The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-06
NOTICES OF ELECTION

EsoLrTIoNs ADOPTED BY THE RE-
IL publican city central c3mmsttee OF seattle
pref nlin2ry bringing into torcs and effect IN the
sa d city the laws of the state OF Washington in
reference 10 primary elections;
cowmif,es ~ seattle ,hst on Wsdnesslay the
zlst day Of February. 1894 there be called and
held Republican primary ell ciisn IN the c'iy OF
Seattle for the object and purpose OF eecttng cee
ga a Republican city convention TO be here
after called. and 10 be held saturday. the gath
day o. February. 1894 at the hour of 10 a m of
said day; that within the fol owing disric:s in
said city hereinafter created and designated polls
.hsn be Kept open At the respective poisins aces
hereinafter mentioned from IL O'Clock uoon 10
o'clock D. m OF said day.
District No One shall embrace all of the First
ward OF the city OF seattle. and the polling place
shall be SIG Yesier avenue. and The following
reputable persons. each of whom IS householder
in said district are hereby designated 10 act as
judges of said election for said district, to-wi:
James Gleeson, John Copley. Charles Weber.
District NO. TWO shall embrace all ofihe second
ward of the city of seattle. and the pol ing place
shall be 40 Market street and The following
in said di 'trict are hereby designated TO act As
judges of said election In said district to- wits A.
T. brayiner, II. r. Phillips. d. = Kelly.
District No. lhree shall embra ace ell or the
Third ward of the city OF seattle, and thu polling
ace shall be Brewers hall, sou beast corns- Me
Clair and Jessie streets. and the following reputs-
bic persons each of whom Is q householder Ia said
disrict are hereby designated to act as judges OF
Mert. Dishon. Nathan Peman.
District No Four shall embrace all OF the
n,oes wnfa 81 the Guy ana mo me po
reputable persons each Of whom Is a householder
In said district are hereby designated 20 act a.
judges OF said election in said district. towit:
George b kittinser. Stewart r. smith. Fremont
E. Cramer.
ward Of the city of Seattle. and the polling place
shsil be Armory hall. Fourth and Union. and fol-
holder in said dis ret hereby designated 10
as judges of said election in said district. towtt;
julius F. Hale. Grant c. IeGroat. Edward Won
TobeL
Dis riot No. six shall embrace all Of the sixth
ward Of the cit- OF seattle. and the polling place
shall be the Bellevue hoe Front. near Battery.
and the following reputable persons. each Of whom
Is householder In said district. are hereby Gesig-
mated to act as Judges of said election in sad dis
trict to-wit: Alb.o Gardner. Douglass Phillips,
w II. Y. Barnes.
District No Seven shall embrace all Of the
Seventh ward of The city Of Seattle. a. d the poll
ing place shall be Pinckney hall. Broadway and
Depot, and the following reputable persons, each
OF whom Is . householder In said district. ere
hereby designated to act judges Of said ection
In sad district. to-wlt: ]. G. Nigye, Harry Glib,
District NO Eight shall embrace all Of the Eighth
ward OF the city OF Seattle. and the polling place
sha be D. + nenny's Office Kentucky and Aar.
rison and the following reputable persons each OF
whom is q householder in said district. hereby
designated TO act as judge. Of sal e.ection In said
district, to-wit: r. A. Wilson, f w. Young.
Scion I. Williams
District No. Nine shall embrace all Of the Ninth
ward of the city of Seattle. and tn. polling place
shall be store room door south of Millers drug
store. Fremont. and the following reputable per
trct are hereby designated 10 act as judges OF said
election In said district, to-wt: ]. p. Draper
Jacob Euson, George Redpath.
That said election will be held under the pro-
visions Of the primary election law of the state OF
Washington in each Of the aforementioned dis
trfcfs.
That the qualifications required for voters at
said election IN addition TO those required by law.
shall be rs follows, tc-vit: That he shall be Re-
publican ard be registered q = legal voter in the
district where he offers TO vo.e
Passed this 9th day OF January, 1894.
A. NJ. BROoKES.
Chairman Republican City Central Conmitis.
Attest: EDWIN w. CRAVEN Secretary.