The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-16
THE CALL IS ISSUED
CONVENTION TO SELECT DELEGATES
To NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The imaric VIII Be Held on March
q and the Convention the
Day Following.

Joseph B.. Healing, chairman Of the Sew
enth congressional district, has issued the
following call for a convention to select
delegates to the Republican national con-
v~ention, which will convene in Philadel-
phia on June 16:
In accordance with the instructions of
the Republican district committee, the Re-
publicans of the Seventh congressional dis
trict will meet in delegate convention in
Superior Court, room No. 2, in the city Of
indianapolis, at 1:30 o'clock, on the after
moor of March %. 1900, for the selection of
two delegates to the Republican national
convention and one elector for the Sew
enth congressional district. Marion county
is entitled TO 1l6 delegates and Johnson
county to eleven delegates. Delegates will
be elected at primaries to be held by wards
and townships, on Wednesday, March p,
at the hour and place hereinafter set forth.
Meetings will be called to order in each
case by the ward or township committee
man of the existing county organization.
Delegates are apportioned on the basis of
one to every two hundred votes, and one
for each fraction over one hundred votes
cast for Union B. Hunt in the election of
1898.
In Marion county, primaries will be
called to order at s p. m, except where the
afternoon is specified in townships outside
of the city OF Indianapolis.
In Johnson county, the delegates al
ready selected, under the order and by the
direction Of the chairman of the Republic
an county committee Of Johnson county,
shall be the delegates to this convention.
The hour and place Of meetings and num-
Der of delegates to which wards and town
ships are entitled, follow:
First Ward-Eight delegates. Amos
Hynes, No. 2 engine house, Hillside avenue.
Second Ward-Eleven delegates. Newton
Mcguire, engine house. at Ash and Six
teenth streets.
Third Ward-Thirteen delegates. c. l..
Hare, livery stable, on Sixteenth street,
between Illinois and Meridian streets.
Fourth Ward-Eight delegates. Isaac
Pugh, Munroe's Hall, corner Twenty-sev-
enth and Northwestern avenue.
Fifth W~ard-Ffve delegates. w. Z. Da-
Wis. Michigan and Blake streets.
Sixth Ward-Ten delegates. Albert Leap,
124 West New York street.
Seventh Ward-Eight delegates. Daniel
Linus, headquarters fire department, Mas
sachusetts avenue and New York street.
Eighth Ward-Seven delegates. e. D.
Logsdon, State n Michigan streets.
VIM uCN06alCS. II IldI-
rfs, No. 3 engine house, Prospect street.
Tenth Ward-Four delegates. w. III. Ev-
ans, Mozart Hall.
Eleventh Ward-Three delegates. John
Crane, 345 Henry street.
Twelfth Ward-Six delegates. James Me-
Nulty, engine house. Morris and Harding
streets.
Thirteenth Ward-Four delegates. Robert
Metzger, Names livery stable, 1871 Virginia
avenue.
Fourteenth Ward-Four delegates. James
Il. Twiname, Morton Club, Shelby and Cot
tage avenue.
Fifteenth Ward-Four delegates. Daniel
Hill, s4 South Meridian street, Hofman's
Hall.
Center Township. Precincts Nos. 8 and f.
One delegate. Charles Johnson, Hatfeld's
grocery, East Washington street.
Center Township, Precincts Nos. / and 2
One delegate. Byron Dawson, 1704 Prospec,
street.
Franklin Township-One delegate. ]. L.
Miller, Miller's shop, Acton, 2 p. m.
Perry Township-Two delegates. Samuel
{. Dawson, schoolhouse, Southport, 2 p. m
Pike Township-One delegate. Henry Pol.
lard. New Augusta, 2 p. m.
Washington Township-Two delegates
William Bosom, Watts's drug store, Broad
Ripple. 2 D. m.
Lawrence T~ownship-One delegate. w. T.
Hunter. Hunters blacksmith shop, Law.
renee, 2 p. m.
Warren Township-Two delegates. Fred
"A. Wiese, township house, 2 p. m.
Wayne Township-Five delegates. Henri,
l.. Harding. reading room, Haughville.
p. m.
Decatur Township-One delegate. LIE,
Williams, schoolhouse. West Newton,
p. m. JOSEPH B. HEALING,
District Chairman.