The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-03
RaTTLE OF BALLOTS.
fines Drawn for Tuesdays Elec-
ton Contest.
: ABUNDANCE OF TICKETS.
=. s,sfted Egg Freaks Make . Bulky
xaIIes-ofsesrs of ElectIon-Ihs
school Election.

-~.xr and ali the mefuDsy OF the house OF
--.-seatstlves There are four different
sss..s named by conventions, and the
800. altogether take up nine columns.
- he.nz more tickets on the ballot
-kI~h were nominated by petition than
- named by conventions The Repnb-
an Democratic, Peoples and Prohibi-
xanist tickets were duly named By
..veu.ions. and there are four o'her
e<Ssss on tie ballot, chosen by petition.
!. folloxs: Straight Peoples party
,kkes Peoples party ticket. King county
s<x@. ard another set Of nominations
sxled the king county Ticket" which,
.amsiter OF fact, corresponds exactly
xsa the Democratic county and iegisla-
I've ticket.
from all indications the election viii
ss.s 90 quietly. and no unplcasantness 10
.xs,eted. II is hardly thought that any
s~coneefted plan is on foot 20 defeat the
ri o. the people. and. while the election
II be warm and spirited, there is no
rzson 70 believe that any Sensational de-
popments are likely to occur. The In
,pecsors of the outside precincts are COM
IL Iato the city and are taking out the
ss.o.s for the election. About twenty
sspalsd 70 the board of county commits
.ausrs Yesterday. The ballots are so
ta.ky that much difficulty 10 experienced
j sis,ribating them. Martin Greek, for
issnce, will receive 800. or half a wagon
lssd. The ordinary ballot boz in such
/ tssss will have TO be displaced with some
\ eng more capacious.
\ Ihs promiscuous filing of tickets. as
l omitted by law passed by the last legis-
ztare, has proved an unqualified nuisance.
! 1he law permits any fifty men upon duly
tixning petition TO present the same to
l he county auditor and demand that any
/ ssmber OF candidates for stated number
i d ofhees be put on the official ballot
4 rader this law 500 men can name loo diff
\ ksenf tickets. and loo tickets on one ballot
l souId make the ballot so long that no
ssiiding in the county would be
] band large enough TO keep them
I he eight tickets, the county auditor
l htrying 10 figure out what he will do with
ne ballots after they are turned over to
I BIN. He Is seriously considering renting
l sss Of the big gas tanks on the Grant street
/ Ridge TO store them in until they can be
dsposed of according TO Law. The auditor
l smarked yesterday that 1t will be neces-
l sry 10 get ballot box sufficient to hold
l he whole election board before the num-
1 kr OF the bulky ballots which will be cast
I % section day can be properly filed away
l Dsd disposed OF.
The county commissioners have selected
dec,ion boards as follows:
FIRST WARD.
| FEAT 81 f.hrs ffarHatf Ia
b e. Deuel.. Il. II. Davis. judges.
Second precinct-Daniei 4. Davis, in
iasetor: Thomas Mlbufn, John Fins,
Hages.
Ihird precinct--Samuel Demeritt. in-
ptier, Sels Christensen, :. +. Bassett.
ntges.
Fourth precinct-G V. Turner, in.
s<ttor: n. Dlesberg. NJ. :. Bittencourt,
&tses.
ffih precinct--J. T. Risedorph. in-
I rer,or: Fred Barker. Joseph Winship.
adgex
Sixth precinct-D. X. sickels, inspector;
r Ssaulding, Tom Navin, Judges.
seventh precinet-Fred Newell, In
rsetor; r. w. Dashlsy. Harry Guyer,
asges
SECOND WARD.
First nrecinct--J. A. Johnson. inspector;
l Il N. Niele. John Heinrich, judges.
! Second precinct-T. !. Wincheli, in
sseo.or. Joseph MIddlebrook, Charles
kspsin, judges.
Third precinet-N. III. Martin. inspector;
I William X. McNight. w. J. Akers, judges.
fonrth precinct--Georgs W. Somerin-
sske, Inspector; Thomas c. Marum, James
Anesoury, judges.
THIRD WARD.
First precinct-John NJ. Tenney, In
Hecios; George Hooker. Frank ;. South
l rd Judges.
Second precinct-Frank Goodhue. in.
l tYeeior. ]. :. Anderson. +. Ogden. judges.
Third precinct--E g. Babcock inspector:
i. !. keene. Il. F. Kennedy. judges.
Fourth prec net-C. Hoftmester. in
hector: J. ]. Met;ilvra. +. seuilin. judges.
FouRTH WARD.
First nrecinet-W. J. Milroy. inspector;
". Brown. y. G. Adair. judges.
/ Second pTecinct-Charles Ioveloy. in
Rector: F. f. Cramer. Lee Hill. iudg es.
/ Third precinct-Samuei Tate inspector;
{ A. Mckenzie. Lee DeNries. Judges
Fourth precinct-Boyd ]. Iallman. in
/ ssr,or; h. ". kibbe. ". r. Robb. judges
mn preclnct--A. Il. Ball. Inspector;
tdssa Shepard. John +. Garrety. Judges.
Sixth precinct-Frank W. Clayton. in
| tseeiog F. IL. Brown. Andrew Blacki-
ssoas, judges.
First preeinct-Charles Kaufman, in
rscsor; William Pynoheon, Thomas
heacher, judges.
Second precinct-Ed Dilier, inspector;
Matter ;. Hanks, W. Van Waters, judges.
Ihird psscinct-W III. Reynolds, in
| s'Fss,er; ;. g. benedict. Edwin LAsses,
l ssexss
| Fourth precinct-G. ". Ysncey, inspee-
| 9; Charles L. Brown, Mike Lyons.
Sawes
| fiilh preclnet-C. A. Keopiii. inspector:
l u,so Hartong, Lawrence Booth. judges
sixth pFeclnct-tharles NicGerson, In
see'ori ". X. Forrest. A. {. Graf, judges.
firrH WARD.
| FIRST precluct-John W. Stesrns, i'm
| ,secsor; ". J. Mooney. John J. Moss,
| secout precinct-Terry King. inspector;
l gallagher, Capt A. III. Manning.
/ lard p-ecinet-Alex Allen. inspector;
Ham NoigAt. J. J. Holland. judges
Fourth pfccinct-W. V. kinehart, IN
eseior; g. l.. Manning. J. IL. Holland.
f'th rreoinct-C. A. wa;rous. inspee-
- Andres Ncr.and. 4. Cunningham,
sEvESrH wsSp.
/ Flrss prsc.uct-W. ". Welshire, in
| sgsosos, H. h. Whitney. II. J. Fisisehsr.
EaEes
| seooad precinct-Hymsn ". Kirby. in
sfoF. A. II. Grou. Ntsus sehmitE.
/ fhi4a precjnct-Fgank Upton. in-
eetos: William PeaFse. r. L. C1ngAn,
ksgss
Feagta prec.nct-,John r isvrRe. in-
.feesof; A. Adams. ii. X. Stevenson,
saees
sf.iih precinct n. Y. Cross. inspector.
A Morris. John GrankranE. judges.
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