The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-15

He held that. II shat was asked was
granted, Is woul1 hart the party in the
country. The country Republicans
did not figure wsth the mathematical
nicaty Of Co. Lyon and bis colleagues
AID II they wsrs cut down IN
representation shey would feel that they
had lexs representation than they had two
years ago. and ths result wouid % great
deal Of dissatisfaction and . consequent
loss Of KspEbgscan strsngtn in the com
try precincts. Co. Lyon vas Ia tie con-
venEion tgo years ago. sad BE did not
then protest on the representation The
proper way Il 20 make TIT. protest before
the county convention, whore ths eoan-
try delegates are present
.sY0G want US 10 protest a. the prina-
ries. then p asked Mr.. Young
II said nothing about the primaries.
replied Mr.. Gordon.
lis the apportionmens which you have
inside right according 70 Republican prsn-
cipses 7" asked Mr.. Young
As 90 q question Of right. think IL 10
right under the circumstances. answered
Dir. Gordon.
and Mr.. Walker kept arguing the matter
pro and con for ar hour. and as the honr
vas getting late :. l. Crawford moved that
vote Of thanks be extended TO the gentle
men who had so ably and 80 cour-
te0usIy laid the case before the cum
mittee. This motion was unanimously
adopted. and Chairman Arthur thanked
the delegation. Col. Lyon replied In fitting
terms. ard the professionals tiled out of the
bali amid the loud applause Of the country
committeeman.
The committee by resolution decided TO
hold tho primaries on Saturday, September
2 and the county convention on September
4, beginning at II o'clock a m. Ii was
also decided that the district polling places
and Judges shall be as follows:
No. First ward east of south Second
street produced: No. 3Oe south Third
street; James Gleason, John Caldwell and
Charles Webber.
No. 2-second ward; No. 260s Jackson
street; r. G. Aarum. A. L. Spencer and n.
II Martin.
no. 5. Third ward-Brewer's hall; C.
W. Corliss. ID. b. Voris and George
Hooker.
No. 4, Fourth ward-Temple court;
Boyd J. Tallman. K. X. George and Stew.
art +. Smith.
No. 5. Finn ward-Armory hall; Thomas
4. Little. Hiram j. Jacobs and Charles
Kaufman.
No. 6. sixth ward bellevue hotel; Alex
andeF Alien, ]. W. Stearns and Terry
King.
No. !. Seventh ward-Pinckney's hall.
corner of Depot and Broadway streets;
Joseph w. Gregory, Horace L. Compton
and Il. ~ Nelson.
No. ), Eighth ward-Clarendon hotel;
Fl fite @'0"'"n'' = H. hughes ana : =
No. .. First precinct. Ninth ward-Post-
Office at Boulevard; Thomas Ferguson,
Joseph Hackeft aud Ole Shillestad.
No. 10, Second and Third precincts, of
Ninth ward-Ho house al Fremont;
o. ]. Carr W. II. Wynn and +. +.
Knowles.
No. II. Precinct 4 of the Ninth ward
Marquis hall. latona; r. s. Berry, j. NJ.
Dewey. and Charles Horton.
No. II. First ward, west of South Sec
ond and South Second street produced
Northwest corner of Commercial and
Jackson streets; John Corbelt. George
Cassie. and ID. Earl.
No. -, Precinct of Ballard-W. III.
Peters. Il. Holden and X. w. Grover.
No. "a, West Seattle--Transfer COM
pany's barn; Martin Kyle. L. G. Cattell
aud Alfred Gould.
No IS, kent-Town hall: J. III. Titus, j.
W. cavanaugh and Thomas Coin.
No. 10. dhlman-M uliarkey's hall; John
Dorman, ;. A. Bushman and John Glib
son.
No. IL, Adolaide-A. Bride, Z. Z. Blewett
and q. :. Ustrom.
No. Is, precinct Of star Lake-Star Lake
voting place; J. NJ. Phillips. j. |. Sloan
and w. r. Rhodes.
No. ~. Buenua-IA Chcadle, Thomas
Elliott aud W. I. Oliver.
In all other precincts the election is to
be held under the caucus plan.