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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08
THE NEW BUILDINGS.
Operations Continue Active
During the Past Week.
NEW noRGus BUILDING IN VIEW
Brick ssruc,nre for Bonnsy d stewart
Fine Residence on Lake Ustcn-
Other New work

Building operations have been fairy rood ire
ystE vssk tiers ware isxus1 from 'ss eescs
oi the building Inspector .wensy -slAhs permits.
the asslnsfs9 cost Of ths vosx oeIag slA96a
OaiY two o. shcsa were for hasI1lnEs 90 east
s., 80 er upward. enc he4nx Tor tie.AA and an
otBsr for sS.asa.
Bonner & stewart are tearfag down their old
frsEEe b93saIzx a. sn~ eoFnsr OK TasA and CO.
IumpsA streets 10 replace IL with Swo-story
brick structure. +sxs9 feet, which Is 70 eoss
tlu.Ns, Tbs trent walls an Columbia street aHt
hirs street VIII ae laced VIII pressed brick
The easeEeni wsA o~ divided into Eve roozzls,
a EloFTas. inquest room, store room, shop aad
annex store rooua. The 5rst floor vii as al
viaosi into ike namosr 81 fo0Ens. os1ee.
ssow room. eAspel. dead f00m and shop Tie
srpeT Eoor viii bs arranged sato afaess Tor rsaI
] las eFm sxCects - have tAe work complies Ted oy
January /, Ana Will Gove iato IL at oace In
the meantime temporary quarters have eesn Sc
cured In the building ca the opposite aide o!
Thir3 street
D. T. Denny has begun the construction o. q
Sas two-ssoyy irslae residence ca tie point pro-
tecting sato the arm ot iake Union when
ruas around toward Union bay. IL VII hare
brick foundation and basement sna All the AK
terror WORK will - OF The very best II will be
elegantly nuisbed inside aad viii cost about
ss.ooa, including tee other i'm PEovements.
G. ". Chapman has taken out permit for tia
erection Of pretty frame Fezi9eaes on Casstnut
.--~~- Thi= hntlsis-- --ffa ~ 40 sss-s~s hs~A
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ADJUSTMENTS.
srhe Gres. Metropolis"

Politics were at fever heat last night ana both
sexes were almost equally interested. This
was very strikingy shown By glaaeing 81 the
audience that listened 20 tho performance OF
"The Great Metropolis at Cardrayfs. Those
who we're present displayed great enthusiasm.
aud the high merit Of tia presentation fully
msriisd the distinction In short. il vas
finished production, viewed both histrioaically
and sceuicaily. George osborr.s appeared in
the character part Of VIII Webster. ana his inn
psrsonation bore the imprint of strength and
talent throughout Al khe close OF The third
set, IN a seena between Webster and his long
lost sister. which was 80 pstAetically
rendered that there was scsrceiy dry
eye IN the audience, aud in'asAssz4 81
it's close by thu appearance ~ the
man who had wronEed her. the feelings
OF the spectators sought relief in loud snd long
applause Miss Leyiek is 70 ha compliment ted
loF her really fine work. IN conjunction with
Mr.. osbourne, IN this seaae. Miss Julie Kings
ley won the good will ana favor Of her auditors
at bound. shs Is a handsome woman. " Ia
81 exceedingly taking stage presence. clever,
viraeloas and winning. Her portrayal Of Clara
Maitland vas all that the most exaeting could
wish for. Bert Coose came oat tn his true coiors
In ths part o. Benjamin Bert and was the raeip-
lent OF well-meEIted plaudit2 His comic songs
convulsed the audience, while his metter~os-
fact, melancholy visage added xest snd relish 30
the rendition Miss Blanche Mortimer, the old
savoFite presented Nell Carr with her custom
AIRY ability, sad Mas Margaret Marshall and
Miss Helen M&soa oshoufae scored decided
successes as Mrs Carr sad Eaatiae. respect.
lively. The remaining characters Of stronE
cas-. were admirably sustained.
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..mnFne IA nnhlln. ;,

At the opera house on next Thursday John T.
Kelly and his excellent company OF eomedians
will present for the arst tine here a new comedy
written hy Charles 7. Vincent ana Ar. Kelly,
entitled "MoFee Of Duhliu." The new play hEs
rua1e distinct his wherever peodaced, and IS
McFee. the bogus iord, Kelly issaid 70 have sic
best ohsnce OF his professional cagegs 30 display
TO advantage his peculiar talents. The piece has
beea highly spoken Of ~ the Eastern press and
Mr.. Kelly i credited with having made tie
biggest kind o. a at IN L. His supporting com
pany IL an excellent oas, Including FoTsis West,
Adelaide Randall and many Others A number
Of ncw songs aud taking srecialt.ss viii be in
PRODUCED during the action 81 the play. Among
the musical numbers introduced are peggy
Cine" "Dufy's Masquerade" Handed II Over
TO Reilly" sweetheart Sell and l, and Pat
Doyis and His Te-Ra-Rs"
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asn ssx .rratrhteeaF fAa electors nauaez but IL
rarely hsppens that scnss changes are not IF'Ai
au a ballot This Toguifes sosge care IN CSses
where more thsa one ofirs IN group = 20 -
Allied For Instance thsre are I've supreme
court Judges to Re elected. II any nemocrAi De.
.r~s - vote for the PRESENT luegmssats, hs
should aa cavesrl ~ pnt cross against TIE
names ~ both RspG s3esua
ushoufd not be iorwoyten that every s.eetor Il
srtiued g. vote foe twa neueers of 1he state
legislature, except n tie ferFF~thifd dlssriet
smf there ther vote IcF three
Every eieeter IA tas county Is snt1tss2 N ro'e
Tor three county, commissioners
There = : constitutional amend meat proposes
wAtch - snheaittea A. toitowst
rt,r constitutional .nyeatmeo fsislng tas
itrais % stats fasiehsedness Wee.
Against constitutional sf3eea Wenf rssaAg
shs iinlI o.; stx;e Indebtedness, ~
l. ssts case : Is necessary oaly - vote la
eaHiracn seuse wAx. strike Gus ths v&rt Ffu
casecf 80 and leave untouched sast psrf Jos
sgtnYnvs O.
pon't hurry ever yogr ballot; take une, @1a
after roo have nasse3 4 glance oveT & % see
tsat {. e.essIv aaEksa fast ss 700 wlss K
vote
Tea talie~.ae sxeress OF ~ go.ted aslnlgn is
sfxuea - JaAa Ar&sGr, tor tee oouasy Sc
rrslfrA a. cseafa .ste~: ~ lob Collins. ior tA@
democratic roGatF co-aE4tttse- - 3 }. 3eGr3ss
-, TIE Psapfe's party eoeps7, ties. So Joan 2
Nader. prosecnti2g attorney tef Key eouuty.
So ~ G-see0 Der sarta. caenr-ages ceUase,
tss tie e3ty cs -cagfsc ana csTs Sos ~ geaFge j.
/ ss>nsgasn. e3sy cssE.
r .votes was legally reststeFei ts.s year -
ssra tee es5zh ,.sraeHf % tee esw N-ee- aet aes
F aa4 As res BE- .a<t 0aevoA e4s s-tsea,FS tf.,w
ssre pserucE e. saf g SAGE a. Fet s5eF -. &c
can HSN W.. t1 }r@ rsct"cf ' tete - HA-at
sesnars os taa .s asa iB -Q oFEfr. TRsn t7fs73se
e s,ees NIX tFe sr re esw f'ss3n't . hrfe a- i
.~s.ssaret Enc T-rs- aassk. ST. nfk tse tTtt
+ eete, snaws sac asoo ~aH'R as = sa"A-S- -
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suKEau or CHARITIES.
The Beard 60 BE Tnccrporntee-werk
Dane Last Meath.

IAs revssisr raeashly meeting 9, tse board q
Gireckors O. tho Bureau Of Associated CHARITIES
wss bald yesterday afternoon 81 tae csiee o. tac
o2rs&n- TIE mszexrs present we-e Presl asnt
ksT. a 9 sxrrsss. Jsec-re Calm, Sew. Wallace
Mating. Mst W. " REnsAKrt, MrS >. W,
EaGksy and Mr. 6 Il ueslo-oa.
Fse Fessars Of TIE superintendent Slowed the
aassess and nsest successful uaeasa thus sar re-
poFssA sozas 1Sa re-xons. including a. chill
a-ea. Ia. osen relieved 9nrlzr 0cfooee. Ess-
paerEnsrt was obtained sar 3 5 ware sent - tse
e91aasy alraxhosse ara "a s&mtises Assps4 ss
co@aFy exeeass - the sxsens et sa7-S1 City 70
La wss ae.sine3 ;oT families eossisw 81
Relieved families from private ssaress a; sS-
F~Ese % 1sS &, sui sswerai cases az expense OF
Ladies Rs.1sf society, Incla8las children
rzoFiase ter II the Eegse q tass society, TIE
bare&R na4s hearty cooperation "a she part ii
ths ccGnty and elsy su&hor ties. ths p~s.iea DO
r&rtuasat. al 81 sae leading charcs4s sad 70
de4-gsviag societies. particularly FROM ssa
Ladies Ksltsf seelsty. which the bureau a.
ways an3s ready - relieve IL % raaaT eases saai
coal1 not be otherwise provided fer, TIE
hnrsau does net pretend that its real miss on
could De esrTisd cut Without the active 90.
operssicn aaa resources Of sgea societies NJ
this and particularly Of tAe Ladies Relief SO
cietv.
TIE directors voted that the harean sseula
De incorporated. and appointed T. X E,emln s
sns Joseph Sh5ppena eonmittse 70 see 10 tie
matter.
The a4visahllify Of obtaining larger and more
suftahae quarters for lisa meetings q TIA
Friendly Visitors was discussed and referred "a
a committee Ter seEIon.
Mr.. DSoley reported ths, Monday forenoon he
was given bearing before tee sszt.ss Minls-
tsrt2s Association. and that The clergyraen
present, SONS twenty-avs of she city pastors,
promised hearty cooperation. and that they
wocld attend snd participants a she mass meet
ting soon 90 - acid fsr she stimulation OF pub
lie interest IA the work OF the bureau
There WAS also the regular wsexly meeting Of
the Board az Friendly Visitors at 2 y M
Twenty-Five Of tie ladies' were present This
board now consists OF ssvSpty-hve ladies. dsty
of whom are In regular visitation, having over
30 heneacssriea
Mrs W. H. II. Green, chairman Of the COM
rnittee on emergency fund. reported THAI = con-
cert would 10 given Tor the benefit OF the bureau
by the Ladies' Musical Club, st the First NJ z.
eaurea Wednesday evening. Nov. Id A rare
musical treat Was promised az who will attend
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stxtA pssE rst--s1 Twesfsa strsst.
esvxc.s e-Dcsars--MA . ssooA

seventh srsessct-MArrsosts ssosA
sxcoss wAaa
Ffrss p-ecsnct--so t4I f@rxsoz ssrss4
eeeGr1 pTec3nsE--So - Jackson sfreN4
T5trs peseAnes--eousasast ecrasr ~ ersss1
FsarsA srsss aes--yor.asxsz coras- Of Alta.
sa6 1acxsoz stresss
-aIrp wAx.
Flrss rrsesne.--IsT street, sza.xv sshoosao1sa
~ecwns preCfnez--Byswsrs asil. Aegzssrs
street
lard usecsnet-sa .sso MAsssoa ssresI
Fsarsh pvse4nes--G&dss5a ssse@. pavilion
rurxrK VASE
seesn4 prseinet--AtsinsF block. Colansss. b.
t~swa IAsr3 at sarfh stsestz-
ThsF6 r~e4aes--sts v ssz street.
Foarta pree asi--Fifsa Avsaas hoase. Fissa
ard c #zussgz streets.
Fffss p-se{ aes--ssspp3Rss water wovxs, ssnth
ska preclnss--s esssra house, sixta and
gszass streets
vTrrH w.x-
First pr~einet--fiage osnb's stable. seeoad
strsst, Sst@esa spsiag Aaa seneca
See@na psweancs--Na. 10 L "a vwFsssv street
d aIea pTse1nes-Ns. IL fpse street
FeuFsh prsesae:-souiasasi corner Flfth and
f1sss sEsssss.
Fiffa psaotnst--So 10 Pike ssr~as
saxta prscinct-No iIe& Third streeI
ssxTa WARD.
First prsclact--Aa3tsgH. block, 1908 Front
stre~4
seeond Observation-Disclosures block, Froas and
Battery streets
Thru rFscsact--yoigf building. 6i5ls Front
stresL
Fourth p-ec. nct--S,orser Fifth ard Bastery.
Filth pssclnet--Se ists sixth street
sEYENTH wsKA
First preeinct-Fincknsy's hail. Depot street
and kyna4vsY
sscoad preetnes-So. ziio Depot street
TAtFd prsesaGE--oathsazs csssaer OF Wall and
Stxta SsFeetA
Fourth DECENTRALIZATION sad Malford streets
Fisfk preciact--EocxeuEis.d store, Madison
street and Laurel shade venue.
xf6HTa wASn
First nrectnet-No. ats John street.
second preefnct--goFuer Kentucky and HaYYs-
son streets.
Third p~seinct-rornsr Ash and Hssh strests
Fourth nreeines-~Ssss Tsnn rersnes sr~A-s
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JMFox. Of Monahan. IS registered At the
DiIler.
I'D. Bouts.t. Of wsnssches. 4. guss, of the
Grand
LF. Emmon.. Of New York, &. guest Of The
Northern.
]. 6. Hurd, Of Fstslgo CltYs Is stopping ss The
Ar iuRton.
Charlie. villensuvs, OF Conway. is s guest o.,
ths Diller.
". Tierney, OF Taiars. Cal. ia guest Of the
Occidental
pe. RAYMOND Mitchell, Of PuysIIup. ia guest
OF tao Grand.
Mrs J. Robertson. Of Coupsvills. Is registered
st tbs Grand
IL. Halter. Of Vancouver, B c, Is stopping
a. tae Rainier
At the Northern.
Co. Pat Dorm, Of Astoria, Or. Ia stopping at
the Occidental
Charles 6. Gai-eh. Of Washington City. Is 8
guest o. TIE Rainier.
n. 10 K walker, Of London, England, Is regis
tered at the Oca!dsatsl
NJ. and Wrs /. RoekaaAn, OF PORT Angeles,
are stopping Al the Grand
VI. snG Mr. c A. sumaer. 4 san Francisco
are registered al tbs Arlingtea-
Ms G. z Back sad Miss I. A Davis. Of Cen.
trslIA are guests a. the Arlington
John Perry. % Afer3esn. accompanied BY his
daughter. is stopping 81 tbs northern.
A. asmbaeh sud family lssvs sc1sy for NIL
wsukee. ard wlu romslm nntll after ChFissGaas.
Graham p Macpherson ana Georges & Czaslis
% Montreal. srs tourists registered 81 rAs
Rainier.
Mrs. Dr. Altred RaYrz0zs returned yesterday
frcra vis.t - her cid Hczns Ga Marcus, La sAs
was accompanied - acg fasasr, VI. J. CreEl1r
The rsw CFntsHr Cincinnati i % be !a1neaee
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No New Smallpox Cases.

The board OF health yesterday requested Mayor
J. 7. Ronald 70 telegraph the mayor Of SAneou-
YER, B. C., exact and com plete information AZ to
the health of this city. This is done IN order 10
induce the Vancouver authorities not 20 quar-
sutins against Seattle. as IL is Understood they
eonfem plate doing on false reporta Thsrs are
seventeen cases Of smallpox, one having died on
sunday and ono being admitted YESTERDAY
There is also one esss at the county farm. The
board also empowered Health oti,er Eagaes 20
employ two more deputies, making slx In al
The board also decided 90 continue with ths
vaccination Of lodging house. lnmsfas The
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.Urrnfon coCsr-IfcarKsasss )

tseorgs : Bts! - 4 2 Tosuz and xtfe--ses-
tI@usnt 81 statGslsaE at E&eL4. e1Ruea.
Is Z stevens W " T. ssavsus--Zseerss o.
divorce granted p-statl#-
2 .sAS AswuEsl - CIV &c seattle Restraining
c-sss .xues.: retaEsHtte November -
= Anss - Jaa.us E-ssaesssr e. zt--lss1sr
Il .sfRnt. ssrasA
sS~arEv Morr3sca George n c&is5raz---Css-
Ger cf 4slsmlt an8 tu6x -aan- fer 80. ssg1sa
Catsin -. Tehn Czfuev 80 &at4oa 30 otssolYa
.stsca~seus fof 7arar3sys &1Fsgaaes az ssgTsS1
Fnosarg eEFkHvEKsr--isrmTw NHEsa, J.
y.tsts aG sSsah 2. Yss-er-~ts'erzset II tsess
fst ss IRE wsAstaF oi AZ "a K eltesteF et -. "a
rs-se Is Yes e. uAtAsa, eT@sr sStttag stats sas
&
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TaaraAs nsssssy SAT sesrfzz tef1T@ Jatxs
Rivers tu ete rnua!c8ral court CO re CO argc 81
sghraz Is rs 8ag sz4ccn "a SATURDAY even
az. lie was aaS4 - h.s AnazsoaAss ssesp ped
SFrast
v Ata7s. 3 nsgro. So X. q Nsa. ~ssss,
we're ssrh deed s. sar Exaaax 81 Ta--d AZ
Mas stra~.s 90 S1n ~ a1sevaaoz-
FrmzE bar BAD bearing ess9r~ fUss8es Won
EoNxl Yssasr4kF 5a SIC eAssxs q sissl 21lg !si.
~ Eaarsx GO s&4@Ay Isaz- s32-1ea a ka~Assz,
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GrSar h-es. patent soz raising vessels 1naiiv
Fsevat saecsss. as taeF sacceetsd = geEtaag
tas stssEssr Freszser zE5xt yesterday. Ssac ot
fss details ogs1 SEE SsSfassi, aas Use o@ae-s en-
tee sse2aBss city % seattle reported u At RE
vessel Eas - st So ths seattle cane in yest@-~
day See viii p-asshgF - - waz 70 Victoria
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TIE following suits were aegua yesterday IN
the %apertor court:
Portland Try1st Company ~ Balke-Cols Art
ComasBs--SH-t for wit - restitution s14 - re-
cover s2sa rent sa5 So asnaEes.
EiIshs Als GOD ~, civ a. seattle and Lsoer~
Dsa-s0it or wrsf # tu5 80 tt5ss
To@ena EssenCY - james E.saaeY e. Al--szii
- foreclosa lea sal Tesoyvr SO tos labor per
lnrrnna
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FUs STATS kuHtEeA
tesssu Z. Grimes.
FoE AFRO sEr GEsERAL

Fos STATE kuNiFoS
tehsu Il. lrtmes
roE ArTosEr sEssRAL
William C. jones
rca SUPERINTENDENT er rvsisc INSTRUCTION.
chssaes " Beau.
ss cossTssloTKR 90 sURlic LAsps
WiUfsu r Forrest
ros sTsrs PRINTER
Oliver C. Waite
30 HvrBxSESrkTGvSs
Fs's fsr so N ssA ds;rts ezeeps 10 FeFtsrtssed
sAAeA Als iArssA
xrsir,, -sIsath district Ellis Morrison and c
fAirsy 'alntA--wm r white aaa J c. Thai.
wsesus,a-a c, wssAsara ana X y.
fsssy -a.s~-w, r. MsElwaia aaa constSntin.
wFefsy-'eeoaa -Eamoaa s Meany saa /. II.
fe.ts..slra-Dr J. II Rsnessss, J. = ss,lse
sn2 d.. X P Hasker
soR 2vrGss sCFBSics ccrkr
('ets fsv fA~esj
T }. Hnaes.
~ Langley
Richard ozporn.
eaE COUNTY AuDrYex
FRANK A. Twtcas'L
rox COUNTY clEa&.
Taas ". Gerioe-
res GOES Y vsKAsCEUs
Ryeen rAsiY&
poK taVNry sSsEssoR
4 X AbrshaH-
YcA sRKKtYx
ysrses n wco ery
~ SURVIVOR
= = Area
Eos COUNTY arrosSkr3
l-Aa = Niler
'es svrsS. STs~rxST - coNxos scEcota
y. A. pu-es
EoE taHaN1N
aeo Horton
Fok CcTNrN crxzTss. a~ EAx
tResf - shresf
kre1 9asrn
joan IS eset4ns-
4 l. Rasasrgey4
Fos xrS1cIpkL zUnax
JOSEF N q zaSow.
poE wKEcxxAsxKA
> J. GoEEiaA
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Elisha Atwood bsgau lesal preceding yestsr.
day to euiain the city from cutting down The
grade "a front OF hts hoase on Fifteenth street.
he claims Il viii nture MS proqaTry 70 tho ex-
isnt o. E.60 Judge I8ehteuserg issue4 tenn
por~ry restraining order, making II refarnaalG
NJ -
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roa yr~gTcys cr TIE rnscn
tru< fer tssal
Bari J. Hamparsy.
". C4lswaEl.
POS co~srasLRs
tYste fs~ sseol
J. W Van Horne.
Terry ksuk.

Terry Eaux
The feiiSwf1x instructions 10 vosfag ara
taken frora sh@ sseesgora Law vf tnfs state:
% receipt 81 he eslses the sseeso- a. 'orsa.
~ifb s2d wEaout sexg.ux tss -. Izx piss. ~
IRE sfo1s 10 one Of TIE ysaess. 5essas or egrn~
paFfm@n.s rrov del, 81 prepare ia b&asoE Es
snssi Frerss7 his 70 - marking cross ~
s0fe 81 after toe assrA o. shS gevs1E ~ p9ysNae
Ter -zagn as sHtsnss - xas1- Fer ex4rsnse, Y.
81 70 Us case 81 Ballet Containing 3 cgassxsE-
l.gssa ssneas1neaf ~ osEsr zmssss0a 20 - $40
mites t. ths Tots Of ffe ss0fs .. y err1ssiag as
sssfstgons pzrfs os TIE sz3ii0& n sucn aaaasf
taak shs - az3aiug part shat express g VITA
nrsga TIE aar~tios s3ssastted, eY sAe wteetoF mAy
~Ftts 2 TIA s4Aax sEsasns - taste ~ r sgF ok1e-
name shs name o. say psrsoa foT wheza Dc Eaay
visit % vosa
IN Masking q sxlIss sny slsesor .nagi bs Al
EfseFtY 70 ass o. eapy AIRY uBeTi a ssTspls
ballot wa}es be nav enoos< "a mars o. 80 aavs
BAD mssse4 IN a4vanes of sas~r8ag tA@ p0ai3sg
, see 90 hesoth: oaS 30 sisstor saai be a 9srsy
81 azs 81 bftag into tAs ? ssIfsT 2 are snY
eaSetas AMP ballet nTiata3 ia tn@ sxas& style,
Hasanss, ata o< eharsetxf or paper Of sne
ersssas b4lsog
After pssparfng hEs ballot TIA s,seto- .a.a
fosa IL 81 tbss TIE face OF shs h@tias sia be ean-
eesiea. and - tast ne tnsiossssue Z stamp ensY
- sea lie ssaai fssa voss forthwith AID %
fare tesyiag toe Es8lasag psars.
Provided. however, that sny slscsar who de.
sfes "a vote tor "a entire group may mars
erosz. a. sagv= asscrlh@s, sgaiass tao political
d@stgnstsoH of such groap, and ssat thsa be
dessasd u have votss ics ast tbs psrsSus nsFaed
In s1sn group whose nsunss shsil not hAvs teen
esRsed.
Bs-si upon shls las. the following Aiats nsy
be found asel1..
saeaid Tou spsil yonr ballot. return 10 10 she
Judges and gsE ? Bss one
Pit cross against every nans yon wish 10
vote asg.
II you wssh 70 vote the straight ticket. cross
against tas name al the political party thns:
x kePn1.ies-l ileket [
i. legal, sus IL viii be safer 10 put q eross
against each name 70 be voted for. tnHss
TxfRp JOIN III Ae9srsw
There 10 VERY little probability tnat there will
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pI1yTS FOR VOTERS.
vnrs, When and How to Cast
Your Ballots
- ~ 4 AFTER EVERY NAME.
s~vpe Way "a MAKE IL co.ss-Lsst
- rs,iing Pisees-Aa Abost
Registration

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Mayor J. T. Ronald. iGst before he started for
Olympia said 20 Pos7-l STKLLtGKScEK re-
porter: II Democrat. but cTz aso Seattle
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