The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-05
xorYcr, or ELECTION.

DEsoL.TioNs ADOPTED BY THE RE-
N publican city central committee OF seattle
SD civ the laws o. the state Of Washington in
reference to primary elections:
cornn,lrsee az seattle that GA Wednesday. the
aIsf aay of February. 1894 there he called and
held Republican primary ELECTION ~ ne Guy o.
ra.es to o Republican city convention 10 De here
amer called. and 10 be he'd on saturday the 2ata
slay OF February, 1894. at the hour Of 10 - NJ of
said dsy. that within the fol owing distrtcss IN
said city hereinafter created and designated polls
hsreinsfter mentioned frorn IL o'clock noon 70
O'Clock p OF said day
pistrics No one shall embrace all Of the First
shall be SIG Yesier avenue. and the following
reputable persons. each OF whom = hoasehelder
judges of said election for said district. to-wit;
Jane. 6leescn. John Copiey. Charles Meneer.
ward CT The city of seattle and the pol ing place
shall be 40 Market street. and the following
in said di ',rict are hereby designated TO act rs
Judge of said election IN sad district. towls A.
h. hraymer, II. ,. Phillips: d. : Kelly.
District No. Three shall enne-a ace all OF the
Third ward CT the city OF seattle. and the polling
p shah be Brewers hall, southeast corner Nc
Clair and Jessie streets and the following rcpu'a-
be persons each Of whom is q householder IN laid
district are hereby designated 10 at as judges OF
said election In said district, to- wit. Ralph simon,
Msrt. Dsshon. Nathan Reman.
District No Four shall embrace all OF the
Fourth ward Of the city OF seattle and the po ling
reputable persons each of whom Is . heaseh older
In said district. hereay designated TO act
judges of sad election in said district, to-wit:
George kitiinger, stewart 4. smith. Fremont
f. Cramer.
District No Five shall embrace all OF the Fifth
ward OF the city Of Seattle. and the polling place
shail be Armory hall. Fourth and Union. and fol-
lowing reputable persons. each of whom Is y house
holder in said district are hereby designated 10 act
as judges of said election In said district. towif:
Ju,ius F. Hale. Grant c. peGroat. Edward Won
bis riot No six shall embrace all OF the sixth
ward of the city Of seattle. and the polling place
shall be the Bellevue ho,e, Front near BATTERY
and the following reputable persons each of whom
Is householder IN said district are hereby desig-
mated 70 act as 1adges oi said election in SAID dis
W. H T. Barnes.
District No seven shall embrace all of the
Seventh ward of the city of Seattle. ard the pol
log place shall be PincKney hail, broadway and
Depot. and The following reputable persons each
OF whom is householder TN said district. are
hereby designated to as judges OF said ecticn
IN sad district. to-wit: J. G. Nigge, Harry Gibb
District No Eight an all embrace all of the Eighth
ward OF the city OF Seattle, and the polling place
aha be D. 7. penny's Office. Kentucky and Har-
rison, and the following reputable Per each OF
whom is . householder IN sad district are hereby
desgnated 10 act as judges of said eectlcn 10 said
district, te-wit: n A. Wilson, f. w. Yoang
Scion I. Williams
District No. Nine shall embrace all of tho Ninth
ward of the city OF Seattle. and III, polling place
shall be store room door south of Miilers drug
store, Fremont. and the following reputable per-
sons. each OF whom is q householder In said dis
trict hereby designated 10 act as judges OF said
election In said dstrie., to-wt j. r. Draper
Jacob Fuson, George Redpath.
hat said election will be held under the pro-
visions of the primary election law of the state of
Washington In eacn OF the aforementioned dis
tricts
That the qualifications required for voters at
said election IN addition to those required by law.
shall be as fsllows ta-wft: That he shall be ke-
publican and be registered legal voter In the
district where he offers to vote.
Passed this 9th day of January, 1894.
A. NJ. BKoOKES
Chairman Republican City Central Commute
Attest: EDWIN W. GRAVES. Secretary.