, 1892-07-25
CONVENTION CALL.
The Thurston County Republican
Primary Election.


the Various Precincts of the
County.
In accordance with the recommendation
Of the republican state central committee,
and resolutions adopted by the Thurston
county republican central committee, a re-
publican county convention is hereby
called to meet at Columbia hall in the city
Of Olympia, on Saturday, July 30, 1892, at
II am. for the purpose of, first, electing
delegates and alternates to the republican
state convention, to be held on Wednes-
day, August 10th, at Olympia. Second,
to nominate a legislative ticket, consisting
Of one senator and two representatives.
Third, to nominate county and precinct
officers. Fourth, to elect county central
committee.
In further pursuance Of said recommend
alton and resolutions, primary elections
for the election of delegates to the republi-
can county convention are hereby called
to be held in pursuance of and subject to
the provisions Of the primary election law
on Wednesday, the 9th of July, 1892, and
the polls shall remain open from II O'Clock
noon TO pm. of said day, except in pre-
cincts where the number of votes are not
sufficient to require registration, and in
those precincts at such hours as the pre-
cinct committee may select or designate.
The places for holding such primary
election, the judges thereof and the num-
Der Of delegates to be elected in each pre-
cinct will be as follows:
OLYMPIA.
First ward-Number of delegates, 5; vot-
ing place, old court house; Judges N. s.
Porter, l.. L. Talcott, c. NJ. Moore
Second ward-Number Of Delegates, 8;
voting place, Columbia hall; judges, Thos.
Prather, Henry Sabin, Jos. McCarrogher.
Third ward-Number of delegates, 5;
voting place, old school house, judges,
Elias Dwyer, w. H. Chandler, f. w.
Fourth ward-Number of delegates. 8:
young place, Patterson's old house; Judges,
J. S. Leighton, j. s.. DObbins R. A. Ford.
Fifth ward-Number of delegates. 5:
voting place, tent corner of Main and
Union streets judges, w. f. Ready, r. L.
Robertson. J Os. LammOn.
Sixth Ward-Number of delegates. 4.
voting place, Deming q Perry's store
judges, Theo. L. Brown, G.. b. Lane, r. B.
Crandall.
West Olympia-Number of delegates. 1 f:
voting place, r. B, Laughlin's residence
Judges, b. M. Laughlin, Arnold Myers, w,
H. Wilson.
COUNTY.
Tumwater- Der ofdelegates ,4;yoting
place, Gelbach's office; judges, e. ii. East
man, Chas. Clapper, Samuel Ward.
Ienlno-Number of delegates, 3 voting
place, school house; judges, Jas. e. Alli-
son, l.. L. Savage, j. H. Deer.
Puget City-Number of delegates .
voting place, school house; Judges, Robert
Houston; II. H. Lund.
Bucoda-Number of delegates, 6; voting
place, Postottice; judges, w. f. Pattison,
G. W. Case, e. c. Axtell.
Yelm-Number of delegates, 3; voting
place, school house judges, Alex Price, G..
w. McGlOthlin, A. S. Mckenzie.
Ralnier-Number of delegates, 1 voting
place, school house; judges, w. J. Inman,
j. S. McOabe.
Chambers Prairie-Numbero of delegates.
3; voting place. old church; Judges, w. r.
Ruddell, Homer Raymond, H. 6. Parsons,
Grand MOund-Nu mber of delegates. :
voting place, school house; judges, Sam
James, r. A. Brewer; Fred Stocking
Gate City-Number of delegates, 2; Vot-
ing place, school house; Judges, Albert
Cummings, J. L. Brown, Jos. McD. Israel.
Rochester-Number of delegates, 2; vot-
ing place, school house; judges, JOhn Mar
Little Rock - Number of delegates. 1 !:
voting place, school house; judges, Geo.
II. Mining, Pat McNulty T. 1. Dodge.
Mud Bay Number of delegates, [; yot-
ing place, school house; judges, Swan Sol
beck, M. Morrow, ]. Thoburn.
South Bay-Number of delegates, /; vot-
ing place, school house; judges, J. Rogers,
G. w. Osburn, Jas Dunn.
South UniOn-Number of delegates, 4;
voting place, school house; judges, w. O.
Bush, J, w. Mills. H. B. Moulton.
McLane-Number of delegates, 2: voting
place, school house judges, P. Mckenzie,
j. X. ChetwOOd, Il. M. French.
Gull HarbOr-Number of delegates, :
voting place, Laughlin school house
Judges, J. f. Egbert, A. G. Cushman, s. l..
Jones.
Maxfeld-Number of delegates, 2; yot-
ing place, Newsum's hop house; Judges,
L. L. Knight, f. Hartman, - Barkley.
In addition to the qualifications pre-
scrlbed by law, each person offering to
vote at the primary election shall, if chal-
lenged, subscribe an oath that he is a
qualified electOr of the precinct in which
he offered to vote and member of the re-
publican party.
In case of the enforced absence Of any
duly elected delegates to the county con
ventiOn. his proxy shall be given only to a
duly elected delegate from his own pre-
Cinct
By order of the Thurston county repub-
lican central committee.
G. S. ARMSTRONG, r. G. O'BRIEN
Secretary. Chairman.