The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-05-13

be allowed to east more than one vote for
one candidate.
The following resolutions, adopted at
the meeting held on May 4th, 1870, are
still in force and are published for the in
struction of those holding the elections,
viz:
LIST. That the polls be opened only al
the usual places of holding elections fixed
by law.
2d. That the Republican voters OF each
district shall elect their member of the
County Committee and the two addi-
tional officers to hold the primary Elec-
ton.
81. That when they were not elected at
the previous election. The committee.
man for each borough and township, shall
select the two other persons to assist in
holding the primary election in their res
pectivc district, ard that the committee
man act as judge and make the return of
election.
ith That the committeeman he rcquir-
cd to make list of the Republican voters
of the borough or township in which he
lives, and have the same present at the
election, and designate thereon ever per-
son voting, and il any person not named
thereon be judged entitled to vote, the
names be added to said list and the fact
stated, and said list to lie produced before
the return judges when they meet
9th. That all Republicans be required TO
vote in their proper districts.
9th. That no person be allowed to vote
unless known TO have voted with the Re
publican party, or who can produce salts
factory evidence Of the fact.
J. |. ScULL, +. J. KOOSER,
Sec. Chm. Co. Com.
THE Somerset County Agricultural So
ciety met at the Court House on Tuesday
evening, May 9TH. The following Exccu
tive Committee was appointed
Chairman-Josiah Shafer.
Addison-John Hanna, Samuel Ringer.
Allegheny-George G. Walker, Samuel
Walker.
Berlin-Frank Forney, Daniel j. Bru-
baker.
Brothersyalley-F. J. Countryman,
Herman Brubaker.
Ccntreville-Samuel Dul, Aaron VIII.
Conemaugh-Hiram j. Boyts. Aaron
Shafier.
Meyersdalc-Col. ". d. Miller Gabriel
Beachly.
Elk Lick-John W. Bcachy, Harry NJ.
Lichty.
Grecnvillc-J. J. Lint, Joel NJ Yulzy.
JeiTerson-Solomon ]. Baker, Jonathan
&. Barclay.
Jenner-Bcnj. Kline, Henry Rauch
Larimer-Adam Lepley, Herman John
ston.
Lower Turkeyfoot-Noah Scott, Joseph
Lichty
Middlccrcck-Moscs Barron, Philip X.
Moore.
Milford--Allen 5. VIII, jacob S. Phil
Iippi.
New Baltimorc-John Topper Henry
WolIhopc
Norihampton-Samucl Poorbaugh,
Ephraim Droadwator
Paint-Jacob Hoffman, II. =. J. Custer.
Quemahoning-Nal. ]. Miller, Wm.
Berkcy.
Salisbury-Petcr p. Hay. o. W. Boyer.
Shade-Abrm. Brubakcr, Charles VIII
hanson.
Somerset Bor.-IIarrison Trent, J. J.
Hoffman.
Somerset Tp.-Pctcr Hehiey, Simon
southampton-Dcnnis Cook, VIM.
Trou;man.
Stonycrcek--John Speichcr, John
KoontZ.
Sioystown Daniel Zimmerman, John II.
IIite.
Summt-Hiram p. Walker, John King
lman.
Upper Turkcyloo;-IIiram Cramcr, Gar
ret Lccr.
Ursina-A!cX. Walter, Jos. p. Miller.
Wellersburg-John Wingcrr, Alfred
Wilmoth.
Conllucacc-Johna;lian Frantz, Jno. D.
Nanhorn.
1t is the duty Of this committee to make
all arrangements for fair to be held next
tall, and to do all things they shall find
TO make this fair success.
Another committee was appointed, con
sisting of the President and Secretary Of
the Society, and the Chairman of the EC-
ecutivc Committee. 10 publish an address
TO the people of the county relative to The
fair, which address wcsuppose we viii be
able 10 offer our readers next week.