The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-07-20

| CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN CAUCUS, PR
| MARY ELECTION AND NOMINATING CON
| VENTION FOR KING COUNTY, WASHING
| TON.
| This is to certify that at meeting of the Re
publican county central committe of King county,
| duly called and held in the city of Seattle Wash
ington the 18th day of July, 1900, the following
| resolution duly passed by the unanimous vote
of said committee, quorum thereof being present
and voting therefor:
Be it resolved by the Republican county cen
trail committee of King county: That a caucus and
primary Of the Republicans in each of the voting
precincts in King county be- and the same are
hereby called in the manner hereinafter designated
for the purpose of selecting persons to represent
said precincts respectively and delegates to coun-
ty convention hereinafter provided for that within
the corporate limits Of the cities of Seattle Ballard
and the incorporated towns of Auburn, Columbia
Issaquah and Kent, caucuses be held in each of
the voting precincts thereof at the places herein
after designated, Thursday, the 18th day of July
1905, at the hour of O'Clock p. m; that said
cauc1seS any qualified Republican electOr may place
in nomination the name of qualified Republican
eector to be voted for such delegate at such pr
mary; at least twice the number of persons
to be elected delegates to said CON
vention, and said caucuses shall decide by
vote the of three qualified Republicans.
judges and clerk of said primary eection
and the chairman and secretary of said caucus Ito
be chosen at said caucus shall certify to this
ty committee on the day following said the
names of each and every person so placed i'll nomi-
nation for delegates to said convention, in the
der in which they are nominated, together with
the of such persons selected by such caucuses
to act judges and clerks of said primary
ton
That Republican primaries in each of the vot-
ing precincts of said cities of Seattle and Ballard
and the incorporated towns of Auburn Columbia
Issaquah and Kent be and the same are hereby
called to be held the 30th day Of July 1900 at
the places hereinafter designated; the object of
which primaries is to elect delegates to the Re-
publican county convention to be held in the CITY
of Seattle, on Friday the End day of August 1900
for the purposes hereinafter specified and that said
primaries shall be open from l O'Clock p. m. until
That the places at which said caucuses and pri-
maries shall be held in said respective precincts are
as follows:
The City of Seattle.
First precinct-Merchant's hotel
Second preeinct-No. l7 Weller. street.
Third precinct-No. 61S Maynard avenue.
Fourth precinct-Hoffman house
Fifth precinct-No. 1861 Fifth avenue south.
Sixth p1ecinct-Comer Eighteenth and
Norman street.
Seventh precinct DashIey's store.
Second ward
First precinct-Kistlers store
Second precinct-NO. 2502 Jackson street.
Third precinct ltman's hall.
Fourth precnct-A. o. U. W. hall, Jackson
street.
Third ward
First precinct-East Fir, near Sixteenth avenue.
Second precinct-Twenty and East
James.
Third precinct-1617 Madison street
Fourth Decentralization park pavilion
| Fourth ward
ANoNOJ
| saloon.
Second precinct-Occidental Third avenue.
| Third precinct-No. 81 First avenue.
| Fourth precinct Northeast corner Fourth avenue
and Marion
Fifth precinct-southwest corner Seventh avenue
and Columbia
Sixth precinct Basement of court house
! Fifth ward
First precinct Holcombs stables, No lilo West
| ern avenue
Second precinct-Corner Seneca and Western ave
nue..
Third precinct-No 1872 First avenue
| Fourth precinct-Pony stables, corner Fifth ave
nue. and Pine street.
| First precinct-No. 705 Pike street.
| Sixth pTecinct-NO. 1918 Third avenue
/ Sixth ward
First precinct-No 2al3 First avenue
| Second precinct Warwick stables, No. 223 First
avenue.
Third precinct BIB building, corner First avenue
| and Cedar street
Fourth precinct Queen city hall, corner Fifth
avenue and Battery street
Fifth precinct-BoweTs' hotel, Sixth avenue and
| Olive street.
First precinct Northwest corner Pine and Broad
way.
Second mecinct-Corner Stewart and Howard
Third precinct-No Az Pontius avenue
| Fourth Decentralization, between Nineteenth and
| Twenty-frst avenues Boyd building.
! Fifth precnct-No 2340 Eastlake
| Eighth ward
First precinct-No. 72O Denny way (offce)
| Second precinct
Third precinct-City pumping station
Fourth precinct-Coner Queen Anne avenue and
Roy street
Ninth ward
First precinct-Old postofice
Second precinct-Reed's hall
| Third precinct-Hose house.
! Fourth precinct-I. o. G. T. hall.
| Fifth precinct Pasey's building
Sixth precnct--I. o. G. T. hall.
In the city of Ballard follows
! First precnct-City hall
Second precinct Doyle's store building.
| In the town of Auburn-Bank building.
In the town of Kent-City hall
In the town of Issaquah-ToWn hall.
That caucus and primary in each Of the vot-
| ing precincts of King county, exclusive of the
cities of Seattle and Ballard and the inccrpor-
| ated towns of Auburn, Columbia, Issaquah and
| Kent, is hereby called for the Goth day of July,
1900, in the respective precincts at the times and
| places following. toWit
Adelaide, schoolhouse to p. m; Arthur, school
house, to p. m; Avondae, schoohouse, to
p Albin, Dering and Linquist to p m.
Black River, schoolhouse to p. m. Bellevue
| schoohouse, to p m. Birch, schoohouse, 2 to
p. m. Black Diamond schoolhouse, 2 to b. m
Boise, schoolhouse, to p M; Buenna school
house, to p. m; Burton, schoolhouse. to D.
| m; Cedar Mountain, schoolhouse 2 to D. m
Chautauuua, Ouartermaster schoolhouse tn & n