The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-07
I[PGt COUNTY NOMINEES.
xcr PIT FORWARD AFTER A
vvv GooD-xATrRED CONTESTS.
-, ne DS6erent Elements of the
party Represented an the Gem
=sttees. and a General Spirit Of
u.y~sny Was Visible Throughout

...r.sl Dasrstch 70 the Pcss-Tnssi1Ise ncer.
rarflNA. get s.--T~ns county :so-a.nss-
=. ~snysntscr went with q rush here To-
- the business of making Up the county
- syxa&zsive tickets being pushed with
- se..r. aa9 before 6 3. II. ali had esea
sssae1 TIE t.ckst IS as follows:
- - -. -. ...lGEoRGE IL. WALKER
csek =. ROBERT 7. aIG.EY
sssssr c,t;.t: 4. IT Z FETER soy
sssssIssF FRANK 5 Hill.
sser.Tsss..sens schools II p DEWEY
trs-yos --'+-'~''- ~ sr & No r,d
nsrsnes =. AZ, = = = 1s:
ss~rlrzsa,ser-za dis GEO. Il. HANDLE
ErrrsrnaE1er Nv. II. FACf.iIAMrS
RryrsTsnta;iysss Niaese snth dissy.c;-C
1 s,swaFy. z I'ayaliup. and Alexander
rvers.eta 4sstriet-Ed.ard s. Hamilton.
az senator. E2ward G. Miller. Fax ISL
~ And cnar.es Bedford. Lake City
-rs1ty-srst s5lzeriss-Jarnas Wickershar,
TxsEgy-second d.str;c.-J. e. Dickson
sns NJ II. C1&sy. city.
twenty third distries-pr. $. NJ lie
e.roae. city. senator: \. Il. Eeilis city.
~ D. " barlow. Esison
Jussiee " ne peace for Ia conA-Thonas
earstahls-A. j. Denhosu1.
Their was not candidate Ssieeted on
a. .hexet VITO xas not nominated on the
erst ballot. and while the voting was susr-
he. the lucky nom uess all ran far ahead
6 ihe race agairs; their opponents in
essEeasson. The nomination for sa-r!r
rsz the only oze made by reclamation
s@fsre the vote had all been polisd c. -
NcMg.lsn. OF Puyaliup. running so far
ssead 81 his opponent. Joseph Mitchell.
sAas he latter requested the nomination be
maze unanimous before ali of tie vote IN
sb< Second ward had bees announced.
Other nominations on the ticket were
ualkover in nearly every las. aEics. Fer
attorney George I'll. Walker po.led Ar votes
against 8 A. Crandalfs ls5 For clerk.
X r Rigney ran ahead Of both g, L.
passndorf ard A. L. Dennis. polling
vefs o. S14, with Dennis I'm second place
Three candidates were voted on for
suil.oy also. ~ L Peterson polling sis
wsss. ~ Harsh5erser Isl and 4. p.
issas Z votes Cap. Charles E. Clancy
vote Of ats to fs7. s. r Fairchiid ,hlra
ssrirsnf Withdrawing a the lasy moment.
TIE asseSsoFship was Won hands Down
b. Frank y HUI. G H Boardrnn. hts
eaiy opponent. securing hu; $ Of the So
votes cast PROT. Fl. r. Dewey, for scholi
superintendent. wen out from Prof j r.
nayer. Of Carbonate, with vo.e OF Is
ssssnxt lg fer Hover. Capt. J. +. Noel
nj walkoyer agausf j. n Pritchar1
~ surveyor. scoring ts5 OF the - votes
cas-. DR. n w. Dewey was defeated by
Or. r. ]. Stewart for coroner by vote
ct vs. 70 if. In the city district George
q Kard.e for commissioner won from
T. Irving Halssesd aud Aimon Wood
worth The WHINE polling 40 votes In
the country district r.. Van Alssine o.
Buek!ey. wen out against " H. Hummon
q Sumner
Al OF the contest 50 noticeable during
the pass few days among rival asptrants
for place or the legislative ticket was
ahsan. In Ire selections made in the dis
,rict conveutton> In hat one az TWO
iAss4~Tta there hnf contests
selecting the senator's or representatives
In the Twenty~Jhird district the most splr-
tied voting occurred I'm the selection az the
state senator Or. s. ". r.e Crons de-
seated jchn r Cromwell after hot fight
ny vs.a az 3 - against g. I-3. N the
Tseasieth Ed = Hamilton was made the