The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-19
sa,sr Republican Municipal Con-
yeution Will Meet Today.
Any ASPIRING CANDIDATES.
.--.~e 6. Lyon Looked Upon as .
r.ssibIe Moses TO Lead Fusionists
- II the wilderness, but He
as.1tates--sfiverites VIII Risk
nessgsition I'm a Joint Conference
nm Democrats and Populists.

- .,,v convention OF the Silver Repub-
u. nar.v will be held today In Olympic
N, II win be called to order at ID
s-,cck this morning, but the leaders have
ssss1dv decided to adjourn until tonight.
~ -ssson given being that a night sss-
~ viii AFFORD opportunity for the atten-
..rre AZ a greater number of delegates
.ksn can be gathered up during the day
-. probability ia that the convention
n nominate a fun municipal ticket. II
-. advised 70 do so by a conference OF
~.-h@rs Of the Democratic and PopuIst
~ committees. held last week. the idea
ssiss 10 have a full city ticket placed In
~ aeld by all three elements OF the one
ams fusion alliance. and then Jet each
,sre chances In joint conference to De
~ nv the central committees OF tho
thfee parties.
rinse silver Republicans who were qucs-
xonsd On the subject yesterday were unani-
srous IN saying that the convention of their
r.yty would place full ticket In the field.
~ silver Republicans claim that they
ssre more votes than the so-called nom
ssrtisan element which first placed @. r.
cotteriIl in the field for mayor. Therefore,
a. dlverites reason they are entitled to
more recognition at the hands of the al
lance than the nonpartisans.
FAVOR on the Silver Republican ticket
ymsmost among these is George @. lyon,
nor, many fusionists believe can unite
~ warning elements. Col. Lyon, however.
i said TO be decidedly averse to the NOM
, nation Other candidates mentioned are
". HASTE, II. II. Lindsay. Gilbert r.
pcrue. X. Jenner and Frank Pierce.
No candidates have thus far been sug-
eested for the office OF corporation coun-
-
~ Second ward, will probably be nJminat-
a for comptroller. The Silver Republicans
claim that H. In n fusion, the Democrats
~ given the mayoralty and the Popuiists
~ Evaporation counsel. or vice versa, they
vilI be entitled TO have the comptroller.
"A far no candidates have appeared In
opposition 10 Mr.. Hin. II is generally UNI
defstood that he viii be given the nomina-
The silver Republicans held caucuses In
I'll wards Saturday night, and elected dele.
gates to the convention OF today. Fol-
owing are those elected.
First ward ". O. Rockwell. Frank Pierce.
D. Hamlen. ]. a. Costello. II. l.. Rock
well. ]. +. McGrew. G. A. Holmes. A. ID.
xcEzhenney. r. Bullene. J, u. Miller. J. r.
W. r. Robins, II. Hickman, A. Hart, II.
4 Carlson, A. Lundeil. John Keefe. Charles
Crowley. G. O. Tucker.
Second ward.-.Homer N. Hin, H.. ID.
Duncan. q. w. Wells. George H. Fisher.
3 VI. Jones, Rev. George Buzzelie, DR.
Rush X. Gingles. George w. currier, J.
y. Akers, Jacob Herth. George NJ. Hol-
bwsy, John G. wehu. John T. Wallace,
Alfred Walker. James r. Wallace
Third ward-A. w. HASTE. A. NJ. Clark.
= r. Briefly. r. Merchant, Thomas n.
/ \. Pidduok. w. w. Mountjoy. William
Cynne Thomas Pidduck, Paul Higlcy, W.
n. Snyder. George A. Piddnck,
Fourth ward-Alden J. Blethen, John
Wallace. James skinner, William Farmer
b.. Fred Sawyer. ., Il, Thornton, +. T.
Lea X [. Hodgdon. = Il. McIaren. 4. L.
y g ., b Fuller 2; M Moore. Alden j.
firth wsrd---A. l.. Palmer, A. l..
Jacobs. H. J Jacobs. Tom Lindsay. James
Lambert. John A. Ames. II. Van Alstine.
! Howell. J. VI. Boyd. William Mash.
Davies. Charles Wilkinson. Henry Smith,
~, Fred Thomas. A. G, Kline. John Bush
IL Charles Wheeian, George Dugsn.
Sixth ward.chris'ian Miller. }. a.
ON 7. H. Maxwell r. ii. Hopkins, 4. +.
Mctt Capt. Jacobs. Frank w. Cotterill,
Edwsrd Taylor, T.. r. whitmore. c. NJ.
fsssr a'' " a. Anderson, Z 4 os negu =; =
Seventh ward $, Nj shipley. ii. o. Hol-
'snbeck, y. GLASGOW, a. Jofery. Calvin
Mraw, w, ~, Davis. J. q. smith, u. II.
Davis, q. " Straw. ]. G.. Crawford. q.
y Batterworth, @. W, Hatfield f. n.
Haley ", II. Lindsay, VI. ~ Dunseth. !.
" Taggar,. j. blackburn. A, u. 'craw-
ferd
Eighth ward-~Col O. q. Lyon, j. A.
Runee c. X. Jenner. u. u Ruuerworth.
" a iiamlin. r. w. Cotteril. ~ II.
lohason. r. r. Jenner. T.. G.. Ienner, +.
" lsnner, Y. $ Griffith, &. NJ Butter
worth, William Phillips, W. s. ri.man.
Ninth wardDr, William Chapman, John
\ Melvin, Ion Johnson. A. y, Fuson,
Frank Furry. II NJ kalherg. Jacob Fuson,
Z, Palmer. Max Schmidt. q. ". Low,
J. J, Smith