The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-08-24
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
BRING OUT A BIG VOTE
Delegates Selected for the County Con
vention Next Saturday-Lively
Contest in City Wards.

turned out we'll last Saturday to Sc
lect delegates for the county conven-
ton which will be neld here on August
9th. The poll of votes in all the dis
tricts was big and in the city the vot'
ing was very heavy.
Two factions in the city lined up
against each other with "white" and
"yellow" ticket and the contest in each
ward for the supporters of these tickets
made Things lively. Apparently there
was no hard feelings however. The u.s.
ual method of voting was adopted in all
the precincts.
Following are the delegates named in
the city:
| First Ward-John D. Cornett, II.
Stanley Coffin, J. M. Murchie, B. F.
Barge, M. H. Grover, P. Frank, Frank
Sinclair, NJ. H. Williams, w. H. Redman,
George S. Rankin, John Null, w. 1.
Lince, Frank D. Cook, Earl B. Watt, w.
H. Carver.
Second Ward-Frank Horsley, Fred
Chandler, Thos. Tetreau, Ed. Mccoy,
Edward Whitson, George Donald, Alex.
D. Sloan, T. G. Jarvis, Murray B. Miles,
Ira P. Englehart, w. w. Robertson,
Earl j. Barnes, L. o. Janeck, 2. Y. Cole
man, Chas. NJ. Hauser, Ed. Furlong.
Third Ward-Fred Thompson, A N.
Short, Wilbur Powell, A. F. Switzer,
James Downs, Miles Cannon, Clarence
Butler, William " Holden.
Following are delegates who will rep.
resent other districts:
Moxee-H. B. Scudder, George Ker, l.
J. Greenwalt, H. Wayenberg, Bob Ryan
Dick Hardison, J. LaFramboise, f. F.
Randall.
Zillah-E. J. Jaeger. A. c. Walker. l.
f. Lawrence, r. II. Hardill c. H. Fur.
man, George Mason, Charles Sawyer.
Il Outlook-W. H. Norman, W. E. Neale
Frank Rumble.
Fairview-J. NJ. Brown, Charles Simp
son, L. j. Rogers, o. Beck.
Yakima City,. II. Thomas, E. II
Taylor. D. c. Gaines.
Sunnyside-Andrew Green, Lee A
johnson, G. L. Allen, w. II. Cline, Geo
Rodman, w. B. Bridgeman, George Vet
ter. The following tied for eighth place
and have q vote each: w. C. Baker
J. L. Chamberlain, F. Elmer, Charlie.
Stahlhut.
Parker-Robert Dunn, d. A. McDon
aid. w. P. Sawyer, Mr.. Simon.
n Mob Hill-Albert Chandler, William
Morgan, Charles Dillon, John Kelly, W
j. Ingies, Spence Jacobs.
Wapato-Alex. McCredy, John Sin
clair, Prof. Richardson.
Il Fruitvaie-Robert Ray. f. NJ. King
Robert johnson, Norman Compton, VIM
Linse.
III Selah-Joe Lancaster, w. L. Gmmick
A. c. Mitchell, Lon Cherry, Mr.. Myers
II Naches-W. d. Thompson, j. o. Clark
d. Longbon, Abner Sinclair, Geore,
Chapman.
/; Tampico-Warrn Eglin, John Eglin
Charles Porter
l Wenas-John Cleman. c. Iverson
John Augburn. Milton Buree.
Toppenish-E. F1emming, VIM. Law
renee, F. A. Williams, Mr.. Austin, Mr.
Holt.
Kennewick-O. L. Hanson, VIM. Mo
rane, A. H. Richards. c. O. Anderson.
Antanum-J. J. Wiley, George Ban
ming. f. S. Woodcock, d. r. Greenwalt
Nile-Harry Griffin, Richard Ball
Samuel Williams.
Mabton-T., s. Phillips, Wallace Wells
5. p. Flower, Charles Sanburg.
Prosser-C. A. Jenson. DR.. c. c. Nc
Gown. B. F. McGregor, c. w. Nessly
NJ. w. Smith
Cowiche-Isaac Davis, Edward Smith
A. s. White, George Rocket.
Kiona-A. l.. Horrell. N. C. Traverse
j. F. Lowery, S. w. Rolph, Arthur Gross
cup.
WILD DASH OF FREIGHT CARS.