The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-19
REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATIONS.
Meeting Of the City Central Commute,
-Rexistration of Yotars.

Meeting OF tho City Central Committee
Registration of Voters.
The Republican city central committee
met with the executive committee of the
word clubs at Republican headquarters in
the Butler block last evening. The meet
ing was largely attended and the interest
of those present was attested by the spir-
tied manner in which they participated in
the proceedings. Tho meeting was called
tor the purpose of conference and the dis
cussion of plans and methods for the COM
ing campaigns. Chairman George III.
Hebron presided and William O'Donnell
was secretary.
The discussion of the registration uues-
ton and how to get the full Republican
strength registered, occupied a large pro.
portion of the proceedings 1t was moved
and carried that o committee of five be
appointed to ascertain the legality of OPEN
ing registration offices in the various
wards. H. W. Wheeler, C. NJ. Rivers, w.
T. Sharpe, Major T. v. Reinhart and C. B.
Bagley were appointed by the chair to
serve upon this committee.
The question as to whether or not voters
holding certificates of registration emitting
them to vote within the limits of the old
precincts would have to register over again
was freely discussed. d. A. Mckenzie in
formed the meeting that the city council
had authorized the city clerk to place the
names on the registration sheets in the pre-
cincts and wards in which they belonged
under the new subdivision of the city. He
stated that the city attorney
holds that the voters have not changed
their precincts. but that the boundaries of
the precincts have been changed about
them, and that they cannot be disfran-
chised if they present their registration GER
tificates.
1t was moved and carried that the sense
OF the meeting be declared to be that the
executive committees of the various wards
be instructed to have their wards canyassed
Immediately.
The executive committee of the Veteran
club came into the meeting shortly before
adjournment. 1t was announced that the
executive committee of the veterans had
held conference with Chairman Hebron.
and that the city central committee would
meet with the executive committee of the
Veteran club this evening. There will also
be meeting this evening at Republican
headquarters for the organization of a
Young Mems Republican club.
The meeting adjourned to meet next
Monday evening.
The secretary OF the First Ward Repub-
ican Club will be found hereafter at the
ciuo headquarters. In the Gilbert & Orth
building. corner Main and Fifth streets.
and VIII receive the signatures OF all Re-
publ'cans who wish to join the cub.
A meeting of the IRISH american Re-
punlieans OF Seattle will be held at the Re-
publican b. adquarters, Butler block this
evening. at 8 O'Clock, for the purpose of or
ganizing an Irish-American Repnb,ican
Club. All Irish-American Repub leans are
invited to be present and assist in organic
ing the club. Good speakers will be present
and address the meeting.
The executive committee of The Eiobth
Ward Republican Club met Yesterday after
noon at c. B. Bagley's office in the Halter
block. ]. r. Kinnear was elected chair.
man and Frank Oleson secretary. II was
decided that the regular meetings of the
Eighth Ward Republican Club should he
held on every Saturday evening at O'Clock
at the Electric car stable, corner Temner-
ance and Roy streets. Mr.. C. X. Clark
Robert Hamilton and c. b. Baelev were
elected committee of three to act with
the Republican city central Committee
The committee will meet every Monday
afternoon al 8 O'Clock in C. B. Baplav;s
Office.
Blanche Willis Howard Married.
Bangor Mel Commercial
The many Bangor friends of Miss Blanche