The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-24
CONVENTION DAY.
THE OFFICES TO BE FILLED.
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x~ns NJ a.. srrnorv a. 10 o'clock this
rnavnfnx IL roommate a fali municipal
ticket. consisting Of a rnsvor. = treasurer.
a corporation counsel. city clerk and fso
are cssasaissicrsrs, nine delegates 20 TIE
city cos.aeil. che from each uard. ard foaT
aldermen. from The sseond. Seventh,
Fvhth and Ninth wards. respectively
There wl,i tse 20i Delegates IN tae convsE-
ton. the Fezg~csixe wards having tie fos-
IoSisg representation:
TIE First ward. =.
The second ward. II.
The Isird ward. ~
TIE Fourth ward, y
The Fifth ward, .
The SIXTH ward. Il
The sas0Eih war1, y
The Eighth ward. -.
The Ninth ward. II
For Chairman 81 the Convention the
nnrnes ~ Hon. Fremont Cole Of the s4xils
ward. Hon. G F. Esmsberg. Of the Ninth
ward. ard Hon. John r. Humphries Of
the First ward, sss prominently nasn-
toned.
There are several candidates for each
nomination with the exception OF IRE
commissioner. ~ith which place but
little talk has ret been connected. The
sist Of those who will probably be placed
before the convention for the several nom
nations is about as follows;
For mayor Hon. L. j. Andrews. Hon.
N. Ffink, Hon. Byron Phelps.
For treasurer--H. r. s.umer. George
Msaeham. !. NJ. +. Atkinson, George NJ.
Holloway. David Kellogg, Willis l.. Ames.
Col Ge<Fge q. Lyon.
For corporation eDHusei--E. Z. Doe. W.
I. Scott aud Joseph Snippen.
For city cIerk-k- q. faegre. X. r.
esewart, J. y. Hooper. Harry Carroll. j.
H. Wilson. A. G. Edwards, I. {. Marnm,
G. \. Cofyeil.
The respective wards will name alder
s,en and delegates TO the council.
The list OF delegates TO the convention 10
- follows
First ward-G. O. Guy, chairman; James
Weir. r Humphries. A. T.. Mitten. Charles
ReIize. A. A. Seagraye. Herbert w. Taylor.
Thomas Hughes. Fred Newell. Paul Paul
son, ]. j. Cole. ". III. Beach. Charles Gard
'neT Harry Lake. David Jones. Joe Jordan,
Oscar stenstfom. NJ. W. Donovan. John
Gotten. John dronow, VI. +. Peters,
George W. Williams. r. McBiynn.
Second xaraW. III. White, chairman;
ii. NJ. Eleie. r. A. Steele. w. A. prinkle
j. A. Johnson. Thomas Dillon, G. A. lay
Tor. Gearge w H. White. r. NJ Mulaoon,
W. D. - rs
Samuel II. Piles. II. A. Chadwick. George
III. Barteii, G. ~ Evans, A. r. Haas.
Third Ward-R. w. Jones, chairman;
w. w. Easter. b. ,schoenield. II. s. Turner,
L. r. Dodge, Il. & Nettieton. A. b.
Graham, A. w. HASTE, p. p. Shaw. W. Ii.
Morris, r. A. Fay. j. Anderson, J. s. An
derson. III. r. Merton. G. q. Perkins. A j.
Mcknight J. G. Boyd. c. c. Babcock. W.
A. Keene.
Fourth ward - George b. KIttinger.
chairman; George III. Hebron, vice chair
man; Jacob Furth. Wesley G. Wilson. f.
c. Hughes. Charles Lovejov. ID. A. spen-
Ger. Boyd j. Tailman. r. X. George. Colum-
bus i. Tyler, Samuel Crawford. r. r.
Cramer. Frank Il. Wrestling, j. II. CAL
vert. A. Is. Stewart. DIR. John l.. Neagle.
J. W. Hanna, r. r. Tremper, K. A. Strout.
Will II. Parry, j. ]. Thornton, r.. =.
Lyons. T. F. Payne. I. IL. Cam. jr.. A. A.
Barton. A. G. Vac Doren, Carl Wrengren,
Frank Pearce. Amasa Miller. Robert Miles.
Fifth ward-Henrv y. Mcclure. chair
man; ssert Anderson, Paul Brosted. B.
X. Briefly, +. i. Bogardus. James
ID. Byers, William Chamberlain. I. Dob
son, q. {. DeGroat. DIR. L. NJ, Eames.
Philip ]. Eekert. w. III. Finek. c. ".
Ferris. 4. Horton. y. II. Hurd, Frank
Hsnferd. NJ. u. Haynes, q. G. Heaton, q.
NJ. lett, Thomas ]. Johnson. u. C. Keeney.
Z. A. koepfii, T. X. Littell. Edward levin,
A. 7. Lnndherg. Alexander MeGraih'
Christisn Miller. Charles $. Parker, c. y,
flimpson. a. O. Pain. Charles Kaufman.
fhaTman Robinson. John r. Stern. ~ A
sanborn. d.. Y. w. Young.
Sixth ward-M. J. Neagle, chairman:
Alexander Allen. !. q. Aiis. Hermann
Anderson, ". J.. Ames, ". III. I. Barnes,
l.. b. Con- pfon, Fremont Cole T. Calvert
George y. Gibson. A. Hull. r. III. Hubert.
NJ. {. Jensen. Terry King, NJ ]. Mooney.
G. I. Manning. W l.. Norrinyton. Martin
Faup, George ". Stewart, William Weight
and +. r. Lennox.
Seventh ward A. r. Burieigh. char
man NJ, Mnnson, p. J. Armstrong.
CoEham. IL c. Henry, J. VI. Tay.
lar, John Taylor. ". W. Perrigo.
a. l. Hall. ]. w Gregory, ]. r. Rvrns
John peekers. ii. Te Roller. r. ". Quincy
William Pearce. j. r. HAYDEN. ir.. I T.
whittinvton, ". ". Wiltshire, James
Kelley. Charles Cowden.
Eighth ward-kben Smith, chairman /:
". y. White. f. 5, Barnes. J. T. Cr!chton
y. ". Craven. X. A, White. ]. Il. Tavlor.
NJ. McCnilum, julius kohn. r. 4. VIII
isms. e. ii. Lilly. C. H. Raglav. e. T.. Bow
man. +. NJ. Davis. X +. Burkman, ole
Bee. + A. Churchill. Charles Robinson.
J. Il: klnnsar. T. +. Slime. NJ. g. Winstoek,
A. W. Young.
Ninth ward C T. Remsberv. chairman +.
Nj Wheeler, T.. A. Brooks. 4. j. Goddard
Fred ". Carter c. +. Stone. J. Fuson. y.
Wailingford. Henry Cowan. {. r.. Horton.
J. u. Bell.
The crazy quilt platform adopted by the
Prohihitionist convention IA the result of a
desire 20 cover all the disgruntled political
elements of the community with one
: blanket. sanctihed by the cold water and
tiod-in-t ae-coostltntiou crowd which
claims 10 em6ody the morality Of the yot-
ing population. There are quite = number
OF frobis among the Fopullsts. aud they
felt aeKrsegei when their efforts TO secure
the insertion OF a eeld-water plank in their
party platform we're defeated The sinyIn
tax men we're also strong element In the
fopaiist convention. and they too feel
sose at being turned down.
These are the people for whom the Pro.
his are angling. and they have hung a
tempting bait on the hook. To please the
eold-water Popuists they cut number If
pianks cut Of the iopulist platform AZ 4
Included ihem ia their own. Then 10
please the single tax men. they swallowed
thAi principle At enc gUip. regardless Of
the feelings of the a. any men among them.
selves who owu large blocks OF unam.
proved real estate aud would De hit hard
hy having Il taxed as high as though II
were earning them revenue.
Bias there is third element for whose
votes the frohls are angling. These are
the snti-CatAohe fanatics comnasin.,
the 4. +. A. The delegates wers
eareiai not 10 openly declare tAis
pgrp6se, bu; it shows ali through
their ticket end can Re read hetween the
lines Of she discussion. Their candslat.
for mayor, Rev. Il, L. Dunlap. has heea