Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-12-02

-,ui i'I,gatc- The Second ward was
g..,u q l.tI vote. un motion OF III. q.
litru
iN, temporary organization was
Ht... permanent and ~" following re-
.ti H th. committee On Resolutions
N's fol. liri - The party platform:
NHt.I,-. The high valuation Of
.nI'a'Y. tive property and tn" rate OF
'tt'f.'u Tor ~" cNptn-c- "f "ur
.Id government httc h'come
'N .rnt- and oppressive. and
NutIt,- We has, 10 faith in
HHIlur and indefinite re~olu-
'.. .r,u'i - tickle the ear and
.t.H 'n election. nov. therefore, he
' .. th- .rt'ntiun 81 Republicans
innt w. pledge our nomi-
...s particularly the candidates for
V E.f tuI touucilmcu. tu-FIrst. the
aga .uutrsut "i commission with
le.N'' Goo lulmt" INTO aud examine the
ttufs .i toe cats and the various city
''..- and -uVe'.t plans for reducing
f'lH.u-'-. checking extravaganza and |
lrumotiug economy ~ the cltv govern
Wrni -tii plane with "A detailed state |
W"ut oi the financial condition OF the !
ttiN lo hc published for the informa- !
u.u ui uur citizens. and second, 10
carry INTO operation the plans and !
-1Es' .'iun- Of -ald commission So far
sic In,tirhblc under the law.
.0.f, That To this end We invite !
'hs go operation aud aid 81 all citizens /
regardless of party affiliations.
Nominations for Mayor were de. |
laf,'l 90 ricr. and Il. Il. Crandall |
named X g q llricn and VIM. Bill |
IuFs nominated g. l.. Sickcls. y. :. |
Potter presculcd George 4. Rarncs. |
VI lisfnr- declined 10 run, declaring |
that ho bad tried to prevent Mr.. Por-
tcI from making the nomination, but |
40" latter ".rcmci 10 he running over" |
iu -Rid bee could not serve. if elected. |
as he 'NPericl 10 boz away from the
city neat summer.
Tho c"n,cntions' ballot for Mayor
tvs"itri O'iIrien 2Ii. Sicklcs g..
Nominations were made for Treas
uFct n follows J. :. Dobbins, by
DAVID Lincoln. W. +. Mcdonald, nv !
y Porter and q. :. Thompson, by
u " Johns There was no choice |
on the first ballot, which stood:
Thompson ~ -, Mcdonald, 1913;
pohhins. 10 ~. In this contest it
Waa the filth ward that was obliged to
srlIt the vote ol It's absent delegate,
l.r'tu.r If inability to agree.
\ s',uud ballot was taken, but he.
t1f, - was counted |. e. Ellis moved |
that thr lowest candidate, M shown by
the r"uut. he dropped. and the motion
vas canned. he ballot resulted
ih"mp-uu. ~ Ia. Dobbins, IL l-3;
MoDonald. ~ -. The next ballot
sotllcd the contest in Mr.. Dobbins'
favor hy vote Of Isl for Dobbins TO
laA lut Thompson.
un motion 81 Mitchell Harris W. +.
keady was nominated for Assessor.
nf Nowcomh was nominated by ac-
clamatlon for Health Officer.
\ \ Phillips named c. b. Mann
iof Councilman at-lsrgc. There being
40 opposition I" Mr.. Mann he was
nominated 10y reclamation.
Nominations Tor ward councilmen
we're ratified 10y the convention as fol-
lows Second ward, Warren Riley;
THIRD. ". \. Marris; Fourth, David
Lincoln Fifth. Joseph Lammon;
riGth. \ &. Woodruff
After the selection of the following
City committee. the convention adj
lnufncd ~ large. A. a Phillips
iifst ward, / &. Ellis; Second, 7. A.
tfismau Third. h. Dryer; Fourth,
" q. Royal: Fifth. Geo. +. Filley
~isth X NJ rcrciyal.