The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-13
CAUCUS NOMINATIONS
Republicans Turn Out in Force
In All Precincts.
AL Full OF ENTHUSIASM.
0efurns Prom All But Five OF the City
Prccincts-severnf Large Mo-
kinney Clubs Organized.

There were barrels of ensh1xasm on tap
last night at the Republican precinct eau
cuses The turnout OF voters was large.
and IN several precincts rousing speeches
we're mafe and Mckinney clubs organized.
Below are the nominations from al the
city precincts except the seventh Of the
First. fourth cs the Third. sixth Of the
11fth second Of the Eighth. and frss Of
che Ninth.
In the frst precinct OF the Second ward
Nckinley club was organized with the
Following officers. President, r. r. Pear.
secretary. q. K Elckeis: treasurer, y. G.
Levy. sixty-three rnernbers were present
and signed the roll of membership.
In the third precinct OF the Second. Rev.
~. r. Ford opened the meeting with three
cheers for Mckinney. The meeting was
tousInk one and the Republicans were out
"a force.
Perhaps one OF the largest gatherings %
ahe night was In the third precinct Of the
Third This precinct always turns out
Dig crowd. and the only question out there
= rs to the sire OF the Republican major
lfy. ~ the first precinct OF the Third
almost every Republican was out 20 the
caucus. As one OF them expressed u.
"a great Republican wave Is sweeping
over the ward and free silver aehsTents
are fsw and far between"
The primaries In the Fourth OF the Fifth
win be held In the livery stable corner of
gsfth avenue ard Pine street. instead OF
Ereeds hall Here. toe. WAS lots OF en-
4husiAsm. In the Fifth or the Fifth the
summaries vii. be held at the PHmrner
house. Third avenue and Union street
A. Mckinley club was formed IN the
first precinct Of the Eighth. and the roll
Mas signed by a good many Republicans.
Tker4 Has q big crowd out az the can-
In Thtrf nrrefuct 0f the Ninth.
=. g. Kiibourne WAS chairman and IL. b.
Campbell secretary. Green Lake was
sell represented By q large delegation.
Mayor Wood. G. n. Remsbefg and Major
8. ". Clark made short speeches. A
meeting viii be held Friday night for
organizing a precinct club. In the Fourth
precinct. also. there was a lively meeting.
II fact. the Republicans OF the whole
Ninth ward are wide awake to the sltus-
eion and are well prepared for the caro-
DeigD.
a. Iatona = Mckinley club was organ
1xed with twenty-one charter members. r.
D. Street was sIected president. ]. II. Rob-
bins vice president and J. o. Williamson
secretary. Sound money men are plsntifu;
y LAtona and they feel sure OF victory.
FIrst Ward.
First prscinct-M E. starwait, Harry
Lake. L. @. Randies, r.. w. Parker. Pat
Burns. r. ~. Price. NJ Earl. +. Ferguson.
Judges Lake. NJ. 4. starwais Clerk.
secsnd prec.nct-w. z. Fox. John
Kicker.
Clerk--Jotn Kicker
Third precinct-Jchn r. Byrnes, r. w.
Bird, Fred Smith. James Bret. J. Ever
Judges II. Finain. A. vsrmusie-. Clerk
Fourth -Four prseincs-r. c. Bsvan. Meredith
II. Peters. Joe Carr. Thcmas Fones.. W.
Judges Bevan. J. T. Davies
Fifth precinct. Il. Rlsedorr. o. o.
WiIson. A. II. Miller. w. Phillips. w. A.
Robinson. 2. G. Ellsworth. Fred Barker.
Judxes-W. Newman. J. W. Harrison.
M titan Mcconnell r hi H. Bane s.
Compton, J. N. F1rsuson. n. Wall. T. Cur
ricr. u. r. Coons. o. +. Ph.;b.ick.
second ward.
First precincs--D. X. Ssekles. ]. y. Rob
erfs. X. Gottstein. p. J, Rudy. Chris
&. Gore Corey. <. J. Bamgartners ]. il. Wilson.
III l.. Grunbaum. W. a. Trimble. Il. 3.
lIaverstriek. Thomas. y. Pearl, Phiiip
Aigar ; -. l. Iasss. -. pg IS Drn,p M
Judges-A. A. Bell. L. w. Keen. Clerk
John II. Wilson.
Second precinetnr., : Winehsn. j. Il, Il.
der John Mcdonald. George II Curtis.
Judges c. II. Engiebock. w. H. Han.
Vierk-W Is GembeH.
rhird preclnct-Thomas o. Lindsay. w.
r Ford. ~. IL Martin. W. III. White. It.
j.. Roberts, Z. coryell. j. =. Johnson.
Jndxess.P. LAWN, pliny Alien. Clerk
Fourth es1 h preeinet-s. N. Preston. j, $.
esssler Anderson. M n. Martin. r. Nor
II iadres-c. A. Reddeli. Mr.. Iazier. Clerk
MIR. Keith.
Third Ward.
First precinet-cari Messing. ~. r. Mon
pasas N. os,ig, 9. W. Jones. II. y.
penny. a. r Teppler. f. A, Hammond.
III IA Meagsr. A. -. Gerham. ". II, Rich.
srasan. A soas hen S,xke = y pi Han of f.
eiocklng. Hiram Van isr.ekitn, Melvin q.
Wlnsfock. J. y. pollins. r. Guilty. snaries
infsss-Jamea Morrison. L. Delbrldge.
Cierk~.r. u. kiagseury. x,,, -
Mg'gs,. M'ks bsiI; g . ls s,ssr F =
johnson. George r. Tew. q. = Haley
Joseph Kelly, A. A. Osborne. A. W. Gil
ns judge NpAi = Moses. c. W. Adams
'ThIrss prceine samuel Weston. =, Bel
den. r. e. hard y, J. Marsh. II. 70
men. q y Hawks. =. Il. Steadmhn, W
a.. Morris. g. " Wateraonse. Melods
rhssr. q "a Norfora. Joseph Sappen
w IA Goodrich, :, II, PERKINS, August
pachman aeorxe ;. List. J. ]. Hamburg
JaasssssM. Van -ayi. Frank Beach
Clerk-g. r. Rnos.
Fourth Ward.
FIRST nrecaaet-s ", Scott ). =. Irwin
" Mct'onnaughey. T. 4. Dodge. "
n sss4rAn. r. T. 1Nefsis. J. T. Nesgle, q
q Ramsey. ". p. Humphreys George :
Millcck J. II LYONS, Charles chsmbsF
aatn \ ii Coley, r. b. Dearborn.
JnAxes~,J III. f.ayhge. II. Il. Hubbard
S-ierk--r ~ George
second preetnct-es. Y. y lansing, =
LYONS. J. Z. Staiey. John A. Gram
: Nnlsam Taylor. William Davis. f'ranl
Judges. r Gorham. y, n wlIoar
t-l.srk~f L Walkeg
rhira prrrsnet-af. X. Stephenson, y
n nnsssns. III. AZ Fatan. q. ]. Whey
Ncxennle. ~. r. CAV. Levi q
smith. = Kelly. q. +. Zimmerman. u
q faverarlsy. w. r stevens. A Miller
fsdrs~-Samuel Tate. y. Il Baker
<-ieYk~1'housa< n nutkon.
raurth prregact--n kaufman. ". Y
sserraAer. Jasnes ~ Hage ts- stewart =
Snalth. a u Crawford. C. 7. Tyler. A