The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-05
COUNTRY PRECINCTS.
Fifty Out Of Sixty-eight Send
in Ofhcial Reports.
M'oILvRA - SADLY DEFEATED.
'Cur4ous ReaulsD IN John Wlleyss Pre-
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M'o'lvRA IS SADLY DEFEATED.


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Ou. OF the SIXTY -eighs outside precincts,
the of1cial returns Of the primary electtoQA
ia city o. them were received Las; night
and are gwen below A gla,ce q, the
names Of the delegates elected win show
shAt they are mostly representative men.
and the conclusion IL that the convention
tomorrow VIII thoroughly well represent
the iaseiiiReAos Of the county. Fifty Il .
good showing. thus early. ~ IN former
years mary OF the deiegstes--and some Of
them probably thfs year-inssead Of send
ing IN their returns promptly. sent them
by the delegates to the convention All in
DECISIONS show that they were unaware or
unApprehensive OF the anxiety OF certain
Republican fr!ends in this city ~ TO the
Delegates elected But this anxiety has al
most entirely diAppeared. the Burieigh
men being only mildly curious ~ to what
their majority VII be-
West SEATTLE elected three Buriesgh men
Ellis Morrison. J. -. Wrestling and Charles
w. Latham.
J. J. McGiivra was receiving much SYM
PATTY yesterday from al the friends with
whom he came In contact He has elected
himself. with the aid Of three voters from
his Household. ~ representative OF the
Fourth precinct Of the Third ward ever
gince that precinct was established But on
Saturday. entirely unexpectedly. ave men
from the Madison street pavilion went out
and voted In Mc0tivn's precinct. and II -
his precinct no longer. George Miller. OF
the pavilion. was elected. beating ex-Judge
McGiivra By the handsome majority Of over
s per cent.
The BurleIeh men had . hearty laugh
over the result Ia the Second precinct OF
the Third ward, where John Wiley lives
Wiley was back Of the mountains. where
tho political clouds have. or had then.
silver lining. and the siverftes wanted
representative on this side. Mr.. Wiley
eood-nafurediy said he would be that same.
and 80 became . candidate for delegate in
his precinct. The Burleigh workers in this
precinct suggested to the Squire camp that
Of the seven delegates they should take
three delegates each and leave Wiley un-
pledged. But the Squire people laughed,
and said they were going TO get them all:
they would have all or none. The result
Of the elections was three for Barleigh.
three for Sqpire. snd one for himself. The
one was Wiley. who declined 10 be downed
or shuffled under. and whose tall form was
merely swayed in a graceful bow toward
Burleigh by this teapot tempest
There was q young man who needed
Brewers hail. the voting place OF MI.
Wiley's precinct. on Saturday night for
ball. and he wanted II badly. He insisted
upon sweeping out the Republican rub
bish" as soon Is the polls were closed.
II was represented that the law stipulated
that the vote should be counted where IL
was polled. but this cut no Ice with him.
and he coolly continued his sweeping.
raising dust In the hail that was stifiing.
The polling oflicials deliberated a. to the
course to be pursued and voted to eject
the sweeper by force. a. moral suasion
seemed to fail. Wiley took the
sweeper In his arms, and after a playful
toss or two. set the squirming. Infatuated
man right side up on the pavement out
side. He rushed to the nearest telephone.
rang up q policeman and made a charge
that he had been walked over by . meas
ly Republican primary" The policeman
was intelligent enough to know that he
couldn't interfere.
The Burleigh men have opened head
quarters IN the Butler hotel. and they
invite friends to call. There will be a
general meeting Of the Burle!gh delegates
there at 7.D this evening.
Delegates from the First ward will eau
Gus in room c. Seattle National bank
building. at o'clock this afternoon. In
the same room the delegates from the
Sixth ward will caucus half an hour later
There will be meeting OF the Third
ward delegation at s O'Clock this evening
In Gil. Keene 4 Shaw's Office, third floor.
Occidental block
The delegates elected from the Second
ward viii meet In room s. Hotel Butler.
this afternoon at 2:3o.
Members OF the Fourth ward delegation
Will meet this afternoon In room c. Seattle
National bank building at 2 o'clock.
The following Is the official list OF the
country primaries officially reported up
to last night:
Avondaie--w. II. Ellis.
Arthur-A. Brooks
Auburn. b, Knickerbocker. W. J.
Lunn. Il. 4. Hoye, Bronson Smith.
Baiiard-George Startup. w. W. De
Long. w. Cochran, I. Hyiand. c. Reed. W.
II. WELDON. @. Richards, F. NJ De Ms10, o.
J. Rydgberg. r. W. Grover.
Birch--H H. Rust.
Boise-T. J. Harrington.
Bellevue-S. A. Relote. William Calvert
Ruenna-Georgc II. Shaw.
Black D,amond-M. Morgans. I. Ahra-
hams. Thomas G. spalght. John II. Pritch-
ard. c. w. Ccrd-ay. Thomas Thomas. John
Barclay, c. Medico.
Black Rivera. J. Dessert
Coiunhia-Prof r. J. Browne James
Stephen. James Weed
Chautaudua-S u. Sherman. J. W. ia
cohs. F., J. Matthias
Cedar Northumberland Gouriay
cNlmberlAnd--Fred Nolty. r. O. Roberts.
Christopher-w. Nj. Rodgers. Oscar
Christopher. n. X. Cloud
Durham-rrancis williams
Duw amfsh-fA s. Card Frank Blair. John
Norris {. T. Pennington. A. Haniey, @.
V. Cotton. George Newell, J. III. Van As
self. George Parsons.
Enumcfaw--M. l.. Potter. Samuel la
fronboise.
Fail City-G. n. Rutherford. p. W. ely
mer. n n Taylor
Fulton-T II. Compton. r. W. Dudley,
r. Y. Orchard. W. c. Rutter R ]. Miller.
Gilman-P. J. Smith, George A. Brooke,
J. H. Gsh~on. Thomas Jewel
Hot Springs. @. Mccain.
Houghton-J. c. Bondurant. B. I. Nor
thup.
Juanita-N. W. Bolster.
Kent-Dr O. TAYLOR, j w. Cavanaurh.
n. F. Lefevre. W. u. Overlook. NJ. r.
Hsriy.
K.rslana-F. p. Wentworth, J. W. De
Mott. w. n. Boxgs. b. II. Bscknen. j. r.
Reid
Krain-Matt Maineritch
rcsfer-E c. Morgan
Mcnohan-w. II. Cowle. s. II. Ellis
Meeker-J. A Cavsnaugh. L. A. Dove,
NJ Springer.
Nerr~r-Nif9s Schmidt.
Mcrfdian-Andrew Brown.
North bends. =. oibin. A. J. Foster
oriliia-R J. Cameron.
oSr~ola-E G White.
Preston ] Mssee. r. L Graham
Rentcn--F r. Hays. Thomas Michigan
Rich.nond-c. Thompson
star Lake,. NJ Phillips.
Sammamish-John Rodgers. G. Erick-