The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-06
CONVEN ZION Is CALLED.
Republicans Formally Fix Date as
February 21-Caucuses and
Primaries.

Primaries
The following formal call for eagcuses
and primaries and for a city convention %
be held February q was issued by the Re
publican city central committee yesterday:
This is TO certify that at meeting OF
the Republican city central committee,
duly called and held in the city Of Seattle
on the 18th day of January. 1900. the fol-
lowing resolution was duly passed oS the
unanimous vote of said committee, qu0r-
UNI thereof being present and voting there
for
'sBe IL resolved by the Republican city
central committee. That caucus and pri-
mary Of the electors in each OF the voting
precincts in the city of Seattle be. ana
the same are hereby called in the manner
hereinafter designated for the purpose OF
selecting persons RESPECTIVELY as delegates
to a city convention hereinafter provided
for: that the caucuses be held IN each OF
the voting precincts thereof, at the places
hereinafter designated. on the 18th day OF
February. 1900. at the hour of o'clock
p; m, that az said caucus any qualnea
elector may place In nomination the name
Of any other qualified elector TO be voted
for as such delegate at such primary; al
least twice the number of persons TO ne
so nominated at said caucuses as are 70
be elected asNdelegates to said convention,
and the said caucuses shall decide ~ vote
the names of three qualified Republicans,
two TO act as judges and ono as clerk OF
said primary election. and the chairman
and secretary of said caucus ito be CHOSEN
at said caucus) shall certify TO this city
COMMITTEES tat room sl5 New York block
on the day following said caucuses the
names OF each and every person so placed
in nomination for delegates TO said con-
vention in the order in which they are
so nominated together with the names of
such persons selected by such caucuses 10
act as judges and clerks of said primary
election. That Republican primaries IN
each OF the voting precincts of said city or
Seattle be and the same are hereby called
TO be held on Saturday, the 18th DAY OF
February, 1900, at the places hereinafter
designated: the object of which primaries
IL TO elect delegates TO the Republican CITY
tSn1J l'AftVfC IA yEfs
Ist day OF February. 1890. for the purpose
hereinafter specified. and tnat said pri-
martes shall be open from A o'clock p. m.
That inc places at which said caucuses
and primaries shall be held In the respee-
tive voting precincts of the city OF Seattle
are as follows:
First ward.
First preclnct--R Rear New England hotel
Second preeinct--Palace hotel, Weller
street.
Third precinet-sis Maynard avenue.
Fifth precinct--1o6is Fifth avenue south.
Sixth precinct-Corner Eighth avenue
south and Norman street.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures house. South
Seattle.
First precinct-Kessler' store. corner
Tenth and Main.
second precinct 25o2 Jackson street.
Third precinct-oltman's hall. Twenty
fourth avenue south.
Fourth precinct--A. o. U. w. hall. Jack
son street.
Third ward.
First precinct-East Fir, near Sixteenth
second precinct-Twenty-frst avenue
and East James
Third precinet--lsi7 Madison street
Fourth Decentralization park pavilion.
Fourth ward.
First precinct--Colby house. Third ave-
Second observation-disclosures, Third ave-
nue..
Third preclnct-s11 First avenue.
Fourth precinct Northeast corner
Fourth avenue and Marion.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures corner Sew
enth avenue and Columbia
Sixth precinct--Baseme OF court house.
Fifth Ward.
First precinct--iI05 Third avenue.
Second precinct-Cayuga house, Seneca
and Post streets.
Third precinct--l0s Pike street
Fourth precinct-Pony stables, Fifth ave-
nue. and Pine street.
Fifth precinct--6l3 Pike street.
Sixth precfnct-l0l6 Third avenue.
sixth ward.
First precinct-2oiS First avenue
Second precinct--232o First avenue.
Third pracinct-Brawley building. Cedar
and First avenue.
Fourth precinct-Good Templars' hall.
Battery and Fifth avenue.
Fifth precinct-Bowers hotel. Sixth and
Olive street
seventh ward.
First Observation-Disclosures corner Pine
and Broadway.
Second precinct-Corner Stewart and
Howard avenue.
Third precinct--4iT Pontius avenue.
Fourth Decentralization street between
Nineteenth and Twenty-hrst avenues,
Boyd building
Fifth precinct-23so Eastlake avenue
Eighth Ward.
First precinct--Affdsrson's hail. corner
Denny way and Fifth avenue north
Second precinct--Nayer's hail.
Third precinct--Queen Anne pumping
station.
Fourth preoinct--Damon's store. corner
Roy street aud Queen Anne avenue
Ninth Ward.
First precinct-old postoffice building,
INTERPLAY.
Second precinct Ross house.