The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-10-19

publican Club, and the following Of
ficers were elected: President. Joh1
f. Cragwell; vice president, George
II. Grose; secretary, Austin Ander
son; assistant secretary, William Tay
Tor; treasurer, John Robson. The
executive committee of the club /.
composed of A. Anderson, G. H
Grose, Henry Bailey, R. Johnston
and w. H. Henderson. 1t proved t.
be one of the most enthusiastic
meetings ever. held in the city by the
colored voters, and they propose tC
meet in the near future to demon
strate their loyalty to the Repub-
llcan party. 1t is expected that by
the time the next meeting is held
that there will be not less than one
hundred members present.
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State Senator Nend, of Walla
Walla, who was elected as a fusionist
and prior to that was a well-known
Democrat, has announced his deter
mination of affiIiating with the Re
publican party in the future. Thus
one by one are the leading Demo-
Gratis coming over to the Republican
side Of the house in this state. while
the Democrats can point to no very
influential Republican who has de-
serted Mckinley and prosperity for
Bryan and soup houses. Nothing is
more indicative Of a Republican
landslide this year thar these indica-
ton.
"Mr Neal Cheathem'' got slob-
bering over by the Daily Liar last
Tuesday evening that was enough
to turn "Mr. Neal Cheathen's'
stomach sufficient to cause him to
puke up things that he ate many
years ago. In fact, sufficient to make
him begin pul1ing and Continue do
ing so for the next three weeks.
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Seattle has had her street railway
horror, and that puts her in line
with the other cities Of the country.
The state supreme court has re-
versed Judge Moore and ordered the
name of Judge Cam to be placed
on the Republican ticket instead of
Judge Austin. Quite a game of hide
and 60 seek has been played by those
two dignitaries, and it was rather
hard to tell who was actually nomi-
mated. 1t is now settled for all time
to come, and Judge Cam will be
the Republican nominee. 1t is be-
ing reported on the street today that
Judge Austin has a petition out and
vii have himself nominated by petit
ton and thus 90 before the voters.
Denny-Coryen Co. Telephone Red 1871
John Boyd, who was nominated
by the Republican convention which
met at Tacoma for one of the presi-
dental electors, has been a resident
Of OkanOgan county for the past ten
years, and was the promoter and
had been the manager of the Palmer
Mountain Gold Mining and Tunnel
Company since its inception. It is
one of the greatest mining undertake
ings in the state, if not in the whole
Pacific Northwest.
Mr.. Boyd is a representative Of
that class Of Americans who inaugur-
ate and conduct large business I'M
dertakings, which keep the world
moving on progressive lines, and is
firm believer in giving the working
man as good a dollar as the world
affords for an honest days work.
Not only has Mr.. Boyd been success
full in mining for himself and associ-
ates in Northern Okanogan, but he
has always extended a helping hand
to Others, and perhaps no man in
the state has done more to promote
and bring the mining resources Of
the state to their present high stand
ard than Mr., Boyd
it speaks well for the Republican
party of the state that in selecting
the gentlemen who will cast the vote
in the electoral college for William
Mckinley and Theodore Roosevelt
that they recognized the three great
industries of the state,-agriculture,
numbering and mining, and no filter
representative of mining could have
been selected than John BOYD, of
Okanogan county.
Editor r. c. 0. Benjamin, Of the
Lexington (Ky.) Standard, was shot
down like dog, and in the back at
that, by a Southern Democrat a few
days ago for no other reason than
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