The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13
NOTICES OF ELECTION.

EsoLuTIoNs ADOPTED BY THE RE-
~ publican city csrtral committee OF Seattle
preliminary to bringing into forcs and efiec, in the
sad city the laws of the state OF Washington in
reference to mary esections:
he u resolved, By the Republican city central
committee OF seattle. that on Wednesday, the
zlst day of February. 1894 there be called and
ae ier se se primary ana sssS Of ~ the ss o.
Gales TO n Republican city convention TO be here
aiie' called, and 10 be held on saturday the gath
day OF February, 1894, at the hour OF 10 n Of
said day; that within the fol owing districts in
said city hereinafter created and designated polls
shsl be Kept open at the ctive polling aces
hereinafter mentioned from l2 O'Clock noon 10 7
O'Clock n. III. CT said day.
District No One shall embrace all Of the First
ward OF s,ciiy OF Seattle. and the polling place
shall be Sic Sesler avenue, and The following
Iepnta6e persons, each of whom isa householder
IN SAID district. are hereby designated 10 act as
judges of said election for said district to-wit:
lanes G!eeson, John Copley. Charles Mebber.
ward OF the city Of seattle. and the pol Ing place
shall he 40 Market street. and he following
repntsbs persons. each ofwhom Is . householder
IN said al trtct. are hereby designated ret
JUDGES OF said election tn said district to-wit: A.
h. kraylaer, H. p. Phillips h. =. Kelly.
District No Three shall embrace sii OF the
Third ward Of the city OF seattle. and thu polling
ace shall bs Brewers hail, southeast corne- Nc
siair and Jessie streets. and the following reputa
bic persons each Of whom is q householder In said
district afe hereby designated TO asst Judges Of
saia election Ia sail district. to-wit: Ralph simon
Mert Dfshon. Nathan Eeman
District No. Four shall embrace all OF the
Fourth ward OF the city of seattle and the DO lag
place shall De Temple Court, and the folIowIns
reputable persons. each of whom Is a househ older
IN said district. are hereby des snsied TO act
judges OF sad election In said district. to-wit:
1eofge hittinger. stewart r. smith. Fremont
l., Cramer
ward Of the city OF seattle. ani the polling place
thali he Armory hall. Fourth and Union. and fol-
ioNi1g reputable persons. each of whom Is house
holder in said district hereby designated 10 az,
a. luGsss NJ sad election in said district to~wIt:
Iuius =. Hale, Grant c. Ieorcat. Edward Won
DIS ret No. sir shall embrace all OF the sixth
ward OF the cii; 81 seattle ard The polling place
shaii oe the Bellevue hoe, Front. near Battery,
and toe following reputable persons each Of whom
s Ter in said district are hereby aesig-
mated 10 act as judges Of said election in SAID dis
triei, To- wlt A.bso Gardner. Douglass Philips,
W. II r. Barnes
District No seven shall embrace ali OF the
seventh ward OF he city OF seattle a q the poi
ing place shall he PiucSnev hall Broadway aai
neI,oi ana he following reputable persons. each
OK Wa ~ - householder said ttsfr ct
hsreuy de1gnaied TO act as judges Of said ecilon
y "a district. to-wtt- ] q. Aigsle. Harry Gleh
District 40 Eight shalt embrace all Of the Eighth
war; q The city o. Seattle and the polling place
saA a~ ~ l. benny's Office, Kentucky aad Har-
rison. AID the following reputable persons asrh OF
whom - = useaoider N district Ase hereby
alstrici. ts-*it: X A Wilson, h W. Yong
District No Aine shall embrace all Of the Ninth
NAfa o. tae city OF seattle. and tn polling place
shah De siare rooTn door sou a OF Ai!lsrs truz
store, fremont, and the following repuia5@ per-
snns. each % ncfn = n householder Ia said die
tr1ct are hereby Designated act a. Judges OF said
..sesion IN said ttstrici, to-w.E J. r. Draper
Jacob Suson. fseur-e Hecpatn
Z bat sale election viii be held under the pro-
visions OF the primary election Law OF the state Of
" Washington Ia each Of the aforementioned dis
tries
That the qualifications required for voters q,
ssia election IN addition 70 those required by Law,
shall De as fellows. te-wft; That he Shall oe q he
publican and De registered . legal voter in the
clsirsc; where he offers 70 vote
Passed tnis 9th day Of January, 1894
a NJ BROoKE@
Chairman Republican City Central Cosnulgtta
Attest. EDWIN W. CRAVEN, Secretary