The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-22
TO NAME THE TICKET.
A HARD CONTEST IN THE FIFTH.
Unofedxed DELEGATIONS the Raie-yste
Net All Consted Vet In Several
Wards.


the coming municipal election vas shosn
yesterday by the large turn oct 70 the
primaries. In every yard surprisingly
large vote Vas polled. Everything passed.
of quietly. and the few attempts made 70
violate the strict provisions OF the primary
election law we're promptly sqgeIched-
The Second ward delegation 10 under
stood TO be instructed for j. VI. Frink and
the Eighth for L. y. Andrews for mayor.
these wards being the respective homes OF
the gentlemen named No other dssega-
tsons have been instructed by their ward
organizations, and In nearly II not aoits
ali the other wards the delegations are
not, upon their face, In the interest OF any
particular candidate for any Office. the
eenersi idea being To select representative
Republicans irrespective OF their predi-
.ecttons.
In the First ward there Was but one
ticket, that nominated st the previous
ward meeting, and IL vas carried Amos.
unanimously. The vote pol!ed was ri
and there we're but few tickets scratched.
Everything passed of quietly.
In the Second ward there vas but little
contest, although there were tive states.
Vote polged. 20i.
There we're three tickets in the iisld and
active work wa. done for each. The count
was not completed at o'clock this morn
ing.
In the Fourth ward the contest was
lively. four states making their appear
ancs. Robert Levy made an active hight
against the ticket which consisted Of the
first thirty names on a ballot containing
eli the nominations made az the ward club
caucus, but it was elected by an average Of
over 800 ont OF 3ss votes poiied.
The Fifth ward was the battle ground OF
the city. the contest being hotter there
than in any other ward. There were two
tickets. one known rs the ''Unpledged"
and the other being repuSedly In the in
teFests OF certain candidates. The "Un-
pledged" ticket won the day By large
majority. The interest taken in this ward
Is indicated by the fact that out of a total
registration OF !. asDf At noon yesterday GIG
votes we're cast
In che Sixth ward 3s4 ballots were cast.
There were half dozen or more separate
states in .he field. The official ticket had
the names Of William voight, X. A. Hill,
T.. S. fngranam and William Coffman for
members of the house OF delegates
and eIghty-four names Of candidates
for delegates to the convention arranged In
alphabetical order. On several of the pri-
waite tickets. especially those circulated in
x. I. Hosdcn's interest, other names be-
sides those nominated at the ward eau
Gus were printed. The official ticket
did not have Holden's name rs q
candidate for the council. Notwith-
standing tho diversity Of ticket and
the large number of candidates there were
half q dozen men whose names were on all
the tickets. Owing 10 the large number of
candidates the count will not he com pleted
until some time today. Indications point
10 q mixed delegation in the special inter
est OF no one candidate. Tue vote as
counted mp to the hour Of going 10 press il
given below.
In the Seventh ward there were several
states and considerable scratching was
done. Al the hour Of going TO press the
count Was not complete. but the ticket
given below was In the lead and will prob
ably form the delegation.
In the Eighth ward there were 2T3 votes
poiled. There was bat one ticket-that
containing all the caucus nomi-
nations-actively in the field. al
though flyer" with an American
flag at the top was scattered about early
In the afternoon. For alderman III. X.
elise aud for delegate DIR. j. f. CrIchton
are selected.
In the Ninth ward all the names. about
twenty-five. were on one ticket. the eleven
receiving the highest vote being elected.
There were Ia votes cast. NJ. W. Loveloy
was unanimously chosen for alderman
and DIR. William Carpenter for delegate.
The delegations chosen in wards where
the result is definitely known and the vote
ut the time of going to press In other
wards where the count is still in progress,
are ~ follows:
First ward--James Wier. 6. q. GUY. ].
u. Hnmphries. A. T.. Mit,en, Charles
keitze. A. A. Seagraye Herbert W 1aylor.
Thomas HuEhs. Fred Newell, Paul Paul
son. J. ]. Cole. ". II. Beach, Charles Gard
ner. Harry Lake. David Jones. Joe Jordan,
Oscar stenstfom. NJ. ". Donovan. John
Gotten, John o3ronow. NJ. l.. Peters.
George ". Williams. 4. McGiynu.
Second ward Complete First pre-
einci. ii. N. Niele, r, A. steele, W. A.
Trinkle, J. A. Johnson. Thomas Dillon,
Z. A. Taylor, George W. ii. White
Second. W. II. White. +. NJ. Mudoon. q.
T.. Berry: Third, A. r. Braymer. T.. c. Al
len; Fourth. Samuel H. Piles. Ii. A. Chad.
~
Il. Haas.
For aidermen-Alex. An derson. Fer
dclegste-A. k,stler.
Third ward incomplete: 2i7 out of So
votes cast, nFss nineteen probably
elected;
First precinct II. ". Jones .s6 ". ".
Raster is6. h. Schoen3eid 49, III. :. Tur-
ner iSa. l. T. Dodge L.. H. :. Nettleton 1871
A. h. Graham $50, second. 4 w HASTE lYs
l. h shaw iig N III Mu~rt. 10 L.
fay LA. J. Anderson i&9, J. y Anderson
us; Third. III. +. Norton is &. q. Fer.
kins ls2, A. J. Mcknight IsS. !. Il. Boyd
iSs. {. G. Babeoek iS0 ". A. keene lis.
h. ", NincheA l., ) K. MAlan NJ. :. O.
MeeS /. ]. + McCay o.. l. u Ray q Jonn
i. Se1ie ), George Hooker -, Alfred Hall
= W. +, Chalk rs F. \. Herman 4.
John ~ Bowling In :; l. L r,elsfa. = !
}. X, Rafresl =, frank Coomhs -. I. K.
Needham :. ". r. Van Vert IS kalph
simon ;, Frank Squires 10. I
W. Adams :, Frank Goo1hRe p
&. BFomiheld . II. A. Frcdeyseks t19
7. II. Dempsey "a. Pred TSichell u. J. +
Hawks ~ ,ieorGr Coupe ;, J. 4. Wilson
Powell 81, W. L. Williams -, ". h.
Moore 1
For member house OF deieSA,es-H. I.
szer 81 Frank ". GoodhGs IL. George
II Randel! ~
Fourth ward Jacob Furth. Wesley a
Wilson. + {. Hughes. Charles Loyeioy
y. 4. Spencer. BOYD J. TaHmsn.
Is. Il George. Columbus T. Tyler'
samuel Crawford r r C~arner t.e,-ss
81. HelieFon, ]. ii. Calvert. \. L. Stewa-y
llr. john / Neax'e. J. ". Hanna. p r
lrempeT, +. A. sironi. Wal II. Parry I
thornton, r = Lyons. 7. r. Pavne i.