The San Francisco call., 1896-04-13

laws now in force and worded as follows:
Assembly District
Dele gates to Republican State Convention, and
republican District Convention for the Fourth
Numbers to be followed consecutivey according
TO the number of delegates to which each Assem-
bly, District may be entitled.
Resotued, That the time and manner OF the pub
cation of the notice of said primary election shall
be by publishing the entire call for said primary
eiectlon IN newspaper of general circulation pub
lsned In the City and Cou nty OF San Francisco.
for at least five days prior TO and including said
day on which the primary election is to be held
Resotced, That within one hour after the canvass
OF the vote at each polling-place, and when all the
returns have been properly signed and sealed by
the election board and clerks OF election. the re-
turns must be brought in properly sealed packages
by one of the election board designated by the
BOARD for that purpose, to the chairman of this
committee at the place previously desig mated for
that purpose. The chairman of this committee
day and hour OF its receipt. He shall also give a
receipt to the party from whom he receives the
package The chairman of this committee shall
take all necessary care and precaution for the safe
keeping OF all packages delivered to him and keep
them in his cusi ody intact and unopened until the
time designated for the opening and canvassng OF
the returns.
Resolved That this committee be and is hereby
constituted a returning and canvassing board to
open the returns from each polling place, foot up
the returns and the total number of votes for
each candidate for delegate to said State and dis
trict conventions. This committee shall meet in
said City OF San Francisco in the evening Of the
day on which said primary election is held to open
and canvass the said returns and continue in
sion until all the returns from each and every poll
ing-place have been fully canvassed After the
returns have been completely canvassed they
shall be certified by this committee to the Con-
gressional committee of seven in and for the said
Fourth Congressional District, which will act a
returning board thereon and will certify the result
thereof TO the aforesaid State and district
tions. The said meetings OF this committee shall
be public.
Resotyed That in all precincts or districts where
Republican voters fail 10 vote for the apportion-
ment OF delegates to which they may be entitled,
or where fraud at the said primary election is
prove beyond question TO this committee, then
this committee shall have power TO appoint the
delegates to represent said district in said State
and district conventions, and shall certify their
said appointment the said Congressional COM
mittee of seven in and for said district.
ReSotued. That the committee hereby insists that
free and untrammeled ballot and an honest
count must be carried out and rigfdly enforced at
SAID primary election: that all attempts to devate
from this principle should be discountenanced. and
that those guilty OF frauds parties thereto should
be disoarred from said and all other conventions,
and tha if II shall appear at any polling place that
there is or has been any fraud wrong committed,
or the rights OF any citizen TO cast his free and I'M
trammeled ballot and to have the same honestly
counted has been In any way interfered with, this
committee will set aside and declare null and void
the election at said polling place and shall proceed
10 provide the representation TO which said district
is entitled in said convention, as above set forth.
The election officers in this call provided for will
receive their credentials, election paraphernalia,
at the rooms of this committee.
All tickets to be voted for at said primary elec-
ton shall be filed with the secretary of this COM
mittee on or before 10 O'Clock noon Monday April
l3 1896, and all votes cast at said primary cleo
ton for persons other than persons whose names
appear upon one or more OF such tic kets shall be
counted as scattering
The Assembly districts within the Fourth Con-
gressonal District divided into polling districts
and polling places therefor fixed as follows
Twenty eighth District-P Polling place No. l. 122
Second street; precincts to 10 inclusive. Poll
inclusive and 16, II, 1s.
Twenty-ninth District - Polling-place No. /,
72s1a Howard street; precincts 2 5, 8, 7, 10, IL,
IA. 10, II, 1S Polling-place No. 2. $40 Howard
street; precincts /, 8, 4, g. 9, IL. 49, 16, 10.
Thirtieth District-Polling place No. l. zoos
Howard; precincts 2, 3, 4, 5, Z. II
to 16 inclusive.
Thirty-f first District-Polling-p No. ], 1908
Mission; precincts l TO inclusive.
Poiling-place No. 2, 1867 Folsom; precincts to
II inclusive
Third; precincts to inclusive and II.
Polingplace No. 2, 1O40 Kentucky; precincts
TO- II, 13, IA, Is
Thirty-third Observation-Disclosures No. l. 225
Twenty-fourth: precincts to inclusive.
Poing-place No. 2, southeast corner Kentucky
and Sierra; precincts to IA inclusive.
Thirty ninth Distrct-Pollng- place No. l, north
west corner Polk and Hayes precincts to in
elusive
Pollingplac No. 2, 1919 Larkin precincts 10 to
II inclusive.
Forty second Distrlct-Poing- place No. 1, 2oe
Ellis: preci nets to inclusive,
Polling place No. 2, 1889 California;; precincts
to Ia inclusive.
Forty-third Polling-place No. /, Califor-
MIA h all, Bush, near Powell; precincts to 10 in
elusive.
Polling-place No. q 12s o'Farrel; precincts to
inclusive.
Forty-fourth Distrct-Polling place No l, 44o
Green; precincts l, 2, 8, 4, 8, II, u, 13 and IA
6, 7, g. 10, Is, Is, II.
Forty-tifth District-Polling- place No.l-52O Bat
terry: precincts to inclusive.
Pollipg-place No. 2. northwest corner Battery
and Green precincts to II inclusive.
By order of said committee.
j. NJ. CHRETIEN, Chairman
P. ]. WALSH, Secretary.
Dated April g. 1896.