The record-union., 1896-08-04
Monday, the 10th Day Of August, 1896,

IllOlday, lne lOln LAY Oh August, 1870,
At the hour Of 2 o'clock D. M, which said
convention shall nominate candidates for
various legislative, county, district, town
snlp ana e cl5y @ oiilaes to be voted for at the
to be certified as required by law; to select
County Committee, and also for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates to the Con-
gressional Convention of the Second Con-
gressional District, to be held August II,
1896, and to transact such other business
as may come before said convention; that
the qualifications of voters, in addition to
those prescribed by law, are that they
shall be duly qualified electors, and enti-
tied to vote in the precinct in which they
offer their vote at the next general cleo
ton; and that they will pledge them
selves to vote for the Republican nominees
at the ensuing general election; that said
Sacramento City. at the hour and day
fixed as will be designated hereafter by
the Chairman of this Committee; that no
ton shall be given by publication Of this
Daily Bee "Nord California Herald"
Gait Gazette" and Folsom Telegraph"
such primary election shall be held at the
following named places, and the following
named persons shall constitute election
boards, and the respective precincts shall
be. entitled to the following number of
delegates:
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct Front to Seventh streets.
north Of K street: p delegates. Polling
place, No. 216 street Inspector F. F.
Tebbitts; judges. Thomas Harper, P.
Hurley
Precinct 2-seventh to Twelfth street,
place, Ninth and streets. Inspector, Y
W. Gum; judges. Dugald Gillis. Johnson
Pritchard
Precinct 3-Twelfth to Thirty-first street,
north street. Delegates
place, Eighteenth and I streets Inspec-
tor, Ed. E. Panabaker; judges. Ike Christy
and w. T. Jackson.
TWENTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DIS
Precinct Front to Sixth street, south
of K street: % delegates. Polling place,
Armory 4l1y :, Hall Inspector T: J: Finn;
Precinct 2-Sixth to Tenth street, south
OF street; 20 delegates. Polling place.
Capital Hotel. Inspector, James A. Har-
ney; judges. j.. ]. Cassidy and David
Precinct 3-Tenth to Thirty-first street.
south Of K street; 70 delegates. PoIiing
Paoe New ior payoh Ion, speS william Inssnn
Fourth Supervisor District)
TWENTY-sECOND ASSEMBLY DIS
Precinct 1-Oak Hall; delegates In
| spector. Carl Munger; judges, Antoine F.
Kock and John Cox.
Precinct 2-Oak Park, STEMS Hall; 6
Judges. J. S. McMahon and Charles A.
| Fical.
Precinct 3--swiss Station; 4 delegates.
inspector, George Ouden; judges. N. D..
Gage and ]. P. Odbert.
Precinct 4American River School
house; delegates. Inspector, /. 2. Ell
dred; judges, George Smith and Ed. Fuller.
| spector, William Robinson; judges, c.
Bartholomew and William Davis.
PRECINCT 6-Perkins; 5 delegates. In
spector, S. ]. Foster; judges, p. II. Murphy
| and A, L. Warren.
Precinct 7-Walsh Station; delegates
Inspector, Frank Jones; judges. j. F.
Precinct S-Patterson's; delegates. In
spector, George Menke; judges, L. G.
Rodman and William Baker.
Schusler and Charles Nuttal
Precinct 1o-Butler's Halfway; 2 dele
f: Yoerk and e: Bailey.
Precinct 11-Folsom; 10 delegates. In
spector, c. II. Haskins; judges, c. l.. Eek
Ion and Ike Hyman.
Precinct 12-Morman Island; l delegate.
Inspector, George Ellis; judges. Charles
Porter and H. Hoxie.
Precinct 13-Ashland; 2 delegates Poll
ing place, John Lawton's store. Inspec-
tor, John Lawton; judges, George Little
and David Lawson.
Precinct 14-Fair Oaks; delegate. In
Precinct 15-Arcade: 3 delegates. In
spector. Phil Hanson; judges. J. Haslet
Precinct 16-Antelope; 4 delegates. In
spector, John Parsons; judges, j. F. Glad
ney and Philip Van Maren.
Precinct 17-Lincoln Schoolhouse: / dele
gate. Inspector. Fred Stranch; judges, L.
Waite and J. P. Hancett
Precinct 1S-Morrisons; delegates In
spector, 4. s, Greenlaw; judges. F. Quinn
Fifth Supervisor District)
Precinct Slough House; A delegates.
Inspector, W Il. Dixon; judges. W. c.
Precinct 2-Live Oak; delegates, In
spector, George Atkinson; judges, A. F.
Raymond and Jeff Armstrong.
Precinct 3-Michigan Bar; 3 delegates
Inspector, c: A. Ruman; judges, James
Precinct 4-Freeport; delegates. In
spector Phil Riehi; judges D. T. Lufkin
and A. F. Williams.
Precinct 5-Richland; delegates. In
spector W a; Johnson; judges. Harry
Bryan and NJ. S. Green.
Precinct 6-Courtland; delegates. In
spector D. Hollister; judges. D. Bates and
Precinct 7-walnut Grove; delegates.
Inspector, H. F. Lufkin; judges Sperry
Dye and Phil Wise.
Precinct s-Isleton; 3 delegates. Inspec-
tor, T; II Gardner; judges A. R. Harvey
Precinct 9-South Florin; delegates. In
spector, c. Bell; judges, A. E. Leimbach
and Z. Enos.
Precinct 1O-Elk Grove; delegates. In
spector, ]. N. Andrews; judges, J. NJ
Kelly and and James Graham
Precinct 11-Hicksville; 2 delegates. In
spector, H. S. Putney; judges, James
Sayers and D. L. Davis.
Precinct 12-Galt; Z delegates. Inspec-
tor, John McFarland judges, James
Campbell and John Quiggle.
Precinct 13-Clay Station; delegates
Inspector, J. Bandine; judges, c. Howard
and John Leroy.
Precinct 14-Union House; delegates.
Inspector, j. Reith; judges, Joseph Sims
and Myron Smith.
Precinct 15-Franklin; 3 delegates IN
spector P. r. Beckley; judges, A. Claus
and Frank Kunsting.
Precinct 16-Johnsonville: delegates
Inspector, B. w. Wilder; judges, e. Green
and Robert Christianson.
Resolved, further, that caucuses be held
in the respective city precincts on FRI
DAY August 18th, at the hour of 8 O'Clock
o. m at such places may be appointed
therefor by the respective Committeeman
and that the officers of election heretofore
appointed issue certificates of election to
the persons elected as delegates as make
a proper return of the result Of the cleo
ton to this committee.
BY order of the Republican County Cen
trail Committee.
GEORGE H. CLARK, Chairman,
r. NJ. Richardson, Secretary. 1t
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