The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29
-FOUR MORE PRECINCTS
=, arr DIVIDED Isro EIoHr POLLING
DISTRICTS.
.-x~~s and Inspectors OF Election
a,,oinfed Throughout the County
-. Extension to be Made to the
ceunty Jail at Present.

r,s &c, nty commissioners have de.
-;ded 10 divide the city into eight yot.
- nrecincts. Heretofore with only
~ voting place in each ward, il
- frequently taken A. hours to can
,sss the vote. Beside, the change
Iii hotter accommodate the voters.
The precincts will be a. follows: Firs,
Iounded By Min and South Tenth
-.,ssts the city boundary and the bay
s.'.,nsoand--bounded by Mil street, Lake
Warrington, the city boundary and
he hay: third by Madi-
-, seventh and Mill streets and the
s s fourfb-bounded by Madison
.s,.s, Lake Washington. Mil and
ssxerth streets; fifth-bounded by
sseward. Eighth and Madison streets
ana the bay: sixth-boanded by
Madison. Eighth. Stewart, Howard
and Elaine streets and the city bound
-. seventh -bounded by Depot and
stewart streets and the bay; eighth
baunded by Howard and Depot streets,
the bay and the city boundary.
yrpofs AND INSPECTORS.
The following judges and inspectors
a; election were appointed. In each
ease the first name Is that of the
;ndee. and the other two OF the in
First precinct-D. Mckinley, ].
uonogue and Frank Griffin.
second precinct-George Currier.
Watson Allen and w. III. Cowie.
Third precinet--R. Calligin, w. v.
Rinehart and Fred Gasch.
Fourth precinet-A. w. Wincapaw,
Charles coppin and g. w. Lawton.
Fifth precinct Alfred Snyder, J. ID.
Smith and J. G. Britain.
sixth precinct Albert NJ. Snyder.
A. p. Randall and NJ. j. CASTILLO.
Seventh precinct - ellison, - Lat
inner and g. A. Hill.
Eighth precinct-D. I. Denny. T.,
n. Hincklev and J. X. kinnear.
Kent Mike o'Brien, Mr.. Titus and
Mr.. Cloudy.
Falls City,. q. Janicke, r. Ruther-
ford and J. X Andrews.
Franklin--T. Nalegan, p. L. Padden
aud II. George.
Enumelaw-J. Mahler, F. Stephen
son and A. Griffin.
Bay yiew--L. cheadle, C. Kinney
and james Sloan.
Black Diamond--c. w. Cordray. r.
o. Leary and G. Payne.
Avon1ale-w II. White, Fred Weis
and y. l.. McCowen.
Arthur Eli Perkins. John King and
]. X. Valentine.
Tolt--V. G. Armstrong. James Har-
ris and John Gordon.
Cedar Riyer-John Williamson.
Abram Jones and John Dormer.
Lucas Day T. C. LeBallis-
ter and George Clark.
Duwamish--Jas. Steel, John Ryan
and Julius Horton.
Green River-Chas. Dubois, James
Steel and James Dulan.
Houghton-J w. DeMott. $. Fos-
naugh ana Peter Buckley.
juanita-Iohn Stoves, X. NJ. Craw-
ford and L. A. Daniels.
Sunnydalc Mike Kelley, James
Quinn and :. ID. Wharton.
Duvals l.ucius Day, +. G. LeBal-
lister and George Clark.
Union Henry Cowan, Aury Jocry
and John Nichols.
Newcastle Henry Collins, Geo. G..
Elliott and ]. l.. Hughes.
osceola--Iew Smith, Geo. Wander
beck and Henry Cryle.
Samamish- Z ] Greenleaf. John
Blyth ard George Bothwell.
Snoqualmie ~ Sam dustin, Isaiah
Waddell aud 4. q. Wilson.
Sqnak--P. j. Smith, James Bush
and Thomas Cherry.
Va.hon-C. A. Barton, Il. Il. Dill
worth and G. o. Keefe,
White River-~ChaS. TAYLOR, Andrew
Washburu and Martin Nelson.
Redmond John Perry, John A.
Martin and W. w Perigo,
salmon Bay-fhri Sheurman. John
Schwt,zer ana G. Shillstad
Slsughtcr-W II Cunnors, Il. G
Portray and W. W EIemphin.
Hot Springs-i. O. Mccain ard
Michael Andrews tone shortl.
Reuton- William L. Smith, 4.
Beech and +. o. Rowland.
No tAIL ExrESsgos.
The commissioners decided 70 re
fuse all bids for the construction of an
extension To the Jail and the auditor,
office, and In trnctpd the clerk 90 re
turn the deposit % the bidders. 1hl'
action was taken principally beeaus,
OF instructions from Chief Justice
Jones previous 60 III death. forbidding
repairs on the county building during
sessions Of court. The commissioner
feared that under such restrictions L
would cost more 20 build the extern
sion than they cared t. eXpend. and
that no contractor would take il OF
such terms