Evening journal., 1902-08-08
ISSUED CALL FOR
AUGUST PRIMARIES
Republican Committee Or
liciaIS Arrange Details
Polling Places aud Officers Agreed On.
Union Committee 10 Work.
With Regulars

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Republican County Committee; Joseph
c. Jolls. secretary, and Harry II. Bill
lany. chairman Of the Republican First
District Committee. yesterday after
noon issued a call for a primary cleo
ton, TO be held in this county on Au-
gust is, at which delegases WILDE elect
ed to the State Convention
AT this time there is no indication Of
a contest in any Of the districts. The
Sixth ward Republicans viii nominate
their delegates tonight, and other
wards will follow next week.
In the call for the primary election
is a list Of the polling places through
out the city and county. The officers
to conduct the primaries in this city
also have been appointed by the Re
publican First District Committee as
follows:
First primary district, comprisingl
l4th, 18th and 10th election districts
Polls, northeast corner Fourth andl
Iatnall. Inspector Harry E. Thomas:
Judges, Robert l. Welch and OttoI
Scheu
Second primary district. comprising
LIST. I'd and Goth election districts
Polls, northeast corner Second and
Walnut Inspector, Nicholas Jenney;
judges. William Kelley and John G. !
Williams.
Third primary district comprising
4th, 9th and 6Sth districts-Polls.l
southeast corner A and Buttonwood. |
Inspector, Randolph Dean; judges, An
drew Cole and Albert Serson.
Fourth primary district. comprising
18th, 18th, 18th. goth and 21st districts
Polls, southeast corner Fifth andl
Jefferson. Inspector, to be named
judges William II. Graham, Samuel
Coyle. Sr.
Fifth primary district. comprising
9th, 9Th. 7th. Sth and 69th districts
Polls. No. 30S Fourth street. Inspec-
tor. ]. Harvey Wigglesworth: Judges
Martin Hutton, Henry Baunsteih.
I Sixth primary district. comprising
22d 2Sd, oath, 3Oth. 3ist, 73d, SD SD.
54th and 55th election districts-Polls.
northeast corner Eighth and Windsor.
Inspector, G. Slherburne Rice: Judges
B. T. Bye and Walter L. Fulmer.
Seventh primary district compris-
ing 9Th. 10th and 3Sth distrlcts-Polls
northwest corner Seventh and French
Inspector. Oscar Gouert; judges.
Thomas Ridgeway and Missouri
Stookey
Eighth primary district, comprising
39th. 10th, 41st and 10th districts
Polls. No. 1927 French street. Inspec-
tor George Smedley; judges. William
Sulley and Louis G.. Wiedeman.
Ninth primary district comprising
66th. 57th, Slst, SD. 5Sth .59th districts
Polls, Malone's marble yards Inspec-
tor, William Farra; judges. Edmund S. |
Hellings, James Ward.
Tenth primary district, comprising
6Oth 6lst and SD districts-Polls,
northwest corner Eleventh and Adams. |
Inspector, William Downey; judges, !
Joseph Wheeer George Cornell.
Eleventh primary district. compris-
ing 62d 63d. 64th. saith and
S5th districts-Polls, Connelrs clgarl
store. Delaware avenue and DUPONT
street. Inspector, Alexander Mason !
judges, ID. Frank Mayne. Sylvester Nc
Cleary.
Twelfth primary district. comprising
the 65th district-Polls. Odd Fellows
Hall. Highlands. Inspector, William
Harriott; judges, William S. Davis
and Samuel Benson.
Thirteenth primary district, COM
prising 11th, 18th and 18th districts
Polls. northwest corner Tenth and
Lombard. Inspector. George Byron
judges Emil Ulrich. William S. Com
ner.
Fifteenth primary district. compris-
ing 44th. 45th. 10th and 18th districts
Polls. northeast corner Ninth and Pine
streets. Inspector, William Wintrup;
Judges, Frank p. Hunter and Cecil
Hahn.
Sixteenth primary district comprls-
ing 47uh, 4Sth, 49th 18th, 5Oth, 51stl
and S0th districts-Polls. No 1913 Mar
ket Inspector, Winfield S. Palmer;
judges, Lindsey s. Pierce. Henry Har-
ris.
Seventeenth primary district, COM
prising 25th. 10th and 26th districts
Polls, northwest corner Chestnut and
Van Buren,. Inspector. Robert Taylor;
judges. William J. Kirkland, Walter
Bartlett.
Eighteenth primary district. com
prising 9th, 2Sth 29th and list dis
ltricts-POlls. No. 1913 West Fourth. In
spector. Walter Babcock; judges, Will
liam e. Alden, Edward L. Shakes
lpeare. fi.' '
Nineteenth primary district, COM
prising 35th, Seth and 37th Districts
Polls northwest corner Jackson street
and Maryland avenue. Inspector, Frank
Broman; judges. William Green.
Joseph Howard.
Twentieth primary district. compris-
J ing 32d, 33d, 34th, 74th and 10Th dis
tricts-Polls. No. 1902 West Fourth.
Inspector, William A. CrOney: judges.
Frank Siegrist. Warren Curlett
The Union Republican County Com
mittee will meet at headquarters next
Wednesday afternoon to arrange for
going into common primaries with the
Republican County Committee A sub
committee. in all probability. will be
named TO act with like committee on
the part Of the Republican county or
ganization to arrange the details for thf
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