The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-13

iO~ias nominations shss afserasoa ana
svsaiags
saerif, wsiiiam Kelly; prosecuting al
rrs'ta@t, t4ehNv Fasnaer. treasurer M II
hewtana. auditor. Rseaarst a. Ketarr.
sIsF<. Wal A. kyans coroner, c. L Haskas
s1setshsTaarat Of Schools. Mrs. E.ixs-
@@eA y bears snrx@ror NJ IL
ss Nse.a @reckmassey, wilson, Of Milkeson
Ssaesssasa senatorial alsisses. rerrpsenfa-
ga2es TweatsetA senatorial aissrsrs -.
aseF. steve Jadsen. REPRESENTATIVES, 3
Sseaaascn. I. u Ahaosss Txeatx.frxs
sraAsorssa district. representatives M a
cfAaFrsae4n. II q. Hadson. Tuenfx-.eraya
,sa%s1ssa district, Feprssen sas3vss. john
s.sss -. eASF fsaFaeys Issntv-satFd senatorial
dsstF4ci, senator, a. 4. Carter. rprrpxensa.
nyes Fred Gaets. Henry Ncglearv.
eeanty commissioners William Faw
So9acaman lim Glea. justices af the
peace. Huga Farley. sam MeAnaglv. oon-
ss5nass, kotsert lsongmire. X. Ho.xerson.
petegates 10 The state cenventton. h.
= Hansen. =. J. W Ash, {. ". Yauas. N.
4 Bartholomew, A. q. Cafnpb~Il Frank
}. Mooney. A. MeNleoi. G. :. Sirhtin-
gale. Joseph isrrtngeT. fnonas Naionev.
X ;. Ley, Hearv kgsteh. oscar Nahn.
Steve Judson, II. Ii. MeAslastsr. a.
r. Jossey. john Miller, N. j. Nj
tone, r. bregsa, Il. = Holk w. 4.
Carroll. Il. j. sulivaas sSJs. JosepA i9enss rsSss.
never. W. r Nieol, Frank schmit, Harry
n. Collier. kobers h Reed. 4 A. Froslette.
John Il Blackwell. William WeleA.
Henry McCseary. A. r. Giaset. A. +. JuA-
son, = ;. Fceg. lien Saeeks. oWen Woods.
rfaak Allyn, Richard Eoeiiear. Joha
ceost franklin n Lane, G. w. q Griggs.
The last nine oG these delegates were
chosen at large.
ls viii be seen that the rnsr~IxrRtrI-
aEScKR Saturday morning named COR
rsctly every man nominated for court
house positions On the whole the ticket
Is representative of the Pierce county
Democracy, still about the only cheerful
thing that can be said about il is thai
Mira Gear il probably the oaly man on it
that will be elected"
George Hazard claims thirty Of IN.
forty-four delegates 10 the state conwess-
ton, but the Tiillcums ridacuie this claim
ana say they captured a majority of the
delegation BY knocking out Turkey Faw-
cett's little anti- Tlglicnm scheme to have a
special COMMITTEES name the delegates who
were willing TO go 70 North Yakima aud
pay their own expenses. The delegates.
except these named AZ large, we're selected
by senatorial districts. Nevertheless,
Steve @ Brien. Wailace's best man next TO
John J. Malone. Was thrown down and
defeated as delegate to the state conven-
ton. lie. however. will have it out with
InrKeT Fawcett later on. and Wallace will
try and have him retained as member Of
the Democratic state committee.
Hazard made circus down the aisle
IN nominating John Paul Judson, an anti
Tillieum. for delegate TO the state conven-
fion. He doiied his coat and snthused
the convention into dominating Mr..
Judsoa by acclamation. he being
the only delegate thus honorsd.
Judson Was chairman Of the convention.
The most stinging slap given the Tillicnms
was in the defeat of c. l.. Hoska tor sheriff.
Hoska ran 400 ahead Of his ticket In the
city when he was elected coroner. The
Tiiiicums were confident of electing
him il nominated for sheriff. but. Az
the fosr-ixrELLIaxHCKK stated Satur-
day, Hoska was forced TO accept renomi-
nation for coroner. Houston, proprietor
Of the Port Mystery rice mills. another
leading Tiiiicum, was also kicked ont by
the war horse. He coved the nomination
for prosecuting attorney. While the Tilll-
Gums got slapped right and left all the war
down the line, they don't complain, and
there are some who SEQ in the
apparent chastisement premeditated
Wallace trick TO enthuse the
antl-TilIicums by making them believe
tha Tiliicums are being tEampled upon.
The Tiisicums care more for the legislative
ticket than they do for county Offices.
Al the state convention she TilIicums
promise 20 run things. aud drive King
county into sustaining the state commit
tees proxy apportionment