The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25

Another trick resortei 30 by Co1szdine
vas he making 20 on short order ~ ass
frssFts Of q registration list Of saoss con-
ssd@rst safe 20 Eose for hsa: this re rss1,
and challenged every man tnss came
al0ng. and il bis name was nos there ne
Democratic voters Of ogr wsro are
concerned. are are positive that our
siek.E outnnn bered the Considins i1cket
three 70 one The fuiges and eie-Es
seemed 20 be animated with no other Oh
iees except 20 DO Goussdt1ss os1atne.
Another rsrasyksols fact = as notlsea snsn
the Judge. acre counting the ticket,
namely thas AL az the Considin@ tickets
were unusually clean znd whits, while All
our tickets we're rumpsed and showed TIE
handling The voters gave 70 iAem shAe
fighting TO get TO the window Tie fraud
~ disgrace to the First ward.
In the second ward the election vas
quiet. I3s ballots being cast The only
scratching done was thai e kennah. who
was not on the one ticket IN the field,
made hard fght against G. A. Cram as
NOMINEES for alderman. but was beaten,
Cram getting g votes % his q. The dele
CATION elected IS:
First precinct-Eiksn Morgans.srn 81,
q. Meyers - J. Y. ostraDder Ito. ID. Nc
Donald -, James McSorley 60. John Fo-
gelquast 81. second precinct, r. 4. RAn-
doiph "a, h. Stry ksr 81. T. II. Warner 80;
Third precinct. g. G. Palmieaf. Nick Long
-. Edward KEENAN, IS. J. c. Morris -;
Fourth precinct. q. A. Cram 100. James
Mcnamara 20. James Auesbury g. ". j.
Cook 81. For alderman. G. A. Cram IS;
member Of house OF delegates, q. L. Col
Inns 81.
IN the Third ward only ninety-nine bal
lots were east. About dozen votes were
lost. however, By voters arriving after the
polls closed Much dissatisfaction was
expressed that the primaries were held
Saturday evening. The thirteen delegates
elected from the one tickle: IL the iield
we're as follows, d. Mcdonald in the Sec
ond precinct being the only man not on
the ticket who received any considerable
number Of votes:
First-Timoshy Ryan 80, J. 2. Barrie -.
James McGougf: 10 W. u. Mcmillan So,
Edgar Lehman 81 Second. f. Brewer
-. w. H. Thompson -. Thomas Hardin
II. g. a. O'Hara 20 Third-T. A. Garrett
=. :. Ellico;t IS, Benjamin Kennedy g.
Fl. Coughlin ~.
The Fourth is the banner ward for DEM
oeratic rcspectaoility. and the primaries
might have been taken by any passer-by
for a prayer meeting. so FAR as outward
show went.
Only one tickle. vas in this field. and as
there was said to be no contest. the vote
was light and all for the one ticket.
namely, 40 votes, with a few scratches.
The ticket carried is as follows:
John Collins. James Hamilton Lewis,
Andrew Blackstone, Con A. Rideout,
George Moore. Joseph Il. Hill. C. W.
Turner. William Martin, Falcon Joslyn.
Shields. j. O. Gaenon. Louis Gilbert.
Dennis VI. Brogan. J. +. Blackstone, n. G.
Adair q. Louis Guthrie Daniel Gibbons,
Fred kimball. Frank b. Ingersoii. Richard
Sake Jones, r. W. Trounce, Phil +.
White. Thomas Kelley. DR.. Z. g. Johnson,
w. f. Crews. John Fairfield.
few scattered votes were cast. Grover
Bradley getting 2, w. T. Scurry 1. and d.
b. FIFTEEN l.
In the Fifth ward there was but single
ticket in the field. and the proceedings
were quiet and orderly, though rumors
we're floating around in she early part OF
the evening that a gang of water front
beelers under the guidance of Considine
and Jelich would attempt to run in a lot of
water front characters. The gang failed
10 materialize, however. The total vote
cast was Dag. and the following were elected:
James Campbsll. A. Cathbert, T. j.
Nash. Luke Geffney. NJ. E. Lyons. George
r. Masel. j. S. Ferris. Ford Rhine. Mi
chaei Phillips. Thomas o'Connor. William
Bourke. A. c. Graf. ]. W. Mcleod, Jo-
seph Malloy. Andy Doyle. Alpheus Byers.
James Baird ID. ]. Mel maid, ID. Blanton,
William Moore, Alfred Battle. J. NJ. Lyon.
G. J. Maidment. c. ii. Crane. William III.
Moore.
The name of r. H. Stone was cut from
the ticket and the name of ]. III. Nc
Donough substituted. all the other names
being elected. Some attempts were made
to cut J. :. Ferris pane and insert
Jelich's, but they utterly failed.
In the Sixth ward fs3 votes were cast,
and the following nineteen candidates
were elected;
J. G. Meagher. II. T. stoel. ir., II. J.
Iemm, J. Il. Lynch, A. G.. Murray, H. C.
Nissen, q. A. HUI, Louis Anderson, f. l..
Van Dusen. Charles T.. Dyer, s.. L. How
ard, J. Il. Combs, J. II. Holland, J. Hill,
Sam Carkeek. J. Wsgenblast, James Dun
ham. Alexander Murray. l.. q. Miller.
The vote in the Seventh ward Was very
light. and in the First. Second and Third
precincts all told ninety-one votes were
cast. Ii there was any vote in the Fourth
and Fifth precincts it was kept so quiet
that NO Hs0n oi 10 Sou+u pe iouhu' Inc
following candidates were elected:
First preeinct-Daniel kelleher, Gilbert
s. Meem. George r. Gund and X A.
GIBSON. Second precinct--Isasc Nixon.
". A. Beck. ]. 4. Transue and NJ. Il. Gun
derson. Third precinct--J. NJ. Carson.
w. c. kiltz, j. ;. Brace. ". Spencer, J. y.
Helm aud III. b. Rankin.
Nlnty-three votes were cast in the
Eighth ward and the following candidates
were elected:
First precinct-H. {. Ingram. Michael
Mcreigh. ". +. Collins, J. Hoolahan
Second preeinct--E FalIon, Pat Gala
cher. Gus fenaer. W. Herkenrath; Third
precinct-A. l.. Brand, r. e. Oates Fourth
precinct-L. Il. Hart, ]. II. Hrmer, Will
lam iyers-
In the Ninth ward there we're primaries