Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05
POLITICAL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
A T A REGULAR MEETING OF THE REPUB.
"A lcan County Committee, Sacramento
county, California, held in Sacramento city, Cali.
forna. JULY a. 1882 the following resolutions were
adopted, viz
Resolved. That Republican Primary Election
in and for the county Of Sacramento, be held on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1889,
And that the delegates thus elected assemble in
Republican County Convention. on WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 9, 1882, at Turner Hall, in Sacramento
city, California, at II o'clock A, NJ.
2. That the object OF said Primary Election is to
elect delegates to said County Convention, and that
said County Convention is called to nominate candi
dates for the various county offices, and to select
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 to
be kept open at said Primary Election be from 2
P. M. to 7:3O p. NJ.
4. That the qualification required for voters at
said Primary Election, in addition to those pre-
scribed by law, shall be follows: To have vsted
for the Garfield and Arthur Electors at the Presi.
DENTAL election in 1880, or to have intended go to
vote had the voter been able to vote at that time
and pledge to support all the Republican nomi.
nees.
5. That said Primary Election shall and will be
held under the provisions of the Primary Election
Law.
6. That the time and manner of the publication
Of notice Of said Primary Election shall be by publi
cation in the SACRAMENTO DAILY REcoRD-UNIoS and
the Sacramento Daily Bee" commencing on the
25th day OF july 1882, and continuing to and includ
ing August 5, 1882.
7. That the places for holding said Primary Elec-
ton, and the names Of the constitute ~ the
Election Board at each of said Places and the num-
Der 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
streets, Sacramento, Cal. Inspector X F.
Second Ward-Nineteen delegates. Polls at Les
he's Saloon, corner Of Fourth and X Streets Sacra-
mento, Cal. Inspector, Charles T. Jones Judges
Addison Sage, Samuel Gale.
Third Ward-Tweuty nine delegates Polls at
William Tell House, corner Ninth and streets
Sacramento, Cal. Inspector, Richmond Davis !;
Judges, Z. V. Kellogg, W. Ii. Davis.
Fourth Ward-Twenty. six delegates Polls at
Touheys, corner Tenth and NJ streets, Sacramento,
Cal. Inspector, George Murray; Judges, j. NJ
Tenbrook, j. S. Miller.
Guthries. Suffer Township = Four delegates.
Polls at Guthries saloon. Inspector Alfred Briggs
Judges, Z. J. Beckley, John Olson.
Sutterrille-Four delegates Polls at Oak Hail.
Inspector, F. H. Slack; Judges, c. Munger, W.
Leman.
Pockmans-Two delegates Polls at Jones'
saloon. Inspector, W. H. Robinson; Judges, VIM.
T. Nicely, c. Towle
Brighton-Three delegates. Polls at Perkins
saloon. Inspector, z. ii. Murphy; Judges S. G.
Foster Il. S. Lockett
Reuters Station-Two delegates. Polls at Patter-
sons saloon. Inspector, J. Reuter-; Judges, II.
Cronkiie, John McDermott.
COUGHS, American Township-One delegate Polls
at Scotts saloon. Inspector, D. Hauser: Judges
Herman Stumme, A. F. Raymond.
Antelope-Three delegates. Polls at Astelrs Hail.
Inspector, Joseph Heihtz; Judges F. Mcmillan,
John Parsons
HowelIs, Lee Township-Four delegates Polls
at Howells Saloon. Inspector, s. A. Howell
Judges, S. B. Moore George Tavemer.
Michigan Bar-Two delegates. Polls at Charley
Romer's Saloon Inspector, C. L. Romer; Judges,
John w. Heath Albert L. Lamb.
Live 0ak-Two delegates Polls at the store In
spector, George Atkinson; Judges, Fred. Struck.
man,
Ashland-Two delegates Polls at Lawton's
store. Inspector, John I. Cardwell Judges. ". c.
Lawson, George Little
Fosom-Seven delegates. Polls at Freman's
Hall. Inspector, Jacob Miller; Judges, Hartford
Anderson, J. II. Sturges.
Mormon Island Two delegates. Polls at Steven
sons store. Inspector, o. s. Freese Judges Thos.
Stephenson, J. H. Hoke.
Halfway House-Two delegates. Polls at But
lers Hotel. Inspector, August Tappau Judges
Johr F. Butler, William Sayles.
Florin-Three delegates. Polls at Sugdens store
Inspector, l.. II. Fassett; Judges, D. Reese Thomas
Jenkins.
Fix Grove-Fve delegates Polls at Davis Hall.
Inspector, J. Eyerson; Judges, Delos Gage, A.
Woodland.
Union House-Two delegates Polls at Union
House. Inspector, N. NJ. Fay; Judges II. W.
Johnson, Vet Tryon.
Freeport-Three delegates Polls at Riehl's store
Inspector, ID. 7. Lufkim; Judges, J. w. Lee, Phil
Riehl.
Franklin-Three delegates. Polls at Korn's store
Inspector, ]. E. Hall; Judges, Il. Erhardt, J. B.
Bradford.
Richland-Tuo delegates Polls at School house
Inspector, William Johnson; Judges, Charles Gam
mon, Isaac Bryan.
CORTLAND Three delegates Polls at Myers store
Inspector, Dwight Hollister Judges, NJ. II. Myers,
J. X. 0sen.'
Walnut Grove-Three delegates. Polls at Sharp's
Hotel Inspector, Joseph Wise; Judges, B. West
fall, william Jackson.
Isleton-Three delegates Polls at Hotel In
Webb
Hicksvile-Two delegates Polls at Ano House
Inspector, il. o. Kane; Judges, H. S. Putney, A
Galt-Four delegates Polls at Harvey,s Hotel.
Inspector, A Whitaker Judges, John Brewster, o.
Harvey.
Clay Station-Three delegates. Polls at steeles
Hotel Inspector, Thomas Fowler; Judges, Thos.
Steele, C. Bolton.
Emmaton-Two delegates. Polls at Uphams
Inspector, J. NJ. 6pham Judges, d. L. Perkins,
Lincoln School House-One delegate. Polls at
school house. Inspector, VIM. Counsman Judges,
john Coyle, -.
Saulsbury's-One delegate. Polls at Saulsbury's
Station. Inspector, J. II. Martin Judges, Charles
Nuttsll, Isaac Nuttall
Dated Sacramento, July "a, 1889.
N. l.. DREW,
Chairman Republican County Committee Sacra-
mento county.
A j. RHoADs,
Secretary Republican County Committee Sacra-
meBto county. iy25-
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