The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
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OtC0nnor, William Stanley.
Third precfnct-Jannes Conway, F. G.
Wallace, VI. ]. Conway. Eli Hobison.
Fourth precinct-Af- Heller. r. c. Bree-
den. e. II. Crans,
Third Ward
First prscinc&-CSarfes Swenzen, E. n.
Bragg, P.5Tsoftus: " r. Genow. John Ma
honey. CHAR Kuip. one-fhirc vote each
Second precfnct-W william Morris Au-
gust Johnson. Charles Dtttfrom. James H.
Lynch.
Third precinct-John Thomas. august
Bachman, Z. Hon. George Backman, P. p.
Carroll.
Fourth precfnct--No return
Fourth Ward
First william ]. I1arkin. James
A Stack, John OMEN. John Martin.
Second precinct-J. Eugene Jordan,
Thomas Pierce
Third preesact--swan Lewis. J. F. Will
Fourth prscinct-M. F. Terry. C. E Bud
long.
Fifrh precinct-No return.
Sixth precinct-Ed c. Morse. John n.
Boyle. Z. H. Renfro
Firth Ward.
First precinct-W. r. Miller
Second precInct-N. p. Lind.
Third preclnct-WaIter Walker. u. w.
Philips. Frank E. Wright. Lee Scribner.
Bert Jacobson. T.. r. Fairbanks, J. s.
Vance. H. l.. Smith. Edward Marchal.
Fourth precinct-Isafe Spray. G.. G. Car
ter. Ed Taylor. Thomas Gilmore. George
Knowles. @;
Fifth precinct-Frank Cunningham. G..
II. ". Lock. VII. Hall. j. II. Provolt.
Sixth precinct-J. II. Miller. George f.
Gilmore.
sixth Ward.
First precinct-L o. Holleran. T. Good
win. II. Fleming NJ. Goodwin. G. r. Ma
thew, @. Cromack, John Costello.
Second precinct-Addson Smith, s. q.
Edwards. j. NJ. Ferris. II H Lemm. r.
Il. Williams, W. E. Wilson, r. J. Atwell-
Third Phillip MoKernon. John
Hin
Fourth precinct-A H Schutt c. Trotter
Fifth precinct-Richard Winser. Neal
Boyle. Thomas Bryan Phillip Winsor. S.
J. Dennis, a T. Winsor..
seventh Ward.
FIRST precinct-No delegate
Second precinct-Cius Enoch August May.
D. McDaniels. +. T.. Phillips.
Thrf precinct-P. D. Hibner. Alex
Burns. J. p. Mcintyre. G. L. Burns. VI. p.
Hand. J. n. Yarns. Andrew Birk. J.
Young.
Fourth Richard winsor. jr
Eighth Ward.
First prscinct-w. III Schultz, A. Wright
J.. ]. Cowley. H. F. Hess. G.. w. Nc
Phetus.
second precinct-T. Stevenson. Charles ].
Gordon: Ed Fuller, l.. ". Kidd, one-half
vote each.
Third preoinct--C. E. wadsworth, NJ II
Oleson. e-.,s.
Fourth precinct-Thrown out on account
of irregularities.
Ninth Ward.
First precinct-J. Davidson, J. n Newell
Second precincts Johnson, T. b. Mason
Third precinct-Paul Land. a j. Brown.
r. Smith. Fred Blenkins. T. w Russell.
John Haigh.s Olof Roseleaf, George III
Brown. c: W Schutt. c. NJ. ellis, one
half vote each
Fourth precinct-Frank W. Spe1r. L. B.
Hewlett. A. j. Wilkes. W. II. Brown. one
half vote each.
Not Coercion. surely.
At the close of the reading. Larkin moved
that the list Of delegates as read by the sec
rotary he declared the delegates to the con-
vention. Land moved that the chair ap-
point a committee on credentials, to be
made up OF one member from each ward.
On the statement OF the motion c. w
Stack. from. the First ward, called atten-
ton TO the law in reference TO the powers
OF the central committee, saying that no
one could be. a*delegate save as reported on
by the committee. The chair suggested
that ''prima facie" evidence was not CON
elusive evidence; addison Smith asked a
question relative to the same point. and the
chairman explained more fully r. w.
Spear of the Ninth. made a vigorous
speech. in which#he not only requested but
demanded that:the delegates legally elected
from that ward 10 be seated I'VE wish
nine fair. square men to go before the con-
vention." he said.
c. r. Schutt also spoke on the question.
saying he was in favor of having the COM
mittee appointed and The matter inquired
into fully. The speeches of Spear and
Schutt We're. heartily appIauded from the
galleries. ! ..-.s
Robert Bridges asked II Spear were try
ing TO coerce the convention. and inquired
IL he would abide hy the decision OF the
committee. ffit were appointed. Spear an
swered that he. wanted justice. nothing
less ...5..-...
The question was put, after ruling by
the chair that each man reported by the
central committee was entitled 10 vote.
The ballot stood.