The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-10
PRIMARIES TOMORROW NIGHT.
Republican Delegates Will BE Chosen
tn Elect N Committeeman.

Tomorrow Republican primaries will be
held in the wards and townships Of Marion
county to select delegates to the Seventh
district convention, which will elect a men,
Der of the Republican State central commit
tee. These primaries will be held at 1880
o'clock In the evening IN indianapolis, West
Indianapolis, Haughv.lle and Center and
Warren townships, and at 1:30 o'clock In
the afternoon y the other townships. After
the election OF delegates in meetings out
side of indianapolis, West Indianapolis and
Haughville, the voters present will separate
by precincts and elect precinct committee
men to serve until July 1. Other precinct
meetings to elect committeeman will be held
Jan. II. The district convention is set for
Jan. 81 There are three candidates for
committeeman i'm this district, and the con-
test for the Craftsmanship OF the State Gen.
trail committee will figure to considerable
extent in the primaries. J. w. Fesler. the
present committeeman. and John w. Bowlus
are candidates for committeeman.
Below is the list OF places, the number of
delegates and the names OF those who will
as designated in the call issued by Chair
man Moores, of the county committee:
First-Engire house, Hill avenue, near
Seventh street, Pearson Mendenhall, six
Second-North-side Republican Club. Lewis
W. Cooper, seven.
!. Third-No. q West Seventh street. Nor
man s. Bryan, eight.
F'ourth-No. 1908 Michigan road, North In
dianapolis, Gabriel I. Jones. six.
Fifth-Hamln's Hall, North and Blake.
Cornelius Kelly, seven.
Sixth-Owens drug store, corner North
and Mississippi streets, George b. Elliott.
six.
Seventh-Engine house, Massachusetts,
avenue. near st. Clair street. Martin NJ.
Hugg, seven.
Eighth-Engine house, Washington, near
,Atra..
Ninth-East side Dillon, between Fletcher
and Spann. Preston c. Trusler. five.
Tenth-Criminal Court room, Lucius w.
Drew, four
Eleventh-No. 7s West New York street.
Otto n. Hasselman, seven.
Twelfth-No. 116 West Maryland street.
A. ". Moore, four
Thirteenth-South-sid Republican Club.
No. 300 Virginia avenue. Thomas p. Shufel-
ton, four.
Fourteenth--Over No. II Shelby street, Ed
Fifteenth-No. Az South Meridian street,
Charles o. Britton. four.
West Indianapolis - Spencer's Opera
House. John II. Holland. four.
Center Southeast-George w. Higgins s
house. George w. Higgins, one.
Center, observation-disclosures schoolhouse,
Charles d. Johnson, one.
Center Northeast-Valdenaire's planning
mill. Brightwood. Calvin w. Bush. one.
Decatur-Valley Mills. VIM. c. Hoffman.
one.
Franklin-Township house, near Gallau-
Diet. John Hamlin. one.
1.awrence-Spring Valley schoolhouse.
Frank McIlvain, one.
Perry-Southport. C. F. Hardesty. two.
Pike-New Augusta William Pollard, one.
Warren-Brouse's real estate Office, Iry-
ington. Samuel II. Shank. one.
Washington-Broad Ripple, Henry NJ. Hes
song, two.
Wayne Except ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS drug
store. Mount Jackson, Dora j. Baker. three.
MISUNDERSTANDING Room, James c. Stat
cry, two.
All of Center township, north and west OF
the city, is included in the Fourth ward.
Woodruff Place is included In the Eighth
ward. Old precincts 173. ia Us and 176 are
called Center township, southeast. Old pre-
cincts III and 1IS are called Center town.
ship, east. Old precincts 179. $50 and that
part OF 1Sl east OF Meridian street are called
Center township. northeast.
A committee on credentials. consisting OF
Daniel Wait Howe. Dr. Henry Jameson,
Charles A. Bookwalter. Marshall Pugh and
John Strange has been appointed. which
will meet at the Marion Club on Monday
TO determine all contests. No contest viii
be heard by the district convention which
has not been presented to this committee
at the time named. Committeeman are
asked TO report all delegates and precinct
committeeman elected to the chairman, az
the Indianapolis Journal Office. Immediately
after the primaries.