, 1875-10-10
IT. Reeds Judicial Candidacy-GroWing
Wrath Of The Opposition.
Assessing the County Clerks Employees
for the Grand Barbecue.
Considering the Prospects Of the Candi-
dxtes.--Thfrd Ward Repnb-
lfcans.


county he1o dec1deolg uTetg eesston yesterday
afternoon in Parlor ~ Grand Pacific aotel.
Nearly Ill the members were present. aud a
large number OF outsiders. At O'Clock the
President. Aid. schadner, called the meeting to
order, Mr. Birch acting as Secretary.
The Chair stated that at the last meeting three
committees we're appointed Que of these was
to report on the number OF representatives. to be
chosen from each ward and town to the coming
County Convention, which convenes on the 18Th
instant Also. committee to name judges Of
election for each ward. ana committee for Sc
lectng hall in which to bold the Convention
Aid Schadner stated that the Council Cham
Der had been used for holding number OF dif
ferent conventions in the past OF both parties,
and be thought it could be procured again for
the coming Republican Convention, ftee OF
,haERe-
Mr. Hnrd moved to hold the Convention in the
Counci! Chamber, In the Ciiy-Hall, providing 1t
sould be procured free Of chsrRe. Carried.
NOT QUITE READY.
The report from the Committee On Apportiou-
nent was called for. Mr.. Christ Manner
itated that Mr.. Bogue had the doc uuent In n1s
possession and VAS tohare presented it thai day.
put that gentleman WAS not present he would
state, however, that there Was very little change
u k06 AQpVI A{tW 1Ast Se4t.
The reports from the Ward Committees on the
selection Of judges for the coming primary cleo
hons v ere next called for, but only 8 few wards
responded. The list will be published in full
next week, 10 It is ext ected :hat by that time
tbs reports will be completed.
WHERE TEE PRIMARIES ARE 10 BIZ HELp.
The Ward Committees on choosing places for
holding the PRIMARIES next reported, as follows
Fsst FaTd d-Engine- house near Lake street.
Third FaTd-W. c. Phillips, 6l9 State eet-
Fourth Wayd-Hovlands uvery-stAble- ...
Fura Farh-corner Of ThiEty-6tth street and 1ndt
E.oh1h Hard-so -southvos. ooensz ut MAXWELL md
ls,.sta Ward-No 177 West Garrison atreet.
Tx4ath Furd-No l40 West Madison street.
IuertA Ha1d-Msdison and Elizabeth streets.
Thirteenth Rard-oarpenier's bookstore, 719 Aadi-
fvurt<rnth Eard-Benz' Hal, Lake street, near
s,ztsentI Ra~d-co1nsz Of Lar7.bee md Webster
GtreetA.
Eighteenth Fard-Sorthwest corner of sedgwtck
street and Chicago avenue.
Ktn<t<snth HaTd-Turner Hall, Clark street.
coMArS1cA1loN.
The Chair stated that he had received COM
municauon from the Third Ward, which would
explain ITSELF 1t had NO signature, however,
and therefore it waa no: known who had sent it,
and had no Official character The paper was
read BY the Secretary, ano is US follows:
Aa regular meeting Of the Third Ward Republican
Executive Committee. 1t was resolved That 1t be the
allowed to serve Judge Of the primary election and
the aad Executive COMMITTEES recommend the follow
!ng-named gentlemen 70 act - Judges of tho forth
AbrahA1ns, Henry Bradford.
Mr. Mulln moved to lay the communication
On the table. The motion Was NOT seconded
Mr. Chafee, from the Third Ward, stated that
he believed the objections urged hsd been over
come by the Central COMMITTEE. He would
therefore ask the privilege Of withdrawing the
communication. which Was granted
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
Hr. BoRue now entered the room, and the
OF election and on apportsonmeutr OF both OF
which Committees the gentleman Was Cn air.
man.
III. Boguo stated that the Committee on
Judges OF Election had held two meetings, one
Monoav and the other "Wednesday, At The last OF
which action was ta1en. They bad mfer-
ence with the County Commissioners who had
agreed to appoint one out OF two gentlemen for
each precinct, out OF any nAnes the Committee
might suggest.
TEE AppoR11oSsExT.
Mr. Bogue ne1s reported on the number Of
delegates
Tho Convention will consist OF 1853 members,
apportioned as follows: First aud Second Wards,
e.eh Third aud Fourth, s each; Fifth, 8:
Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth, each Ninth and
Tenth each Eleventh. S; Twelfth and
Thirteenth, each Fourteenth, 6 !; Fifteenth.
Z; Sixteenth e. Seventeenth. 4; Eighteenth,
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a. 400 oele8Ass.
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Somm~l,.ee ~ were so"pes'eo ~ 1n'to@Se 'A7 nona-
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