Arizona republican., 1898-07-05

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONvEN-
 TON.
 Headquarters Democratic County Cen
 tral Committee, Phoenix, June 18th,
 1898.
 Pursuant to resolution of the Dem ocratic Central Committee of Maricopa county, adopted on June 18th, 1898, in Phoenix, at meeting of said commit tee, called for said purpose, a Demo cratic county convention composed as hereinafter mentioned, is hereby called to meet at the opera house, Center street, in the city of Phoenix, Arizona, at 10 o'clock a. m., city time, on Thursday, August 18th, 1898, for the following purposes, to-wit:
 First. To nominate suitable per- sons as Democratic candidates to be voted for at the ensuing election to be held in the county of Maricopa to fill the various legislative, county and precinct offices in and for said county of Maricopa.
 Second. To select as delegates to the next territorial Democratic con- ventlon as many persons as may here after be allotted to Maricopa county by the territorial Democratic central com mittee.
 Third. To select Democratic coun- ty central committee to serve for two years from the date of selection, or un- til its successor is selected.
 Lastly. To perform any and all other things and matter that said convention may deem proper on behalf of the Democratic party of said county.
 The said convention shall consist of l06 delegates, to be elected from the several precincts of the county in num- Der and manner hereinafter men toned.
 For the purpose of electing the sev- eral delegates to the said convention. primary elections are hereby ordered 10 De held in the various precincts of Marlcopa county as follows to-wit: At Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa between the hours of II a. m. and 6 D. nl.. sun time, and in all other precincts be- tween the hours of D. m. and D. m., sun time, on the 18th day of August. 1898.
 The number of said delegates to be elected, the names of persons who shall act as judges and inspectors, and the places where the polls shall be held in the various precincts at such primary elections, are as follows:
 PhoeniX-First ward: Gardner block, IA delegates; c. A. Luke, inspector; William Cunningham, Joseph Balsz, judges. Second ward: Monihon build ing; delegates; F. P. Trott, inspect or; J. F. Pearce, - Boyle, judges Third ward: Justice Kincaid's office; Il delegates; Neri Osborn, inspector; c. B. Ming, N. J. Hale, judges. Fourth ward: City Hall; 8 delegates; R. H. Drain, inspector; A. B. Cobb, J. F. Curns, judges.
 Tempe -Kingsbury Hall; dele gates; George Compton, inspector; J. R. Birchett, Joseph Birchett, judges
 Mesa-Old Bowery; delegates; T. H. Sabin, inspector; D. T. LeBaron, c. B. Lewis, judges.
 Lehi-Lehi Hall; delegates; E. E. Jones, inspector; T. P. Riggs, William Nelson, judges.
 Josea Greenhaw, inspector; Charles Pendergast, J. W. Benson, judges.
 Cartwright-School House; dele gates; T. s. Bone. inspector; Thomas Brockman, George Tompkins, judges
 Agua Caliente- Store; 2 delegates; Frank Baxter, inspector; H. R. Wills, Robert Andrews, judges.
 Gila Bend-School House; dele gates; Henry Davenport, inspector; E. G. Caruthers, F. P. Welcome, judges.
 Buckeye-SchoOl House; 2 delegates: M. M. Jackson, inspector; Robert Be loat, T. N. Clanton, judges.
 Meridian-School House; 1 delegate; Logan Rives, Inspector; James Gilson, - Forester, Judges.
 Arizona Falls-Ward's house; 1 del- egate; M. W. Ward, inspector; W. D. Brizzee, - judges.
 Phoenix Mine-School House; 1 del egate; Charles Phile, inspector; = Tarinor, - Ltnville, judges.
 Riverside-School House; dele gates; John Hughes, inspector; J. Stickney, - judges.
 Johnstone- House; 1 dele gate; Preston Hill, inspector; S. Stout, c. Smithline. judges.
 Alhambra-School House; ? dele gates; Nat Sharpe, inspector; Reuben Hill, Berry Roach, judges.
 Highland-Barkly's house; i deie- gate; Charles Barkly, inspector; - judges.
 Union Mine-Braclear's house; 1 del egate; Eugene Braclear, inspector;
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