Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-28


adopted, viz:
Resolved-1 That Republican Primary Election
in and for the county of Sacramento, be held OF
SATURDAY. AUGUsT ), 1852.
And that the delegates thus elected assemble il
Republican County Convention, on WEDNESDAY
AUGUST 8, 1852, at Turner Hall, in Sacramento
city, California, at II o'clock A NJ.
p That the object Of said Primary Election is tt
elect delegates to said County Convention, and thai
said County Convention is called to nominate candi
dates for the various county offices, and to selec
delegates to the Republican State, Congressional
and District Conventions; TO select Republican
County Committee, and to transact such Other
business as may come before said Convention.
8. That the hours between which the polls are tc
be kept open at said Primary Election be from :
P. NJ. to 7:S0 p. M.
4. That the qualification required for voters at
said Primary Election, in addition to those pre-
scribed by law, shall be as follows: To have veted
for the Garfield and Arthur Electors at the Presi
denti2l election in 1882 or to have intended SO to
vote had the voter been able to vote at that time,
and pledgc to support all the Republican nomi.
nees.
5. hat said Primary Election shall and viii be
held under the provisions Of the Primary Election
Law
g. That the time and mar ner of the publication
of notice of said Primary Election shall be by publ
cation in the SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD UNION and
the " Sacramento Daily Bee" commencing on the
25th day of July 1882, and continuing to and nclud-
ing August 8, 1882.
7. That the places for holding said Primary EIec-
tion, and the names of the persons constituting the
Election Board at each OF said places, and the
ber Of delegates allowed each OF said places are as
follows, viz:
First ward-seventeen delegates. Polls at Stew
ems Saloon, street, between Second and Third
meyer; judges, j. F. Slater, F Kearney.
Sec md Ward--Nineteen delegates. Polls at Les
lies Saloon, corner of Fourth and streets, Sacra-
meuto, Cal. Inspector, Charles T. Jones; Judges,
Addison Sage, Samuel Gale
Third Ward-Twenty.nin delegates. Polls at
William Tell House, corner Ninth and j streets,
Sacramento Cal Inspector, Richmond Davis
Judges, c. V. Kellogg, W. B. Davis
Fourth Ward-Twenty-sx delegates Polls at
Touhey's, corner Tenth and NJ streets, Sacramento,
Cal. Inspector, George Murray; Judges, }. NJ.
Tenbrook, j. S. Miller.
Guthrie's, sutter Township = Four delegates.
Polls at Guthries saloon. Inspector, Alfred Briggs
judges, E. J. Beckey, John Olson
Sutteryie-Four delegates Polls at Cak Hall.
Inspector, F. II. Slack; Judges, C. Munger, W.
Leman.
Pockman's-Two delegates Polls at Jones'
saloon. Inspector, W. II. Robinson; Judges, Wn.
T. Neely, c. Towle.
Brishton-Three delegates Polls at Perkins
saloon. Inspe tor, P. II. Murphy; Judges, S. C.
Foster K. s. Lockett.
Routiers Station-Two delegates. Polls at Patter-
sons saloon. Inspector, J. Reuter-; Judges, Ii.
Cronkiie. John MeDermott.
Couch's, American Township-one delegate. Polls
at scott's sloon. Inspector, D. Hauser; Judges,
Herman Stumine, A. f. Raymond.
Antelope-Three delegates. Polls at Astelfs Hall.
Inspector, Joseph Heintz; Judges, F. Mcmillan,
John Parsons.
Howelfs, Lee Township-Four delegates. Polls
at Howeli's Saloon. Inspector S. i. Howell !;
judges, S. B. Moore, George TaverDer.
Michigan Bar-Two delegates. Polls at Charley
Romers Saloon. Inspector, G. L. Romer Judges
John W. Heath, Albert L. Lamb.
Live oak-Two delegates. Polls at the store. In-
spectorl George Atkinson; Judges, Fred. Struck
Ashland-Two delegates Polls at Lawton's
store. Inspector, John T. Cardwell; Judges, Il. c.
lawson, George Little.
Folsom-seyen delegates Polls at Fireman's
Hall. Inspector, Jacob Miller; Judges, Hartford
Anderson, ]. Il. Sturges.
Mormon Island Two delegates. Polls at Steven
sons store. Inspector, John Nutiall; Judges Thos
Stephenson, j. II. Hoke.
Halfway House-Two delegates. Polls at But
ler's Hotel. Inspector, August Tappau Judges,
Johr f. Butler, William Sayles.
Florin-Three delegates. Polls at Sugden's store.
Inspector L. II. Fassett; Judges, d. Reese, Thomas
jenkins.
Elk Groye-Five delegates. Polls at Davis Hall
Inspector, J. Everson; Judges, Delos Gage, A.
Woodard.
Union House-Two delegates. Polls at Union
House. Inspector, n. NJ. Fay; Judges, II. W.
johnson, Vet Tryon.
Freeport--Three delegates Polls at Riehls store
Inspector, d. T. Lufkin: Judges, J. W. Lee, Phil
Riehl.
Franklin-Three delegates Polls at Korn's store
Inspector, j. E. Hall Judges, II. Erhardt, J. B.
Bradford.
Richland-Two delegates Polls at School house.
William Johlson Judges, Charles Gam
mon, Isaac Bryan.
Courtland-Three delegates. Polls at Myers store
Inspector, Dwight uollister judges, NJ. II. Myers,
]. R. Olsen.
Hotel. Inspector, Joseph Wise; Judges, B. West
fall, William jackson.
Isleton-Three delegates. Polls at Hotel. In
spector, Hart F. Smith; Judges. P. II. Garl ner, L.
Webb.
Hicksville-Two delegates Polls at Arno House
Inspector, y. o. Kane; Judges, II. 5. Putney, A
Randolph.
Galt-Four delegates Polls at Harvey's Hotel
Inspector, A. Whitaker; Judges, John Brewster, o.
Harvey.
Clay station-Tbree delegates Polls at steele's
Hotel. Inspector, Thomas Fowler Judges, Thos
Steele, C. Bolton.
Emmaton-Two delegates Polls at Upham's
Inspector, J. NJ. Upham; Judges, D. L. Perkins
Lincoln School House-one delegate Polls at
school house. Inspector, VIM. Counsman judges,
John Coyle, -.
SauIsburys-one delegate Polls at Saulsbury's
Station. Inspector, J. II. Martin; Judges, Charles
Nutsall, Isaac Nuttall.
Dated Sacramento, July "a, 1882.
N L. DREW,
Chairman Republican County Committee saera
mento county.
A. J. RHoADs,
Secretary Republican County Committee sscra-
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