The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18
THE WARD CAUCUSES.
Republicans Naming Men Suit
able for Delegates.
EVERY VOTER HAS HIS SAY
LIVELY Meetings h the Third, Fifsh.
Sixth sid Ninth wards-G sssip
OF Politics

The Fifth Ward Republican Club held q
aseiy meeting II Raake hail Last evening,
vita the president. ]. B. MacDougsll, in
the chair. and Robert Black the secretary,
assisted hy o. D. colvin. +. T. Lewis
submitted the report Of the COMMITTEES OF
seven appointed as the last meeting to
recommend thirty-fvs delegates TO be
voted on at the primaries next Wednesday.
The report was ~ follows:
- 70 Tie R<ps5iicas Cab If the FfflA
ward: Your committee 20 whom was re-
iefred the srduous task Of canvassing the
.Ard Tor and recommending the names OF
snirty-nve men to the club IS its cands-
oates aud ticket as the primary for election
a. delegates 10 the ensuing city convent ioa
Deg leave 20 report the following names:
W. Ersrn, B. X. Briefly. z. II. Boz
gardus. Ed Brady, Elmer Brady. James
y Bsers. O. q. DE Groat, H. 6. Drew, r.
=. lanes, Philip Eekhart, ". II. Fhck,
d. Haynes. Frank Hansord, o. G. Heaton,
=. u. lett. Thomas j. johnson. q. +.
| Little, I. T. Tittesi, Ed Levin, Oskar Lar
| sen, w. z. MeElwain, Charles 8. Parker,
A. koepnt. Z. l. Piimpton, W. III.
Humphrey. A. O. Palm, Sherman Robin
son, Cnar,ss Kaufman. H. 2. RIDE, w. A
All Of which 10 respectfully submitted this
February II. 1884 ]. b. Macdonald,
Frank P. Lewis. George @. Miller, Isasc
Dobson. NJ. s. Drew"
Z. Brady moved the adoption OF the re-
port. and w. r. Forrest moved an amend
ment to table IL. Aftsr considerable dis
euss.cn Forests amendment prevailed.
George w. Yancy moved the nomina-
ton OF delegates In open meeting; carried.
The names handed in were ~ follows:
]. B. MacDougalI, Ed Bagweil. Paul
Brosted, DR. Ames. Philip ]. Eckhart. W.
H Fink, w. r. Forrest, A. o. Palm. Oscar
asa n,;s !. I = Stern Tn ssls,n' Joe
Treen, Robert Black, c. A. Smith. A. p.
Haiiherg. T. Horton. r w. Schoenle, G.
w. Yancy. Thomas Nichols. p. Jacobs. G.
Z. spinharney, @. r. Little. Fred Gasch,
Richard Bradley. @. r. Bogue. L. A.
Treen, T. II. Campbell, w. Z. Hogan,
Alex McGrsth, Isaac Parker. George Meis-
ner. Martin Banni1. o. J. Olsen. A.
Hagen. d. T. Cross, O. wiede, c. E. vaow,
O. q. Heaton, William Fitzgerald, Thomas
Nichols, T. H. Campbell, ]. b. wyckofF,
w. L. Elliott. H. o. Heaton, DR.. Sparkling,
William Braun, Christopher Miller. r. w.
Braun, B. r. Briefly. James I. Byers. E.
Kaufman. @. G. Derop. d. b. Denton. o.
Z. Dahlquist, NJ. s. Drew, Edward Levin.
@. C. De Groat. Charles Parker, ]. Byers,
John S. Lapava, G. Z. Villas. r. Merchant.
@. NJ. lett, Otto Weede, J. l.. Green, e.
| T. Brady, Sam Cunningham. Joe Boor-
CALVIN. Q. Rude.o. Rod, Charles Miller.
w. ]. Elliott. DR.. Burns. s. Fleming, Ed
Van Tobel. Ebsn Osborne. ]. Il. Hall, T.
]. johnson. T. c. Calhoun, II. J.
Jacobs. David Bigeiow. J. NJ. Ripley.
". 9. Hawthorn. L. J. Griffith.
W: r. Forrest. ". II; Conover, W. II.
Fitzgersid. Oliver Crawford. 4. Brasnerd,
q. b. Rawson, r. p. Lewis, Amos Brown,
w. H. Pumphry. A. J. Lee. NJ. Britt. An
gus McCsuiey, w. Williams, Charles Frey,
Joseph Antona, w. NJ. Chamberlain. w.
w. Crandall, g. vubicih.
Mr.. Brady moved as sense of the club
that on the day of the primaries each
| voter shall be free TO select his own dele.
gates; carried.
The Third Ward Republican Club held .
caucus last night and selected q list from
which delegates to the convention will be
selected at the primaries next Wednesday.
Ii. L. Sizer. the president, presided until
the club resolved itself into caucus. when
A. W. HASTE was put In the chair Every
one was allowed to make nominations, aud
the result was ~ follows:
A. w. HASTE, r. w. Jones, X. w.
winchelI, w. w. Easter, II. L. sizer, b.
Schoenfeld. p. r. Shaw, H. f. Norton, w.
III. Morris, J. II. Burrill. III. s. Turner, L.
4. Dodge. J. X. Maian. s. X. Nettleton, c.
NJ. Anderson. r. A. Fay, &. G. Perkins, A.
y. Mcknight. II. G: Gill. J. g. Boyd. II. A.
Frederick; s; G: Meek, Frank COMBS. G.
G. Babcock. J. =. Mckay. w. A. Keene.
A. D. Graham. l. d. Ray, John +.
soule. T. r. Needhsm, George Hooker,
j. s. Anderson, T. II. Dempsey, Alfred
Hall. Fred 8. TwicheIl, W. T. Chalk, E.
A. Herman. ". D. Van wert l. Ward. J.
r. Caldwell. ]. r. Hawks, George Coup, J.
IL. Woolery. Ralph Simon. John Dswiing.
]. X. Wilson. A. T. McCargar. X. L. War
son, u. A. Buck. K. Pickering, II. 5. Up
per. Frank Squires, G. w. Adams, James
Anderson, L. (. Powell. w. e. Williams,
T. w. Jones. w. III. Moore, Frank Good
hue, G. Broomfield.
After tho nominations had closed the
question of printing the ballots was dis
cussed and several members Of the club
wanted q resolution passed to the effect
that the judges and Inspectors Of election
at the primaries should accept only those
tickets which are printed by order of the
club and containing the above names. II
was decided to have the names ail printed
on one ballot. segregated according to the
several precincts in which the candidates
reside. The chairman appointed the fol-
lowing committee on printing: c. j.
Perkins. ". II. Morris aud Il. w. Jones.
The committee we're instructed to give
the JOB of printing the ballots to B. oxin-
dine, providing he viii do the work for ss
low O figure As anyone else. The follow
ing nominations were made for men,
bers Of the city council from the Third
ward: Il T.. sizsr. Frank W. Goodhue
and DR.. George III. Randell
The Republican CLUB of the Ninth ward
held well attended caucus NJ Fremont
last night and nominated twenty-threa
candidates TO be voted on the primaries
for the election OF delegates to the city
convention. Charles Carpenter, OF Ross,
who was nomin for alderman at the
previous meeting. released the caucus
from the nomination and piaeedd it 10 the
hands Of the Republicans of the ward
again for the reason that certain state
ments rejecting on him had been made
since his nomination. He made q state
nent concerning these charges and the
meeting, by vote refused TO accept bis
deciination. Hon. l.. b. Andrews was
present aud made q speech. It was de-
cidet TO let the delegation so 70 the con-
yeniion uniastructed. Following are the
! names of the candidates for delegates:
First precines--Not heard from.
second prscinet-E- g. Brooks and ID.
II. Wynn.
TAird pree.nct--I. Fuson, n. wslsing-
ford, A. ]. Wells, VI. Meek, II. f. Losesi,
Frank knowles. y. ]. Farnquiss, A. J.
Goddard, Fred Carter. T.. G. Williams. C.
r. Remsberg, j.. II. swyney, VI. w. Love
Joy. C. +. stone and O. A. Tucker.
EaurtA p-ex.nrt-H (towan. J. r Bell