Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-14
REPUBLICAN,
PRIMARY ELECTION.
To be held October Is, 1881.

ATA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN CITY
n Central Committee, held at the Courthouse on
Wednesday evening, October u, 1884, the following
call for Primary election was adopted:
Resolved, By the Republican Central Committee
of the City of Sacramento:
Frst-That primary election be held on the 18th
day of October, 1891, to be conducted upon the
" Crawford plan, and held under the provisions of
the Primary Election Law, for the purpose of nom-
mating candidate for the Office OF Second Trustee
of the City of Sacramento, to serve out the term
made vacant By the death OF Jerome c. Davis, the
polls to be kept open for the reception of ballots
continuously from II o'clock N. to o'clock P. NJ
Second-That all persons desiring to be voted for
at said primary election candidates for the Re-
publican nomination for said Office, notify in writ
ing over their own proper signatures, the Chairman
Secretary of this committee of such desire on or
before 730 o'clock NJ on Friday, october IA, 1881,
such notification TO contain a statement that the
person indorses the principles of the Republican
party; that Re will support qualified Republicans
for such Offices as in the exercise of the duties OF
his office he shall have vote in filing that at the
last Presidential election he voted for Garfield and
Arthur electors and that he will abide the result OF
said primary election and support the nominee.
Thir!-That all persons who indorse the princi
PIE CT the Republican party, and who voted for the
Garfield AMI Arthur electors at the last Presidential
ele ton, or would have voted had they been en-
titled to vote and who Will pledge themselves to
support the nominee and abide the result OF said
primary election and who ere legal end qualified
voters IN the districts where they offer their votes,
shall be entitled to vote at sad primary election.
Fourth-That ell ballots used at said primary cleo
ton must be printed in conformity with the pro-
visions OF the Political Code of this state relating to
ballots.
Fifth-That notice of the holding Of ea;d primary
election be given by publishing copy OF these reso-
buttons in the SAcRA -ESTo DAILY RECORD UNION and
the Sacramento Daily Bee on October 10, 1881 and
each day thereafter until and including the day
upon which SAID primary election shall be held and
also by publication of the same in the Sacramento
Journal
Sixth-That when the polls are closed, the Elec-
ton Boards shall count the ballots, in the mann
adopted at general elections held under the laws OF
this State, keep taies of all the votes cast, and
when the ballots all counted they shall make
out a certificate showing the number of
votes cast for each candidate, and deliver
the said ballots tally papers and certificate to the
SECRETARY of this committee rs soon as practicable
Seyenth-That soon thereafter as practicable
this committee shall meet and canvass the returns
OF said election. In canvassipg they shall throw
out of the count all votes returned as cast for
persons whose names were not submitted to this
counties as aforesaid. The person who receives
the greatest number of votes shall then be declared
by this committee the nominee of the Republican
party for said office.
E'ehth-That at said primary election the follow
ing named places and persons be and the same are
appointed as the places for holding and the persons
for supervising said election III each ward
FIRST wARD-Polls at Stevens Saloon Third
and streets W. A. Anderson, Inspector; G. FL,
Stevens and j. F. Slater, Judges.
SECOND wARD-Polls at Leslies Saloon, Fourth
and X streets. Ed. NJ Martin, Inspector Clarence
Nelson and II. L. Mckee, judges
THIRD wARD-Pos at William Tell Hotel,
Ninth and streets S. S. Beeie, Inspector; John
NJ Avery and Z. Z. Ames, Judges
FOURTH WARD Polls at Reimers store,
Eighth and streets. H. A. Burnett, Inspector
j. +. Richardson and Robert Miller Judges.
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WINFIELD ]. DAVIS, Secretary. o13-3t