The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-29
ri mixed POLITICALLY.
- wrupO OF FUsIoN II T4B B08T
ANGELES ELECTION.
1865 anl One Faef1sn - The
naseans Cnite, while Mayos
x,ulwan and His Fs1en1s Have
..~Aa : rusion with PoDalista.

80 n6spafch TO the Post-IntelfigenceT
@<GF ANGELES. Nov. 8.-Cify politics
3 ..srnfed here Friday IN oce Ct the most
ssss..efena1 ciimaxes that ever happened
IS ~ history Of the town Some two
.3S@ 40 Mayor Carrigan Issued . call
sss:r sseifisens' " convention, which by IT.
fe1nit.sd Gil persons OF whatsoever
] 80 tpmpsexson. This course had
~s ~ custom for the past three years,
ss koN not always been satisfactoEy and
ls 1no1fn9 on the matter cook shape In
zzses.er eoII for convention 20 30 com
s:s7 y Hepublicans and Democrats only
3 80 aiened by the Ueanbers Of the
sezS-5v canfral committee of the Ropubll-
sssSs - Democrats residing In the city.
s!sSssH ealIod for q convention TO nominate
EE.SEsefea on the Union" ticket. This
!. s;s7@ 1a1zsed q distinct line 70 BE- drawn
75m The Carrigan and r. c. Wilson
I Sss15n e the voters IN the city.
SiS ensTsG1n, when the call for q
s convention was made revoked the
4 F. 4 .cftixens' convention and he
~ p fFssnds decided 20 night II out In
~ Sjon" convention. For this purpose
ia Nd the support OF the Populfsts
- ~ e1ty and they were at the conven-
{ 21~ ncot 20 man.
~ cnesa house was cfuwded when fhs
don was called to order by w. r.
s II1r11lo. Capt Thomas H. Bradley, the
l1e4f4nn candidate for mayor. was chosen
- fairman without opposition and Hor-
80 NM Vas unanimously selected ~
I ~ 6ut1Ae hs Was not present at the
knUn1 rnnemnn acted In his stead.
"a feub5e WAS psccipisated on q motion
Fl ntee Wilson 20 exclude all PopuIisss
1n nfS1ctpattng IN the work Of the con-
1G 1nlp was Nsoro1yv opposed by
7yEff5iknn and after q lengthy war OF
RI - - IT, chairman rulec the motion
- 2 oe1W and declared the principle In
g1vo6 nheuld properly be decided by the
~ @ rules Of order. The COM
~ = rules reported resolution al
kuine anyone 70 participate and Il was
n1oC(ed By the convention.
fSoan00 Ms offered at the same time. II
teng announced, ~ the convention was
49, - of populists who would be per-
mllsel % voes on the amendment. Il was
~ expected 70 prevail. out was made
01roH - . matter Of record
nuootoe wilson thereupon arose and
olDto4 Gha4 HapublicAnS and Democrats.
Il ~ 6 the ruling Of the chair and tho
ncl1oo e the oonvection. would not con-
~ tnGmnolveo bound TO take part In any
ouhooquent work Of the convention. where
- ~ great mass Of the Republicans
~ pomnoTats left tho room and orxan-
~ another convsntion N the old city
heM which was extremely enthusiastic.
ond ~ the speechee rang with determine
atisn - staT hy the issue to the bitter
nGs
When order was restored the opera house
meeeins nominated tho following ticket:
Iof mAyor-Capt. Thomas n. Bradley.
foe Cits Attorney-James Stewart.
FOR city clefk-John A. Smith.
For city treAsufer-John c. Hansen.
Tcr healtA o6lcer-Dr. r. 3. Lewis.
For oouncllman-at- John Mckee.
For councilman, Second ward-Alonxo
Hunt.
FOR councilman. Fourth ward-Georxe
ohermau.
For councilman. Fifth ward-Donald
Munro
Ths city haf corvent,on nominated tn.
following ticket:
For mayor-Wlllard Brumiield.
For city attorney-Ciarence p. Brown.
xof city clerk-John A. smith.
Tor city treasurer-John G.. Hansen,
Tor health omcer-Dr r. 8. Lewis.
Fof councilman-at-large-James F. Mea-
cher.
Both tickets win likely be certified to the
elty clerk - Tho ''union' ticket and tn ere
may be serious complications In ccnse-
cuence.