Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-09-28

ana ita' u hen >uCh ale = made il Shall be aisn
Lutte and without rr,!en4p' Oh.
"" demand that deficiency judgements under
fore % sure. -hail be abolished.
There was some discussion about this
last resolution hut Mr.. Chambers. who
"d~ 4 lrlnhcr "i the Platform commit
| tc', stated that the committee had con-
I Sld"r"'t the resolution hut did not CON
>ln'r 1t proper f"r the convention to
adopt.
Nj, Van Errs said he differed from
VIZ. hanil"'r- IN every respect and that
! when Il l. well Understand il will La. ~
revcd very favorablv. Judge Bailey did
not concur in the resolution. 1t WAS
voted down.
W hen nominations for the Legislature
were i'll order there was no speech max
Ing. john l.. Nye simply presented the
names of Vim. \. Newell and 4. IT..
| Chambers named \. f.. Young. ui Little
Rock. They were chosen by acclama-
/ ton.
Following the legislative nominations
John Miller Murphy introduced this res
ulutlon which was adopted:
Resolved That the submission 81 the claim
/ "i II candidat" Ia this convention for nomination
10 any office shall he considered pledge that he
| VIII support and vote for every nominee on the
| nZcd not.
For County Auditor, George Mason, of
| Bucoda, waS chosen bv acclamation.
For Sheriff, Fred Northup. +. T.
Young, X. \. McNair, James Chambers
ami John Sumner, OF Rochester, were
, named. The ballot resulted Northup.
o.; Young, 26'. McNair, II Cham
bers, %. There being l02 votes cast,
| and - necessary to Il choice, there was
no nomination and a second ballot was
taken. 1t stood, Northup ISL. Young
3i'a; Chambers, 40; McNair, ). Still
| there was 10 choice. On the third bal
lot James Chambers was nominated
with oSla votes. Northup received 10
| and Young 80. >. The nomination was
| made unanimous.
For Treasurer, w. b. Shearer nomi-
mated T.. /. Young, who declined and J .
ID. Bolander was chosen by acclamation
Charles r. Leighton, q. 5. Prince and
Robert Graham were presented for
County Clerk. The ballot resulted in
the nomination OF Robert Graham, who
received - votes. Leighton received 20
and Prince %. Graham's nomination
was made unanimous.
John X Mitchell and J. P. Moore were
named for the Office of County Attorney.
The former received 54i, votes and the
latter 471a. Mr.. Mitchell's nomination
was made unanimous. Mr.. Mitchell re-
sponded to call and acknowledged the
courtesy OF the convention.
For Assessor, Charles Leighton and
John p. Nye declined. The nomination
was then rendered to DIR. Manner and III.
IL. Hill, but the latter declined and 4.
II. Manner was declared the nominee by
reclamation.
For Coroner, DIR. Ostrander named
Jacob Sampler and the nomination was
made unanimous.
]. c. McFadden and w. J. Frazier
were named for Surveyor. McFadden
received 65 votes and Frazier received
q votes.
CORTLAND Ethridge was chosen Wreck
master, without opposition.
From the Second district, Frank Ruth,
S. 5. Churchill and George Langridge
were named for County Commissioner.
Langridge was chosen.
From the Third District, John Nye
Henry Mize and w. b. Vance were
named, and the nomination fell to Mr..
Mize.
For delegates to the State Convention
to be held at Yakima, September 26. the
following were chosen: Gwin Hicks,
Chambers Prairie; Henry S. Mize, Blu
coda; Henry Young, Rochester; Cap
tain Samuel Wiley, John Byrne, Dave
E. Bailey, Alex. Drysdale, George l.
Smith, William McLane, Olympia, and
J. T. McLelland, Tenino.
A resolution commenting I. n. Allen
to the State Convention, for the Supreme
bench, was presented by Robert Ora
ham.
As member of the delegation, Judge
Baily thought it wise for them to go I'M
pledged and without instruction. He
thought the usefulness of the delegation
would be seriously impaired if in any
way pledged. The resolution was with
drawn
For the County Central Committee the
several voting precincts each presented
name. although several failed to RESPOND.
The committee is composed of John l..
Nye, Rochester; B. F. Ruth, Rainier;
James Longmire, Yelm; s. R. Smith,
Delphi; A. f. Young, Little Rock; Geo.
Langridge, South Bay; Lyman Libby,
Gull Harbor; c. C. Case, Bucoda; DIR.
Manner, Chambers Prairie; VIM. Nc
Lane, McLane James Littlejohn, South
Union; Thomas Carly, Mud Bay; X p.
Shoecraft, Ten;no; w. S. Shaser, Tum-
water; c. p. Giles, Sixth ward; J. r..
Mitchell, Fifth ward P. NJ. Troy, Fourth
ward; Dave Baily, Third ward; w. B.
Shearer, Second ward; L. B. Faulkner.
First ward.
The Convention finished its business
and adjourned at 4 :l5.