The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-11
The MASS CONVENTION
NOMINATES A TICKET
A Strong Aggregation Presented to
Yakima Voters Another Con-
vention Tomorrow Night.

Primaries for the selection of dele
gates to the convention next Thursday
evening were held in the three wards
of this city last Thursday, and the fol-
lowing were chosen to nominate tick
ct to be voted on at the election on De-
cember 8.
First Ward-H. X. Sinclair J. A. Kleis
J. w. Sindall, p. Y. Hickman, J. r.
Haynes and G. f. McAuley
Second Ward-A b. Weed. II. Ii.
Lombard, George Donald, w. NJ. Watt
Dan Sinclair. James Fraser. II. d. Win
chester and W. A. Bell
Third Ward-Robert Scott. Walter J.
Reed. W. j. Aumiller, c. H. Human. f.
Z. Cleaver and b. l.. Bull
The place for holding the city conven-
ton will be the city hall.
\ mass convention called to meet at
tie city hall last Tuesday evening met
nd placed the following ticket in the
| field.
| For Mayor--Frank Horsley
For Clerk-H. B. Doust.
For City Attorney-W NJ. Thompson
For City Health Oficer-Dr p Frank
For Councilmen, First Ward-Long
term. Harry Moran; short term, E. O.
| Keck
| For Councilman Second Ward-C @
| Case.
/ For Councilman, Third ward-A N
Short
For Councilman-at -large-F. d. Glenn
mer
Probably a hundred and fifty citizens
assembled at the mass convention in the
city hall last night and organized by plac-
ing Miles Cannon in the chair and j. r.
Foster secretary. The first proposition
was vote to name a committee on plat
form. and w. I. Lince, f. L. Sessions and
T.. L. Tucker We're appointed The fol-
lowing platform was reported by the COM
mittee and adopted unanimously:
L. We favor an economical administra-
ton of city affairs, a thorough removal
ton of the city. and strict enforcement
! of sanitary regulations.
9 We demand the extension of the
! Sewer system and drainage by general
taxation. to the end thnt those localities
now without sewerage may have it upon
the same terms those who have secured
its benefits and in the same way.
! g. We favor measures that will tend to
build up the city of North Yakima and
fully protect its business interests.
A committee on order of business con-
sisting of ]. d. Medill C. NJ. Hauser and
r. n. Harrison reported recommending
the order in which nominations should be
made, their report being adopted.
For the Office of mayor A. j. Shaw.
Frank Horsley and E. ]. Wyman were
nominated on the first ballot. Shaw re-
ceived 46 votes Horsley 81 and Wyman
%: second ballot Shaw SO. Horsley AZ
and Wyman II. Wyman's name was then
withdrawn. and Horsley was nominated,
receiving Ga votes TO 40 for Shaw.
For city clerk. IL. B. Doust had no OPP
position. and was nominated by acclama-
ton.
w. NJ. Thompson and c. f. Forsythe
We're placed in nomination for city attor-
ney. and Thompson got there on the first
ballot. getting II votes to Forsythes %.
II C. r. Donovan had an easy thing in
securing nomination for city treasurer.
no one having the temerity to enter the
lists in opposition. so he got the nomina-
tion hands down.
Considerable spirit was injected into the
contest for nomination as health officer.
Drs. Frank. Burns. Dulin and Gum being
each presented for consideration by ad-
miring friends. Dr. Frank pulled out the
plum the ballot resulting: Frank 40.
Burns 10. Dulin 15 and Gum H.
II For councilman at large Frank Glenn
mer and f. o. Keck were pitted against
each other. Clemmer won out by vote
OF 80 against rs for his opponent
Il For councilmen for the first ward. long
term. Harry Moran was nominated. with
r. o. keck as his colleague, for the short
term.
\ c. c. Case. the druggist. secured the
nomination for councilman from the sec-