The morning call., 1892-07-17
CALL FOR THE
Republican Primary,
JULY 20, 1892.

AT A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
"a County Committee of San Francisco, held at Its
following resolutions were duly offered and
Resofued. That the Republican County Committee
OF the city and county of San Francisco, being
committee authorized by the rules ana customs of
Tor said party In this city and county for pur-
pose hereinafter specified, do hereby call order
an election to be held the TWENTIETH day of
JULY, 1892 by the qualified Republican voters OF
said city and county at the times aud places aud
Tor the purposes and subject Co the conditions and
qualifications hereinafter forth and that il is
hereby elected and determined to cali, hold and
conduct SAID election accordance with the rules
prescribed In sections 1858, 1854 l144. HAS,
iis2, iiss isi 1875. 1885 ii iS 1866 1 lao3
1902 1908, 1922 l. 1927. 1929. 1880 1921 1899
I26s 1853 and 1860 of the Political Code of the
State of California
Resolued hat said election shall be held on the
ZOth DAY OF July. 1892 at said city aud county OF
San Francisco defined the acts of the Legisla
ture OF California, entitled act to divide the
state into legislative districts required by Sec
for the election of Assemblymen and Senators In
such districts as approved March IL, 1891; pro-
vided however. that there shall be no more than
two polling-plaees in each Assembly District and
as directed by the Republican State Genital Com
mittee of California. the polls kept open con-
tiBuousy between the hours of 6 O'Clock In the
forenoon and O'Clock In the afternoon of said day
ReSotsed, That the County Committee shall APP
point Inspector and Judges in each polling
place, VINO shall constitute the election board OF
place, who shall act clerks.
Resoircd. That the poing-places of said election
and the names of the persons constituting the cleo
zion BOARD at each OF said pollingplaces fol-
lows;
TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Polling place No. l-Inspector. George w. Pratt;
1udges-Frank Casper. Nicholas Lennon. Polling
place. northeast corner Beale and Folsom. compris
Ing precincts Nos. 1 2, B. 4, 8. 8. ID, 16, n.
judges-Feter Kelly. John Doherty. Polling place
1913 New Montgomery, comprising precincts Nos. 4
D. 8, 10, IL, IL, Is, Is.
TWENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Poing-place No. l-Inspector, William Gerstner;
judge, Richard Downing; judge. d. j. Crowley
Polling place, northwest corner Harrison and
Third streets. comprising precincts Nos. /. s. 4 g.
Polling place No 2-Inspector Robert Williams;
ing-place sos Howard street, comprising precincts
Nos. 2, 5, 6, z. 10, IL. IA, Is, II, 1s
THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
PolIng-place No. 1-1nspector. Eugene Grove:
Polling-plsce, HARRIET street comprising nrs
cincts Nos. TO inclusive. p
Judge, J. MeCarty Judge W. wall. Polling pIsee
si3 Harrison street, comprising precincts Nos to
10 inclusive.
THIRTY FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Polling-pisce No. Inspector, Fred Kincaid.
Judge. Jerry o'Shea; judge. - Ponnp-plaee
ll29 Folsom ST.; comprising Precincts Nos to j
Poling-piace No. 2-Inspeetor, -
Judge. William Holland; Judge, -. Polling.
place. northeast corner of Grand avenue and How
ard ST.; comprising Precincts Nos. 20 10 inclusive
THIRTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
BPoliing-pIace No. l-Inspector Thomas Barry;
Judge. Al Cook; judge. S. }. Hamilton. Polling.
pace aga brannan St; comprising Precincts Nos.
Polling place No. 2-Inspector, James Mccabe;
Judge pixon Lee; Judge. Eugene King; Polling
place, q Is Brannan ST.. comprising Precincts Nos.
3. 10. IL. IL, Is. Ia and 10.
THIRTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Pollingpiace No. 1-Inspector +. Wood; Judge
Jerry Roach; judge, NJ. A. Morgan. Polling-paee,