The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-03
DISTRICT CALL ISSUED
PRIMARIES TO BE HELD ON JAN. 13
AND CONVENTION ON JAN. 10.
The Places Are Designated for Hold
ing the Primaries-Chairman
HernIy I'm the City.

In accordance with instructions of the
Republican state central committee the
Republicans of the Seventh congressional
district will meet in delegate convention
at the Criminal Court room at Indianapo-
lis. at 2 o'clock on the afternoon of Jan.
Is, 1900. for the election Of a chairman of
the district committee. Marion county is
entitled to 16 delegates and Johnson
county to IL delegates. Delegates will be
elected at primaries to be held by wards
and townships on Saturday, Jan. 13, at
the hour and place hereinafter set forth.
Meetings will be called to order in every
case by the ward or township committee
man of the existing organization, where
the same is still a resident of the ward or
township, and where vacancies exist by
reason Of removal OF said committeeman
the meeting will be called by the person
herein designated. Delegates are appor-
toned on the basis of one to every 200
votes and one for fraction over 100
votes cast for Union B. Hunt at the cleo
tion of 1893. In Marion county primaries
will be called to order a. 1880 p. m, except
where the afternoon is specified in town.
ships outside of the city of Indianapolis,
and in Johnson county at 2 p. m. Hour
and place of meetings and number of dele
gates to which wards and townships are
entitled follow:
First Wards delegates. Pearson Men,
denhall. No. 2 engine house, Hillside ave-
nue..
Second ward-1 delegates, j. H. Billings
streets.
Third ward-13 delegates, Robert Bryson,
livery stable on Sixteenth street, between
Illinois and Meridian streets.
Fourth Wards delegates, Joseph Hague,
No. 9 engine house, Udell and RAIDER
streets.
Fifth Ward-5 delegates, w. E. Davis,
North and Blake streets.
Sixth Ward-10 delegates. Albert Leap,
gas house, Pratt and Canal.
Seventh Wards delegates, VIM. III.
Schmidt. headquarters fire department.
Eighth Ward-7 delegates, E.. ID. Logsdon,
State and Michigan streets.
Ninth Wards delegates, Harry NJ.
Wright. III Shelby street. butcher
shop.
Tenth Ward delegates, Robert Langs-
Eleventh Wards delegates, j. B. McCaf-
fiery, 124 West Maryland street.
Twelfth Ward4 delegates, VIM. b. West,
engine house, Morris and Harding streets.
Thirteenth Ward delegates, Daniel
O'Brien, GAG Virginia avenue.
Fourteenth Ward4 delegates, j.. A.
Dynes, Morton Club, Shelby and Cottage
avenue.
Fifteenth Ward delegates. Joe Fop-
piano. 94 South Meridian street, Hoff-
mans Hall.
Center Township, Precincts Nos. / and 2
Il delegate, VIM. K. Bryant, East Wash
ington street and Chester avenue, 1880 p. m.
Center Township, Precincts 3 and Al DEL
egate, III. 3. Rowland.
Decatur Township delegate, W. z.
Compton, West Newton, 2 p. m.
Franklin Township delegate, G.. w.
Swails, Swails's Hall, Acton, 2:30 p. m.
Perry Township-2 delegates, s.. G. Daw-
son, Southport schoolhouse, 2 p. m.
Pike Township delegate, L. r. Moore,
New Augusta, 2 p. m.
Washington Townships delegates, VIM.
Bosom, Watts drug store, Broad Ripple,
2 p. m.
Lawrence Township delegate, w. z.
Hunter, Hunters blacksmith shop, Law.
renee, 2 d. m.
Warren Township-2 delegates, William
Shearer, 1rvington, 2 p. m.
Wayne Townships delegates. Henry L.
Harding, Feller's Hall, Mt. Jackson, 2 p. m.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
The call heretofore issued by Louis F.
Tracy. county chairman, is approved.
HARRY 8. NEW,
District Chairman.