The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-18
THREE NEW CANDIDATES
Interest I'm the school Election Grow
ing -Sfedman. Bell and Fox out.

As the aGHeyt ciSAt1D3 draws iitaA
est IN II grows and the number OF candi-
dates increases. yesterday witnessing the
addition of three names 10 the last. me
women are also preparing TO take some
action towards nominating a candidate.
The following petition will be found SELF
e. pianatory:
Sir. l.. +. Stedman. Hyde Street. Renton
HiLi: Recognizing and approaching the
great pride you have always taken in our
public schools and feeling confident that
you would leave nothing undone that
would advance their interests and pro
mote the welfare Of our children. We, the
undersigned. most respectfully ask you
TO lee a candidate Tor member OF the
board Of education.
II. c. Henry. c. L. de steiguer.
r. e Hughes. Understanding the
Montgomery Russell. the words our
II. c. Strive children in a col
r. H. Osgood. lective not an in
a r. Burwel. dividuai sense.)
Amos Brown. Fletcher Coulter.
Jas. Hamilton Lewis. ". r. Bell.
James p. Howe. r. r. George.
H. T. Meserve. with same under
r.. NJ Carr standing as above
\ !. Fisken. set forth by @. f.
r. W. Price. de Steiguer)
r. C. Strudwick. Vim. r. Trimble.
A. l.. Han. with same obser-
a. Hansen. vation)
A L. Brown F. S Palmer. MD.
". ~. Talbot. James Lee.
r w Trounce q. K Winters.
George II. Preston. James y. Hoge, jr.
r. Pely. G.. T. Conover.
~. a. Chadwick. j. I. Blackstone.
W r. Hutchinson. ". a. Mcdonald.
6. W. Clark. Geo. NJ. Emory
]. NJ. Lang Daniel Kelleher.
". J. Grambs u. r. Jackson.
II. y. Baxter. r y. Halter
Josiah Collins
Seattle. Oct Is 1895.
Mr.. a. V. Bell. North Seattle: We the
undersigned citizens OF Seattle being very
greatly interested In the future welfare of
our schools and DESTROYS that their high
standard should he maintained and con-
tnued. do very respectfully ask that you
permit us 10 name You candidate for
the office of member of the board of edu-
cation:
G. III. Black. g. Fl. Fortson.
NJ VI. Grout George Donworth.
r + Burweil. Frank A Steele.
r W Baker Geo A. Virtue.
J. w Rumsey. w. ". Wiltshire,
/ Eorn George II Lee.
A. s. Burwell VIM :, Pond.
James b. Easieson. John J. Cole.
J Lee r. r. Harlow.
s ]. Holmes Alfred Battle.
George Thomson. g. L. de Ste,guer.
G. WELLS Price. W +. Trimble.
W. r. Boyd. r, r. George.
r. =. Black e. :. Preston.
Wm. 7. O'Rrien. Alpheus Byers.
J. a Arnl.tage r. A Mcdonald.
Samuel Kennedy. F. u. Schuyler.
Fred n. Lysons j. +. Lord
Park Ward Willis. Geo. W. Harris.
John r. Allen. W. r. Spencer.
Frank ! curtis. ". 4. Stewart.
-. 3 Smalley. +. 4. Allen.
Or G VI Baldwin. Il, l.. Dean.
f. Weldon Young J. Fl jennings.
r. ". Baker. &. r. Hanford.
Frank Beach. r.. Lobe.
a. Robinson. J. Bernstein.
r H. Coe. &. r. Plimpton.
e J. smith ". ". Craven.
j. J Post John Schram.
ThaS f.. Crane \. =. Burwell.
r. J. Humphrey. T.. VI. Gordon.
James r Howe
J. r. Fox. owner OF the Puget Sound Saw
Works. is talked OF as a candidate and yes
terday he gave his consent TO the use Of
his name His friends claim for him that
ne has always taken great pride In tho
schools and that his business success would
be in his favor.
Mrs. Homer ItlT. chairman az the Wom-
ems meeting on tho selection Of candidates,
announces that there viii be an adjourned
meeting tomorrow AT p. m ar the H0l-
yoke block Tho candidacy OF Mrs. Winn!-
fred Thomas was much discussed ques-
tion Yesterday and the common remark was
that IL she is not IA reality citizen she
should be withdrawn. 4 well-defined M
NOR was circulated last evening that the
name 81 Mrs. Thomas had been withdrawn
ana that Of Or Sarah Kendall substituted
in IT'S place.
The primaries ~ the Peoples party will
be held next Tuesday evening and Henry
W Stein is frequently mentioned as ike
Is candidate for the Populis's and Single
Takers.