Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-10
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

PURSUANT TO CALL 4 MEETING
I Of the ElkO County Democratic Central
Committee was held 1t Elko. Nevada, April Z,
1885, whom the following business wAs trans
acted:
On motion the vacancies In the Central Com
mite wero Allied by substituting C. w.arover.
Of Elko, for s. s. SearS-removed from the
State; W, J. Urton. of Tuscarora. for Mart
Smith-deceAsed; Reub Battles, of Tuscarors,
for F. NJ. Leland-removed from the State.
on motion C. W. Grover was elected secre-
tary, vice s. s. Sears, removed from the State.
On motion 1t was ordered that . Primary
election be held by the Democrats Of Elko
county on Saturday. May 0, 1888. for the pur-
posc Of electing thirteen (l3l delegates to the
Democratic State Convention to be held at
Virginia City, Nevada. on Thursday. May IL,
1883, to nominate candidates for the various
offices designnted in the call, published else
where In this issue.
The qualifications necessary for voters at
the primaries are the ZANE required by the
election laws of the State, together with the
following party test, to wit: "Are you an cleo
tor. or will you be an elector at the ensuing
election, and will you support the nominees Of
the National and State Democratic Conven-
tions?'
In all cases returns of each precinct shall be
forwarded to the:SecretAry Of the County Cen
trail Committee. which Committee shall at as n
Board Of CGnvassers Of the votes cast OF said
primaries and shall issue certificates Of cleo
ton to delegates having the highest number Of
votes cast.
II for any cause there be vacancy or vacAn-
cies in the primary Election Board. or where
tho Central Committee have failed to desi6-
nate . full Board, then those present shall fill
the vacancies as provided by law. The atten-
tion of the Boards, rs we'll az voters, is called
70 the law governing primary elections, Stat
utes OF 1888. page %.
On motion II was ordered that the county be
divided into I'VE (5) districts. and each dis
trict be composed of the following precincts
and entitled to the number Of delegates
named. to Wit:
District No. I.
TuEcarorA, Columbia, White Rock, Mountain
City. Msrdis. Rock Greek. Island Mountain and
Jack Creek-four delegates.
District No. g.
Elko. Cnrlin. LAmoille and Hallcck-four
delegates.
District No. q.
South Fork. Bullion. Mound Valley and
Huntington-one delegate.
District No. 4.
Star Valley, Fort HAlleck, North Ruby,
South Ruby and Butte valley--two delegates
District No. 5.
Wells. II. d. Ranch, Toano, Tecoma, Clover
Valley and Sprucemont--two delegates.
Polling places were established and inspcc-
tors appointed ns follows:
DISTRICT NO.
Tuscnrora-At Express ONCE: inspectors;
C McMsster. = G Mozingo, Frank Culver.
White Rock-At H Pogue's: Inspectors; 1
II Pogue, L Winter, Antoine Storff.
Mountain City-At L Goldstein's: Inspec-
tors; L Goldstein, Max Schoen.
MArdis-At Postoffice: inspectors; n
Sherwood. A Dorsey.
Island Mountain-At Periods, inspectors:
E Penrod. Hugh Martin.
Jack Creek-At Woodward's: inspectors; C.
Woodward. J P Harrington.
DISTRICT NO..
Elko-At Justice Morgnn's Office: Inspec-
tors; L E Morgan. Stanley Rigsby, G W Lit
ton.
Cnrliu-At Dan Hills: Inspectors; Dan
Hill, Geo Mcintosh.
Lnmoille--A the Lamoille schoolhouse: In
apectors: Jud Dnkin, Ell Odell, McDer-
mott.
HsilecI-At Ham McCain's: Inspectors;
Ham Mccain. Vim Hszeltine, Geo Rlmore.
DISTINCT NO3.
south Fork--At Hooten's: Inspectors; D E
Hoot"n, w T Crane, T Chandler.
Builion--At Wellcr's; Inspectors; 8 Wei
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Mound vnllcy-At Henry'si Inspectors;
Kennedy, Ed Carville, J NJ McCutcheon.
Huntlngton--At T Harris: Inspectors:
Ben Harris, John Trenor, J J Hilton.
DISTRICT NO.4.
Fort Hallcck-At Mayors Store: Inspectors;
c + Mayer, j " Dorsey, ] d Abel.