Amador ledger., 1902-08-15
as said precincts were known and bounded
the time of the general election in 1900

as SAID precincts were known and bounded at
the time oil the general election in 1900.
The delegates elected to the State Conven-
t1on shall also be delegates to the conventions
of the Railroad, Board of Equalization, Con
gresSional, Senatorial and Assembly Districts
of which Amador County forms a part, and
snail De elected by the delegates to the County
Convention constituting the representatives OF
the respective supervisor townships of said
County. The basis OF apportionment of said
delegates to State, Congressional and District
Conventions Is as follows: One delegate for
each combination of precincts forming super
visor township in the county for each 200 votes
cast for the Republican nominee for Presi-
Dental Elector receiving the highest number
election held In November 1900, and one dele
gate for majority fraction thereof. This basis
Will give the following apportionment: Town
ship One, delegates; Township Two, l dele
gate; Township Three, delegate; Township
-Four, delegates; Township Five, delegate.
Total, z.
places, and names of Primary Election Oficers
are as follows:
TOWNSHIP ONE.
n Jackson Precinct lBFTaylor, judge
S Jackson 81 S Garbaririi inspect'r
p, E Jackson :, G H Freeman, clerk
Polls at Garbarini's blacksmith shop, Water
street.
Clinton Precinct ..... Wesley Hutchins Judge
! Robt Reed, clerk.
Polls at Wesley Hutchins' house.
TOWNSHIP TWO.
lone Precinct ...... John Robinson, Judge
S lone E G Woolsey inspector
j Scott, clerk
Polls at Pavilion.
Lancha Plana Prec't W Sheridan jr, Judge
r w Lipkeman, clerk
Polls at Palmer's Hall
Buena Vista Precinct J Norris, Judge
Polls at Norris Hall
TOWNSHIP THREE,
F Clute, Judge
volcano Precinct. ) III Loree, inspector
J Willis Boydston clerk
Polls at Armory Hall.
Pine Grove Precinct C Bradshaw Judge
80 L Webster clerk
Polls at Pine Grove Hall.
Oleta Precinct ....... Claud Wilson, Judge
&c Schroeder, clerk
Polls at United States Hotel office ROOM
Antelope Precinct. Thos Mckenzie, judge
b + Rutledge, clerk
Polls at French Camp
TOWNSHIP FOUR.
E Sutter Creek Prec't) Fred Werner, Judge
W Sutter Creek Prec't ] Dennis, inspector
S Sutter Creek ' Ed Tibbits clerk
Polls at Amador Electric Power House.
n Amador Precinct Oscar Martin, Judge
S Amador Precinct . j Tregloan, inspector
w Whitehead clerk
Polls at O'Nei's Hail.
TOWNSHIP FIVE.
n Plymouth Precinct ! Geo w Eastou, Judge
S Plymouth Precinct &C II Shields, INSPECTOR
Fred Thoms, clerk
Polls at Shields Hall.
] VIM Jennings, judge
Drytown Precinct. Barney, inspector
J Allen McWayne, clerk
Polls at School House,
Forest Home Precinct M Hardigan, Judge
] McCulloh, clerk
Polls at Forest Home Hall.
That the test to be required of every person
seeking TO vote Republican ballot at said pri-
mary, for said County Convention, shall be as
follows: n bona tide present intention of sup
porting the nominees of the Republican party
at the next ensuing election.
The Polls will be open from 80 o'clock p. m.
to Q O'Clock p. m.
Republicans are recommended to meet in eau
Gus in each of the various precincts on
Saturday. Aug. 9, 1902,
to nominate candidates as delegates to the
County Convention to be voted for at the pri-
marieS.s
E. C. VOORHEES,,
Chairman County Central Committee.
JAMES E. DYE,
Secretary County Central Committee.
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