The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-05
1NIENT|ON At EVERETT
.~nuowrsH COUNTY REPUBLICANS
NAME A FULL TICKET.
I-.-apatson Of Judge J. c. Denny II
$40 Unanim ous-DeIeGation II
s.strueted to Vote for 8. n. Mich
s,s for Secretary of state.

:~vrprrr. Aug. 1.-THE snohosnish
<7-~tv Repubiican convention met at tho
E~sr.1 opera house in this city today at
- o'clock. g. Fl. Nichols. chairman Of
~ central committee, called the meeting
g ovder IN q short epeeoh in which he
E.fnd .That the Republican party was
<--~ 70 win this fall In this city. county
~ nation: that Republicanism was IN the
- ana with such men as William Nc
1Iel1v and Theodore Roosevelt as stand
fM bearers there was no such word as
Ss,s statement brought rounds Of ap-
s1,ssc from the convention. At the con-
xs1Ion Of the chsirmAn's speech the secre-
~ y w. Clark, read the cali W. III.
~ q Arlington. and Edward Mills. OF
&sko, were placed In nomination for
RI WINS and rs Tor Ford. On motion Of
MIA For1's nomination was made
tssf n. cssA was selected as temper
~ secretary. The convention proceed
WITH the regular order of business
6 reportca at the sr~s' a called nj q
I1nck The COMMITTEE credentials
S17crfed 9sl delegates entitled to seats
Nunn. Of MHrysviffe, rcnd the report
= the committee on resolutions. which
go that the Republicans Of Snohomish
MY had explicit faith in the Mckinley
SmInissration. and upheld the policy Of
Y administration in the so-called imper-
ElIsm.
'1fisr some discussion as to the order
Il buHiness, the convention proceeded TO
Sominate the candidates for the county
rIfefs Ms follows
Thomss II. Sumner senator: a. W.
(yfaham, 81 Index. Joseph Ferguson. of
&yIinxsnn. representative: William Ross.
Sbfher Everett: Charles lowry. treasur-
~ u 4 ff1t
Attorney Everett; a stewen~on. assessor.
ArjfprtDn. James A cr~7pBsll. aurarin-
iendsus ~ schools. ffrasiit~ Falls; J. r..
H<fHey. county sifryefn.. Everett. t'has.
1akeman. coroner. Snofomish. Y. l.. COLI
lIrs clerk of court. snohomish: Peter
Zimmerman. sheriff Everett comm,s-
v(pner second distriet. Thomas Fleming.
fHwel'. commissioner third districts' j. r..
cfr~teh. Monroe
The leading contest of the convention
hyperion court Judge. judge $, 8 Gard
hi. 81 Everett was nominated by w. r..
ferrili Judge D. g. Denny, of Everett.
w ]. 2, Whitney
pttd by Arthur Biaekman. ~ snohomish
judge ], Denny whs nominated on
fht hfsi ballot and the nomination was
h4ade una nlreoua hy the convention.
The honor was given to :. III. Nichols
n noriinafc the men he desired to repre-
sent the county mt the state convention.
and the following resolution was adopt
el
Resolved That the Republicans Of sno-
hopifh county. reposing confidence In the
HfcKrity OF Sam II. Nichols, Instruct the
4jpEatss 10 the Republican state conven-
nm q present his name for the position
NJ sccfstnry Of state, and instruct them
\ use ell honorable means for his nom
nation
rhe following II the list OF delegates
Ebnscn TO the state convention: ", l..
(n'iins, Snohomish Fred Sumers. Ever.
lls: X. A, Hubert. Everett; A. 3, Taylor,
1yerett; w. r, Bell, Snohomish, DIR.
1nnn, Nfhrysvllles John rurness, Maryr-
yfle I. A. Garrasus. Everett; r. d,
Esrd. Everett, l.. N Jones'. Arlington,
~ Hrownell, Everett. r. r. Niles
!Rohomish; Charles Neimeyer. Machias
G. Denny. Everett: u. q. Pearsall,
sapwood; L.. G. whitney Everett w. II.
Hrren, Everett; w. J. fucker. Everett
1eerse II Mowat. Edmonds; 3. T. Smith.
1srysvllie.
For Everett precinct. r, X Lewis was
1cminated hy reclamation for Justice OF
ne peace r. J Goldthorp was nomIn-
Med for constable.