The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-24
WHERE TO VOTE.
Iisr ~ reLLIss PLACES n nm esrY
axs cogSrEr Pssezxcr-
a Record which Men Interested i.
Politics shsafd Save for rut.r.
Keference-The Oasside Preeinrss.
with Judge. and inspectors.

Following are the bonnd4r1es Of the
various voting precincts ia the city. as
arranged last August BIZ the county
commissioners. together with list Of
polling places and the lodges and in
specters Of election.
First precinct Bounded by Mil and
south Tenth streets. the bay and the
city boundary Polling place. No. 2
engine house judge Of election, ID. A /.
Aektniay: inspectors, J. Monog1 e
and Frank Griffin.
Second Bounded lbs Mn street.
Lake Washington. the city boundary
and the bay. Polling place, southwest
corner OF Twelfth and Jackson streets /;
judge. George CarTisr. inspectors.
Walton Alien aud 81. II. Coxse.
IhIrd-bounded BY Madisou, seventh
and Mil streets and the bay possing
place, No. | engine house: Judge. K,
Caiiizan; Inspectors. ". v. Rinehart
and Fred Gasch.
Fourth - Bounded BIS Madison
street, Lake Washington, Mil and
Seventh streets Polling place. Cap
pins water works Judge, A. WYNN
eapaw; inspectors, Charles Cappin and
C. w. Lawton.
Fifth--Bounded By Stewart. Eighth
and Madison streets, and the bay.
Polling place, Browns pavilion; Judge.
Alfred snyder; Inspectors. J. d. Smith
and J. c. Britton
Sixth Bounded BIZ Madison.
Eighth, Stewart, Howard and Elaine
streets, and the city boundary. Poll
ing place, Hanson's store, corner
Ninth and Stewart streets. judge, Al
bert NJ. Snyder; inspectors. A. P.
Randall and NJ. J. CASTILLO.
Seventh Bounded By Depot and
Seventh streets, and the bay. Polling
place. North Seattle engine house;
judge, - Gibson; inspectors. w. q.
Latimer and G. A. Hill.
Eighth Bounded by Howard and
Depot streets, the bay and the city
boundary. Polling place, White
house; judge, d. T. Denny; inspect
ors, 4. ID. Hinckley and ]. Z. Kinnear.
Following Is list OF the out-of-town
election officers. The first name in
each precinct is that OF the Judge. and
the two Others are the inspectors.
Kent-Mike 0iBrien, Mr.. fitas and
Mr.. Cloudy.
FallsCity-J. @. Janicke, p. Ruther-
Frankiin-T. Nalegan. 2. 7. Pad
den and III. George.
Enumelaw-I. Mailer, +. Stephen
son and A. Griffin
Bay View-L. Cheadle, c. KINNEY
and James Sloan
Black Diamond-C. w. Cordray, r.
o. Lesry and c. Payne.
Avondale-W. III. White. Fred Weis
and II Mef-oreSa
Arthur-Eh Perkins, John King
and J X. Valentine.
Tolt-V. g. Armstrong, James Har-
RE and John Gordon
Cedar River--John Williamson,
Abram Jones and John DorIner.
Duvalis-Lucas Day, T. c. LeBailis-
ter and George Clark
Dawamish-Jas. Steel, John Ryan
and julius Horton.
Green River has DaBois, Jas.
Steel and Jas. Dolan.
Houghton--J. w. DeMott. ;. Fos-
naHgh and Peter Buckley.
Juauita--John Stoves. X. III. craw-
ford and l.. A. Daniels.
Sunnydale-Mike Kelley, Jas. Quinn
and ;. d. Wharton.
Union-Henry Cowan, Aury Joery
| and John Nichols.
Newcastle-H Henry Collins, Geo c,
Elliott and J. l.. Hughes.
Oseeola--Lew Smith, George Van
derbeck and Henry CuYie.
Samamish--C. J. Greenleaf. John
Blyth and George Boutwell,.
Snognalmie = sam Gustin, Isaiah
Waddell and T. O. Wilson.
Squak-P. j. Smith, James Bush
and Thomas Cherry.
yashen-C. A. Barton, r. b. Dill
worth and {. O. keefc.
White Riyer-Chas. Taylor, Andrew
Washburn and Martin Nelson.
Redmond-John Perry, John A.
Martin and w. w. Perigo.
Salmon Bay-Chris. Sheurman, John
Schwitzer and c. Shilistad.
Slaughter-W. II. Connors, Il. C..
portway and w. W. Hemphill.
Hot Springs i. G.. Mccain and
Michael Andrews tone short.
Renton-William 7. Smith. 4. /.
Beach and F. o. Rowland.