The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28


HEADQUARTERS KING COUNTY Re-
PUBLICAN CENTRAL CoMAfTTEx.
SEATTLx, w. T., April -. 1850,
In conformity with a resolution adopted
by the Republican territorial central com
mitfee, recommending the action hereby
taken, Republican district conventions are
hereby called for districts Nos. Is, 10, %
and n 90 meet at Seattle on Tuesday, May
z, 1ss9, for the nomination of candidates
for delegates TO the constitutional conven-
ton. The district conventions Tor districts
Nos. Is aud II viii meet In Pythian hall, in
Opera House block, at III o'clock a m, and
those for districts Nos. 10 and 20 will meet
at Elk's ball, opera House block, at IL
o'clock uf said day.
District No. Is embraces Kitsap and Isl
and counties aud the following voting pre-
cincts in King county. Wig: Green. River,
Bay View, Vashon. Union, Renton aud Du-
vanish.
District No. 10 embraces the FIRST. sec
ond. third and fourth voting precincts OF
the city of Seattle.
District No. % embraces the fifth, sixth,
seventh aud eighth voting precincts Of the
city of Seattle.
District No. II embraces the following
precincts Of King county. viz: Durham,
Franklin. Black Diamond, Arthur, cedcr
River. Newcastle. S9nak, snoqualmie,
Falls city, Tolt. Duvals. Avondsle. Red
tA@GAtNs AttASAt04ts @N8Ilt8s EAH36lH4&1s kl0t
Springs. Enumclaw, oscoola and Salmon
bay.
LA further pursuance of said recommen-
dation. Republican primaries are hereby
called 10 be held in each of said Seattle
and King County voting precincts on
Wednesday, May l. lsse. The primaries of
the seattle precincts are 20 be held ~ the
regular polling places IN said precincts
between O'Clock p. N, aud o'clock p. m
beginning st 6 q. N.
The primaries OF the several other King
county voting precincts VIII be held at the
regular polling places in said precincts be.
tween o'clcck y. M and o'clock p. m,
beginning ss p. m.
Under The apportionment made by the
Republican territorial central committee.
the basis OF representation of the several
voting precincts In said district conyen-
lions viii be one delegate 10 each thirty
Eve votes cast for Haa. John ID. Allen at
the last general election. and one delegate
for each fraction of more than one half
thereof. Pursuance 70 that superintendent,
the representation In tne respective dis
tr,ct conventions To which the said Seattle
and other King county voting precincts
win be entitled, Is as follows:
District No. Is-tifcen River, delegate:
SuHnydale. 1; Union. 1; slaughter. 2;
Nashan, :: White RIVER. /; Bay View. 1;
Renton, L; Kent. p pawsmisa, 2
Dixtrict No. i9-SeAstle Precinct No. /,
II delegates, Seattle Precinct Ne. 2, ?;
Seattle Precinct No. 3. 10: seattle Precinct
/ No. l. j
District Sa. as.-seaitle Precinct No. s,
/ IL delegates. Seattle Precinct No. 6. 5:
seattle Precinct No. 5, z: Seattle Precinct
No. 8. 4.
District No ai~~DurhaTs, delegate: ce.
dsr River, /; Falls City. I; puvais, l. Ar
/ thur, L. S1GoqusiFnia. 1: Tolf, r, Asontsie,
4; gaanits. 4: Hos springs. !: salmon Bay.
! 1: Rack Diamond. A. sssuak, q: Honghton.
1: Euumesaw. l. OseealA. 1. Franklin. s.
/ Newcastle. Z; samaFaish. 2: Redmond, 1.
By order OF the King county Republican
central committee.
i Il. h. AI.RERTsoS. Chairman.
JOHN T. MITCHELL. Secretary.