, 1892-07-30

County Supt. Schools, R. A. Ford, Olympia.
Commissioner, Thos H. Prather, Olympia
Commissioner, Geo. W. Osborne South Bay
Commissioner, James Med. Israel Gate City.
Surveyor, L. P. Ouelette, Olympia
Wreck Master, VIM. Jackins, Olympia.
Coroner, Aaron Hartsock, Olympia
Delegates to state convention, Thos H. Cava-
naugh, Dr.. G. s. Armstrong Geo. A. Mottman,
o. V. Linn, Geo. E. Filley, T. L Brown, Fran
els Rotch, Alexander Mckenzie. Geo. CASTOR,
G. W. Osborne, W. T. Cavanaugh and T. j.
Horner.
Few recent conventions Of more interest
have taken place than the republican
county convention, which was called to or
der at II 80 this morning by DIR. Arm
strong, secretary of the republican county
central committee. who called for nomi-
nations for a temporary chairman. George
G. Mills nominated Francis ROtch, of Bu-
. coda, Who WsR5 to The platform -af.ld ID much
applause, as did also Robert Marr, the
temporary secretary, who was nominated
by S. G. Wiman.
Mr.. Rotch, in assuming his duties,
thanked the delegates and stated that he
would endeayor to do justice to all and in
justice to none. 1--WE have duty to per-
form as republicans" he said, "and should
putin Office such men as we have put in
heretofore and the republican party will
always shine as light and beacon for
ALL"
COMMITTEES.
The chair then appointed a committee
on credentials consisting of 0. V. Linn,
George G. Mills, P. Mckenzie, W. L. Bill
ger and G. W. Osborne.
A committee on order of business, con-
sisting of A. A. Phillips, W T. Cavanaugh,
George E. Filley, James Med. Israel and
George Vantine and another on resolutions
consisting Of George E. Filley, E. 9. Ak
tell of Bucoda and E. NJ French of Nc
Lake, W. G. White and g. w. Hambright
were appointed.
The convention then adjourned until 1
O'Clock.
THE DELEGATES
The committee on credentials reported
favorably on delegates as follows:
First ward-George G. Mills, Mitchell
Harris. G. H. Carpenter, E. E. Gregg, c.
T. Whitney.
Second ward-Thomas Prather @. A.
Maskrey, T. A. Crisnan, G. A. Hambright,
Arthur Callow, Henry Sabin, Joseph Nc
Carrogher. The latter four have half
vote each.
Third ward-F. w. Brown, w. G. White,
Silas Wentz, Robert Mari, G. A. Mottman.
Fourth ward-DaYid Lincoln, William
Gilmore, o. V. Linn, S. P. Wiman, J. R.
Pattison.
Fifth ward-E. f. James, NJ. E. Reed, G..
E Filley, A. A. Phillips, C. H. Springer.
Sixth ward-F. R. Wright, T. L. Brown,
W. A. Rogers, W. L. Bilger.
Tumwater-Dr. J. w. NOVEL;, E. H.
Eastman W. T. Cavanaugh, W. c. Israel.
Tenino-George N. Van Tine, Joseph H.
Deer and ]. A. Goodale.
Bucoda-J. R. Cannon, Joseph Gibson,
jr., E. c, Axtell, W. E. Greenway, Francis
ROtch and George W, Case.
Gate City-James Med. Israel and J,
Henry Smith.
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. M. French
Yelm-G. W. McGlothlin, Frank Price
and s. G. Paf.
Black River-Harry West.
Maxfeld-F. L. Knight and ]. NJ. New
sum.
Chambers Prairie-H. G. Parsons, H
L. Raymond and W. R. Ruddell.
Rochester-F. NJ Rhodes, D. L. Wallace
West Olympia-B. NJ. Laughlin.
Mud Bay-Swan Solbeck.
Rainier and Puget City were not repre-
sented.
In closing its report the committee said
"At the request of Henry Sabin, who is en-
titled to a one-half vote in this convention
we would respectfully recommend that hi
One-half vote be transferred to Joseph Nc
Corrogher, thus giving Mr.. McCorroghe
one full vote"
AFTERNOON SESSION..
All the interest centered in this after
moons session Of the convention.
Columbia hall was crowded to the doc
and every available space was occupied
Democrats were numerous and took grea
mn