The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-02
MEETINGS THIS WEEK
Republicans Will Hold Their Pri-
maries Saturday Next.
Starting the Organization for the State
Complementary Through
Political Committees.

The Republican county committee has sent
out a call for the primaries on next Satur-
day to elect delegates to the district con-
vention and committeemen. The call is as
follows:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. !. 1894.
To the Republicans OF Marion County:
The Republicans of Marion county will
meet on Saturday, Jan. 6. 1894. in primaries.
for the transaction of the following busi-
ness:
nate delegates to the district convention.
TO be held at the courthouse in the city or
Indianapolis, on Thursday, Jan. ia, 1894, Tor
the election of a member OF the Repubncan
State committee.
2. For the election by each of the separate
voting precincts Of Marion county OF one
member 10 represent SAID precinct IN Ine
Republican county COMMITTEES.
These members of the committee must be
elected by voters of the precinct which they
represent. but NAV pe elected by such voters
at the place where the ward or township
meeting is called.
trict convention the representations have
been based on the vote for presidential cleo
tors in 1872, and are as follows, ,
First ward, u; Second ward, 10: Third
ward, 16; Fourth ward, IA; Fifth ward, y;
Sixth ward, IA; Seventh ward. IL; Eaghtn
Eleventh ward, 6; T%eifth ward, Z; Thir.
teenth ward, 3; Fourteenth ward. Z; Els
teenth ward, 4; North indianapolis. s:
bTtEHlNOOO, Il, NChNCAs CO0NhCd1NS
indianapolis. Z: Decatur township. 2: Frank
lin, 2; Lawrence. 3; Perry, 3; Pike. 2; War
ren. 8; Washington, 4; Wayne,
The ward and township meetings shall
be called to order by the present members
OF the Republican county committee.
For such ward and township vacancies
existing in the Third, Ninth and Tenth
wards, and in Franklin township, their
meetings shall be called TO order in the
First ward by Fremont Afford; IN the
ward by William H. Schmidt; ank
township, John E. Mccartney.
The precinct meetings will be called to
over, and where vacancies exist credentials
will be issued by the chairman Of the coun-
ty committee to such persons as are au-
thorized to call precinct meetings to order,
upon application Of any Republican Of the
precinct.
Meetings will be held in the city, in West
indianapolis, North Indianapolis and
Brightwood, at 1880 o'clock p. m. and all
other meetings will be held at 1:So p. m
Meetings will be held as follows:
First Ward-Corner Columbia and Malott
avenues.
Second ward-Engine house. Seventh and
Third Ward-Livery stable. q West Sew
enth street.
Fourth ward-No. 6 engine house. West
Washington street.
Sixth Ward-Owen's drug store. North IL
linois and North streets.
Seventh Ward-Headquarters fire depart
ment.
Eight ward-Hose house. No. 8, East
Washington street.
Ninth Ward-Dillon street, between
Fletcher and Spann avenues.
Tenth chamber, court
house.
Eleventh Ward-Dr. Crosses Office, Board
of Trade Building.
Twelfth Ward-Columbia Hall.
Thirteenth Ward-Engine house, Virginia
avenue and Huron street.
Fourteenth Ward-Mohs's Hall.
Fifteenth Ward-Corner Morris and Ma
pie streets.
North I~ndianapolis-A. A. Gould's drug
store.
Center. ENTHUSIASTICALLY Boswelrs resi-
dence.
Center, enthusiastically Matthew's
residence.
West Indianapolis - Spencer's Opera
House, Morris street.
Decatur Township-West Newton.
Franklin Township-Township House.
Lawrence Township-Lawrence.
Perry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Pike neutrality-suspicious. No. 5.
Warren Township-Captain Brouse's Of
fee. Irvington.
Washington Township-Broad Ripple.
Wayne Township Old schoolhouse.
Haughville.
MERRILL MOORES, Chairman.
j. w. FESLER, Secretary.