The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20
DEMOCRATIC pnInAnIx..
Proceedings OF thc County Conn
mittee.

| PiuOe ou ohtutuays the lstn instant
pursuant to published call of tho Chair
man. Preseut-H. j. Keith. Of La
moille; L. L. Hardes'y. Of Wells; T.
j. Hsins. of Carlin, and ]. p. Edof.
Walter Chase and S. S. Sears. OF Elko
Mart. Smith, OF Tuscarora, was repre-
scented 10y j. Ii. DGnuis, as proxy; g.
Il Shepherd by A. j. Lane. as proxy.
w. j. Urton, of TuscGrora; Lew. vii.
lard, of Cornucopia, and Hugh Martin,
Of Bruneau. were unrepresented.
After organizing, the following reso.
iuiioEs were adopted by the Committee
lst-ReJolred-That tho Elko County
Democratic primaries for Tie purpose
of electing delegates to the Democratic
County Convention be held on Satur-
day, August 20. 1882, between the
hours Of | o'clock Z. II. AMI O'Clock
p. ~; prOvided-that in Tusearora,
Carlin and Wells precincts tho polls
shall be open between the hours of II
o'clock Al. and O'Clock p. II.
2d-Eesoived-Tha the test at said
primaries be: 81 will support the
nominees of the State AMI Couaiy
Democratic Conventions"
3d-Resoived-Tha the Elko County
Democratic Convention be held at the
Courthouse, in the town of Elko, on
THURSDAY, the Jlst day Of August,
IoS2, at the hour Of ii o clock A. u.
4;h-Rrsolved-That the delegates
in County Convent on assembled shall
al ~ f.FN Ill IL. -
ton, and that the last namnd delegates
shall be empowered to act in coujunc-
ton with the delegates to the State
Convention from Iumboldt County, in
selecting, in District Convention at
Eureka, candidate for the office of
Judge Of the Fourth Judicial District.
5th-Rs ssolved-TEat the basis Of
representation to the County Conven-
ton from each precinct be one delegate
Tor each 10 votes and one for each frac.
ton Of five and over cast for Hancock
and English at the last general election.
th-R-solved-Tht all persons yot
ing Mt the primary election must have
been resident In the county at least
twenty days prior to said election.
The following polling places we're
then established and Judges OF election
appointed:
Carlin-3 Delegate. Polls at Ber-
nard Il Hills. judges: E. J.. Helms
and Charles Bernard.
Clover--l Delegate. Polls at now
chool.house. judges: G. Lampman
aud n. Shore.
Camp Halleck-2 Delegates. Polls
at J. d. Ablc's. judges: q. W. Hamil.
ton and J. d. Able.
Columbia-l Delegate. Polls at Ben.
Davis. judges: Reub. Battles and
Cornucopin-l Delegate. Polls at
I. McATin. Judges: Il. McAyin and
Lew. Willard.
Elko-0 Delegates. Polls at Court.
house. Judges: Jack Payne and G..
W. Litlon.
Huntington--1 Delegate. Polls at
Crawford's. Judges: c. II. Halo and
Joseph Lindsey.
Hallec!i station-2 Delegates. Polls
at II. McCniu's. Judges: II. Mccain
and G.. Mcdonald.
Island MOuntain-l Delegate. Polls
at Ponrod's. judges: l.. Penrod and
Hugh Martin.
Jack Creek--l Delegate. Polls at G.
Woodward's. Judges. G. Woodward
and
Llmoillc-3 Delegates. Polls at
schoo!-houso. Judges: Ed. Odoll and
Jud. Dakin.
Mountain City--1 Delegate. Polls
at Sehoen's. judges: Wm. Hazaltine
and Max Scheen.
Mound-2 Delegates. Polls atD. T.
uooten's. Judges: W. IL. kennedy
aud G.. Il. Abel.
North Ruby-2 Delegates. Polls at
doe. Smiths. judges: Morris usaIy
and Jos. Smith.
Pleasant Delegate. Polls at II.
A. ioung's. Jujgso: Amos Roach
and IL. A. Young.
Railroad - Delegates. Polls at
Carpeaux's. Judges; Joseph Taylor
and l.. j. Carpenux.
South Ruby--2 Delegates. Polls nj
Overland Ranch. Judges u. II. Har-
rison and J. B. Moore.
South Fork--2 Delegates. Polls at
Swea ilnnd's. Judges: L. B. Chandler
and II. G.. woar.
Sprucemont-l Delegate. Polls at
Hamilton Hotel. judges: Ed. Barton
and s. Cloutier.
Star Valley Delegates. Polls at
school.housc. Judges: Lee st. Clair
and Isaac Hall.
Tcnno-l Delegate. Polls at Yves.
Johuson's. Judges: A. W. Gobblo
aud L. G. Hardy.
ruscarorn-i7 Delegates Pclis at
Dallas. judges: A. J. Dallas aud c.
McMhstcts.
Tacoma-l Delegate. Polls Al Pccks'.
judges: L. w. Rgneh and r. Mona.
han.
IL was ordered that where the Com.
miltee hos failed to appoinI Judges. or
whcro vacancy from any cnuyc exists
in the Board ON The d,y Of the election.
tho Democratic voters shall Gll such
vacancies. The Jidges will appoint the
clerks and proceed with the olcs.
tion.