The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-06-28

Efena to business, as Rogers oil Pierce put
The following telegram was then read /;
ST.. PAUL, MISS.-Chairman Peoples
Party Convention, North Yakima: North
western Industrial army sends greetings.
We are paving the way for your success.
sweeping everything. Start on the lakes
July 4. 4. J. JEFFRIEs.
Some misguided delegate moved for
three cheers" but the chairman thought
they should be spontaneous" II they
came at all; 80 the question was not put
and the cheering "died borning."
At $50 p. m. the committee on Gre
dentisls reported, Delegates from two
districts were disqualified because they
were ofticeholders Qn accordance with
the precedent established at the Omaha
national convention) but the counties
were allowed a proxy vote. Action on
the report was postponed until the COM
mittees ON resolutions and permanent
organization could be heard from, aud
the convention again adjourned until
p. m.
The following delegates are present
either in person or by proxy:
Pierce-L J Bruner, A N Jordsn, F L
Goddard, w c Ellington, F NJ Summons,
NJ p Bulger, Capt Linquist. F J Boede-
field, + Harmon, John Turner, Phil NJ
Smith, A Gale, + Castle, L l. RAIDER, A
Briggs, E NJ Jensen, NJ Hitchcock, ] W
Kendall. w Z Singleton, A II woolery,
J r Rogers, II W Boyer, A " Miller, b F
Jacobs, II Post, links, C F Owens, Z
w Hughes, L Siebold.
Lincoln-A o p Cole, Joe Gilnough, A
B Cort, 7 S Stevenson, Brock, C c Gil.
son.
Klickitat-w Ii Miller, C E Rusk. II
Mason, A J Long, 7 She'll
Yakima-T ID Quinn, II c Wilson, C
ID Murane, Stewart, L Thorpe.
Skagit-L r Freeman, T Nelson, w
T Morrison, Geo Crosby, I Lower, 7 w
Soules, Thos wilkins.
Thurston-A N Miller. Z D Peasley, ]
C Conine, Jas Doherty, II s Fower.
Whitman-C W Bowen, q W Reed, W
Mcdonald. II St Lawrence, NV Crab
tree. NJ Reed, John Tobie, ] A L Ross,
c W Young, NC Baker, ] N Jahnway,
G B Kent, NJ c Dorren, Geo Stature, ] R
Wicks.
Kitsap-Jas Z Crawford.
Observation-Disclosures Daniels.
Adsms-A s Newl land.
Asotin--E G Meyer.
Chehalis-R A Wiley, NJ Moline, c B
Morgan, W II Abel, A C Little, T d
Schofield.
Columbia-C Terpenning, W T Whit
ten, J C Van Patten.
Franklin-F Speck.
Gsrtield-E G Meyer, A Z Allen, ] J
Bentley.
island II May.
King-J B Hart, P F Morrow, FW
French, W ellison, J Holman, MF
Knox, II H Thompson. Col Ewing. P V
Davis, E Clayson, E Kenworthy. Thos
Winsor, l. Weldon, G NJ Mcmahon, Rich
ard winsor, C Thygerson, F Malcolm. NJ
L Cavanah, VIM Cochrane. s NJ Allen, E
r Davis, WS Bush, G T Gilmore, &c
Levold, H F Hesse. P H McKernon, P
Land, w H Drake, w II Heaion.
Clarke-T Daniels, WI Byham, HC
Clark, w Hsrgraves, G Wing.
Clsllanl-J II Carter, c A Foss, g Z
Kimball, 7 G Hachule.
Douglss-D o Wright, Ed johnson, N
VI Wilcox.
Jefferson-Dr Mercereau, ia Rex, R
d Gray, W J Bailey.
Kittitas-P 0rmsted, John Catlin, J
Masterson, r H Norton, Geo Charlton, W
Van Media, J J Lewis.
Snohomish-Wm Douglas, II s Yorke,
NJ MeGuinovers, P G Sullivan, j A Davis,
7 q Dennis, T Jensen, OC Taylor, VIM
Reinecke.
stevens-E S Dudery. Z II Trble, AL.
yah Young, ID F Psukey, L Ledger
wood. Sam Deun.
San Juan--E A Taylor.
Whatcom-W B Leitch, &c Ward, W
ID Jenkins, g p Dean. C Elleine, WI
Miller, f Hints, Z NJ Cudwort o s Nc
Donald, R c Breckenridge, S d Phrus-
hart, J c Dyer.
Lewis--P A Tugwell, S Heron, t Mont.
gomery, John Utter, Capt Whitney, Wal
ter Newell, J F Sachs. c p Twiss.
Pacific-John Parritt.
Spokane-D Mortimer, p Driscoll, ] S
Pluce, G II Bungay, W ii Doane, LIE
Lyons, S S Callahan, He Miller, FF
Myers. W X Winstei, c G Knuth, A d
Thayer, John Cotfeen, r Alternately, ] H
Williams, J = Young. II G Savage.
Excused-s D Smith, Of Douglas, and
Samuel Deun. Of Stevens.
A,7:l5 the delegates reassembled at
the court house. and the usual discus
sion as to the advissbiiity of receiving the
report OF the committee on credentials
was INDUCED in. After again deciding to
postpone action until all delegates were
present. the report Of the committee on
permanent organization and rules was
read and commented upon, but not &C
copied.
The report made the temporary organi-
zation permanent. and suggested the adj
dition of an assistant secretary. 1t also
recommended the preferential" system
OF naming candidates, and Col. Ewing
was called upon by the convention to ex-
plain the word. Excited discussion fol-