The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-29
CALL FOR PRIMARIES
MEETINGS TO SELECT DELEGATES
TO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Democratic Politicians Want 10 Nomi-
Capt. English Out of the Race.

Last night Eugene Saulcy. chairman, and
Charles N. Elliott, secretary of the Re-
publican county committee issued the Of
fetal cali for primaries to elect delegates to
the Republican state convention at Tomlin-
son Hall Wednesday and Thursday of next
week Marion county is entitled to 1877 dele
gates, one for each hundred and fraction
OF one hundred votes or over cast for Hen
ry q. Thayer, elector at large in 1896 AS in
the call for the state convention made by
state Chairman Hernley. Chairman Saul
cy call states that the convention will as
semble at $3.50 o'clock on Wednesday to
adopt platform and transact all business,
except the selection of candidates, which
are to be named the day following. Can
Gidates for the following offices, the call
states, are to be nominated: Secretary of
state, auditor of state treasurer of state,
attorney general. clerk of the Supreme
Court. superintendent of public instruction,
state statisticlan, state geologist, judges of
the Supreme Court for the Second, Third
and Fifth districts.
AT the same primaries delegates will be
elected to the joint representative CONVEX
ton at Tomlinson Hall next Wednesday at
10 o'clock, where a candidate for joint rep
resentative of Marion and Hancock counties
is to be nominated. At the primaries dele
gates will also be elected to the joint sena-
torial convention at IL o'clock Wednesday
morning at the same place to nominate
candidate for joint senator for the counties
of Marion and Morgan. The basis of rep
resentation for the senatorial and represent
alive conventions is the same as for the
State convention.
Below is given the meeting places for the
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porary chairmen who will call the meetings
to order and the number of delegates to
which each ward or township is entitled, as
set out in the official call. The primaries
are to be held Tuesday. Aug. 2. The out
townships will meet at o'clock in the after
noon, while the primaries at Indianapolis
will occur at s o'clock in the evening. The
chairmen and secretaries of the primaries
are requested to telephone to the Journal
the names of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. Sc
-as soon as possible.
The meeting places for the primaries, the
chairmen and number of delegates for each
ward are as follows:
First Ward-Hillside engine house, Pear
son Mendenhall OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s
Second Ward-No. 16 engine house. corner
Ash and Sixteenth streets, j. H. Bill
Third Ward-Eaton's livery stable, Is
West Sixteenth street, Robert H. Bry-
Fourth Ward-North indianapolis engine
house, Joseph Hogue ...................... s
sixth Ward-Gas house, corner Pratt and
canal, Fred Joss. Observation-Disclosures. 8
Seventh Ward-No. engine house.
Massachusetts, avenue, j. c. Ruckels-
Eighth Ward-No. IL engine house, on
-, BeyilIe avenue, Edwin L. Logsden; 8
street. Harry Wright
Tenth Ward-Criminal Court room, VIM. :,
Eleventh h' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. building,
Charles ]. Soehner ..................-..... 9
Twelfth Ward-l4 East McCarty street, :
thirteenth feelaS D Wsrdsos Virginia avenue,
Fourteenth Ward-oiiver P. Morton Club.
corner Cottage avenue and Shelby :
Fifteenth W Va South Meridian
street, Joseph Foppiano. observation-disclosures. 5
West MISUNDERSTANDING house, corner
Norris and Harding streets, William
Center Southeast-Schoolhous No. 8.
Sherman,s drive and Alexander avenue, :.
Center East-sunday school rooms, Gar
field avenue and Tuxedo Park, w. E.
Center Northeast-Valdenair planning
mill, ]. j. Valdenair. ...................... 1
Decatur Township schoolhouse. Valley
Franklin Township-Township house,
near Gallaudett. G: w. Swaills. 1
Lawrence housekeeping Valley
schoolhouse, w. E. Hunter. ............... 1
Perry MISREPRESENTATION schoolhouse,
>. Z. Dawson. .................
Pike Township-Bushes schoolhouse No.
5, Traders Point, T. r. Moore. ........... I
Warren Township-Panhandle Railroad
station, VIM. r. Shearer. ................. 2
Washington Township-Lights Hall,
Broad Ripple, William Bosom. ........... 2
Wayne Township-Feller's clubhouse, Mt.
Jackson, Henry l.. Harding ............... 2
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS reading room,