The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-22
POPS WILL NOMINATE.
Almost All Delegates Favor a
School Board Ticket.
THE CHOICE OF The PRIMARIES.
Only One Ward Opposes Nominations
Candidates Talked of-Judges
and Clerks OF Election.

The Pooulists intend to make a strong
effort TO elect the three school directors
to be chosen on November :, ana heid
primaries throughout the city last night,
and practically decided to nominate three
candidates to represent the parry at
convention TO be held on Friday at the
Single Tax Club rooms, on the corner OF
Third and Marion streets.
The primaries were quietly held, and
the vote in most of the wards was hght.
Voting began at o'clock. and continued
until TO- Full returns were received from
the First, Second, Fourth, Fifth and
Eighth and partial returns from the
Third and Sixth wards. Among those
prominently mentioned as candidates are
Henry W. Stein, editor of the west coast
Populist, from the Eighth ward, ana =.
r Day and w. r. Andrews from the
Ninth Mr.. Andrews is a Republican,
but the Populists do not conf1ae them
selves 10 men CT their own party. An
other name that is prominently mentioned
is that of Mrs. DIR. Annie Russeii.
The wards heard from are, with one
exceptton. the Second in favor OF making
nominations.
The following delegates were elected:
First ward-John McGovern. Thomas
Navin, John Downs. Hugh T1erney, Mar
tin Boydan, Thomas Hanlan, Michael
Harrington, 7. J. Durkin, j. G. Daily,
Thomas Bevan, Harry Guyer. John Guyer.
r.. w. Way, w. w. l>pStSs ~ 0Vh'-'Soii'
d. Mcnamara J. ]. Holman, William Nc
Ardle. w T. Iarkins c. w. Stack. Louis
Huny. Donald McKinnon. II. NJ Knight
]. Mcclure. ]. j. Behold, Daniel Mona
mara Daniel BARRETT, Robert Allen,
James Shayne.
Second ward-G G.. Severance. w. H.
Kline. William Johnson, Thomas Dickson,
Fred Harblns. George Cresna. T. ]. Bull
8. NJ. Allen, c. j. Anderson, Alex Back
ley, Hugh Ross. NJ. NJ. Holmes, ]. w. Gill
son, w. T.. Bush, F. Larinson. c. Sanh-
dali.
Fourth ward-Peter Ducrat. T. c. Wal
lace, Mr.. Hellar. DR.. Terry. Swan Lewis.
NJ Mccarthy. NJ Mcklnnon. DR.. Jordan,
Prof. Mccarthy. J. NJ Date, I'D Laherty,
]. ID. Dale, Mr.. Slater. p. Flynn, J. Madi-
gan, T. NJ. Greenwood. George Z. Hayes,
Lutte Wagner NJ A. Cunan, =. Prontz. J.
7. Seaman, James Brown, James White.
Martin Wall.
Fifth ward-E. CIayson. G. r. Gilmore.
NJ. Lyons, p. Mcmahon. C. McAIullen. ].
Brooks. w. r. c. Adams, J. T. Ken
worthy. l.. Spray. w d. Higgins, ]. Mo-
ran. II. O'Brien, c. Smith, j. C. Levold,
Ed Taylor. w. Guenthel, ]. Fitzgerald, j.
Shaw, Joe Stroebel. John Johnson, S. ].
Marquis. Ed O'Donnel, w. Walker. Dell
Seaman.
Eighth ward-H. r. Hesse, L. w. Kidd.
c. j.. Jordan. J. w. Rothero William
Schultz. i. Fl. Gleason. John c. SAMSON,
William Heikenrath. Elgin Wilcox, r. T.
Dixon, @. II. Brown. Ed Fallon, Senator
West. Adolph Byrens. j. II. Newell. MIR.
Wright.
Judges and clerks for the election have
been chosen by the board OF education as
follows:
Rainer-R. w. Wincheu and T. o. Lind
sey. judges; Il. d. McClintock. clerk.
Twelfth and Jackson--J. c. Helms and
NJ. c. Adair. judges: j. o. Rockwell, clerk.
Rialto-W. III. Whittlesey and Andrew
Blackstone, judges: w. S. Hanks. clerk.
Pacihc-S. S. Carlisle and r. Ryan.
judges: W. II. Heinzerling, clerk.
Mnor-H. S. Keene and ID. O'Hara,
judges; +. Beach, clerk.
Columbia-w. +. Willis and L. Southland.
Judges: z. y. Hughes. clerk.
Cascade-J. NJ. Williams and Thomas
Moore, judges; r.. T.. Mccoy, clerk.
Denny-William Collier and n. Mccall
lum, judges: II. j. Lsmeraux, clerk
Mercer-John Taylor and J. w. elise,
judges; +. T. Hunter. clerk.
Seventh and Pike--A. A. Geurnsey and
James Newman, judges; c. b. Yandell.
clerk.
i. Il. Day.. Shuster and william
Carnes. judges: O. j. Carr. clerk.
Latona-F. S. Berry and l.. r. Dodge.
judges: y. w. Baker. clerk.
Central-A. c. Graft and A NJ. Young.
judges; Edward Herring. clerk.
The Fifth, Sixth and Seventh wards also
voted soIdy for nominations.