The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26

Tomorrow nj 10 o'clock tho klnx
county Republican delegates select
ed at Tuesdays primaries viii as
scsnble al the Artnory TO proceed
wlth the work % nominating can
didateA for the state senate. state
legislature and county offices From
present Indications the convention
il likely 10 be drawn out far into the
evening. and there il a possibility
that sofus OF the nominations VIII
not be made until Saturday morn
ina.
since the primaries the different
candidates for once have been very
busy making combinations and trad
ing support with other candidates.
II iH an evident fact. however, that
several Of the large delegations re-
fuse to be traded on. one. for in
stance. is the iine-up from Ballard,
and this Delegation will stay to-
gethsr all through the convention
for Or. Emery for state senator; j..
W. Peter for RsssrsoF and DIR. Hoye
for coroner. ON fhose three officeA
they are pledged
John Wedding seems TO have
things all his own way for sheriff.
Jack Htrinrer was a disappointment
TO his best friends. and II will take
a very powerful combination 20 beat
Wooding.
VIII InsiIs Comes In
The intersection Of VIII IngiiE in
20 the fight for the county cierkship
has aprpnd somewhat Of an alarm In
the county. lie claims to have the
balance Of power and although II II
unlikely that he will get the nornin-
alton himself. he may be able to turn
his strength 10 either Lea or kocn-
nj to SUIT some candidate for an
other position. Lea at present Is
In the lead.
Dr. Hoyes chances for coroner
suffered n slight setback last night
but this morning All tho delegates
were in line again. Dr. Cummings
may be put before the convention.
hut Il IL said that nr. Hoye's solid
south and nearly soiid north makes
n deal that IL hard to beat The
country precincts are sworn to stand
by Dr. Hoye and he has a little bet
ter than an even break IN the city.
For county assessor, J. W. Peter
has the Ballard delegation solid, as
well as q large number In the city
who believe that Ballard deserves
considerable recognition ~ the hands
OF the convention. Two years ago
they ware cold outright. and the
sting stiii rankles.
Here 10 a Fight
In the Thirty-fifth senatorial dis
trict. comprising the Fifth ward and
part of the Seventh, one OF the pref
tieat contests Of the day Is being
waRed. II IL believed this afternoon
that w. q. Potts will undoubtedly
carry the nomination for the sen
atorship. Josiah Collins wanted IT,
but has no show now. +. Il. Hollen-
beck. however. is stili trying 10 make
a deal with his IS votes. Potts IL
sure Of "a votes and his managers
today claim to have secured enough
OF Collins nine to elect him. Potts
and billing are standing together
for senator and representative re-
spectiveiy, and Hollenbeck and Coll
Inns are trying TO arrange some kind
OF line-up.
N In said late this afternoon that
four of the Collins delegates have
broken away aud win support Potts
sooner than Holienbeck. The lat
ter is also losing votes In attempt
ing combinations 40 defeat Potts
Collins sees that he cannot be SEN
ator, and so wants 20 go To the iegis-
lature In place Of billing. lie has a
poor show TO be even mentioned In
the convention. although the ma
iority of the Fourth precinct of the
Fifth ward delegates probably Will
stick by him.
Josiah Collins IL accused by the
Potts force of decefvine them by
first making a play to Potts for Dill
ing's place In the legislature. and nj
the same time making n similar Of
fer to Holienbeck.
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