Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-01
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN PRIakRY ELECTION,
70 EE HELp-
Saturday, March 4, 1882.

d t. HaEtING OF 7 IL REP Is -ICAS cay
~ Cen,ri' Committee. hyll at taeir foous il the
Union al OF Mludsy eveuiog, February II lsS2
the following cali io- Primary Election was
adopted
Resivea. 81 tie Rel, III eau Ccn,rsl Committee
of tie 81 y a Saerinent.:
First-That Urinary Election be held on the 9Th
.lay 81 MARCH. 1872, to be conducted On thc Craw-
lord liau and held under the provisions of the Fri
mary Election Law. for the purpose OF nominating
candida for tc Offices If Third Trustee, City At
torney Chief 81 Police, and two Fire Commissioners
Zone cut tie term made vacant BY the death
of Mix Rrytel, aad for selecting a City Central
Committee sliu nominees (SN c said 'maittsc) to
he voted for tie city election to be held iii SAcr-
mento Tcesdav, March Il, 1882. 1t said Primary
the pi.s vii, be kept op for the cepton OF bal
lots continuously trvn l2 o'clock ". 60 o'clock
,.
Second rha; all p rsous de irous to be voted for
at said Urinary Ele ticO as candidates for the Re-
publican termination Tor any OF said Offices notify IN
writir. over Il cir proper signatures, the
Cl,airTnav or Secretary Of this Committee Of such
desire, on or before $50 O'Clock 81, GU THURS
DAY, March : 1882, sach notification to c'ntlin
statement, that the person indorses the principles OF
the Republican PARTY that he viii support qualified
Republicans for such Offices rs in the exercise OF the
duties OF his off he shall have Il vote in filing
that at the last Presidential election he voted for
the Garfield aud Arthur Electors. and that he will
abide the result Of said Primary Eoctio-l and sup
port the nominees OF said Primary Election.
Tnird-That al! persons who ndorse the principles
field aud Arthur Electors ~ the last PTeyi Genital
election would have vgted baf they been eHt'-
tied vote, and Sh0 viii pledge themselves 20 sup
pori the nominees aud abide the result OF said
Primary Election, and WHO are legal ard qualified
voters e. The districts where they off their votes
shall be c1tited 30 vote st said Primary Election.
Fourth That all ballots used at said Primary
Election must be printed IA conformity with the pro-
li,ions ei tee Political Code Of thus State relating
20 lect ou ballots.
Fifib-fhlt cotce ol the holding o. said Primary
Election be s.yeu by publishing copy OF hese reso.
iatiOuS 10 y { sac iSEST0 DsIlY RECORD UNicS and
the Sacr .Teut' Daily Bee, Uu fe'rusry Is, iSS2,
and each day oi publication thereafter uuti ami in
Guiding the day upon which said Primary Election
shall b, hell. al,d also bY publication Of tile same
in the Sacramcnto Leader AID Sacramento Journal.
Sixth TAA; Wien the polis arc closed. the Flee
ton Boards shall count ihe ballots, III the manner
adopted 40 general elections he'd under tic laws OF
this state keep aiiieS OF all vot,S cast aud when
the ballots all counted they shall make ont
ticate Oh wing u number OF votes cast for each
candidate. and deliver the sGid ballots tally papers
ard certificates 70 the Secretary OF this Committee
At the Of this CJaulittcc at the Union Hotel
rs 5000 practicable
Sev .uth-That rs soon Thereafter as practicable
this Committee Shall meet and canvass thu returns
81 said election. In eanVassing they shall throw
gu, 81 the count all votes returned lst for per
sous whose names were not submitted TO this Com
mittee Aforesaid. The persons who receive the
greatest number Of votes shall then be declared by
ih:s Committee the nominees Of til, Republican
party for said respective Offices.
Eghth-IhAt at said Primary Election the follow.
ing named places and persons be, and the same
appointed the places for holding aud the persons
FOR supers Using said election in each ward
First ward-Pos at Stevens saloon, Third and
streets. a. J. Vermilya, Inspector Z. II. Stevens
and J. Slater, judges.
second Ward-polls at Lesle's saloon, Fourth and
streets. d. Stalker, Inspector john George
and Ed. u. Martin. Judges.
Third Ward Polls at William Tell House Ninth
and streets. John Pider. Inspector. Douga Gil
lis aad F. A. Smith, Judges.
Fourth Ward-Polls at Reimers store, Eiyh' n and
NJ streets George Murray, Inspector; J. C. Rodgers
and J. Z. Richardson, Judges
JAMES l. fEJTER, Chairman.
NIsFIYl.u J. DAVIS, Secretary fe2S I'd