People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-06-08
AND Issue Call for Primaries Clerks and
Places Designated new System
to be Used.

and OF the Democratic party for the fol-
lowing Offices, to-wit:
County clerk, sheriff, register of deeds
treasurer, surveyor, coroi er two county
high school trustees and commissioner of
the First district, to be voted for at the
ensuing November election.
Said primary election to be held as
follows:
The following voters are appointed and
empowered to act as supervisors of said
primary and the place Of holding the
same is as follows:
]. Swanson-Gore, First precinct.
J. ]. Shoup-Gore, Second precinct.
{. W. Hatheld-Belle PLANE.
Geo. NiXon-London.
Joe Cleary-Illinois.
DR.. S. 7. Beal-Conway.
~ faulKner-Eden.
Edgar Mathes-Creek.
j. H. Kirkling-Springdale.
S. {. Bishop-Sumner.
G. W. Hettrick-Seventy-Six.
Z. W. Morris-Harmon.
A. L. Barner-Palestine.
D. S. Halverstadt-Oxford
A. c. Lambe-Avon.
E. I. Hackney-Wellington.
Ben B. Wilson-Wellington, City, First
ward.
Thos. Monley-Wellington City,..Sec-
Lond ward.
Frank H. Gilmore Wellington City,
Third ward.
c. c. Shinliver-Wellington City,
Fourth ward.
NJ. Wyatt-Wellington City, Fifth
ward.
E. A. Robinson-Osborne.
B. F. Zook-Ryan.
Geo, A. Cease-Dixon.
NJ. f. Henderson-Morris.
A. H. Swan-Chikaskia.
w. A. Mickley-Downs.
c. H. Felt-Jackson.
D. ]. Wimer-Green.
Allen Lucas-Valverde
]. A. Recommendation, First.
Emil Naturalization, Second.
S. H. Williamson-Guelph.
Ira A. Foy-South Haven, First.
W. W. Wicks-South Haven, Second.
J. H. Cox-Falls, First.
H. Vaughn-Falls, Second.
Frank Skoor-Caldwell.
S. {. Woodson-Caldwell CITY. First
ward.
VIM. Corzine-Caldwell City, Second
ward.
0. Beeson-Caldwell City, Third ward.
J. R. Jenista-Bluff.
On the said day the said supervisor of
each township and ward shall cause the
electors present to choose two judges and
two clerks of election to assist him in
receiving and taking account of the votes
cast at said primary election.
The voting at said primary shall be by
ballot with the name of the candidates
voted for, printed or written upon the
same.
The said primary election board when
SO constituted shall at o'clock pm, of
said day, in each township and ward
open the polls for the reception of votes,
and sud polls shall remain open in each
township and ward five hours.
Every voter in favor Of an honest and
economical administration Of county af-
fairs and who is in full sympathy with
the cardinal principles Of the Peoples
Democratic and Free Silver Republican
parties, and who is willing to support the
nominees of this primary election, shall
be entitled to vote in and be eligible as
candidate before said primaries.
1t shall be the duty Of said officers af-
ter said polls are closed, to count said
ballots cast at said primaries, and certify
the number Of votes received by each
candidate to John Hinchcliffe, chairman
OF the Peoples party county central CON-
mittee and to NJ. c. Cornwell, chairman
OF the Democratic comfy central CON-
mittee, severally. And the ballots shall
be securely sealed and sent to J. Robt
Gillian, secretary Of the joint committee,
by whom they shall begpreserved.
Said certificates shall be enclosed in an
envelope marked, "votes polled at
county primary election in - township,
held on the a9th day Of July 1885,"
Said John Hinchcliffe and NJ. c. Corn
well, as said chairmen respectively, shall
preserve said envelopes unopered until
the First day OF August 1899, at O'Clock
pm, Of said day, when they shall open
the same at the court house in Yelling
ton, Kansas, in the presence of such
members Of the county central commit