The record-union., 1892-08-27

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Said Primary Election being for the purpose
OF electing delegates to
Republican County Convention,
to be held on the 30th DAY OF AUGUST,
1892, at the hour of 2 O'clock P. NJ, which
said Convention shall nominate candidates
Tor the various Legislative, County, District,
Township and City Offices TO be voted for at
the next general election and cause the same
to be certified as required by law, TO select a
County Central Committee, and to transact
such other business as may come before said
Convention.
That the qualifications of voters, in addi-
tion to those prescribed by law, are that they
shall be duly qualified electors, and entitled to
vote in the precinct III which they offer their
vote at the next general election; that they
voted for Markham and ReddiclS for Governor
ana Lieutenant Governor at the last general
election, or would have so voted if they had
been permitted to vote, and that they viii
pledge themselves to vote for the Republican
nominees at the ensuing general election.
That said Convention will be held at such
place in SacramensO City, al the hour ana day
nNed, as VIII be designated hereafter by the
Chairman OF this Committee.
That notice OF the holding of such Primary
Election shall be given by the publication of
these resolutions in the DAILY and WEEKLY
RECORD-U MON, Daily and Weekly Bee Daily
Evening News, in dailieS tor three times and
in the Gait Gazette, Folsom Telegraph Sun
day Leader IhemiS and NOrd-California Her
Ol(l. one Ci1il6 pTeCGQlllg SQcH GIectlOns
That such Primary Election shall be held at
the following named places, and the following
named persons shall constitute election boards,
and the respective precincts shall be entitled
to the following mum Der of delegates:
Twentieth Assembly District, Precinct /,
boundaries, Front to seventh street, north of
X street; twenty-one delegates polling place,
Third, between and X streets: inspector, w
a. Anderson; judges, BARLEY Cavanaugn and
Arthur Miller.
Precinct 2, boundaries, Seventh to Twelfth
street, north of X street; twenty-one delegates;
polling place, Meisters carriage shop Ninth,
between l and streets; inspector Dugald
Gillis; judges, George q. Davis and \. w.
Gum.
Precinct 3, boundaries, Twelfth to Thirty
first street, north of X street; twenty-seven
delegates; polling place, Fourteenth and o
streets; inspector J; 7. Stafford; judges,
Thomas II. Berkey and Daniel Sullivan
Twenty-first Assembly District. Precinct l.
boundaries, Front to Sixth street, south OF
* street; twenty-five delegates; polling place,
southwest corner of Fourth and x streets: in
spector, j. w. DarouX; judges, Joseph Hopley
and George F. Parker.
Precinct 2, boundaries. Sixth to Tenth street.
south of X street; eighteen delegates; polling
place, southwest corner of Seventh and X
streets; inspector, Ed. Kinney; judges, w. p
Emery and Z. G. JObSOn.
Precinct 3, boundaries, Tenth to Thirty-firSt
street, south of X street; twenty-nine dele
gates; polling place, northwest corner of Eif-
teenth and ! streets; inspector, John Shelton;
judges, w. II. II. Ennis and II. II. Snow.
Twenty-second Assembly District. Fourth
Supervisor District, Precinct 5, Guthrie's;
eight delegates; inspector, j. 2. Odbert; Judges,
\. II. Shepherd and Alexander Williams
Precinct 6, Oak Hall riverside; i've dele
gates; inspector, j. CaSSelman; judges. A. C..
Koch and Charles Grondona.
Precinct z, North Florin; three delegates;
inspector, William Robinson; judges William
Neeley and Cam. Bartholomew.
FSPrecinct s, Brighton-Perkins; four DELEGATES;
Inspector, I. c. Perkins; judges, =. Ogden
Precinct 9. Patterson; three delegates: in
spsctor, l.. &. Rodman; judges, John McDer-
mott and Leon Mayhem.
Precinct 10, American River Bridge
(Couch's); three delegates: inspector. ]. W,
Greenlaw; judges, William Basler and n. Cof-
field.
Precinct II, Antelope four delegates; IN
spector, Louis Daily; judges, j. F. Gladney
and William Berry.
Precinct 10, Ashland; two delegates; in
spector. John Lawton; Judges, George Little
Precinct 16, Folsom; seven delegates: in
spector, c. ii. Jolly; judges, j. E. Blanchard
and w. Page.
Precinct II, Mormon Island; two delegates:
inspector. o: Broder; judges, Frank Martin
and II. Hoxie.
Precinct IS, Buffers Halfway House; two
delegates; inspector, John e. Butler; Judges.
j. +. YOerk and Ed. Badly.
Irecinct 2l, east of sacramento City, north
of railroad; two deie2ateS; inspector, William
Foot, Sr; Judges, -. Harding and Eugene Cut
Precinct So, Arcade; three delegates: in
spector, G. D. Poorman; Judges, c. Q. Merrill
and j. J. Ward.
Precinct 81, Lincoln School House; one
delegate; inspector, Fred Strouch; judges, j.
a. COlbOrn and j. p Hanchette.
Precinct 35, Walsh's Station; two delegates;
inspector, Frank Jones; judges, 4. 7. Coy and
Fred. Anderson.
Precinct SO. Natoma; two delegates; inspec-
tor, David Finch; judges, Charles Nuttau and
w. a. Ford.
Fifth Supervisor District, Precinct 2, How
ells-Cosumnes; four delegates; inspector A NJ
Plummer; judges, W. Il. Dixon and w. C.
Precinct 5, Michigan Bar, three delegates;
inspector. 9. a. human; judges, James Cor
don and William Brown.
Precinct IA, Live Oak; two delegates: in
spector. George Atkinson; judges A. F. Raw
mond and Jefferson Armstrong.
Precinct 10, FloTin south; four delegates:
kins and e. +. Fitch.
Precinct 20, Elk Grove; eight delegates: in
pector, Fred Gage; judges, John Duffy and j.
n. Andrews.
Precinct %, Union House; three delegates:
inspector, John Reith; judges, Joseph Sims
and Myron Smith
Precinct %, Freeport; three delegates; in
spector, Philip Riehl; judges, y. T. LuflIin
and s. IL. Wilbur.
Precinct "a sFranklin; three delegates; in
spector, r Il. Beckley; judges, II. Ehrhardt
Precinct 25, Richland; two delegates: in
spector, w; a. Johnston; judges, Harry Bryan
and NJ. :. Green.
spector, Dwight Hollister; judges, Henry Hebb
and j. w. Houston.
Precinct 27, Walnut Grove; three delegates:
inspector Il. I. Lufkin; judges, Sperry Dye
and L. y. Green.
Precinct 2S, Isleton; three delegates; inspec-
tor, ?. II. Gardner; Judges, II. E. Smith, ST.,
and A. f. Allender.
Precinct 20, Hicksville; two delegates; in
spector. G. II. Bailey; Judges, G. J.. Donaldson
and II. S. Putney.
Precinct so, Galt; six delegates; inspector,
0bed Harvey; judges, John Sawyer and John
Brewster.
Precinct 81, Clay Station; four delegates; in
speetor, Seymour Carr; judges, James Conley
and Thomas Steele.
Precinct SO. JohnSonyille-Sivash two dele
gates; inspector, y. w. Wilder; judges, Robert
Christianson and Peter CLAIM.
Resolved, Further, that caucuses be held in
the respective city precincts on FRIDAY,
AUGUST 26;h at the hour OF 8 O'Clock Z. NJ,
at such places as may be appointed therefor
By the respective Committeeman, and that
the officers of election heretofore appointed
issue certificates of election to the persons
elected as delegates, and make proper return
OF the result Of the election to this Committee.
BY order of the Republican County Central
Committee.
WINFIELD J. DAVIS, Chairman.
2. r. BECKLEY, Secretary.
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