The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
FULL TICKET NAMED.
The Second Days PP09eeAings UAA
n Their ssnndarA Dearers-CsD-
Ne Marked Features-sketchea
81 the Gentiemen whom Pierce
County Republicans Have Ch~sea
pare Then with the Three
ProngsA Popecraffo Candidates,

q. 4fS O'Clock ms afternoon ari adjourn
- sine de. Except FOR ne l@.le s-aeas
last night over the a1tic. ~ Reading
Clerk J. NJ Keer. ard a gocd-narurs0
fgh. today over IRE domination Tor con-
sable "a. convention ras witaoa. inc
dent. ard IS business vas rrersaeset rap
Idly ard well TIE ccke. nominated viii
cor mend ,tseIt 20 the hearty supper. OF
a. thinking Republicans IN TIE county.
snt compares with that Q, TIE Pooui.s1s,
who ara fighting Ike to-ncAts IN lack
yard over petty differences ans OF gr-1tg-
IS between the leaders. II. Republican
ticker viii receive The loyal support OF
every Republican n the comfy. Business
men ard p-opersy-ownsrs throughout .he
county poln; 70 The difference between tia
standing Of the men nominated Yesterday
and today. ami those SCI I'D FOR certain
defsat BY the three factions OF he Popu-
list party.
The ticke: completed today 10 strang
from the three n0rntn ees FOR me bench
down 20 and including TIE .Ho can5 oates
for constable. Particularly strong are tie
judicial nominees. and they VII receive
the support % fully taree-fourChs Of he
Pierce county ha-. Col. Thaa fIuxton g
known as a lawyer OF Are ability. long
experience ard in every way suited fer
the bench. He - al old soldier ard a.
-
younger man. bus 10 a close, hard Stu
dent. and has lcrg been recognized IS
good judicial timber by his sellow-as,o--
neys ". .. Chapman IL q man OF fine
.sgal ability ara scholarly attasnmenIs
and Z well EQUIPPED from long experience
for the ipdic.ary. The integrity Of all
three candidates IL noun tain aIgh above
suspicion.
II. @. Rowland. OF puya,lup, IS ore OF
the brightest and most easerprlssnx voa-y<
LAWYERS n the coun-~ He vi. neu a
tremendous vote il the country. AMI IS
We and favorGbly knoHn IN the city 8
r buekIlssler IS an Cd resident OF Ia
coraa. and business men speak very hssh-
~ OF his qualifications for the office Of
auditor The official records OF Sheriff
Parker. Clerk W. A. Falrweaiher. Cor
oner Parks and Surveyor Mitchell are
such as 10 insure their return 20 Office
BY the voters OF the county.
James c. Falrchild. the nominee for
treasurer. served two terms In that cara
city, ending two years ago. and made a
capable and honest Official. against whom
no breath OF suspicion has ever been at
tered. S. A. White. nominated for school
superintendent. Is an exper encc3 eidca-
Tor, and popular with ali who know him.
Charles Ho!lenbeck ard Robert Z. Rsgney,
the nominees for county commissioners
each have q large acquaintance among
the farmers and business men OF the
county, and each has been successful tn
the conduct OF his Own business Both
are well thought OF by the taxpayers OF
the county. J. Thomas Hickey. Pierce
county's next assessor. is a comparatively
young man. who has resided here a num-
Der OF years aid whose experience IN the
city comptro.ier's office makes hin esps-
caly fitted for the Office.
Tho old soldiers IN the convention had a
hand In naming q. 4. Leavitt municipal
Judge, and they VIII support him 10 d
man. Mr.. Leayitt Is a we.;-knoW-n lawyer
of Tacoma Justice Cranda.Fs record in
the office OF Justice or the peace viii Sc
cure for him heavy vote, and the can
tidates for constable. ". E. Cromwell
ana Harry V. Ras.sback. are both known
as young men OF integrity and capacity.
Some regret was expressed today that
the Scandinavian-Anlerica Republicans
did not secure recognition on the county
ticket. The fault lay with the friends OF
Candidate Visseil. who first had him up
for auditor and who afterwards pulled
him Off and entered dim in the fight over
the nomination for assessor. The result
was that Mr.. VIsssll lost what strength
he had gathered in the contest for audi
ter ard entered the race for assessor too
late TO capture the nomination. II was
simply bad Management that resulted IN
his defeat. Auditor Gloyd Is credited with
having advised the move. ard the Tight
that was made against him by the friends
% Mr. Hickey is said 10 have been caused
by this. Both Mr.. Gloyt and Mr.. yissen
take their defeat with good grace. and
each has proclaimed his loyalty TO the
successful candidates.
The legislative ticket Is conceded 10 be
the strongest ever nominated ~ a con-
ven,ion In Pierce county. J. G. Taylor,
Of Orting. Stanton Warhurton and c, II.
Johnson, Of Tacoma. the senatorial can
ddates. are known and esteemed through
out the county for their ability and integ-
rity. and each Is particularly strong
among his nsiEhhors. Mr.. Taylor IS a
farmer OF Ortiag and served with credit
"a representative In the last leglsla-
ture. Mr.. Johnson owns a planning mill
IN tas Fourth ward and IS a vote getter
among The people q MS senatorial dis
tr!ct. lie IS OF Scandinavian birth ard "a
a large properly owner and employer Of
men. He has served as i member Of the
city council IN Tseoma and his record
wss without a Jaw OF any kind.
Frederick \. Brown ard Charles o.
Bates. nom mated for the lower house, are
two OF Tacomas most prominent lawyers.
David Levin has resided here over twenty
years and Is a large holder OF real esta a
N ne civ. His word Is as good as rs
boad. Joan Nesas NJ Gre Twenty ia
district. il q q snsTEedc young Republican
Who canN wi1hln a few totes ~ beatng
pepaIst F. T. Baker ira 2 strongly Po0u-
Lst district two years $50. y. g. n. 'er
served as rerreaer tatlre In tire Us; iv.Tie-
la'urs wita crejii and anil ty. and tfss Re-
pHbi.e1As % the N'nftaeusa seca. acial dis
trict oS0ss - tae.v ofet men wien tney
taontaaset pavd f. Rees ~ CARDINALS.
a'd 4 Il Bryant. OK Buckley. t3r the
4oNeT aylsa.