Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-20
eureka Dailp 5entinel.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Judses and Clerks of Election
Polling Places, Etc.

Eureka, New, Sept. 10, 1884, it was or
dered that q Primary Election be held by
the Democratic partylof Eureka county on
Saturday, September 20, A. D. 1884, for
the purpose OF e~lecting delegates to the
Democratic County Convention, to be
held in Eureka, on Tuesday, Sept. 80,
1884, said convention to nominate candi-
didstes for the several county and town
ship offices Of Eureka county for the en-
suing term, beginning January next. The
qualifications Of voters at the primaries
are the same as those required by the Gen.
eral Election laws OF the State. The party
test shall be: "Will you vote the Demo
cratic ticket at the next election"
The Election Board of each district,
shall consist of three judges, who shall be
sworn, and who shall appoint two compe-
tent clerks, who shall also be sworn.
The certificates of the election of dele
gates to the County Convention shall be
made out by the respective Boards OF Elec-
ton in the districts from which said dele
gates are chosen.
In all cases returns OF each district must
be made to the Chairman of said commit
tee. If any of the persons named as mem
bers of the Election Board be not present,
or decline to serve, then those present
shall fill the vacancy as provided by law:
The attention of the Boards as we'll as OF
all voters, is called to the law governing
primary elections-page Is, statutes OF
1888.
Resolved, That the county be divided
into 28 election Districts, and that dele
gates be appointed as follows:
District No. l, First Ward Eureks-l5
delegates.
District No. 2, Second Ward Eureks-
% delegates.
District No. 8. Ruby Hill (south)-1O
delegates.
District No. 4, Ruby Hill (North)-6
delegates.
District No. 5, Industry Mines dele
gates.
District No. 6, Adams Hill-(Polling
place to be selected), 2 delegates.
District No. Z, Roberts Creek-(Polling
place to be selected), 2 delegates.
District No. 8, Pinto-(Polling place to
be selected). 1 delegate.
District No. 8, Spring Valley-(Polling
place to be selected), l delegate.
District No. 10, Mineral Hill-(Polling
place to be selected, 2 delegates.
District No. IL, Allison's Ranch-(Poll-
ing place to be selected), l delegate.
District No. IL, Stafford Polling place
to be selected), l delegate.
District No. 13, Palisade- Polling place
to be selectedl, 4 delegates.
District No. IA, Beowawe-(Polling
place to be selected), l delegate.
District No. Is, Pine valley-(Polling
place to be selectedl. l delegate.
District No. 16, Whites Rsnch-(Poll-
ing place to be selected), l delegate.
District No. II, Geddes-(Polling place
to be selected), 8 delegates.
District No. IS. DEVILS Gate-(Polling
place to be selected), l delegate.
District No. 10, Eureka Tunnel-(Poll-
ing place to be selected), 2 delegates.
District No. 20, Pine Station Polling
place to be selected), 2 delegates.
District No. 81, Garrison Mine-(Poll-
ing place to be selected), 8 delegates.
District No. %, Cortez Mill-(Polling
place to be selected), 2 delegates.
District No. %, Coleman's Ranch
Polling place to be selected), 1 delegate.
District No. "a, Willows-(Polling place
to be selected), l delegate.
District No. %, Connolly Mine-(Poll-
ing place to be selected), 2 delegates.
District No. 26, Summit-(Polling place
to be selected), 2 delegates.
District No. 81, Dug Out Mine-(Poll-
ing place to be selected), l delegate.
District No. %, Diamond City-(Poll-
ing place TO be selected), l delegate.
District No. 20, Diamond Valley, 1 dele
gate.
The polling places established and the
judges of election appointed are as follows:
Eureka, First Wsrd-Judges, P. s.
Quaid, R. j. Doak and Joseph Boos.
Polling place, next Stone Saloon.
Eureka, Second Ward-Judges, M. B.
Bartlett, James Morris and DR.. James
Williams. Polling place, District Attor-
ney's Office. Courthouse.
Ruby Hill South-Judges. John Flavin,
Ed. Mulcov and Robert Cheshire. Polls
at Miners Union Hall.
Ruby Hill North-Judges, W. 81. Byrne,
N. Barlow and Dan Sullivan. Polls at NJ.
Doyle's House.
Industry Mine-Judges. John Fletcher,
M. Moran and Robert Laird. Polls at In
dustry Mine.
Adams Hill-Judges, Frank Xix, W. T.
Poplin and George Hanks. Polls at Pop
Inns House.
Roberts Creek-Judges, j. G. Ford, NJ.
Dorgin and William Pagan. Polls at
Ford's House.
Pinto-Judges, H. B. Mckee, Thomas
Fitzpatrick aud Lawrence Hsrtnett. Polls
ct South Gate Hotel.
Spring vslley-Judges, VIM. Dougherty,
II. Epperson and James NJ. Duker. Polls
at Duker's Ranch.
Mineral Hil-Judges, A. Murdoch, T.
B. Brufy and E. t. Edwards. Polls at
Joseph Trevella's Saloon.
Allison's Rsnch-Judges. Joel Allison,
F. H. Sullivan and Matt. Foley. Polls at
Allison's House.
Safford-Judges, j. Walker, J. Howes
and ]. Tyson. Polls at Walkers House.
Palissde-Judges. J. B. Riddle, E. NJ.
Baum, D. T. Jones. Polling place at
Baum's Hotel.
Beowawe-Judges, Andrew Benson. Jos.
Mcconnell. John Hovenden. Polling
place at Freight House.
Pine valley-Judges, j. P. Raine. Dave
Meyers. S. R. Forward. Polls at Raine's
Ranch.
Gedddes-Judges, L. D. Pope, James
Doyle, Barney Mcorary. Polls at Car
penter's Store.
DEVILS Gste-Judges, j. d. Mcdowell,
D. s. Rockwell, Peter VIM. Polls at
Nickals' Ranch.
Diamond Valley-Judges, I. F. Crofut,
William Cox. A. ". Monkoomarv POLL