The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-10

was ordered. Burton asked to be excuseh. brt
tucson objected. and the former voted for Ba-
kers The ballot resulted as follows:
FOR HooLE-5o
Anderson of Whitman Morrison
ArHasmith Mcmillan
Bush OF Pacific Eeersa.rd
GaE,eron Roth
FaEfsh SaiIee
He5keI speck
Kasr Tucker
ke5er Washburn
heay Webb
Need Weed
Me5uy White
Meat5er Wheeler
Merchant Winchell
FOR MESTzER-2L
Bush of Chehalis Pierce OF Lewis
IrsSsnDurg Pierce of Skamania
moStc Roscoe
Huso Shade
Ju,sscn sherman
Lusden Smithson
Moore Temple
asiarphy Wesllan e.I
Nssssn
1oE JuDsos-lZ
An1sfson OF Pierce Leo
GoEs1 Letserman
rressSert Mays
"a 5fonds Mulxey
5lususn shelton -,--
Hasaili Turpfn
kAsie
DOR BURroN-7
Baker Egbert
z'nisiu scott
D .,sn smith of Douglas
Du.ant
1.,ere being no choice a second ballot was
ordered. II stood:
Hoole %, Mentzer o., Judson Is, Burton G.
BAKER l. The changes We're: Collins. of Spo-
karse. from Burton to Mentzer and Mentzer from
Ho9le TO Judson.
TIE succeeding ballots were as follows:
Ia. d::irinHooie e. MentzeF r. Judson 70. Bur
10 aIdSon, tudson from Mentzer to Hoole, speck
irosl Hoole to Men;zer
Fsurth-Hoole 50, Mentxer 20, Judson 10. Bur.
tonzi. Baker l. Change: speck from Hoole to
Me-tzer.
Fstth-Hoole Is. Mentzer -, Judson II, Bur
seeck returned to Men,zer on this ballot and
rensained with him on subsequent ballots.
Oti:er changes were: Judson from Hoole To
aeStzer, Hoole and Menzer from Judson to
Button.
s.Sth-Hoole q, Mentzsr d. Judsou II, Bur.
toms, BAKER ]. karr changed from Hoole to
Me-tzer.
ssven'h-Hoole %, Mentzer %. Judson Is, Bur-
toni. Baker l. Aentzer changed from burton
10 EsIisou.
E5ghth-Hoole 27. Mentzer %, Burton S. Baker
/. Mentz changed from Judsou 10 Burton
Ninth. tenth and eleveuth-lhe same as the
eig-th.
15veifth-Hoole d. Mentzer "A. Judson is.
T.
20 seuizer, ami Smith of 0aailognn did not vote
1.lirteenth-Hooie =, Nentzar 81 Judson lS
Bu: :ton ;, Baker l. judsou changed from Nsut-
zerlo Hoole
oSl the thirteenth Anderson OF Whatcom frs,
Fo,<d for Morrison bUt changed back to Hnole
"hsn Judsou was reached on the fourteenth
the: first sign of the coming break was given
Sheu the Democratic nominee voted Tor ARA
smeh- The call proceeded and at its close
:he>yo;e stood: Hoole, y; Mensznr. -: Judsou.
10; 9Surton, 6; Baker. /: Arrasmith, l. Before
Ihez vote was announced. Mr.. Hooe withdrew
his sname. saying: "Mr. Speaker, in the interest
nf harmony and the speedy organization OF this
norEse, desire TO change my vote to give i, to
MIR rArrasmi;h and 10 withdraw my name as ths
car5,us muec."
aseany then changed to Arrasnith, and Others
sought recognition to join in a rush 10 the new
candidate, but Temporary Speaker Morrison
che: ked the movement by holding that app,iea
tioiss 10 change would not be enter
taii.ei. He stated that the objec, de-
sIrs-! could be reached by another ballot
whsch would be ordered immediately
Ait>r the result OF the fourteenth ballot was an
aolScced the Democrats gathered in consulta
tio. around JGdsou, and he latter Withdrew in
favsr of Arrasmith. The decisive fifteenth bal
iot sesuIiei: ArrasmiGh Is, Mentzcr . Bur, :
Ju'sson i, BAKER / The members voted a.
iol. .s,ws: