Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-28
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY BLEGII9N,
TO BIZ HELD
Saturday, March (, 1882

TIA MEETING OF TaF REPUBLICAN CITY
~ Central Committee, held at their rooms in the
Union Hotel on Monday evening" February q, 1882,
the following call for Primary Election was
adopted:
Resolved, BIZ the Republican Central Committee
of the city of Sacramento
First-That Primary Election be held on the 4th
day OF MARCH, 1882, to be conducted en- the Craw-
ford plan aud held under the provisions OF the Pri
mary Election Law, for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the offices Cf Third Trustee City At
torney Chief of Police, and two Fire Commissioners
Zone to serve out the term ade vacant by the death
OK Mike BIyte), and for selecting City Central
Committee said nominees tsa>e raid C"mmittee) to
be voted for the city election to be held in Sscra
mento on Tuesday, March Ia, 1882. AT said Primary
the polls will be kept open Tor the reception Of bat
lots continuously from II o'clock n. TO O'Clock
p. L.
Sscond-That all prisons desirous to be voted fol
at said primary Election candidates for the Re
publican nomination Tor any of said Offices, notify IL
| writing, over TIER proper signatures, the
Chairman or Secretary of this Committee OF such
desire, on or before 7:30 o'clock P NJ, on THURS
DAY, March ,, 1882, such notification to contain Q
statement that the person indorses the principles Of
TIE Republican PARTY that he will support qualified
Republicans such offices as in the exercise OF the
duties OF his offiae he shall have vote in filing
that at the last Presidential election be voted foI
the Garfield aud Arthur Electors, and that he will
abide the result of said Primary Election, and sup
port the nominees of said Primary Election
Third-ThGt all persons who indorse the principles
OF the Republican party, and VINO voted Tor the lar
| field and Arthur Electors az the last Presidential
election or would have so voted had they been ent
tied 10 vote, and who viii pledge themselves to sup
| port the nominees and abide the result of said
! Primary Election, and who are legal and qualified
voters in the districts where they offer their votes
| shall be entitled to vote at said Primary Election
| Fourth-Tbat all ballots used at said Primary
Electonm must be printed in conformity with the pro
visions of the Political Code of this State relating
| to election ballots.
| Fifth-That notice of the holding OF said Primary
Election be given by publishing copy OF these reso
| lutions in the SACRAMENTO DAILY RECoRD-UNIoN an(
the Sacramento Daily Bee, on February 49, 1882
and each day OF publication thereafter until and in
| GLIDING the day upon which said Urinary Election
| shall be held, and also by publication OF the sam
! in the Sacramento Leader and Sacramento Journal
Sixth That when the polls are closed, the Flee
ton Boards shall count the ballots, in the name
adopted at general elections held under the laws
| this State, keep taes Of all votes cast and wher
the ballots all counted they shall make outa Ger
tiicate showing tie number of votes cast for eaci
candidate aud deliver the said ballots tally paper
aud certificates to the Secretary of this Committee
| at the rooms of this Committee at the Union Hotel
| as soon practicable.
Severth-That as soon thereafter az PRACTICABLE
this Committee shall meet and the return
Of said election. In caavassing they shall throw
out of the count all votes returned cast for per
| sons whose names were not submitted to this Com
mittee as aforesaid. The persons who receive tn
greatest number OF votes shall then be declared b.
! this Committee the nominees of tn. Republican
party for said respective Offices.
Eishtli-That at said Primary Election the follow
ing named places and persons be, and the same ar
appointed the places for holding and the person
for supervising said election in each ward
First Ward-Polls ct Stevens saloon, Third and
streets. u. Vernilya, Inspector; c. II. Steven
and ]. Slater Judges.
Second Ward-Polls at Leslie's saloon, Fourth an
X streets W D. Stalker Inspector John Georg
and Ed. NJ. Martin, judges
| Third Ward-Polls at William Tel House, Mint
and streets. John Rider, Inspector; Douga Gil
! liz and T. A. Smith, Judges
Fourth Ward-Polls at Reimer's store, Eigh' n an
NJ streets George Murray, Inspector; J. c. Rodger
| and j. F. Richardson, Judges.
JAMES /. FELTER, Chairman.
WINFIELD j. DAVIS, Secretary. fe2S I'd