The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-15
Thursday, September Is. 1870.

The polls to be opened at L. O'Clock NJ, and close
at 5 O'Clock P. NJ "a follows;
In Empire, at the Post OH &c.
The following Boards # election were che en-:
in Carson: jacob sheyer and II. 5. 'hilips
Judges; JOHN L. Chene. Inspector; +. D, Todd
Clerk.
In Empire: Jas. Morris ami Henry L. Deich-
m,n, JuIgrs; Fred Stadtmuiier, Inspector; Dean
Lyman, Clerk.
Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, the voters of
B.uu,wiek Precinct W II vote At Umpire Precinct.
RESOLVED Tint "A voter at the Republican In. on
Primary lcctipu shall possess the following quail
Atoms. iie sh al, at the time Of hudn- said
,rin election he duly qualified e-t'tur; aCd
his name shall app-tr upon the registration lists
OF Ormsby IouutS anu If the precinct Ia which he
offers vote FIR the l,.u: AMI he III Ill have
voted. at the PRESIDENTIAL ertIun In i>0N for the
Grant and C,l.4X electors or would have done 50
had il been possible for him To vote. and he shall
pledge himself support the nominees OF the Re
publican Union Par AT the General Election IN
November A. ID. $50.
hEsoLvED, That the voters at the primary cleo
tion Of the Republican Union party ct Urn>by
County be rcguii Ell la Indicate their preference
fr capiid,te-f,r the various County offices To be
filed at the coming Eeutral election; also their
ciIoice { IT II strict judge aud that the Delegates
the County AID district Conventions be bJunC
by the Instructions 50 indie .trd.
RESOLVED Tuat the Delegates 10 the State Con-
vention lie selected 10y direct AT the primary
election; an. h 1t the deiegttl elected, shall
iion of District Judge.
RESOLVED. Thar the County Central Committee
shall have the power fill any Vacancies upon the
County ticket winch may occur oy reason Of death
or other cause.
Now here follows a report of certain
proceedings had on this day, Sept. -,
the same being a revision OF, as well
rs supplemental to, the acts of this
committee had at its meetings OF Aug.
I3. 1870, and Sept. :, 1870:
That. whereas, the six delegates from
orInsby County TO the State Conven-
ton having been apportioned in the
order above set forth, that is to say,
four DELEGATES from Carson Precinct
and two from Empire township (Which
includes Brunswick Mill precinct) and
it being but an act of justice as well as
OF precedence that the Republicans of
each township should be secured in
their right Of choice OF their own dele
gates, therefore,
RESOLVED. That the voters at the
primary election in Carson precinct
are entitled to vote but for four State
Delegates; and that the voters at the
primary election in Empire township
are entitled to vote for but two state
Delegates.
RESOLVED, That the voters of Car
son precinct are entitled to en-
press their preference for but two
members Of the Assembly and TWO
members of the Board ofCountT Com
missioners. one of whom shall be des-
ignated as for 1.-THE long term /. be
ing deemed just and equitable that
Empire township should have the
choice Of one member ofthe Assembly
and one member, for 1.-THE short term
Of the Board ofCounty Commissioners.
REsoLvED, Thatthe place of holding
the election in Carson Precinct be
changed from the Sheritf's Office to
the room in the County building lately
occupied by Oscar Greenebaum.
HENRY L. MIGHELS,
GEO GIBSON. Chairman
Secretary.