The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-01
DAY FOR PRIMARIES.
King County Republicans Will
Elect 3SI Delegates.
WORK FOR TIE CONVENTION.
The yarioHs Somfnstt~ns Tnas Are TO
BE HAde-The PeIifug Places and
the 0gae~r. % the Election.

1tAef fHaEY 11Ts ana NsEAts o. Fsf&@F
preparation The Republicans Of King
county xnl bod their primaries TODAY.
never perhaps before have the gspablic-
ans OF tasss county taken deeper snseFes;
IN primaries W1h an almost positive
assurances 0f majority that prom
Ises 20 raa up into the thou
Sands before them. the members OF the
party are ENTHUSIASTIC, and the conse-
auenee IS that there Is much rivalry for
supremacy between candidates in the dif-
ferent wards. The primaries will be he
IN the afternoon. the polls opening al II
O'Clock noon and closing 81 ?. m. Three
hundred and eighty-ons delegates wiil be
elected. 10 from the city snd lsi from the
county. These delegates will make up The
Republican county convention which con-
venes IN this city on Tuesday next The
eleciion vail be held under the primary
election law.
The convention will assemble in Armory
hall. on Tuesday. September 4 50 IL
O'Clock =. m. Its purpose Is to nominate
prosecuting attorney. sheriff. county
treasurer. county auditor, county superin-
tendent Of schools, county assessor, county
surveyor. eounty coroner, and 5 county
wreckmasfer Nominations will also
be made by the convention for the fol-
lowing offers, delegates for the
respective districts only voting thereon !:
County commissioners for districts Nos. /,
and 3; state senators for districts Nos
"A. Is. 2s y. . and -; two representatives
for the Thirty-ninth representative dis
trict, two for the Fortieth. two for the
Forty-first, two for the Forty-second and
three for the Forty-thlrd aistrict; two
justices Of the peace and two constablss
for Seattle. The convention will also
elect eighty-three delegates 10 the state
Republican convention, which will be
held at Spokane on September -, and will
also select county committee for the en-
suing year.
The city representatives will be as fol-
lows.
First ward. west OF South Second street.
s.: First ward, east OF South Second street,
Is; second ward, Is; Third ward, 10:
Fourth ward. Is; Fifth ward, 81; Sixth
ward. 81; Seventh ward. %; Eighth ward.
81; First precinct of Ninth ward, ?; Sec
ord and Third precincts of Ninth ward. S;
Fourth precinct of Ninth ward, B.
Nineteen polling places have been Sc
lected. The polling places and the officers
of election are as follows:
No. i-2o6 south Third street; James
Gleason. John Caldwell aud Charles Web
Der.
No. 2-NJ. 2.50s Jackson street; T. c.
Marum, A l. Spencer and n. III. Martin.
No. 3--Brewer's hall. Mcclaire street;
G. ". Coriiss. b. ID. Voris and George
Hooker.
No. 4-Temple Court. Third street. be-
tween Cherry and James: Boyd j. Tall
man, X. X. George and Stewart L. Smith.
No. 5-Armory hall; :. G. Harris.
Hiram ]. Jacobs and f. Hinton.
No. 6-Beliyue hotel; Alexander Allen,
]. W. Stearns and Terry King.
No. 7-Pinekney's hall, corner Of Depot
and Broadway; Joseph W. Gregory.
Horace +. Compton and +. \. Nelson.
No. s-Clarenden hotel, corner Depot
and Poplar streets: n. McCallum. w. III.
Hughes and j. +. Pike.
No. 9-Postoffice building at Boulevard;
Thomas Ferguson, Joseph Haekett and
ole Scheliestad.
No. lo-Hose house, Fremont; o. J.
Carr, W. II. Wynn and f. +. Knowles.
No. Il-Marquis' hall. Latona: +. s.
Berry, J. NJ. Dewey and Charles Horton.
No. i2-Sorthwest corner Commercial
and Jackson; John Corbet, George Cassie
aud ID. Earl
No. i3-store building al joining the City
Drug Store. Ballard W. III. Peters, George
l.. Holden aud II ". Grover.
No. 14-Transfer Company's barn, West
Seattle; Frank Case. l.. ;. Cottell and A.
u. EsheGmau.
No. Blown hall. Kent; ]. II. Titus, ].
". Cavanaugh and Thomas Coin.
No Muliarkey's hall, Gilman, John
Dormer :. 4. Bushmau and John Gibson
No. lT-Adelaide precinct voting place,
Adelaide; A. T. Beede, {. 4. Blowyeit and
III. :. Ostren.
No fs-Old Milton schoolhouse, Star
Coke precinct; ]. NJ. Phillips. J. j. Sloan
and W L. Rhodes.
No ie-Adelaide in Buenna precinct
Lomar Cheadle, Thomas Elliott and W. 4,
Oliver.
La the other precincts not included in
the above the delegates shall be elected in
caucus meetings OF the Republicans of the
precincts.
The qualification required Of voter is
that ne shall be legal voter and n men,
Der OF the Republican party, OF a deciaTa-
ton on oath that he wall vote the Repub-
lican tiekes at the forthcoming general
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