The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-04-10
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Democratic Primaries.

At meeting of the Humboldt County Demo
cyatic Central Committee held at Winnemucca
March 81, 1888, it was resolved that primary
election be h Id by the Democratic party OF Hum
boldt county, Nevada, on Saturday, May 8, 1888,
for the purpose of electiDg eleven delegates to
the Democratic State Convention to be held at
Virginia City, Sto ey county, Nevada on Thurs
day May z, 1883, to nom nate candidates for
three Presidential electors, one member OF Con-
gress or c Judge of the supreme Court end three
members of the Board OF Regents of the State
University; elect six delegates and six alter
mates to represent the Democratic party of Ne.
yada 10 the Nat onal Democratic Convention to
be held at st. Lo is, Missouri, June 8, 1888; APP
poiu a state Central Committee and transact
such OF her bushes as may properly come before
the Convention That the qualifications requf ed
for voters at the said primary election are and
shall be. the qualifications pre- crbed by toe cleo
ton laws of the state, 6 -ther y it'll the party
test viz: Are you an electer or will you be an
elector at the ensuing election and will you sup
port the nominees OF the National and State DEM
ocrat;c Conventions? That the Election Board
Of each District shall consist of three 49, Judges,
who shall be sworn, and who shall appoint two
competent Clerks, who shall also be sworn. II
any OF the person named az members OF the Elec
ton Board be not present. or decline to serves
then those present shall fill the vacancy as pro-
vided by law where a delegate, or delegates,
shall be electe BY the votes of more than one
precinct the certificate of election shall be made
by the County Central Committee; but where
elected by the votes OF one precinct alone, the
certificate If election shall be made by the Board
OF Election OF such precinct In all cases returns
of each district and polling place must be
made to the Secretary of the said Committee.
That the County be div ded into six 90 dis
tricts, and Delegates appointed as follows:
DIsrRIcr No. 1-Sprng City. one delegate; polls
at Spring City.
DISTRICT No q Paradise, Eden Valley Little
Hum boldt, Willow Point; two delegates: polls at
Paradise
DISTRICT No. 3-Rebel Creek, Bartlett Creek,
McDermit, Willow Creek; one delegate; polls at
v illow Ireek
DISTRICT No. 4-Winnemucca, Golconda, Stone
House, Pleasant Valley; tour delegates; polls at
Wnnemucca and Golconda.
DISTRICT No; 5-hll City UnioDville, Dun
Glen, Star, Spring Valley; one delegate polls at
Unionville, Mill City and Dun Glen.
DISTRICT No. 6-Humboldt, Rye Patch, Oreana,
Lovelocks; two delegates; polls at Lovelocks.
That the polls shall be kept open between the
hours of and r. M, and the polling places
and judges shall be respectively as follows:
SPRING Y-Bell's Store; Judges W. J. Bell,
Ed. Lucus, Thos. Owens
PARADISE Grange store; Judges d. A. Abel,
John Bradshaw, Bishop Luther.
Willow CaEEg-NcColley's Hotel; Judges: c.
c. Huntingion. j. p Bargan, F. p. Snapp.
wNNEMUccA- District Attorney = Once ;.Tudgess
f. 8. Archer, Pat ODonnell, }. J Hill
GoLcoSDA--A Gintz's Residence; Judges: A.
Gintz, w. Il. kich, L. Smelser.
KNOXVILLE Justices Office; Judges: II. fe,.
lows, Joseph Organ, ID. w. johnson.
MILL CITY wooicock's HOTEL judges: p.
woolcock, $. ". Hammand, r. Organ.
Dun GLRN-Thomas' Hotel; Judges: W P.
Denekla, Chss. Gegg. r. Granville.
LovKLocgs -Hili's Store; Judges: Jos Hill,
p. X. Reed, L. n. Carpenter.
The attention ef the I.oard Of Election, as vel
as OF a | Vetcrs Ia called 10 the law governing
Pr,mtry Elections Sections 1921 to 1885 in
clu,i General statutes OF Nevada.
The Central Committee respectfully requests
the several boards Of Election to forward their
rel urns TO the Secretary OF the Committee, at
~ innemucca, Nevada, as soon as possible after
the polls are closed.
f. NJ. FELLOWS, Chairman.
5. J. BONNIFiELD, Jr.,
Dem. Co. Central Com.