The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-05

mere are TOUR aldermen 70 Dc elected.
There are now five Democratic aldermen
who hold over until 1900. namely: First
ward. Leander Miller; Third, ]. +. Brewer;
Fourth. DR.. J. Eugene Jordan; Fifth, T.
NJ. Dauiton; Sixth. DIR. j. r. Sweeney.
The four vacancies are in tho Second,
Seventh, Eighth and Ninth.
Alexander Anderson. nominated from
the Second ward, 10 q grocer, whose sue
cess in business ,s due to his honorable
methods.
Horace r. Compton, from the Seventh,
Is civil engineer who has lived in Seattle
nearly twenty years. He is a bright.
honest man who has made mark for him.
self as a civil engineer. He has worked
himself into = comfortable position and is
pretty considerable taxpayer.
Henry II. elise. nominated from the
Eighth ward, is a lawyer Of excellent re-
became a candidate at the urgent request
of his neighbors, who desire to see sub
stantial men elected 10 Office.
The Republicans Of the Ninth ward have
put mp Melvin W. Lovejoy. who lives at
Edgewater. and is one of the most highly
esteemed residents of the annexed district.
He not only thoroughly understands the
interests of his ward but has the ability
TO maintain them.
Every ward in the city will elect mem.
Der of the house of delegates, and il Is of
the first Importance that only men OF
known integrity be elected. The Repub-
lean ticket deties any criticism rs 10 its
nominees.
James Gleason, nominated by the First
ward. was born In Ireland. but has been
in this country since lSsiS lie has been a
miner and longshoreman. and by his own
efforts has acquired property. His early
life makes him q safe advocate OF the
rights of labor. while his later experience
will temper his advocacy by . eonsidera.
ton for the interests of the taxpayer.
A. Kistler. Of the Second ward, Is we'll
known aud respected. lie is = grocer, and
has been very successful. not only through
his industry but his fair dealing. lie 10 a
man of exceptional ability,
Frank ". Goodhue is As excellent a
stands high in business circles and has
been for seven years n resident of the city.
II elected, as he undoubtedly will be. the
Third ward will hold an influential posi-.
ton In the city eoaaeii.
James A. James of the Fourth ward.
has been builder for many years. lie
has never held municipal Office before. but
oh
standing make him = most desirable man
90 have in the legislative branch OF the
government
Frederick III. Hurd. Of the Fifth ward.
Is q tlour merchant. and If his election de-
pended on the mercantile community. he
would Re overv helmiagly elected. lie re-
CARDS municipal government as a cor
pora,e business whose affairs mus, he adj
nirissered upon sound economic princi-
pies. lie favors improvements at as rapid
a rate as prudence warrants.
William Foigs. Of the sixth ward. is
German, who has lived ia America for
thiriy-sw0 years He is not a seeker after
popularity. bat has q high sense OF duty.
ani WILL 80 what he thiaks righ, without
fear or favor. The Germans in Seattle
have reason 20 Re proud Of him for his
sterling Integrity.
Frank :. Little, q lAe seventh ward. i.
connected ssta the Western rail. and has
also had Gne business training. Hehas,he
respect Of al who aayr dealings vita him,
saa one who commands the rpsnrcs 81
employers. fellow employees and nesshhc-s
alike cannot fail TO se s worthy Official.
lso p.sssaEs lex Republicans 20 10 as.s