The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-04

them. A question xas raised s. 10
whether this vas sufficient reason 70
thro. the ballots ont. and u Vas decided
IN the Affirmative. Tire ballots bad been
cast for Mr. Holmes. and hts friends n
tue precinct declared that If the vose WAS
. close enc they would compel the election
board 70 count the two votes - cast Ia
each precinct from tuo 20 eight votes we're
thrown OFT. in nearly every instance the
votes being for Mr.. Holmes The ballots
with his name we're small aad we're
printed on thin paper. causing them TO
stick together. thus in mos; instances oo-
lection vas made 10 their being counted
because two we're folded together. and it
Vas sustained.
TIE MULTITUDE or voRxrEs-
Among the workers at the Risito voting
place we're: For Dr.. ChurehilI-Mrs- Rose
Simmons. Mrs l. ID. Ross. 7. ". Prosch,
Charles Lovejoy. Jerome Catlin and sew
eral others. some OF the ladies expressly
desiring that their nsnes be not men
toned. Fer. Mr.. Holmes-E. c. Chsssty,
JOHN Barns. II. T. Kendick, 7. II. MouI-
ton and others. For. Mrs. Sheafe Mrs
Amos Brown. DR.. Sarah Kendall and five
or sGx other women. As far a. could Be
learned there were no workers at this
place Tor Mr.. Knox.
Tie hardest and closest work vas done
~ the voting place corner Third street and
Yesler avenue. For Dr.. Churchill there
we're the following persons: ID. 0Hsrs.
G. X. Lane. A L. Parser. K. II. Young, ID.
u. Harger. 7. c. Roberts. z. J. Foster. :.
o Hars, Mr.. Moulton. y. G.. Raddy. G. L
Anderson. J. J. Smith. J. II. Wilson. G. L.
Manning. J. c. Mcintyre. J. W. Sprixgs.
T. z. Butierworth, jr., - Eckstrsm.
Neil Adair. VI. NJ Teater... L. ID. Ross.
Pred Ogden, C. G. Heifner. h. r. Day. C.
r. Stone and others. For Mr.. Holmes
r. Smelling. p. r Duffy. James Timmons.
G. Mellon. C. Conway. III. Conway. Will
lam CodricS and about twentyothsrs. For
Mrs. shesfe there were several ladies. DR..
Sarah Kendall and Mrs. VI. Z. Tnite being
\ the ground part Of the day. One old
fellow. with long gray whiskers. who said
Il was nobody's business what his name
was. peddled Knox tickets.
The voting at the Pacific school was
pretty lively during the early part of the
day. and then. the voters failing to come
In. the workers adjourned to the voting
places in the Ratio, Third and Yesler,
and the 10 McComb's building on Pike
street. At the latter place the voting was
lively all day long and workers were so
eager that part of the time the officer in
charge repeatedly had TO warn them to
carry on their canvass n respectable dis
lance from the polling booth.
THOSE WHO COUNTED THE voTEs-
The election officers were as follows:
b. r. DAY.. Morgan, o. Bee, judges:
A i. Nears clerk.
Latons-J. NJ. White, A. A. Campbell,
judges: r. 5. Gardner, clerk.
Mereer--S. ". Clark. Alexander Matt
land. judges; A. G. Graf. clerk.
Minor-R. 4. Mccoy, William Pearce,
judges; w Compton, clerk
Denny--G. :. Dudley, G. L. Bruins,
judges; W. Collier, clerk
cascade-W. w. Perrige, Watson Spen-
Ger, judges; Z. w. Gurney, clerk.
Coiumbia-G. W Ward, T.. 3. Nc
Csintie, judges. ]. w. Fairbank. clerk.
Pacinc-J. r. Lonsway. r. ". Clayton,
judges: Joseph Harlan, clerk
kalnier-t. Beach. +. Ryan. judges: L.
Z. Palmer, clerk.
Jackson and Twelfth s. Southland.
". l. Meredith. judges: X. l.. Hubbart,
clerk.
Pike and Seyenth-H. Kriete. W. Nc
Donald, judges; III. O'Brien, clerk.
fesier and Third-R. c. Crawford,
James Gleason. judges. Thomas Daren,
clerk.
Rialto-H. D. Whitney, w. T. Willis.
judges; w. +. Hanks. clerk.