The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Absence Of All Rivalry Makes
the Vote Very Light.
COUNTY CONVENTION MONDAY.
VIII Elect Delegates to the stale
Convention. which Meets at FL
Iensburg This Week to Elect
Eight Delegates to the national
Republican Convention TO BE
Held mt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UcId M PbiyndeyphIa-Prima
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Republican primaries were held N every
precihct OF ,hs eou aui,tas -, ,Sa county
purpose OF eiectihs deles f'ss " sIe ~,
convention which meets IN Armors nan nan
elect delegates 10 the state convention
which meets ct EIlensburg this week, and
the state eohvehtion ~,n slsmt 49, narvn,-
sa.ss 10 'Ae ''"''V''''' '''P'O''
ton
The primaries Yesterday were without out
incident, their quietness being Que 10 tne
fact that no personal or pohticai rlvalries
were involved hsHt Voie was poneu ~
each precinct. The following iist Of dele
gates includes all those elected in the city
with the exception OF three precincts and
in seven precincts outside the city:
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James Weir D. w. Griffin. @. @. Miller.
), Second precinct-E. NJ. schraek' Henry
a'hird ,rec,pct--A C. Rumble. Pat Scan
Ion, NJ ii. Davis.
r,, r1ur'n ,,s.na,or :. niev
Chariss Wilson Hugo Beban.
ar uiu W pr G WILSON, ~ H. Graz" crapdan H.
I, sS,ameron y ~ Davts
sixth precinctlIames Boeart. C. II. pa
carrr n rnuia '"'i''"' -"0oie' 'oi'''
say,. III "a, nrootnn, Tor, pa,,on II
Bske er'''" p'se'"e'- io" DeSa"' 3 -
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Second Ward.
First precinct--W X Steele Oscar
Springer. John Heinrich. jr, r. j. Me-
Ga rsysi anti f Ris,mer ornneau sha y ~
,seeonda, pgr,ecinastM,aF, J. ware, Clarence
t rogf' +. NJ Mnldoon, Dr. u. H. Hub
Third precinnet-W $, Hnbbell. J., 8. DAY
k movies a, , -
spuls, William wray ) 4, Miller.
First nreolnct--E Ezra ttorrann u
Avnaw m nisho, - q pn.'.i; = T. y.
Wheeler. 4. d. Bali d J. poheny. l. g.
smith =. Weston e'P ~ I nsha,rn - " 4.
m y pnn,an j. W. " Langley A. Paine, NJ
rn,,rtb n 5oun 70 ro"e e,ar
paath :" p'oee'" SteHeh' george
r v
yrs, ,rse,ne, r,a,ras ,,. W,
s.s,,h ' t,,,,,,lI uionias Iayne w. a.
Tdsan f'Ne''hs' a. ", ihFerarlty'
r,,, ns, :, "A, .
r in.ra preeinet-S, W. Saunders, John
Frank Atwaod ''''e' 'ones' D. H. 'raht'
En,,r,f no.,,,oa, .,a,,a ,,,
r rour,n pEeeinet.Boyd Taliman, l.
H., me1n,cheoh; q a, Dodge John T.
In,oys s,' 1mar,e5 IS a smith, x a Wright
rifth nrani,n ~. 1n nars w., stsrnnf'
sfa .Ih P..reitnet,--Sepfse " ripper, w: j.
yn rhhmps' ~ s.. y. colvin Frank d. Jordan,
'o u. hssu James Lee.
.ys1t ~ r. ~ No.. ~ penhssi =, -; bur-
Homes. Georae "a Kittinser " ~ s,nt, d.
Fifth Ward.
First prseinct.-H / ginplato, xyattar
r. Miller.
Second precinct--I D,ller r. Am.
bros, "a Mexnr Wuiam paa,arl,,,A t,i-
E. Diler. ~ ''' ''" -
smith rinr rssc saiiivs s@hoenteia' ,i T.
beck. e. II F,lmert III ~ TavIor door,
Bancroft, 'o's
storey Rdbert Nash "' rsse la'IF
Emery, William Wilson. n L. jacobson
Fifth precinct-Dr r. Al Enmss .John
n. Wright. n T. Muiln, Charles Blewett,
=, a. koephi, X H. HaliinEer. Edward
, mon Iohel' O. NJ. Greenleat John NJ.
sixth precinet-0 billing. pimmiek,
4, ,penner' y a. Wakefield. W. A. lnglis'
W. hea's -
FRS, rroo,ro,NM'r,," pann n p pn,o
Robert Marshall, j ksnnedy a. ~
sssenS nrseinct T ua,nar b9ns,soa At .
Jensen, X. nj Kinnesr II NJ. snonson
oscar Anderson, Amos brown Josenh
Lyons
Third preeinei-T Ferguson, Charles
FOURTH precinct X. Donihue. G. y.
lsunsfellow, W V, Rinehart, jr., Ralph l.
Ross
.,Fitth precinet..l, " Andfews, y. n.
Hubhart " X Mason. j. X. Andrews. q.
W, bapsood u J. Lea
seventh ward.
ptrs, ,,.a.t,,..t "a ~ "a. I.h, III.
william t.,an.sr Dr prt'si,,,g r,.trs,. w ~
Nar,gs Davia peclcr Ise,lrsN
Eataorn Milo Root
Second precinct Thomas Mefll J g.
Redward, hcrmon w craven. y W. Hurl-
N,a Euhtt afutN"t, g., ~, -
~ NJ IAttlo. William pearse. y q Nru-
fielder FRANK W Parker ] W GREGORY
Joreph A C;reenlsaf
Fourth prseinct-A A Kerr y ID
Ilushar ~ Il Wilson Nj y Co(n,an ~
Ar Mlttcn. j q Riakr
Iinhtb Ward
First precinct, n n Aihcrtson W Y