The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05
SPENCER AND KING.
They Are Elected School Dr.
reetors BY a Large Vote
MANY WOMEN At TIE POLLS.
Overwhelming Majority for tss sueesss-
fs1 Tteket-nrs- Isyhsd Euss
weff-Ths rixsres

TIE szeessoz of twe seheo5 directors Yesterday
ysssits1 - tAs success u y. A. spsaSsr sf1
assrxs II xsng ~ sa snarmoss nsfoT1ty
sn sn unnsssiST hssv5 vots. Tie essnsisE
cg TIE soses a. tie pesifax psnna sf
shsrn street ard Ye@ies 8yenas had nss been
rCzaplsssd ~ sue tine o. xszng 80 press. bit
complete returns from eseTsn pofsiRs pl&ses
ard sneonns.te returns fsoEE tss twelfth give
Ffenee7 plurality Of /, III xad ksng Sss ct "a
TAesgh r&sn poHreys 10wn taee~sxAtfY siHaest
frsza osesoek. the time at watcA fka polls
oeeas1. nnsii far fato ths highs, interest IN The
eontess was coo CREST - dst3s tAe voters from
eamI0x cot. nosswcrthy fsatuss Of tbs s4se-
tea wa the estsss part taken In u by this
wanssn Thsy cent 30 Ehs polls In h&sfaIIonss
ard .crnsa workers wsss tuss - basy men.
while Mr.. Fsxaees 4 f1yhed vas regarded
~ tia roFnsn's candidate. hasEgx b&sn izdoFssd
by TIE Wsmsn's CkrIsstsa TemreFanee
Union, shs cEs nof pol ne2F.y ali the wosaens
Votes tor fhs man had soEns warn frieads
ataSn9 them A. ths Pacific school there wss
issgs nurnbsr ef sp<neer and King wasssa
W. csswss WAC was the candidate Of
Democratic faction, had been in9orsed By the
PoputssEs. who threw their support 70 Mrs
Jayfisd asso. sn1 thsy worked bard fcf these
swo caaaftafass Late In ths afternoon
soms Spencer aud Ioyhsd tickets made their aE-
psasancs sad gnlie nnntsT Of them we're
drappsd IN the ballot boxes 7hosnss VI. Pfcseh
and ". Y. Ranehsrt, who we're Ga tho
ticket opposed 70 the past policy Of
tbs board, wsre pretty gsneFalIy left
oat ia the tssding whifh the va
risfy o. tickets made feature Of the contest.
and the tssna waa eissfly deaned between
their supporters an6 those 81 Spencer aud
King on the other hand. some OF Mrs.
I0gha1's supporters tfa9sd or spencer
for her, while others who favored
both her aud spsnesr irssfed King.
sosne al Crews friends tsaded MIRA Loyhed tor
fhpss who would vote for their man and King.
eut they we're not numerous. seemingly. TIE
eiection wa remarkably orderly and, though
tlaefe wsre Al stnes consiesrasss crowds sroand
The polls. no dlstarbaaces occurred 70 reader
the tnserfsrones Of the police necessary.
Tho polls closed as o'clock ana coaating be-
gan immediately. II was sioEcr thaa usaal
On such eeeassops. o. account o. the
lars number OF candidates and the crossing
og Yoass, and tho heavy vote prevented
siSa anai fasuis from being ieafaea h<iorc the
Tire 81 going 20 pfeas. the eonnt Al Ttsifd aud
faaief bsing tess than hais through ct 20 g.
~. However. the eouHt IL 80 nearly complete
that the rstativs positions Of the candidates are
eleariy estahllsbef spsaess leads by
plurality OF a. least Loo. and king follows eioss
beElna hsut kfaseh il 6 long distance behind
BIN ana Ifs. ioyhsd receives vety catering
gcse under the circumstances Rinehaft aaa
Crews are 20 far heha1 that. ia view OF the ei-
forss they made. taelr veto il poor testimony
- thslF popularity.
Tas returns a. Tar ~ counted are given In the
following table: