The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-27

Nominations for Judges, Etc, BY Par
Organizations.

Nominations for Judges, Etc, BY Party
Organizations.
In view Of the approaching election to
submit the question Of the issue Of bonds,
the city council, by joint resolution. in
vited committees of the Democratic. Re-
publican and Peoples party organisations
to send in nominations for the Office of
Judge or inspector OF the polls. They have
complied, the Republicans and Peoples
party moderately asking one each, but the
Democrats have sent in three and even
four nominations for every position pro-
portionately assignable to them.
The following nomination of inspectors
and judges of election have been sent in
by the Republican city central committee,
one for each precicnt:
second ward~E W. Mudeett, ". H. White.
W: 7. Mcknight, George W: somerindyke.
Third ward-J. A. Gould, Z. z. shaw, 4. g
Keene; Fourth precinct, none.
Fourth ward-John E. HUMPHREYS, F. F. Ware,
Amasa Miller, c. T. Tyler. J. ". Edwards. q. b.
Fifth ward-Amos Brown. ". d. Eddie. James
Marshall, James Dougan. Henry Mcclure. Ed
ward Brady.
sixth wsrd-C. D. Chamberiin. A. T. Mears,
William Weight, J. I. sharp: Filth precinct,
none.
seventh ward-E W. Mel.e. ". W. Wiltshire.
+. N. II NJ II. =.
Eighth ward-R. A. Wilson. Warren Hamil-
ton, q. w. Furry. A. N. Gilman.
Ninth ward-Eiward Wheeler, D. d. Wynn,
Albert J. Goddard. Charles Horton.
Richard Winsor, a. president Of the Peoples
party city central committee, submits the fol-
lowing nominations Of one person in each pre-
cinct:
First ward-C. A. Lyons, A. D. woodhouse,
Anon johnson, George D. McLowrie, Frank l.
Collins. James Quinn. +. c. Bsvan.
Second Ward-G. Il. Severance, Isaac W0llen.
Joseph Kentzler. W. j. Armstrong.
Third wsrd-M T. Knox, L H. Valin. z. p.
Carol.
Fourth ward-J NJ Davis, ". Fl. Trsckwell, c.
Dermody
Fifth ward-Thomas Oconnor, Richard
Burche, J. c: Levoid: Thomas E Delaney. W. J.
Caldwell, Albert J. Hendricks.
sixth ward-J. B. Henderson, o. W. Currier.
W. NJ. stoliz, W. NJ. Green, Philip Winsor.
Seventh ward-A. NJ Pinkney. D. McDaniels.
Eighth ward-G. H. Newall. William Rey.
nolds. Thomas Moore, John Bail
Ninth ward-Jac0b Davidson, Z. b Mason, ].
W. Livesley. Henry Cowan.
The Democratic city central committee sent In
the following:
First ward-First precinct: William McAfdle,
David Barber: Second precinct: George King.
Frank Fran, J1ekel: Third precinct: J. Turner,
Kehoe. n. c RossnaeId: Fifth precinct: J.
Ryan, Louis salvey: Sixth precinct: Jack Ross,
Michael Ahren; Seventh precinct: A. g. Smith,
Adam Baer.
second ward-Firss precinct: George W. Ash
ford. e. J. Croft, f. J. Cowan: Second precinct:
Charles Lynch. W. E. Jones, William LAWN;
Third precinct: George W. Currier. L W. Cook,
Nick Long: Fourth precinct: J. E Peters, W. g
Ronald. G. f. stevens.
Third ward-First precinct: Robert Becker,
&. Pittinger. j. p. Barrie: Second precinct: ].
X. Lonsway, NJ. L. Dotman, J. H. Lynch; Third
precinct: w. H. Snyder, J. A. Mcmillan, J. N.
Mitchell; Fourth precinct: J. c. Bartlett
Fourth ward-Firss precinct: Il. E. Russell,
Edward Bagge. w: II. Moore; Second precinct:
Tsird prscncs: F.sen
NJ. NJ. Murphy: Fourth precinct: J. NJ Gephart,
+. B. Price: Fifth precinct: Thomas Moore,
Bruce Hardin: Sixth precinct: G. NJ. Emory, H.
CasselL
Fifth ward-Thomas O'Connor. J. W. Nc
Leod, D. Mcdonald. u. E Lyons, C. Maidmens,
ST.. James Campbell.
sixth ward-First precinct: W. Wilson. J. J.
Holman, James Durham: second precinct:
II. T. Stoel. J. J. Meagher. A. G. Murray; Third
precinct: Ed McNuity, H. G. Nissen, Dennis
O'Rourke; Fourth precinct: Dr.. Henry Yandell,
~ ! R nS Fifth precinct: J. O. Gagnon'
Seventh ward-Firss precincti H. K enook.
cit. Q; g. Boot. W. f. Collins; Third precinct:
Fourth precinct: H. B. Wheeler, s. sherburne,
N. v. Stewart: Fifth precinct: z. Karn.
Eighth ward-First precinct: George Bradley,
George r. Cotterill: N. McTeigh; second pre-
Third precinct: L D. ". Shelton. d. Hogan;
Fourth precinct: J. f. Farrell, r. r. Mccoy.
Ninth wards. s. Buns, Sydney King, W. B.
Root, B. l. Bennett
1t is expected that the ordinances will b
ready by Monday night next. Corporation
Counsel Donworth Is busily engaged upon
their preparation.