Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-08-19
MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC
 CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The Democratic Committee met Satur- day evening Aug. 18th, at o'clock, with . full attendance.
 Upon motion, the primaries for the cleo ton of delegates to the nominating con- vention, were designated to be held, in the various precincts, on the second day of September, between the hours of 12 m. and 7p.m., and the Convention on the 16th day of the same month.
 The following precincts were then es- tablished as primary voting predicts, and the representation fixed in accordance with the numbers set opposite:
 Neptune Wells, 9 delegates; Turquois, 1; St. David, l. Benson, 8; Dos Cabezas, 8; Russelville, 9; Ramsey's Canyon. 1; Ash Canyon, 1; West Huachuca, 1; Huachuca Post l.; Winchester, 9; Charleston, 8; Contention, 8; Bsbee, 3; Galeyville, 1 Hereford, 1; WillcoI, 9; Teviston, 3; Tres AlamOs' 1; Lurty's Ranch, 1 Fort Bowie, 1; Camp Price, |; Morse's Mill, 1; Sol- diers' Hole, l. each of the four wards of Tombstone, 8 delegates
 Upon motion, the name of Charles l.. Guymond was substituted for that of D. F. Brown, as member of the Central Com mittee.
 F. B. Boarman then offered the follow ing resolution, which, after some discus sion, was adopted:
 Resolved, That the Democratic primary election, to be held In Cochise county, for the purpose of selecting delegates te attend. the nominating convention, to be held ay Tombstone on the 18th day of September, 1882, shall be governed by the following regulations, viz: The four wards of the city of Tombstone, and other precincts throughout the county, will each, by a meeting of the Democrats of said wards, form in each ward, from such resident Democrats, ward club. Each club, when formed, shall keep book for the enroll- ment of the name of such Democrats as shall apply for admission to said clubs. Said roll shall be carefully kept by the president of the club. There shall be no other than voluntary contributions, to the club, and no fee or charge shall be imposed for admission or full fellowship in said clubs.
 At the opening of the polls, in each ward, on the day of election of such delegates, above spoken of, the roll of members of the ward club, in each ward, shall be opened at the respective polls. Every man in each ward, whose name is subscribed to the club roll of the ward of which he is resident, shall be entitled to cast a vote in Said ward for such delegates. The judges or inspectors of said primary election will record no vote ifthe name of the applicant is not found on the ward club roll
 The Democrats of the city of Tombstone are earnestly requested to meet in thelr respective wards, on the 10th day of Au- gust, 1882 for the purpose of forming said ward clubs.
 First ward-Fraae building northeast corner of Third and Allen streets,
 Second ward-Court House.
 Third ward-J. J. McClellaA's store, Allen street.
 Fourth wnd-Golden Eagle Brewery, Seventh and Allen streets.
 All Democrats are cordially invited to attend the meetings in their respective wards and sign the club rolls.
 Said meetings will be held at the above named places, on the 18th day of August, 1882 at the hour of 71a o'clock, p. m.
 This course is recommended by this com. mittee, as it will secure Democratic vote st.a Democratic primary election. As no expense is incurred, 1t is the hope of this convention that all Democrats who have the real interest of the party at heart, aud who desire to see good and strong ticket nominated and elected, will use every ef- fort to see that all Democrats are duly enrolled on the ward club books.
 It is further recommended that all dele- gates be elected by ballot, throughout the county.
 There being no further business before the Committee, it then adjourned to meet at the call of the Chairman