The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-09
yor1cx OF GENERAL SELECTION.


S0TIcE OF GENERAL ELECTION.
IN THE EIeHrn WARD.
In the First precinct of sa,ti wa-t a, ~. r,,
dsn hotel, at the northeast corner Of Depot ana
Poplar streets, f A
IL me second precinct Of said ward at the south.
in the Third precinct of said ward. nj the h,,,a.
ing opposite the carfou.e OF the seattle EIectric
Railway and Fever Company, on the east side OF
Temperance street, between Mercer and Roy
streets.
IN TUE NINTH WARD
f. the First precinct of said ward, at Nixon
IN The second precinct of said ward, at Ross Ii
hr5fv hall near Ross station.
IN the Third precinct of said ward at Whites
xtnre 1T remOnt
In the Fourth precinct of said ward, at cowen,,
In the Fffh precinct of said ward. at the tic,e,
ofica OF the Seattle Baseball, Association r-onnd
near Lake Washington, on the north side Of Madi,,
Ana notice is hereby further given. to all whom
Il may concern, that said election. both for the
election tnereat of said officers Of said civ as
bereiE2hoye specified and for the ratification or
rejection tbereat as hereinabove set forth Of each
Of said several proposed amendments TO said char
Ter OF said city, Will be conducted in accordance
with the provisions of the charter of said city Of
Seattle d the general laws OF the state Of Wash
inrton, and the polls of each OF said places Of
voting for said election Will be opened on said d.v
OF said election at nine oclock in the morning and
viii continue open without recess until seyen
o'clock in the evening and will close at said iast
named hour: and that said election will then and
there be conducted by the several persons as In
spec.ors judges and clerks. respectively, of said
election for said several places of voting in said
several election precincts in said city appointed as
such IN and by said ordinance No. 1874 herein.
shove rected, TO wit:
IN THE FIRST WARD.
Tor the place of voting in the First precinct of
said ward. b. +. Goldwater, inspector, Alexander
Walls and William Desmond judges OF said elec
ton, and Henry Jantz and Charles sperry, clerks
of said election.
For The place of voting in the second precinct of
said ward. II. w. Taylor. Inspector John Cald-
well and J. D. Dauiton judges Of said election and
G g. Van Alsty ne and James a Irving, CLERKS of
For the place of voting in the Third precinct of
said ward. w. w. Barker, inspector Thomas F.
Drew and William NJ. Hilton, judges of said cleo
ton. aud James Manogne and Frank Bird clerks
For the place Of voting in the Fourth precinct Of
said ward A. 4. Nelson, inspector. Frank Keene
and Ronert Fitzhenry, tudg IS OF said election and
j. B. Howe and aac korn, clerks of said election
IN THE SECOND WARD.
For the place OF voting in the First precinct of
sald ward. II. ]. Ismon, inspe tor. G. e. Lynch
and John e. Aver Judges Of said election, and c
For the place of voting in the Second precinct of
said ward, Z. Thalman inspector, G. II. Morford
snd 0. G. Whitney. judges OF SAID election, and
George H. Curtis and I. c. Marun, clerks of said
election.
IN THE THIRD WARD.
For the place OF voting in the First precinct of said
ward, John NJ Tenney, inspector, ]. P. Barrie and
J. A. Gould, judges of said election, and Charles
swanson and Frank Powell, clerks of said cleo
ton.
For the place o. voting In the Second precinct of
said ward, II s. Keene, inspector, ]. K. Austin
Southland and b. Oxencine, CLERKS of said election
IN THE FOURTH WARD.
For the place OF voting in the First precinct of
SAD Sara & A Gay inss ETA beBpw and
Joseph Calvin and c. T. Mallory clerks of said
election.
For the place of voting in the Second precinct of
said ward, NJ. II. Maddox, inspector, ]. $. Slater
and Fred Gasch, judges of sad election and n. b.
For the place of voting in the Third precinct of
said ward, Thomas w. Prosch, inspector, +. r.
Lcney and Charles Coppin. Judges Of said election,
Of said election.
IN THE FIFTH WARD.
For the place OF voting in the First precinct of
said ward, L. q. Anderson inspector, George II.
forson and Clarence Hanford. judges of said
eection. and J. &. Whitlock and S. q. Benedict
For the place OF voting in the Second precinct of
said ward H. j. Jacobs, inspector. y Ellcott and g.
n. Horton, judges ofsaid election, and d. kelleher
and II. A. Bigelow, clerks of said election
For the place of voting in the Third precinct of
said ward. g. II; I. sparllng, inspector H. N;
election, and ". B. Phillips and II. +. Whitney,
clerks Of said election
IN THE SIXTH WARD.
For the place of voting in the First precinct of
said ward. Fred W. waid, inspector 5. +. Howard
and L. H. Compton, judges of said election. and
] F. Foster and I. W. Gordon, clerks of said cleo
For the place of voting in the Second precinct of
said ward. George f. de Steiguer. Inspector S. p
ton. and W. C. Kiltz and W. v. Rinehart, jr,
clerks Of said election.
IN THE SEVENTH WARD
For the place of voting in the First precinct of
said ward, r. W. Meise inspector. Il ID. Finch
and @. L. Burns judges of said election and Doug
las Young and w. IL. Bow, clerks of said election.
said ward. Henry Van ASSET, Inspector F. W.
Parker and c. L. Patterson judges of said election
and H. D. Wheeler and f. T. HUFF. clerks OF said
election.
IN THE EIGHTH WARD.
For the place of voting In the First precinct of
SAD ward, J. B Denny, inspector, w. IL. Hughes
Gormley and c. A. Sprague clerks of said election
ior the place of voting in the Second Precinct of
ead ward, Walter Graham, Inspector II. G. In
gram and r. A. Wilson, judges of said election,
and David W. Phipps and Thomas oMara clerks
For the place of voting In the Third precinct Of
said ward, Charles A. Kinnear, inspector, Robert
= Mccoy and C. L. Bowman, judges of said cleo
ton, and Thomas Cochran and Julius sunde,
clerks Of said election.
IN THE NINTH WARD.
For the place of voting in the First precinct of
nan and +. Melus, judges of said election, and W.
ton.
For the place of voting In the Second precinct of
said ward II. e. Hewes, inspector, J. = Brooks
AID i; Howard, judges Of said election, and S.
hing and d. NJ. Ramage, clerks of said election.
ior the place of voting in the Third precinct Of
SAID ward, Homer Hin, inspector, J. W. Rozen
sndj. y. Nichols, judges of said election and W.
h. Root and Y. T. White clerks of said election
far ihe place of voting in the Fourth precinct of
AZ ward +. $. Berry, inspector. David Parks
ana samuel COON, judges of said elect n, and Ira
A. scot and H. f. Bennett, clerks of said election
for the place of voting in the Fifth precinct of
.ad ward Enos Karn, inspector. c. 1. Garner and
!, =. Mctillvra, judges of said election, and w.
lion.
= Provided. however. that the appointment made
y and oy said ordinance No. 1878 of the clerks of
ses'ioh hereinabove specified is and shall be sub
!set 70 De controlled by the appointment OF the
sale or other clerks for said several precincts
tspee lively by the inspectors and judges OF cleo
.Vh herein appointed for each such precinct, as
ssey may determine and appoint before the time
" opening the polls at said election, provided
w law. GEORGE w. HALL.
Mayor OF the City of Seattle.
II. W. MILLER, City CLERK.
pale Of first publication. February Il. 1892.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS.
pRoPoSED AMENDMENT NO. IA PROP
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