcss who were working on
the wharf trucking away tho freight as it was
landed from the vessel. These men had been
receiving only 20 cents an hour, but alter the
trouble commenced their pay increased to
% cents and then they returned TO work. A
fence was erected 10 keep the union men off the
wharf Capt Gilmore says il will take at least a
week TO finish discharging her. She has not re-
ceivod a charter yet.
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IcGraw Carries the County by q Plu-
rai;;y of % Over Snively.

McGraw Carries the County by q Plu-
ra,;;y of % Over Snively.
The total number of votes cast at the
election in Wahkiakum county was $40.
The official canvass, just completed. gives
John II. McGraw plurality OF - over
Snively. ]. J. Foster. Dem. defeats j. q.
Megler, Rep. by only - votes. The re-
suit OF the canvass is as follows, the candi-
dates being named in the same order as on
the ballot Republicans, Democrats, Popu-
lists and proh!bitionlsts:
EIecto.s-Calhoun 80, McMillin go, White
2il, Nayarre 237; Arnold 2i7. Church Is. Platter
22i, otearus "a: Caldwell -, Barrows 10. Bassett
-. Lee 40; Belt 4. Peter 4. Biseow 4. Maeready
Congress Wilson 273. Doolittle 2I5: Carols.
ol3, MundaY 2l6: Knox II, Van Patton 81; New
berry = Dickinson :.
Judges supreme court-Anders cts scott al ::
Hanna 2ol. Brinker o03: Reid So Gardiner IS
observation-disclosures 252, cniYe.y -, Young a
Greene 5.
Lieutenant governor-I.uce 20. Wilson al9.
Twiss 81. Strong Il.
Secretary Of state-Price go McReavy 2l3,
Wool 81. G.lstrap6
state ;-easurer-Bowen $50. Clothier ~, Adams
Il, Stewart l.
s.ete auditor-Gri,nes go. Bass 2l6. Rodolf
Is, Carlson 6.
Attorney geraral-Jones 259. Starr 2oi Tea.s 81,
smith 6.
slpevil .eadent public ins.ruc.ion-Bsan 2o0,
Morgan 90 Smith %. Heiney -
Commissioner public lan1s-FoTress To-, Lewis
Dos. Galloway 4, Gibson 6.
state p7iDter-White 262. Borden 2l5, Murphy
A.. EoCtAroyd C.
Representative, Twen.y-fourth dis:rict-Meg-
Ter. Il, -; Foster. D., 29S; Foster T, -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-22
Renewing smalIpox Quarantine.

The late foods have rendered the work OF the
deputy health officers much more difficult in
that they have delayed trains aud compelled the
officer to spend vastly more time in their inspec-
ton routes. There are a. present twenty-ole
cases At the pest house. This includes the four
cases removed thisher from the county farm, all
OF which are mild The quarantine was re-
moved at p. n. yesterday from Lacks stable,
on the Grant street bridge, below the bottling
works, and will b, removed from the Great
Northern lodging house today. The health Office
has put watch 20 catch such passengers from
the Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern road as get off
at Yes. er JUNCTION AID come in on the lake boats
10 escape examination or possible detention.