Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-05-05
Satur ay, May 5,'88.

For The purpose Of electing ten (o) delegates
10 the Democratic state Convention TO be held
at Virginia City. New, Thursday. May ~, lsSa
The duty Of the State Convention vii De 70
nominate q candidate for Congress. = candidate
for the Supreme court OF the state. and three
Presidential Electors; also TO choose six Dele
gates and six A~lterates 10 the National Conven-
ton to BIO held OF st. Louis. NO., June ., lsee,
for the purpose Of nominating . candidate for
the Presidency. and Q candidate for the wee
Presidency o. the United States.
The qualifications Of voters at the Primaries
are the same As those required BY the General
Election laws OF the State.
The party test shall be: Are you an ~elector,
ar will you be an elector 81 the ensuing cleo
tion, and will you support the nominees on tne
National and State Democratic Conventionsf
The election Board Of each district shall con.
sist Of three judges. who shall be sworn, and
who shall appoint two competent CLERKS VINO
shall also be sworn.
In All csses returns Of each district must he
made TO the Chairman OF the County Central
Committee. II any person named as members
Of the Election Board be not present or decline
to serve, then those present shall NIL the va
cancy 90 provided by Law.
The attention Of the Boards. ss we'll a. OF all
voters. is called to the law governing Primary
Elections, page IS, statutes Of 1883.
Resolved. That the county be devided into
six Election Districts. and that Delegates be
| spportioned As fsllovs:
District Ne. First Ward. town OF Eureka.
| including Devils Gate, Diamond Valley and
Pine Station. three Delegates.
| District No. 2-sscond Ward, town OF Eureka.
| Including Geddes and Pinto. three Delegates.
District No. Study Hill, South. one Dele
District No. RUBY Hin. North. one Dele
gate.
gate.
| Cortez and Mineral Hill. and the other precincts
along the line of the T. 4 P. railroad. not other
wise mentioned. one Delegate.
Precincts not specially named are included
in the districts nearest or most convenient
The polling places established and the
Judges Of Election appointed ss follows:
District No. Judges Of Election-R. J.
Dosk. J. W. Jones and Sam Raphael. Polling
place, Hsnsen's old store.
District No. 2, Judges OF Rlection-B. r
McEwen, A, W. Campbell and Ed. Mccormack
Polling place. District Attorneys office.
District No. s.. judges Of Election-Mike Nc
Namara, Martin Lzngton and II. Radcliffe
Polling place, Miners Union Hall.
District No. 4. Judges Of Election-Fran
Rogers, Pat Stanton and Nick Barlow. Polling
place. Harry Dsley's House.
District No. 8. Judges Of Election-M. Hart
nett. N. Moran and Joe Deiou. Polling place
Industry mine.
The Polling places for the candidates foi
District No. 8, viii be as follows;
Judges Of Election IT. r. Jewell, +. NJ
Baum and David Jones. Polling place, t. X
JEWELS store.
Mineral ~Hill-Judges OF Election-A. Muir
dock, Mike stanton and j. Hensley. Pollini
place, J. L. Tompson's store.
Beowawa-Judges OF Election-J. Mcconnell
John Hovengton and - -. Pollinl
place at Benson's Hotel.
Cortez-Judges OF Election-R. d. Clark
Henry Welsh and - Cleary. Polling plac'
at Wenban's store.
The polls shall be opened at l O'Clock P. N.
and close at 6 p. N.
Motion made that the above be published II
the WEEKLY SENTINEL for the period Of tw,
weeks. GEO. w. GREEN, Chairman.
J. AHERS, Secretary. sp-14-2-w