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


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Auditor,
GEORGE MASON.
Sheriff,
JAMES ". CHAMBERS.
Treasurer.
!. Il. BOLANDER.
Superintendent of schools,
PAMELA G. HALE.
Clerk.
ROBERT GRAHAM.
Attorney,
JOHN K. MITCHELL.
Assessor.
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Coroner,
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Surveyor,
JAMES G. McFADDEN.
Wrcckmastcr,
tOCRTLAND ETIRIDGE.
C0mmlSsloner-2d District,
GEORGE LANGRIDGE.
Cummissioner-3d District,
HENRY MIZE.
One OF the largest and most harmo.
nous conventions that has ever as.
sembled III Thurston county met in
Columbia hail. last Saturday, in re-
Spouse to the call OF the Democratic
Central Committee. The whole num-
Der of delegates was l07, and when it
is stated that lO2 responded to the
call, it will seem that quite lively in
terest Is taken in the means to be
adopted for retrenchment and other
imperatively needed reforms.
AT ii o'clock, E. T. Young, Chair
man of the County Central Commit
tee called the convention to order for
the nomination Of county officers and
the transaction of other business. A.
p. Fitch was chosen chairman and r.
N. McFadden secretary.
The further organization consisted
in the appointment of these commit
tees:
Order OF business-George 1. Smith,
W. A. Van Epps, George Langridge.
Resolutions-A. H. Chambers, John
Miller Murphy, A. E. Young, C. c.
Case, and l.. B. Faulkner.
Credentials-E. 4. Young, John
Byrne, Dave E. Bailey, George Cham
bers.
Organization-P. M. Troy, Gus Har-
ris, A. N. Yantis, w. S. Shazer, D. S.
B. Henry.
The Convention then adjourned I'M
til 3 o'clock, but at l 80 the delegates
caucused behind closed doors to dis
cuss matters and nominations to come
before and be made in the regular
transaction of business.
At 2O'clock the Credentials commit
tee reported the following delegates as
entitled to seats in the Convention:
Olympia, First ward-M. Eugley, b.
B. Smith, L. B. Faulkner, N. Ostran.
der, Walter Crosby by N. Ostrander,
A. d. Glover, w. w. Bettman. F.. F.
Turpin, ]. L. Brown by r. ]. Oliver,
H. B. McElroy by L. B. Faulkner, Gus
Harris, B. F. Denton, r. J. Oliver.
Second ward-A. H. Chambers,
John Miller Murphy, L. NJ. Atkins, w.
B. Shearer, George s. Allen by John
Byrne, John Byrne, Herman Ramm.
Third ward-D. s. B. Henry, d. E.
Baily. T. G. Van Epps, Ed. Sculley, w
A. Van Epps, Alex Muirhead.
Fourth wsrd-P. NJ. Troy, r. N
McFadden, C. E. Leighton, James
Longnire.
Fifth ward-Matthew Shields, Jas
Dotfiemyer, Jacob Stampfier, R. S
Graham, E. S. Horton by James Dof
flemyer. James Connolly, NJ. Scully.
Sixth wsrd-C. p. Giles, A. p. Fitch
George Ellis, II. B. Smedley, E. T.
Young.
Tumwater-H. B. Cusack. w. S
Shazer, T. N. Chase, Samuel Fergu.
son, S. S. Churchill.
Tenino-T. J. Mcclellan, r. p
Shoecraft, w. J. Huston by X. P.
Shoecraft, Peter Stewart, L. Z. Whit
taker, A. w. Perry.
Mud Bay-Thomas Kearney, A.
Zandel by Thomas Kearney, James
Kelly by Thomas Kearney.
Gate City-P. A. Murray, P. s.
Washburn.
Chambers Prairie-A. II. Manner,
VIM. Littlejohn, G. M. Kagy, Andrew
johnson, H. H. McCray.
Bucoda-A. N. Yantis, C. G. Case,
G. K. Brown, Rudolph Moseback, T.
A. Davis by G. C. Case, Frank Coons
by C. C. Case, H. L. Mize by C. C.
Case, A. A. Wright by C. G. Case. S.
M. Blumauer by c. C. Case.
Rochester - Harry Martin. John
Sumner by John L. Nye, John L. Nye,
H. Green.
Gull Harbor-Lyman H. Libby.
Yelm-James Longmire, T. A. Karp.
pen, George Chambers, w. H. Harris,
J. H. Lott. J. N. Sumpter, P. B. Van
Trump by J. N. Sumpter, L. A. Harris.
South Bay-Wm. Shincke, George
Langridge. c. H. Sylvester, H. Bickel.
Little Rock-A. E. Young, ]. B.
Flynn, Frank KotiCk.
Delphi-Patrick Dempsey, S. r.
Smith.
McLane-William McLane, c. P.
Vance.
South Union-D. T. Drcwry.
Rainier-Frank Ruth.
Puget City, Maxfield and Grand
Mound were not represented.
REPORT ADOPTED.
The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported the following:
We, the Democracy of Thurston county in con-
yenti0n assembled, do declare the following phn-
ciples, to-wit:
We most heartily re-afirm the platform enun.
Gated by the Democratic National Convention of