The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
SHALLITBERATIEIED2
Election on Valuation of
School Debt Tomorrow.
POLLING PLACES AND OFFICERS.
Who May Vote and where-Form of
the BalIors-EaIes Governing
Women May Vote.

Everything Is In readiness fer the ssec-
ton tomorrow on the question % valsdat-
ing and raa1ytng tas warrant debt o. Sc
attic school district. Ne, ]. amounting 10
sse4.@4a- Tbs judges and clerks have ell
been selected. the ballots have been print
Ell, and al minor arrangements have been
perfected. Each polling place will Ia pro
yfded with voting instructions. ani there
VIII be any number o. people distributing
ballots The vote may be heavy. as no
registration Is required and women will
De allowed 20 cast their ballots II IS
stated that the Popuiist will make de-
terTnined fight 10 defea, the yaHda ton OF
the debt.
Following is iis OF the polling places,
judges and clerks:
Rialso buildiag-JudgeS. A V. Bell and
W. d. Field; clerk. W. 5. Hanks
AcCombs building, corner Seventh and
Pike-Judges, y. c. Adalr and A. Blaeki-
stone: clerk. a c. Graf.
Denny school--Judges. William Collier
and William Carnss; clerk. q. A. Gates.
Mercer schoo4-Judges. J. W, elise and
Il. Z. Mccoy; clerk, Frank T. Hunter.
Cascade school-Judges. A T. Means and
Neil Boyle; clerk, ". III. NhiatleSey.
II. +. Day schooi-Judges. Il. w Coates
and /. Latour; clerk. W. w. Folsom.
Latona schooi-Judges. w. II. Willis
and ]. W. Searnes. clerk, Il. X. Hubbard
Columbia school-Judges. Frank Beach
and II. Van TuyI: clerk, II. Fl. knrtx
L. I. Minor school-Judges, ID. o'Hara
and F. S. Southland. clerk. J. w. Brewer.
Rainier schc0l-Judges, FL. r. Slauson
and r. +. HaRbers; clerk. A n. Young
Pacific school-judges. T. Ryan and B.
A. Herman: clerk, William Blackman.
South sch0ol--Judges. Peter Murray and
r. III. White: clerk, r. a Caves.
In the instructions furnished 20 the DIFF
ferent. judges tne following rules for vot-
ing are given:
Every person. male or female. over q
years OF age, who shall have resided
in the school district for thirty days
Immediately preceding any school cleo
tion. and IN the state ona year, and
is otherwise, except as u sex. qualified
to vote al any general elec ton. shall be
a legal voter OF any school cleo ton. and
no other person shall be allowed 10 vote
Persons offering to vote may be chal-
lenged by any legally qualified school
elector Of the district. and one OF the
judges Of the cleo ton shall thereupon adj
minister TO the person challenged an oath.
in substance as follows:
:" You do swear cor affirm that you are
a citizen of the United States, or have de-
clared your attention TO become such;
that you are q years Of age. according 10
your information and belief. that you
nave reSlaeu ia THIS district lntFty aa4 >
next preceding this election and In the
state one year. and that you have not
voted before on this day
IF he shall refuse TO take the oath his
vote shall be rejected. Any person guilty
of Illegal voting shall be punished as pro
vided in the general election laws of the
state"
There will he two tickets. one with the
words For validating and ratifying in
debtedneSs. Yes" and the other. For
validating and ratiiying indebtedness.
No.
The polls will open at / r. m. and close
at s. A resident OF the district can vote
anywhere in the district he chooses.