The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-29
NOTICES OF SPECIAL ELECTIONS.


NOTICE OF SPECIAL EIEcTIoS-wHERE..
IN as a petition signed by more than one-ifth OF
the qualified electors Of the city OF Seattle, in the
county of King state of Washington has been filed
with and received by the legislative body Of the
said city of Seattle, namely, the honorable board Of
aldermen and the honorable house of delegates of
OF Seattle be altered and the territory herein
after described be included within the said city OF
Seattle and that the said legislative body submit to
the electors residing in said territory aud 20 the
electors residing In the city of Seattle the question
whether said territory sna pe e 70 sss s
ritory proposed to be annexed to the Sd city OF
Seattle is described as follows;
All of sections l. . g. 10, II. L., Is, IA. Is, Is,
%, D. and the north half of section "a and all Of
section 20. all in township 25 north, of range 3
Sc TO- ii, H. is, is IL. is. and the north half Of
sections 10 and 20, and all of sections II and %,
including also the water and the land covered by
water fronting said above described lands west
ward, three miles from higii-water mark into the
waters OF Admiralty inlet and eastward TO the
middle of Lake Washington. including the whole
Of Union bay and al tina. poraSn 81 s @ pas s
town Of Ballard. excepting from the land above de-
scribed all that territory included within the pres
territory included in the town of Ballard is more
particularly bounded and described as follows. to-
The area within the triangle bounded by Times
street on the north. Railroad avenue ON the east.
avenue west on the West, according TO the plat OF
Gilman Park, now on tile IN the authors once or
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given. TO all
whom IL may concern, that on the 18th day of JAN
ass Il las e AND g. in shs territory
scribed, in said King county. state of WASH
ngten. pursuant to t " ~, pro S,ss, o
the state of Washington, entitled Al Act providing
for the organization classification, incorporation
and government of municipal corporations, and de-
claring an emergency" approved by the governor
March 81, 1890. and pursuant to the PROVISIONS OF
ordinance No. 1869 of the city of Seattle. special
election VIII be held for the purposes OF submitting
to the electors residing in said city of Seattle, and
to the electors residing in said territory the ques-
ton whether the said territory shall be annexed to
and be included within the corporate limits OF the
said city OF seattle and become pais o. sad u,iy;
said legislative body of SAID city OF seattle as the
polling places in the said territory SO proposed to
All that portion Of salmon Bay precinct in said
territory. Boulevard, at Nixon's hotel
territory, at Whites store.
For ali that portion of Union precinct in said ter
ritory, at the schooihouse.
That the said legislative oody mas app6n s ana
lively:
In salmon Bay precinct, Lee Smith. inspector;
John Schweitzer and Edward Wheeler, Judges,
and H. r. Loveioy and E. J: samson, clerks.
In Fremont precinct, William Carnes, inspector;
]. w. Rozen and II. II. Spencer, judges, and h. T.
White and w f. Root, clerks:
In Latona precinct, Henry cowan, inspector: and
David Parks and James Robin, Judges, and Ira
a. scott and William Copestock clerks.
In Union precinct, Ed. f. Lee, inspector; Ionn
Nickies and Charles Becker, judges, and w. B.
Cone and 9. Brownfeld. clerks.
That the following places are designated by said
legislative body of said city of Seattle, as the poll
ing places in said city:
IN THE FIRST WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward, at the north
west corner of Commercial and jackson streets
block TO- Maynard's plat, the east side of Third
street sixty feet south of Yesler avenue.
In the Third precinct of said ward. at the Main
street school, at the southwest corner OF seventh
and Main streets.
west corner of Eleventh and Jackson streets
IN THE SECOND WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward, at the north
east corner of Taylor and Jackson streets.
In the second precinct OF said ward, at the south
east corner Of Green and jackson streets
IN THE THIRD WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward, at the north
west corner of East street and Yesler avenue.
side s loo ssa we Of On ,b aee
house of the Madison Street Cable Railway Com
pany.
IN THE FOURTH WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward, at the south
east corner of Columbia and West streets.
In the Second precinct of said ward at the city
hall, on the corner OF Fifth street and Yesler ave-
IN the Third precinct of said ward. at coppin's
water-works, on the southeast corner OF Ninth and
Columbia streets.
IN THE FIFTH WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward at the south.
west corner of Front and Union streets.
In the Second precinct of said ward, at the "oid
schoohouse," the east side of Third street, near
the northeast corner of Third and Pine streets.
: In the Third precinct of said ward, at b 3.
Freed's building on the west side of Ninth street,
near The southwest corner of Ninth and Olive
streets.
IN THE SIXTH WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward, at the north
west corner of second and Battery streets
In the Second precinct of said ward. at the north
west corner OF Fifth and Battery streets
IN THE SEVENTH WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward, at the north
west corner of Depot and Howard streets.
In the Second precinct of said ward, at the north
west corner of Madison and Jones streets.
IN THE EIGHTH WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward, at the north
east corner of Thomas and Warren streets.
In the Second precinct of said ward, on the Denny
streets.
In the Third precinct of said ward at the build
ing opposite the car house OF the seattle Electric
Railway 81 Power Company, on the east side of
streets.
That said election win be conducted at said poll
ing places severally by the following specified In
spectors judges aud clerks of said election: ;,
First Ward by William Bailey. inspector; d. f.
Davis and Thomas r. Hughes, judges and Martin
Balm and James Powers, clerks of said election.
AT the voting place in said Second precinct of said
First ward by n. W. Willis, inspector; d.. K. Bax-
and T. J. sommers clerks of said election.
At the voting place In said Third precinct of said
First ward by Charles Weber, inspector; David
West and w. w. Barker, judges, and Adam Ortiz
and Edward Entwistle clerks of said election.
At the voting place In said Fourth precinct OF
said First ward by j. r.. Duncan, inspector: Frank
keene and Terence o. Brien, Judges, and Timothy
J. Riordan and William Hail. clerks of said cleo
ton.
at the voting place in said First precinct of said
Second ward by p. w. Fuller, inspector; w. Il,
Brawey and A. L. Hall, judges. and c. B. Grant
and Rees p. Daniels, clerks of said election.
Al the voting place IN said Second precinct or
Anderson and Edmund Bowden, Judges and N III.
Moore and Percy Rochester clerks of said election
At the voting place in said First precinct OF said
Third ward, by Charles W. Lawton, inspector: Jo-
seph MalRn and l.. ID. W. Shelton. judges and G.
Swenson and Arthur III. Daley. clerks OF said
election.
said Third ward by J. Z. Clark, Inspector; r. R.
Brown and +. L. Blaine, judges, and l. /. Walker
and James w. Moore, clerks of said election. :.
Al the voting place in said First precinct OF said
Fourth ward, by Salvador Ellicott, inspector; F. c.
Young and H. " Jones, judges; and A. s. Miller
and Andrew Blackstone, clerks of said election.
AT the voting place in said Second precinct of said
Fourth ward by NJ. X. MadGocks. inspector; Fred
Gasch and J. w. Van Broeklin, judges, and +. A.
Wing and Norman b. Colt. clerks of said election
At the voting place in said Third precinct of said
Fourth ward by G. w. Murphy inspector; Charles
Copp.n and Alexander McRae, judges, and Thomas
W. Prosch and Edward w. 5. Tingle clerks of said
election.
At the voting place in said First precinct of said
Fifth ward, o. \. Morse inspector; NJ. Frey and H.
4. stoei, judges and Albert Ryan and A. Motif,
clerks of said election.
AT the voting place In said Second precinct of
said Firth ward, by Robert Glennon, inspector, NJ
Phillips and G. n. Bigelow, judges, and w. p
Jacobs and LYMAN Wood clerks of said election.
At the voting place in said Third precinct of said
Fifth ward, by G. II. L. Sparkling, Inspector; r. M.
Crawford and J. NJ. Lyon, judges, and b. f.
Briggs and Sinclair Miller, clerks of said election
At the voting place of said First precinct of said
sixth ward, by George A. Hill, inspector; Fred w.
Valid aud Joseph Morrison, judges and Edward p
Buck and Judson Espey, clerks of said election.
AZ the voting place IN said Second precinct OF