The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-11

and Kent under guard until the assem-
bling OF the convention again. As re-
ination for the house by the same vote as
received by Warburton, 30 to ~, the
young man voting for himself.
Trading In the Nineteenth.
The success OF w. II. Paulhamus In gef-
ting the Nineteenth 10 come 10 an agree
ment at conference this morning. before
the convention met. Is largely Responsible
Paulhamus traded off one Ankeny candi-
date for sheriff for less positive An
keny candidate, and secured the nominal
ton OF an Ankeny state senator IN ,nc
ination Of Warburton certain by releasing
J. II. Read. candidate for sheriff in the
city. from his pledge TO Stone to hold his
delegates intact for Stone in return Tor
the Stone support for sheriff. And by
the trading done In making up the county
ticket. Lincoln Davis was made sure
winner over 4. A. Crandall In the Twenty
second. making all three senator's on the
Ankeny side OF the house.
When w. A. Fairweather was agreed
upon az chairman OF the convention y was
a part OF the deal that J. A. Shackieford
should be chairman or the committee on
rules and order OF business, and as chair.
man of that committee the nomination OF
county attorney was placed ahead of sher-
III, with the purpose of running In harry
G.. Rowland. of puyailup. instead % Fro
mont Campbell. who In not favorable 10
IN recognition OF his services In the con-
vention. at the close of the ticket PAUL
hamus was nominated for wreekmaster.
amid continued cheering and applause. not
even giving the statesman from Summer
chance 70 protest
The ticket as nominated Is as follows.
Superior judges, William III. Smell. w.
o. Chapman. ThRd Huston. county attor-
ney, Fremont Campbell. OF Lake City;
sheriff. w y. Sargent of Buckley. al IL
tor, James "; Davis. Tacoma. treasurer.
John 4. Reed, Tacoma: coroner. pr, r..
NJ Brown. Tacoma. county clerk, Robert
Rigney. Lakeview: assessor. Frank u.
Hin, Tacoma. surveyor Capt. J. r.. Noel
Tacoma. superintendent schools. ", ~.
Dewey, Tacoma. wreckmaSter. w. VI.
Psulhsmus. Sumner, county commission
chester.
Nineteenth district Senator. Carey w.
Stewart; representatives. 6. +. Kimhasl
South Prairie. J. II. Corisws. aamner
Twentieth dfsiricf-E. Y. York and Mark
white. representatives.
Twenty-firs7 district stanton Wsrhpr-
ton. senator. Representatives, Joe n Eas-
teraay, clifford nahcock.
Twcnty-secend district Senator, Lincoln
Iavis' representatives. y. r. McNichoi.
twenty third district Representatives
Lorauxo Dow. George G. Bvifteu.
No action was taken on the instruction
OF delegates for state convention for xov.
ernor. rule was made by which Fraak
W Cushrnan y % name fourteen dsie-
gates 70 the state convention. the respee-
tive districts each naming six The Asfe-
gates named BY the senatorial districts
are as follows
%inefsenth-fA r. Davies ia Rreh4
C;eorEe " EdEerton " n PaulnArnas
NJ 2 seattle James SCANNED
Twentiefh-E H. Herrith. II. q. Hold
G W. Chamberlain. Lee Van aiyke. John
Mounts. c NJ. Parks
rwenty-frst-W NJ Harvey " II
Peer Ira DaYssscH. l.. l. Bengsow, Walter
Christian, W y Benuey
Twenty second-Aifred Lister. u. IL
Day. J. n. Carlton. ". IEaacs. William
HeTrin. X. X. Dana.
Twsnfy-third--F. J. achuEg. II n Cox
s. n Coles. 4 r. Messinger. w T.. Bron.
son