Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-17
REPUBLICAN WARD caucusEs

Ca,Icd for Monday Evening, March the
I1rh, for the Purpose of Nominating
Ward Candtdstrs.
Below are the calls of the different wards
for republican caucuses TO be held next
Monday night for the purpose Of putting
in nomination ward tickets snd selecting
delegates to the congressional and city con-
veniions. Every republican understands
the Importance of attending these meetings
and the imperative necessity of nominating
good men for all the offices TO be filled.
The way 10 get good men in the different
city boards is for the people to attend these
meetings, and carefully select the very best
men for the different positions and not
leave the work TO be done by few. Every
republican voter in the city should make it
his business to attend these caucuses Mon
day night.
FIRST WARD CAUCUs.-The republican
voters of the First ward are called to meet
at the sheriff's office Monday evening.
March 10, between the hours of and s
O'Clock D. m, for the purpose OF nominat-
ing a candidate for council, candidate for
school board, candidate for assessor, and
also select two delegates 10 the congress-
ional convention and ten delegates to the
city convention. A. j. BAKER,
Committeeman.
SECOND WARD CAUCUs.-1he republi
can voters of the Second ward are called
to meet at the Western engine house, Mon
day evening, March 10, between the hours
OF and o'clock, p. m, for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for council, can
ddate for school board. candidate for
assessor and select three delegates to the
congressional convention and thirteen dele
gates to the city convention.
j. NJ. BENNETT, Committeeman.
THIRDWARp CAUcUs.-The republicans
of the Third ward are called to meet at the
Central engine house ON Monday evening.
March 10, between the hours of 7 and s
o'clock p. m, for the purpose of nominat-
ing candidate for council, candidate for
school board, candidate for assessor. six
delegates to the congressional convention,
and twenty-four delegates TO the city con-
ventiOn. AMOS MILLER,
r J. BECK,
Committeeman.
FOURTH WARD CAUcUs.-The repubi- !
cans of the Fourth ward are called to meet
at their regular voting place. on Mound
street, on Monday evening. March 10. be-
tween the hours of and O'Clock, for the |
purpose of nominating q candidate for city |
council. candidate for school board, candi- |
date for assessor, four delegates 10 the con- |
gressional convention, and fifteen delegates |
TO the city convention.
JAMES II. BRISsLEY,
Committeeman.
FIFTH WARD CAuCUs.-The republicans |
voters of the 5th ward, are hereby |
notiied to assemble at Spence's |
\. Of ArasR nd all
Springs streets, on Monday evening, March |
18th. lSSS. tor the purpose of nominating |
one candidate for city council, one candi- |
date for board of education and one candi- |
date for assessor. Also To elect seven del |
egates to the congressional convention, and
twenty-eight delegates to the city and town. |
ship convention
G. }. WoNEs. Prct. A.,
HENRY FENsTERMAcHER, Prct B.,
JAS. C. BAXTER, Prct. c.,
Central Committeeman.
SIXTH WARD Caucus The republicans
of the Sixth ward are called to meet at the
mayors office. Monday evening, March |
10Th. between the hours of 7 and s O'Clock. !
for the purpose of selecting candidate for
council. candidate for school board, candi- |
date for assessor. six delegates to the con- |
gressionaI convention and twenty-siN dele |
gates 10 the city convention.
WESLEY MCDONALD,
! q HorIow.y
Committee.
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