Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
REPUBLICAN
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PrimaryandCOnYentiOn.

Dissolved, BY THE COUNTY REPUBLICAN
H. Central Committee of the County of sacra-
mento, that in accordance with the provisions
of Capter IA of Title of Part 3 of the Political
Code of the State of California, "a Republican
Primary will be held in the County of sacra-
mento, on SATURDAY. APRIL 10, 1884, for the
purpose of selecting delegates to a Republican
County Convention, to be held at Sacramento
City, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23d, at Il o'clock
a. NJ, for the purpose of selecting Delegates TO
attend the Republican State Convention. to be
held at Oakland, California on WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 50, 1884, for the purpose of.selecting Del
egates to attend the National Republican Con-
Tention, to be held at Chicago, Illinois.
That said Primary Election be held under the
provisions of the Primary Election Law, and in
accordance with the RESOLUTION OF THE
NATIONAL COMMITTEE; that all voters,
without regard to past political differ
ences who are in favor of elevating
and dignity American labor protecting and eX-
tending home industries, giving free popular
education TO the masses of the people, securing
free suffrage and an honest counting of ballots,
efTeetually protecting all human rights in every
section of our common country, and who desire
to promote friendly feelings and permanent har-
mony throughout the land by maintaining
National Government pledged to these objects
and principles, and win pledge themselves to
support the ticket to be nominated at Chicago,
at the Convention called to meet on June B. 1884,
are cordially invited to cast their votes for dele
gates to the County Convention at such primary
That said Primary Election be held at the fol-
lowing places, and that the following named
A. ,,4
such Primary Election, and that the respective
Precincts shall be entitled othe following num-
Der of Delegates, viz
First Ward ca MISUNDERSTANDING place, 2lS
street. Inspector, W. A. Anderson; Judges, |. $.
Brown. J. F. brennan.
Second Ward az delegates)-Polling place
southwest corner Fourth and X streets In
spector, ". B. Burtisi Judges, n L. Drew,
Third Ward "a Notwithstanding place
northeast corner Twelfth and streets In
spector, James McCleery; Judges, ?. E. Platt,
Fourth Ward az MISUNDERSTANDING place
southwest corner Tenth and X streets. Inspec
tor Frank Lenoir; Judges George Murray Geo
b. Blue.
Guthrie's g delegates) inspector, Alfred
Briggs; Judges, George McAlullen, Geo. Duder
Sutterville g misunderstanding place Oak
Hall. Inspector, Frank Slack; Judges, c. Mum
Poekman'sQ delegate)-PoI place at Jones
saloon. Inspector, W. II. Robinson; Judges,
w +. Nelly, G.. Towle.
Brighton q gates)-Inspector p. H. Muir
ply; Judges, :. G. Foster, r. :. Lockett.
Reuters q deegatel- inspector, j. Reuter- !;
Judges. H. CrDukite, John McDemott.
COUGHS e misunderstanding place, SCOTS sa-
loon. Inspector, ID. Hauser; Judges, II. Slum-
antelope g delegatesl-Po!lingp place at AstelTs
Hall. Inspector, Joseph Heintz; Judges, -
HoweIls g delegates Polling place at How
ellis saloon. Inspector, :. \. Howell Judges,
s. b. Moore, George Tavemier.
Michigan Bar q delegates Polling place at
Charles ROmers saloon. Inspector, G. L. Romer ;
Judges, J. W. Heath, A. Lamb.
Live Oak u delegate)-lnspeetor, George At
kinson Judges, l. StFt.ckman --.
Ashland q delegate)-Polling plac- ut Law
tons store. Inspector John Lawton Judges
j. T. Cardwell, George Little
Folsom Is delegates)-Polling place at Fire
mans Hall. Inspector, J. II. Durham; Judges
J. Hayman c. /. Ecklon.
Mormon Island q delegate)-Polling place at
StephenSons. Inspector Thomas Stephenson !;
Judges, J. II. Hope, p. Broder.
Halfway House u delcgate)-Inspector, J. T.
Butler; Judges, c, NJ. Chapman, VIM Sales
Saulsbury's q Acknowledgements, Charles
INITIAL; Judges, Isaac INITIAL samuel Duder.
Florin q MISUNDERSTANDING place ut Sugden's
store. Inspector, l.. II. Fassell Judges, D.
Reese Thomas Jenkins.
Elk Grove a delegates)-Polling place at Da-
Wis Hall. Inspector, l. Evison; Judges, Delos
Gage, 4. Woodward.
Union House 6 MISUNDERSTANDING place at
Inspector y. NJ. Fay Judges, II. W.
Johnson V. Tryon
Freeport q delegatel-Poling place at Riehls
store. Inspector, r. H. Hunt; Judges, J. W.
Lee Phil. &. Riehl.
Franklin G delegates Polling place at Korn's
store. Inspector, 7. X. Beckley Judges, II. En-
hardt, J. b. Bradford.
Richland 2deegates) Polling place at School
house Inspector, William Johnston; Judges
Charles Cannon. Isaac Bryan.
CORTLAND g MISUNDERSTANDING place at
Myers store. Inspector Dwight HOLSTER;
Judges, J. L. Olsen, : Bates.
Walnut Grove g delegateSD-Polling place at
Sharpe store. Inspector, Joseph Wise; Judges
B. Westfall, William Jackson.
Isleton e delegates polling place at the
Hotel. Inspector, Hart +. Smith Judges P. H.
Gardner, K. Webb.
Hicksyille @ delegates)-Polling place at Arno
House. Inspector, j. i. Kane; Judges, II. :.
Putney A. Randolph.
Gait "a delegates Polling place at Harvey's
Hotel. Inspector, \. Whitaker Judges, John
Brewster o. Harvey
Clay Station e misunderstanding place ut
Steele's Hotel. Inspector. Thomas Fowler
Judges, Thomas Steele, c. Boulton
Emmaton e delegates Polling place at Up
hams inspector, ). NJ. Opham; Judges, D. l..
Lincoln school-house q Acknowledgements,
VIM. Townsnau Judges, John Coyle, --.
That said polling places be kept open from ,
O'Clock p. NJ. TO : o'clock =. NJ. on said day OF
holding said Primary Election.
That notice of holding said Primary Election
and Convention be given by publication ofthese
resolutions in the Sacramento Daily Bee SACRA-
MENTo REcoRD-UNIoY, Sacramento Journal, for
three days next preceding the holding Of said
Primary Election.
That said Convention be held ut such place
as may be hereafter designated blythe Chairman
ofthis Committee.
In pursuance Of said resolutions this publica-
lion is made by said Committee.
Dated Sacramento, Cal, ISL
JOHN RIDER.
Chairman CouutyRepublican Central Committee
A. J. RHoAps, Secretary County Republican
Central Committee apli3tMWF