The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18
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Holman. i. A. HEl, Gsorre w. Hail. G q.
Hcpson, e. Il Hubbard. w. c. Heilhron,
]. l. Crsxsou. p. Hrriocher. l. Il. Comp
ton, Charles Hsrs. Fremont Cole. g. ".
Hapgooa, C. ]. Clark. Z s. Ingraham.
Will Gotham. j. 4. Johnson. c. ID. Cham
hsrlain. q. vs.. Johnson. E. Calvert. u. c.
Jensen. r A. Jehnsen, Martin Psnp. c. g.
Hopxia, Doagis1 Pniilins, j. n. johnson.
Gus Petersen. John Johnson, p. QuigIey,
4. v. Gray W v. Rsnehart. Gardner KEEL
Icgg. W. W. Ropsr, Charles Kskeldy.
shsriss Req. Terry kins. J. T. season.
renee, J. u. SHARP. Fl. Lennon, A. II.
s5nberE, Thomas Lsyshon. j. w. Sssarn..
q. A. Lafayette w. W. Stewart, VI. ].
Mooney. William Weight. K J. Morgan.
q. Fl. Wooiholse. w. T. Munroe, l. II.
Wheeler. q. l. Manning. R. H Young.
w. l. Sorrington. W. r. o'Rourxe, James
oidasld. II. L Ssgie.
A resolution was then unanimously
adopted giving the president and secretary
power 70 remove from the list the name OF
any person not registered or who Was not
an out-and-out Republican. For members
of the house of delegates, M. vosght. II.
A. Hill and VIM Coffman were named.
Speeches were made by George NJ. Stew
art. w. w. Stewart and William Weight.
11S ElF9S W arU Def0oCE4IE lkuu. OF -
Il Is nov known, "the anti-Conssdius fac
tion," held IN orderly and we'll attended
meeting in the hail over the Montana
stables on South Third street last evening.
After the minutes Of the previous meeting
had been read the executive committee
submitted the following list Of names FOR
delegates 20 the city Democratic convsn-
tion TO be voted for at the primaries:
William McArdle, A. NJ. Berkel, William
Davis. Lui Gnecchi. John Egan. John
Elrus. Louis Hanson, s. Lindstrom.
James n. Quelier. Ed vandsrven, Van
Bassett, II. Deweit, J. A. Coleman.
Charles Doll. James Newman, John Bal
dus. A. +. Abel. Martin Baldrom. John
Buchanan. J. C. Gilioly. John Dalton.
Tom Hooper. G. d. Stevens. William
Blackman, II. L. Conroy. Joe Winship. ].
C. Helms. John Kingston, Andrew Hem
rich, A. Springer, Gus kirchner. The
list was adopted without . dissenting
voice. Speeches Of . truly Democratic
character were delivered by +. A. Garrett.
s. s. Carlisle and b. +. DE Bow. Strange
to say all of the speakers touched on the
financial ability Of the present admins
tration.
Tho meeting Of the Fifth Ward Dem o.
cratic Club was devoted principally to
speeches. Capt. William d. O'Tools, Of
the land Office, made an address on ma
tional politics. keeping clear of local Is
sues on the ground of his short residence
in Seattle. Charles w. Turner confined
himself TO local issues, and s'roasted" the
mayor for "ruthisssly," ''unwar-
rantablys ejecting Cochran and Wolfe
from the board of public works.
Gen. Gilbert +. Meem was the last speaker,
who offered himself a. s.235 pounds Of
solid Democracy from the old state of
Virginia, that never voted anything but
the Democratic ticket. Tho selection of
delegates TO be voted on at the primaries
was referred TO the executive committee
with full power to act.
The Seventh Ward Republican Club will
meet tomorrow (Nonday) evening at 7:30,
corner Depot street and Broadway. ALI
Republicans who reside In the ward,
whether members of the club or not, are
earnestly invited to be present. In accord
ance with resolution passed 1t the last
meeting forty-four or more candidates ~
delegates to tho city convention viii be
named. At the primary on the 2ist
TWENTY-FIVE are to be elected.
CAPT. JOHN TAYLOR, President.
Horace 4. COMPTON, Secretary.
The public is invited to attend the gen.
eral meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
TO be held next Monday evening TO hear
addresses from Corporation Counsel
George Donworth and Attorney W. T.
Scott ON charter amendments. Addresses
will also be made on the important SUBJ
ject Of street paving by George w. Kum-
mer. u. r. Eissz ana others. As both sub
jects are Of vital importance to the citizens
OF Seattle the meeting should be largely
attended.
A number Of prominent Democrats
called on James Hamilton Lewis yester-
day and urged him to become candidate
for che mayoralty. Col. Lewis informed
tho committee that he was not In the
sacrifcial Offering business, and that he
would not be a candidate under any cir.
cumstances, not even If the nomination
were rendered him unanimously.
Another meeting of the Afro-American
Protective League will DO held in the
municipal court room next Tuesday even-
ing. At this meeting an attempt will be
made TO denounce that class which claims
to be able to control" any class of citi-
gems. The meeting is called by DR.. Samuel
Burdstte, y. J. Collins and w. s. Huffman.
Repu blicans of the Fourth ward will
meet az the club rooms next Tuesday
night to caucus for delegates to the city
convention. All Republican voters are
urged TO be present. Nominations will DO
open 10 all registered Republicans.
A meeting OF the Fourth Ward Demo.
cratic Club will take place at headquar-
ters, Occidental block, OF Wednesday, at 8
p. m. Speakers OF prominence will ct
tend. DANIEL GIBBONS, President
Charged with Trsspass
Samuel Spencer. an aged man who lives
in happy hollow" just east of the Madi-
son street power house, was arrested yes
terdsy afternoon By Bailff Wheeler, of the
municipal court, on the charge of trespass-
ing on the premises Of c. V. Roos The
c0mDIaint alleges that SpeDcer would not