The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-31
torial issue vas cordially set aside for the

NcWca5tie turned the DCCaSlOu INTO
general rally, and speeches were made by
Messrs. Work, Roberts, Johnson, Nc
Knight and Others. J. G. Warren acted
as chairman Of the primary and D. +.
sanderson as secretary. There was no sign
of dissension. and the electors who as
sembled promised equally good results in
November.
Ballard had no contest. and the result
was that only those residents near the
polling places voted. There were, how
ever. tifty-four votes cast.
Snoqualmie brought out sixty-five votes
and three delegates were selected.
Fulton picked out three good men to
send TO the convention.
Gilman voted for four delegates and four
alternates. The report says: Peace and
good order prevailed throughout the
day"
West Seattle manifested her preferences
In the same way.
Mercer Island picked out two delegates
and two alternates.
Meeker precinct viii send two delegates
and two al:ernates.
Springbrook has decided upon six repre-
sentative men, three delegates and three
ai;ernates.
Cedar Mountain will be handsomely
answered for by two and two.
Kent was deeply interested and polled
an unusually large vote for primary.
Slaughter came to the front and did
good service.
Valley precinct put up her three men.
Durham will come up 10 the convention
with three good citizens.
Redmond voted for two straight out Re-
publIcans.
Black Diamond picked out FIVE men who
are we'll known In King county.
Richmond elected two delegates, two
alternates and precinct committee.
Christopher sends in the names of two
old friends.
The Delegates Elected.
By midnight last night the names of all
the delegates elected to the county con-
vention from the city districts had been
received, and from every county precinct
which could be reached by telegraph or
telephone. They are as follows:
District No. Nv. Bolond. Edward levin,
d. W West. Charles F. Trash, Oscar Todd, John
Burns DR.. II. N. Hilton, James Ryan, p Al
lido. George White, ". Chrlstianson. H. II.
Thompson, Walter Meekin, A. G. Mcbride, An
tonic IIombardane.
W.
Tor. George II. Barteli, +. ". Midget C.. "
Evans 7. C. Marum, samuel Piles, Emil Ander-
son, Thomas /. Roberts, Professor F. j. Browne
1. +. Townsley, L. c. Alien, John Hammer. F.
4. Trinkie. Frank DeMouilPled, II. F. Phil
lips, A. kistler, Thomas Dillon, H. Bostwick,
r. A. Morrow.
District No 81 |. sizer. F. A. Fay, F. A.
Gardner, J. f. ,urrell. J. p. Hawks, E. L.
Kelley. Matt Brannigan, George Gross, }. F. Nc
Coy, H. +. Gaugh an, J. T.. Austin. Ii. L. Smith,
A. G. Stetson, }. ID. Mcenach, J. K. Nolan, H. t.
Frederick.
District No. 4-tieorEe II. Heibron, John W.
Hanna, George B. Kitiinser. C. +. Yeston. T. j.
McCorry, Boyd J. Tallman. George L. Piper.
Charles A. Riddle, T. Mcdonald, A. A. Barton,
l. J. Quigley, Richard Bradley. James Owens,
W. 6 HARLAN. l. l. Walker, James f. Gnp;ill,
John Z. Humphries, c \. Mckenzie, Z. c.
Hughes. samuel L. Crawford.
District No 5-Chnrles l. Denny, Edward
Brady, II. :. Drew, 4. J. Lee, Henry +. Mcclure,
Clarence Hanford, ". Fitzgerald, f. NJ. Eames
C. Z. Chaplin, F. l. Feuri, John Arthur, f. +.
Alien, c. Z. P,impto3, I. T. Lttel, W. T. Willis
George F. Raymond, James Marshall, Charles S.
Gleason. F. sehnitz, &. 5. Jones.
Z District No. 6-AloDZo Hull. 4. =. Burwell. W.
II. I. Barnes John T. Miller. Z. c. Kriete NJ J.
Nagel Alexander Ailea, l. II. Wheeler, ID. L.
MCGOWAN, C. ii. Brown, W. l. Ames e. w.
Stewart. James Teddy. NJ. C. Jensen, /. g. Allis,
T. A. Johnson.
District No. captain John Taylorw Bruce,
George W. Hall, Rev. l. 5. Blakeney, j. E. Boy
den. f. n. Little, J. q. Nigge, F. A. Wing, p d.
Hughes, X. Il. spe NICER. j. {. Parsons, A. {.
Edwards. James Kelley A c. Nelson, d. W.
Bass, Charles Phillips.
District No. ST +. slime. F. J. Wilder, j. A.
Whalley III. II. Smith, j. e. Crichton, j. r Tay-
lor, W. y. White. J. o. Hudson, c. H. Lilly, F.
NJ Davis, Fl. II. Phillips. J. F. Pike. Charles +.
Fishback.
District No. o-Edward Wheeler. C. s. Carpen-
ter, c. +. Stone, j. Fuson. n. wallngford. H. f.
stumer. C. L. Remsberg, l. A. Scott |. y.
Hooper. " Copestiek.
District No. l0-George Becaman, Walter Free
man, J. F. Nelson, W. o'Donnell, J. 7. Thomp-
Baila-d-Dr. J. II. Rinehart r. T. Hawley, DR..
Waiter Johnson. J. F. Conway, +. W. Grover,
Il. +. Miller. Alternates George p Holden,
George Shields Charles A. Williams, A. Looney,
A. \. Allen, Il. Winsor.
Black Diamond-M Morgsns, A. Turnbull, L.
Abgahams. ID. Weber. 7. C. Spaight.
Cedar Mountsin-John. Mccoy, b. C. Sprague
Alternates: J. II. Putnam. 7. +. Pearl.
Co.umbia-Joau c. Keith, Job p. Lyon,
James Weed
Christopher Hart, ". /. whittemore
nuwamisa-A. W. Siftoa, c. Pennington
George Workman. E. p Kendall. Julius Horton
Al'ernates: jacob HAPPY, J. A. Mcfarland, John
Hines, J. PauIs, George Street
Durham James Mcclure, William Side
botham, John nallsworth
Fclton-Michael Kelley, r. j. Miller Dan
Shea.
Giiman-Ioha Davies. C 4, Shaw, JOAN Dor
meF, :. A Bushman. Alternates: W E
Vaughan, William Ellis, James White, John
stendfcidt.
kentS. Csvanaugh, Alexander II Hill. D.
r Leieyer, W. IL. Overlook, 4. I. Van lie Vanter
Aiternates: G. f. Hoye, J {. Pemberthy, j.
II. Titus, ". J. shinn. c NJ. Warner
Meekcr-J A. Cayanaugh, James Colvin.
Auernates: Il, /. Arnold. q. f. Reese
Mercer lsland-C NJ Rogers, Vi;us schmid.
Alteruates: F. SantelI. q. fl. Rodgers
Newcastle. +, Heliker r. e. Roberts, O
Work. l. ShAekeiford Aiternatss: Cassius
Monahsn, }. Il. Warren, G. H. Johnson, John
Mcknight
ke1mond-C. II. Whitehead, O F. Anrood
Kenton-A. l. Beach. Thomas Michigan. Alter
mates. o. :. Johnson. Charles Hayes
Richm ond-E. ". Mills T. r. White Alter.
mates, {. A Allen, NJ W White
Saughter-V X. Bissell, |. H. Pauy. George
Hart john wooding, l. Il. KuickerbocSer, D. |.
Tatt-
sncqualmie-L ). Bowen, c. B. Klaus, How
ard johnson.
sPringbrook George ". lowell. A. I. Jacobs.
Charles larson. Aiternates James $ Nelson
Chris Thygeson. Elisha McEihoe.
Valley David Hart, y. A. Bigelow.
West Sest'le-W ". Mc.t. J. r tongfellow.
l. :. Hawkins. F. Morrison Alternaies: J. I.
Todd, ". ii. Hainesworth, J. D. McGee, NJ
Stewart.
Precinct Committees.
In most of the county precincts the Re
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