The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-06-06
CALL FOR COUNTY CONVENTION.

CALL FOR COUNTY CONVENTION
The Republican County Central Commit
tee has caused the following call for
County Convention June 9th inst. to be
issued:
RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by the Republican County
Central Committee of King County, that
Caucus and Primary of the Republicans in
each of the voting precincts of King County
be, and the same are, hereby called in the
manner hereinafter designated for the pur-
pose of selecting persons to represent said
precincts respectively and delegates to
County Convention hereinafter provided for.
That within the corporate limits of the
cities of Seattle and Ballard and the in
cOrpOrated towns of Auburn, Columbia, Is
Saquah, Kent, Renton and West Seattle, eau
cuses to be held in each of the voting pre-
cincts thereof at the places hereinafter de-
signated on Friday the Goth day of June,
1902, at the hour of o'clock D. M
Ihat at said caucuses any qualified Re-
publican elector may place in nomination
the name OF any qualified Republican cleo
tor to be voted for as such delegate at such
primary, at least twice the number of per-
sons to be so nominated at said caucuSes
as are to be elected as delegates to said
convention. And said caucuses shall decide
by vote the names of three qualified Repub-
icans, two as judges and one as clerk of
said primary election and the Chairman and
Secretary of such caucuSeS to be chosen at
such caucuses shall certify to the County
Committee on the day following such eau
cuSeS the names of each and every person
so placed in nomination for delegates to
Such convention in the order in which they
are so nominated, together with the names
of such persons selected at such caucuses to
act as judges and clerks of such primary
election.
That Republican primaries in each of the
voting precincts of said cities of Seattle
and Ballard and the incorporated towns of
Auburn, Columbia, Issaquah, Kent, Rem
md Coz In hD Il -
hereby called to be held on the oath day of
June, 1902, at the places hereinafter desig-
mated. The object of which primaries is to
elect delegates to the Republican County
attic on Friday, the 9th day of June, 1902,
for the purposes hereinafter specified and
that such primaries shall be open from 1
O'Clock p. m. until O'Clock p. M That
the places at which such caucuses and pri-
marieS shall be held in said respective pre-
cInctS are as follows:
First Ward-First precinct, New England
Hotel office Second Precinct, 604 First Az
enue South Third Precinct, North Store
Chappell Bldg, 9Th Ave. South between
hing and Weller; Fourth Precinct, 217
Washington Street, basement; Fifth Pre-
cinct, 206 Fifth Avenue South Sixth Pre-
cinct, SO6 Seventh Avenue South Seventh
Precinct, Argo Hotel.
Second Ward-First Precinct, 1927 Jack
son Street Second Precinct, 2315 Jackson
Street; Third Precinct, OItman's Hall. 700
24th Avenue South; Fourth Precinct, 2816
jackson Street.
Third Ward-First Precinct, 316 Twelfth
Avenue; Second Precinct 425 21st Avenue.
Royal Arcanum Bldg. Third Precinct, 1925
East Madison Street; Fourth Precinct Mad
ison Street Pavilion.
Fourth Ward-First Precinct, Municipal
Court Room Second Precinct, Cherry Street
entrance Scheureman Block Third Precinct.
ONCE Perrin Hotel; Fourth Precinct North
east east corner 4th Avenue and Columbia
Street; Fifth Precinct, southwest corner
Seventh Avenue and Columbia St. Sixth
Precinct basement Court House
Fifth Ward-First Precinct, Compton's
ond Precinct, 103 University Street Third
Precinct, 104 Pike Street; Fourth Precinct,
stables southeast corner Fifth and Pine
Firth Precinct, Armory; Sixth Precinct,
enue.
Sixth Ward-First Precinct 2O33 First
avenue Aver m, Second Precinct. 1922 First Az
Fourth Precinct, Denny School; Fifth Pre-
cinct, Bowers Hotel, Sixth and Olive.
seventh Ward-First Precinct, Church,
corner Pike st. and Bellevue Avenue; Sec
ond Precinct 413 Pontius Avenue; Third
Precinct, rug store, Howard Ave. North and
Alma Street; Fourth Precinct, sos e. Den
ny way; Fifth Precinct, Hardness Store,
d4tn and Pike St; Sixth Precinct, grocery
store corner Harrison and Federal Ave.
Seventh Precinct 2O12 East Madison st.
Elgnth Precinct, house Of John Stanton.
corner OF East Lynne and Eastlake Ave |
Il
Nirk's office, APO Denny Way; Second Pre- |
clnct Pacific Rug Co., corner of Harrison
and Warren Third Precinct, Queen Anne
pumping station Fourth Precinct, D. c. |
Ave ~'0eH |AAne
Ninth Ward-First Precinct, Colgroye's
6alI Second Precinct, Ross House Third
1 TTreclnct, Hose House; Fourth Precinct, !
a Hall Sixth Precinct, Sunday School Tent
SeVentn Precinct, Temperance Hall Eighth |
Preclnct, Michner's Store.
BaIlard-t1rst Precinct, City Hall: Sec
0nd Precinct, School House, Broadway and
Fourth Ave. Third precinct, School House.
broadway and Second Ave.
Auburn-Bank Building.
Columbia-ToWn Hall.
Issaquah-ToWn Hall
Kent-TOWn Hall.
Renton-Dr. Beach's Office
west Seattle-Ferry Waiting Room.
poI Inat caucus and primary in each of the
following precincts of King County excIu
Sive of the cities of Seattle and Ballard.
and the incorporated towns of Auburn. co,
Iumbla, !ssaquah, Kent, Renton, and West
Seattle, is hereby called for the 24tb daW
II June, 1902, in the respective precincts
at the times and places following, to-wit
Adelalde-Scho0l House, to 6 D. m.
AlDln-Dering Lindquist House, 2 to 4
D. m. "
ArthgrISchool House, to 9 p. m.
Barlng-School House, to 6 D. M.
DDoI1eF Ue~ ScnOoI House, to 6 %. m.
Berlin-School House, 4 to p. m.
Birch-SchooI House, to 5 D. m.
Black DiamOnd-School House : 70 g
}. m. "
Black River-School House, z to D. m.
Bolse-SchoOl House, 2 to 8 D. m.
Buenna-School House, to D. m.
Burton-School House, to 8 D. m.
CEDAR Mountain-School House, to 6
}. m.
Chautauqua-Q. NJ School House, 7 to
}. m. "
Cherry Valley-SchooI House. to DIN.
CChristopher-N; P. Depot to 8 p. m.
Covington-Mill Office, ~ to / D. m
Cumberland-Ofice of Occidental CoaI
o., to Z p. m. wal
Des Moines-School House, 6 to 8 D. m
DunIap-Town Hall, to 8 p. m.
DDurnam1S School House, 2 to p. m.
rG uvW1aamnish-Higgin's Hall, to Z p. m.
Ellenson-Mill Office, to s D. m
Enumclaw-Dewey Hall, 2 to D. N
Fall City-MarshaITs Hall. a TO q n NJ
FFrI9anklln-School House, to D. m.
Gllman-S school House, 4 to D. m.
Green River-School House, to D. m.
hot Springs-Lumber Companys Cook
p. M "
J9Ianita1Sehool House, to D. m.
KKlrkilanddI,Currier Bldg, to 8 D. m.
kra1n-School House, 4 to 6 D. m
Lester-Morgan' Store to 5 nm
LaWson1School House, to s D. m.
HMeary-S school House, to 6 p. m.
o NtdiuisSon = Northern Hot Springs
N Creek-skykomish School House,