Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-06-18
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

The Democratic State Central and Coun'
W Committees for Montgomery county, at a
meeting held in Rockville, on Thursday,
June 10th, 1897,
Resolved That the Democratic voters of
Montgomery county be respectfully request.
ed to hold Primary Elections at the usual
places for holding Primary Elections,
On SATURDAY, Oath Of July, 1897,
from o'clock, A. M, until o'clock, P. M,
TO cast their votes for the following officers !:
Comptroller Of the Treasury Of the State
of Maryland, Clerk TO the Court OF Appeals
of the State of Maryland, an Associate Judge
of the Sixth Judicial Circuit Of the State OF
Maryland, one State Senator, three mem,
bers of the House OF Delegates, CLERK oil
the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
Register of Willis for Montgomery county,
County Commissioner from the 1st collec'
lion district OF Montgomery county, Coun'
" Commissioner from the I'd collection dis
tfic. o. Mo- tromery county, o County Com.
missioner Q IA the eth collection district OF
Montgomery ca1ntp o sherif of Montgom.
efy oouagg aud & CoUutE 81 y,vor.
tefsons desaa,esg e SafD4ndldRtes ut the
isimafy Elections shss, ln writing, notify
spencer WstRins, ChSiruisa J. o Box No.
4, Rockville Mo, Of sncEs desire 90 % 5s-
fore
( WEDNEsDAY. 7th day Of 1aly, 1897,
and remit one dollar With sjd& notice "a
I insure the printing of their nsasa, "a ahg
tickets to be voted at said Primary t1lea,
tons.
In case the parties desiring to be casdi
Z dates as aforesaid do not comply with Vic
aioregolng, their names will not be on ssst
tickets, and such votes az may be cast fc
them at said Primary Elections will not b
counted.
It is also recommended TO the voters th,
they elect q member OF the County Con
mittee from each election district, TO serS
for the ensuing two years.
The committee appointed the followin
gentlemen to act as judges Of said Primal
Eleclions:
First District--Joseph Pope, g. Fentt
SnonfIer, b. H.. Kinsey.
Second-James B. Neei, r. H. Bowma
Third--w. ). Williams, Walter Fletchal
Charles Metzger.
Fourth--Lee offutt, Lewis L. sadtlet E
FIfth--wn. r. shaw, W. P. Water
SIXTH. N. Benton, G. Harriss, Juli'
Griffith.
Seyenth-N. N. Perry, BENZ. F. Ball, Rob
m Wilson.
Eighth-Geo. -9artrell, Edward T. Hende
son, George White.
Z Finth~-J. 7, Martin, A. L. Crown, Jam'
- walker.
u Tenth--yohn W. Carroll, VIM. Dudley,
NJ. Ofutt, Jr.
Eleventh-Mercer Jones, Charles J. Luh
James P. Gott.
Twelhh--L D. Watkins, John R. Pu
dunn, James e. Duvall.
Thirteenth--Thomas Parsley, James
Windham, R. W. Hardesty.
In compliance with the usage of the Con
mttee since the adoption Of the Primal
Election system, the attention OF the judg'
ts particularly called to the following. SCI
ton OF the Primary Election Plan:
Section 8-Only such registered voters
this county as voted for the candidates {
the Democratic party at the Presidential {
dubernatorial election next preceding an
primary election, except that persons VIII
shall have acquired the right to vote sine
such Presidential or Gubernatorial election
or who will have acquired such right pre-
vious 70 the next legal election shall be al
vided the judges shall be satisfied that the
In good faith intend 10 identify themselve
with the Democratic party, and provide
further, that any registered voter who ma
have failed to vote at the said Presidents
or Gubernatorial election shall also be al
lowed 70 vote ct any primary election, If III
judges shall be satisfied that they are !,
good faith identified with the Democratic
party and are still residents of the distfd
10 which they offer to vote"
On motion, the first gentleman named I
each district was requested to act as -
turn judge and meet punctuslly in Rocs
vile on Tuesday, July 9th, 1907, at n
o'clock, A. M.
SPENCER WATKINS,
BOWIE f. WATERS, Sec'y. Chairman,