The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-11
rue PlRTY o. REFORM Is SOLID.
Democratic Primaries are Largely
Attended and mach EnGhasI.
asm ts shown.

The democratic primaries, which were
held on Saturday last we're largely at.
tended, as shown by the reports from
every precinct received here, and evil
dence vas given that the party was Wig
Orous, enthusiastic, and confident Of sue
cess In the coming political struggle.
From all quarters the feeling expressed
was IN the effect that personal desires
should be laid aside and that all must
work for the good Of the party and to
place q ticket in the field that would APP
peal to the best feelings Of all and the
interests OF the tax payer.
In Wide Hollow there was not only q
laryer attendance than has been knOSn
for years, but campaign club, Of stnng
membership, was orIaniEed that will
make itself felt In the November election.
The North Yakima primaries were held
in the court house and old campaiHners
say that there has never been such II
general and representative turnout Of
democrats since the city was ipcorporat.
ed. This certainly was not on account
Of the ofires To be distributed, for those
who have allowed their names to be used
~ candidates before the coming conven-
ton have only dune 40 after much urging
and the use Of the persuasive club that
the good Of the party dsrnan led 1t. Cam
didates have been scare, but from pres
ent indications ticket will be presented
which even its opponents will admit Is
meritorious and strong.
The North Yakima primaries wee
Illei TO order by the selection II Ch A.
II. Reynolds fF chairman. and W. Il.
James for secretary. Tie vote for dele
gates resulted in the choice falling on the
following gentlemen: A. F. Smelling 5.
J. Lowe, Dr.. g. J. Hill, Samuel Vinson,
J. NJ. Baxter, L. NJ. Reel, W. A. Cox, 7.
F. Maher, Frank Bartholet. N. G. Wills,
DR.. W. G. Coe, Ed. MulliGan. c. W. Liz.
gett, J. T. Eshplman, Fred Mehler, A. L.
Fix rAlJ }. T. Kingsbury.
Col. A. H. Reynolds and Thomas J.
RpdHeld were nominated as justices oil
the peace and two Of the delegates were
nominated constables, hut they vigorous
ly declined and the vacancies are TO be
Hlled ny the North Yakima delegates at
the convention.
Previous to adjournment J. N. Baxter
introduced the following resolution which
vas unanimously adopted after vigorous
speech by Hon. H. J. Snively.
ResOlred, That It is the sense Of this
convention that James Hamilton Lewis
IL the strongest candidate that the denI
ocTa'.y can nominate at the state conven-
tiOn for the high Office Of governor OF this
state.
Tie DELEGATIONS from the other pre-
cincts Of the county as far Ms heard from
are as follows:
Lone Tree-William Paulhamm, II. W.
CreaSon, L. W. R. Taylor aud Mr.. Yves.
ton.
Kiona-Samuel Thurber, John CHS
holm and Charles T. Gipzentanner
Wide Hollow. L. Morrison. DR.. r.
NJ. SaVa re. Joseph Stephenson, J. W.
Berk, 7. II. Vance, o. Beck, Thomas J..
Chambers.
COWychee-John Loudnn, II. R. Gar
rett, Jasper Weddle and +. n. Weddle.
Ahtanum-A. J. Chsmbers, s. P. Wv
ian, S. H. Jackson.
Tampico-J. H. Conrad. Charles An
dersOn.
Yakima City--Oscar vanSyckle. S.
Lauber, DR.. Thomas McAuslan, E. W.
Dooley, Peter GervAis.