The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-14

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walaa walia addStson, Saturdays. > n.
Fourth wa-ss-sseorge b KitsinRer. rress-
dent Rohess Lam0reux. secrsfArr- Temple
court. near Third and Caerry streets FRI
fIfsh xa-d-J. B. MaeDoussil. rrsss-
dent: Robert Black. secretary. Kanke
hall. Fffsh and Pdks streets. Saturdays.
Z ID p m
sixth ward-Alex Allen. prssi6sns: I. q.
Aliis. secretary: Bellevue hall. Front
street. Fear Battery, SATURDAYS. 7s5e n N.
Seveafh vard-Cspl John TayInr. fress-
dent. II. Z. Compton, secretary. Pinckney
hall. on Depot and Broadway, Mondays,
Easasn wsrd-w. Il. Davis. president:
on Kentucky and Harrison streets,
Wednesdays. 80 p n.
Ninth ward-A- ". Lovejoy. president:
c. L. Andrews. secretary. Fremont, SAT-
urdays. 80 ,. m
The Neptune Club held Its weekly meet
ing last evening and there we're shout 40
persons present Speeches were made by
Melvin g. Wins:cck. w. T. Scott and Mr..
Green Mr.. Scott presided Mr.. winstcck
related his experiences at sea. and his
speech througout was well received. Mr..
Scott spoke On the present Democratic
administration, which he criticised o.
verely for its utter disregard Of the inter-
ests Of the city and its citizens. Mr..
Green's speech was also 10 the point and
was crested with liberal applause. The
next meeting viii be held one week hence.
The Fourth Ward Citixens' League last
night passed resolution calling upon the
seven wise men 70 name . ticket by next
Saturday at the latest Then the follow
ing fourteen members we're elected TO serve
on . permanent central leagus committee
Of 100. a. follows: Morgan J. carkeek.
Josiah Collins. Will Carson. q. B. Bur-
well, l. j. CoIman. r. wickstrom, John
Schram. T. n. Halter, Griffith Davies,
Irving T. Cole, Capt. w. r. Ballard.
Samuel Ramsey. James Boutwell, and j.
IL. Alien.
]. B. MncDougaI. president Of the Fifth
Ward Republican Club, has appointed tho
following committee TO nominate dele
gates TO the city convention. subject to
approval at the primaries: r. r. Lewis,
fsaac Dohson, Michael Drew, George e.
Miller, w. II. Fitzgerald, J. n. Lang and,
ex.officio, J. b. MacDougall. This commit.
tee will meet At IN early date 10 select tho
list.
There will bs q meeting of the First
Ward Republican Club at 5l9 Yesier ave-
nue., this evening at 80 o'clock. Ad-
dresses viii be made by the following
speakers: w. f. Humphrey. @. r. Little,
William O'Donneil and Henry Steiman
Ali are invited.
CHARIKs WKsBEK. President.
All registered Republicans living In the
Sixth ward arc invited to participate In
the meeting Of the Republican club Of
that ward on Saturday, At which time can
didates for delegates to the city convention
will be nominated to be voted on ct the
primaries Wednesday.
The Republicans Of the Eighth ward are
earnestly requested to b present tonight.
as delegates to the city convention will b
put in nomination and the club will BE- ad-
dressed BY Hon. Eben Smith.
+. N. DAVIS. President.
The seven wise men composing the nom-
held another meeting yesterday, but as yet
have failed to complets their work Of franz
ing ticket.
The Ninth Ward Citizens' Lesgus will
organize tonight At knights Of Pythias
hall, Fremont General discussion Of mu-
nicipal issues. All invited.
The Third Ward Citizens League will
meet tonight at o'clock ct hall corner OF
Lake and Joy streets. Good speaking.
The Independent Scandinavian Club
held IN interesting meeting last night.