The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

to each Assembly District viii be voted for by such
semb Districts of the city and county OF San Fran
cisco will be voted for respectively In ali voting
said city aud county.
Resotued. That the said election shall be held un-
law. ''0'''oA
Rescued, That the time and manner of the pub
publish ing the call for said primary election in the
Daily journal of Commerce, newspaper OF gen.
eral circulation published in the city and county
san Francisco. for five successive days preceding
hesoEued. That as the National Committee In their
caII say Ine Republican electors In the several
states and territories and voters. without regard
70 past political Affiliations, who believe In ReDub
lican principles and ndorse the Republican policy
formation OF national ticket the quaIIfeattons
required OF all voters voting at said election in CON
formity with the directions OF the call OF the Re
publican State Central Committee the test snail be
as follows In addition TO those prescribed by law:
OF the Republican national convention at the COM
Ing election p"
Resotred. That no barrlcades or other obstruc-
lions shall be erected or maintained in front any
poliingp place. but the said ponR-place Shall be as
Tree from ALI distractions as they at general
elections, and we hereby give notice that returns
Will be received counted official from any
p ted "nefs 'n'' provision has deem viola
Resotred. That In conformity with the law and
the call OF the State Central Committee, no person
shall be allowed TO vote 1T the Republican Primary
election to be held on the 10th day of July, 1892.
In the ty and county OF San Francisco, in any
polllng-pla unless his name shall be found en-
rolled in the register of voters the precinct or
the year 1880, embodied In said polling place and
of which IL is so designated provided that such
polling place be so arranged 10 enable electors
TO Vote az said primary according the new As
semDIy districts, ana for that purpose tails call
shall describe this boundaries OF the new Assembly
districts, and clearly designate the numbers the
old Assembly districts; the number of precincts
composing the new district, and the number OF
precincts comprising and embodied In the polling
places. together with sueh other information as
VIII enable the voter TO ascertain where and at
what place he may be entitled 10 cast his ballot.
ResOtred, That all ballots voted the primary
election for delegates the State Convention shall
be twelve az inches In length and six 81 inches
and texture was used at the general election OF
NovemDer, 1890, aad the printed torn of the ballot
shall be in the type REQUIRED by the general cleo
tien law and worded as follows:
Assembly District.
1. Delegate at large. Republican State Conven-
ton.
2. Delegate. Republican State Convention.
3, Delegate. Republican State Convention.
Numbers to be followed eonSeeutiyeiy according
TO the number of delegates to which each district
be entitled
Resotosd. That the Returning Board OF the
county Committee meet the Goth day of July.
1892 for the purpose of canvassing the returns Of
each precinct cas- soon complete and sealed III
the proper enyelopes) shall be Immediately brought
to the rooms of this eomnitte and delivered to the
Secretary OF the Returning Board; that the
wasting OF said returns by the Returning Board
shall. II necessary. be continued from day 30 day
until the returns or each polling place have been
canvassed, and when the same has been fully
pleted the committee shall declare the result OF the
been elected as delegates, as provided tn the cali
II. G. MEYERS,
Chairman of Republican County COMMITTEES.
NJ. BRANDT, Secretary.