The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-01
THE FORMAL CALL FOR IT
Voting Places Named For Raleigh
Township.
AND THE POLL-HOlDERS APPOINTED
Voting Will Begin at 7 M, and Continue
UntiI $50 p. m. The PIac
Fixed For the Primary
Meetings.

Tomorrow morning Democratic vot-
ers of Wake county will nave an OPP
portunity to say who shall represent
them i'm the General Assembly and
be their county officers for the next
tyo years.
For this purpose a primary election
is to be held in every voting pre-
cinct Of the county, and votes taken
for all candidates.
In the primary in Raleigh township
the polls will be opened at o'clock
a. NJ. and closed at 500 p. m. i'm
mediately after the polls are closed
and the votes counted, primary meet
ings will be held for appointment
of delegates to the county convention.
which will be held on the Saturday
following.
The call for this primary sets forth
the polling places, names the poll
holders and the number OF votes each
precinct is entitled TO in the cOnVen-
ton. The call is as follows:
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC PRIMA-
RES
Raleigh. y. c.. May Is. 1900.
At a meeting of the Democratic
Executive committee of Raleigh town
ship it was ordered that primary
election be held on Saturday. the 2nd
dav of June. 1900. in all Of the voting
precincts Of said township. and that
polls be opened in each precinct at !
O'Clock a. NJ. and closed ut $50 O'Clock
y. M. on that day. At these primary
elections the vote will be taken for all
of the candidates for the Legislature
and the various county offices as fol
lows:
One Senator, three members Of the
House of Representatives. sheriff.
county treasurer. register Of deeds,
coroner. surveyor. county commits
sioners and township constable.
Polls will be opened at the follow
ing places:
First Ward. First Division Capitol
Fire House.
First Ward, Second Division-C ;
old store.
Second Ward. First Division-Vic-
tor Fire House.
Second Ward. Second Dvision-E.
Hugh Lees store.
Third Ward. First Division-Jones'
warehouse.
Third Ward, Second Division Ful-
chers store.
Fourth Ward, First Divisiort-City
lot.
Fourth Ward, Second Dvision-pe-
ter Jeffries' store.
Outside West. South DivisiOn-C. ).
ParkerS store
Outside West North Division-.\. d.
Taylor's store.
Outside East H. Beine's store.
POLL HOLDERS APPOINTED.
That the following named persons
were appointed as poll holders for
the various precincts:
First Ward First Division Richard
Koonce. w. II. Balm.
First Ward. Second Division-R. {.
Bell. {. c. Mcdonald.
Second Ward. FIRST Divisional. j.
Edwards, NJ. ID. Haywood.
Second Ward. Second Division
Thomas Badger. W. W. Smith. Jr.
Third Ward. FIRST Division-R. &.
Upchurch w. T. Hodge.
llllh w Ill u. DttOll'l - l''
Oimstead, j. NJ. Riggan.
Fourth Ward. First Division--R. G..
Reed, y. \. Blake.
Fourth Ward. Second Division-M.
T. Fleming. NJ. j. German.
Outside East-H. +. Glenn, w. T.
Womble.
Outside West. South Division-A. j.
Ellis. Ike Cooper.
Outside West. North Division-A,
ID. Taylor. w. G. Rddick.
The said poll holders are required
TO keep poll books in which they shall
enter the names Of all persons voting,
and they shall receive the deposit in
the boxes and ballots of all white
voters who shall pledge themselves
to support the Democratic ticket in
the election to be held on the first
Thursday of August, 1900 That inn
mediately after the polls. are closed
the poll holders shall count the votes
for each candidate and certify the
same to the precinct meetings which
are hereby called to take place at