Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-07
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN
PRIMARY ELBGII0N,
10 BIZ EELD-
Saturday, March 10, 1889.

Alta MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN CITY
~ Central Committee, held at the Office Of W. A.
Anderson, on MONDAY, March 8, 1883, the follow
ing call for Primary Election was adopted
Resolved, BY the Republican Central Committee
of the city of Sacramento:
First-That a Primary Election be held on Satur-
day. March TO- 1885, TO be conducted on the Crawford
plan aud held under the provisions OF the Primary
Election law for the purpose OF nominating candi-
dates for the offices Of Second Trustee, Auditor,
Collector, Assessor, Fire Commissioner, and Tor
selecting CITY Cen raj Committee. Said nominees
(save said Committee) to be voted for at the City
Election to be held in Sacramento on TUESDAY,
MARCH ID, 1883. At said Primary Election the
polls will be kept open for the reception Of ballots
continuously from u NJ. to o'clock P. NJ.
Second-That all persons DESTROYS to be voted for
at said Primary Election as candidates for the Re
publican nomination for any OF said offices notify in
writing, their own proper signatures, the Chair
man Secretary OF this Committee OF such desires
on or before 7:30 o'clock P. NJ THURSDAY, March
Sth, such notification to contain statement that
the person ndOrses the principles OF the Republican
party; that he will support qualified Republicans
for such offices as In the exercise If the duties of his
office he shall have vote in filling that the last
Presidential election he voted for the Garfield and
Arthur electors and that he will abide the result OF
said Primary Election and support the nominees of
said Primary Election.
Thiri-That all persons whoindorse the principles
of the Republican party and who voted for the Gar
field and Arthur electors at the last Presidential
election, would have SO voted had they been en-
Titled 10 vote, anu VINO lleu8e themselves TO
support the nominees and abide tie result of said
Primary Election and who are legnl and qualified
voters in the districts where they offer their votes
shall be entitled TO vote at sid Primary Election
Fcurth-That all ballots used at said Primary
Election must be printed in conformity with the
provisions of tie Political Code of this State relating
10 election ballots.
Fifth-That notice of the holding Of said Primary
Election be given by publishing copy OF these res
olutions in the Sacramento Daily Bee and the Sac
RtNENrO DAILY RECoRD-UNION, on March @, 1888,
and each day If publication thereafter until and in
GLIDING the day UPON which said Primary Election
shall be held, and also by publication Of the same
in the Sacramento Leader and Sacramento Journal
SiXth-That when the polls closed, the Eec-
ton Boards shall count the ballots in the inner
adopted at general elections held under the laws Of
this State, keep TALES Of all votes cast and when
the ballots are all counted they shall make cut a
certificate showing The number OF votes cast for each
idate, and deliver said ballots tally papers and
certih ates TO the Secretary Of this Committee
Seventh-That as soon thereafter as practicable
this Committee she'll meet and canvass the returns
Of said election In canyagsiDg they shall throw out
OF the all votes returned as cast for persons
whose names were not submitted to this Committee
aforesaid. The persons who receive the greatest
number Of votes shall then be declared by this Com
mittee the nominees of the Republican party for
said respective Offices
Eighth-That at said Primary Election the follow.
ing named places and persons be, and the same are
appointed the places for holding and the persons
for supervising said election in each ward.
All parties wishing to become candidates will hand
in their names by THURSDAY EVENING, at II
o'clock, with an assessment of SIS, and pledge them
selves in writing to support the nominees.
First Ward-Stevens Saloon, Third and ] streets
W. A. Anderson, Inspector; C. a. Stevens, J. N.
Slater, Judges
Second Ward-Fourth and streets Christopher
Green, Inspector; w. d. Stalker, John S George
Judges.
Third Ward William Tell House. S. s. Bedee
Inspector; John Rider, Samuel Blsir, Judges.
Fourth Ward-Corner Eighth and NJ streets. Geo
Murray Inspector; S. J. jackson, Henry Burnett,
Judges. FRANK Smith, Chairman.
A. j. RHoADs, Secretary. re- CT mo