The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-20
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES FOR
WAKE COUNTY.

Pursuant to the action of the County
Democratic Executive Committee call
ing the Democratic primaries to be held
on July 25th, 1902, to vote for the various
candidates for county offices, county
Commissioners, legislative ticket, ana 10
elect members of the Precinct Executive
Committee, and delegates to the county
|iconvention to be held on August I'd,
1902 the Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Raleigh township, at its meeting
on July 18th, 1902, had the following ac-
ton relative to said primary:
The primary will be held July 18th,
1902, from the hour of Z o'clock a. m. to
o'clock p. m, and all white quallned
electors of each voting precincts for their
choice of candidates for the various
ounty offices, County Commissioner and
legislative ticket.
The poll holders or any qualified elect
or of a voting precinct, shall have the
right to challenge for cause affecting his
qualification, any voter offering to vote
in said primary.
Each voting precinct shall be proVid-
ed with three ballot boxes in which the
ballots voted in said primary shall be
follosw: One, ''for county officers" one,
''for County Commissioners; and one,
for legislative ticket"
The following poll holders We're elect
ed for their respective precincts, and
shall superintend the voting in said pri-
mary:
First Ward, First Division, A. j. Jones
and J. M. Barbee.
First Ward, Second Division, w. II.
Bragg and w. ]. Sanders.
Second Ward. First Division, M. r..
Haynes and c. r. Lee.
Second Ward, Second Division, r. G..
Reid and A. E. Glenn.
Third Ward, First Division, r. O.
King and M B. Barbee.
Third Ward, Second Division, r. T.
Hornbuckle and w. 0. Scott.
Fourth Ward, First Division, w. F..
Austin and H. G. Ruth.
Fourth Ward, Second Division, w. d.
Smith and w. E. Fam.
Outside East, North, Elias r. Pace
and J. B. Stronach.
Outside East, South, B. M. Calling and
| w. T. Womble.
Outside West, North, D. T. Moore, Jr..
and w. T. Oaks.
Outside West, South, E. H. Wilkerson
and w. o. Smith.
| The polls at said primaries will be OPP
ened at the following places during the
| hours before named:
First Ward, First Division, Capital
Hose Company Fire House.
| First Ward, Second Division, Conn
| Old Store.
Second Ward, First division, Victor
| Fire House.
Second Ward, Second Division. f.
! Hugh Lees Store.
Third Ward, First Division, Jones
Warehouse.
Third Ward, Second Division, Fulcher's
| Store.
| Fourth Ward, First Division. City Lot
| Fourth Ward. Second Division, P. J.
Jeffreys Store.
Outside East, North, E. r. PAGES
! Store.
Outside East, South, Beines Old Store
Outside West, North, D. Il. Moore
| Jr. Store.
Outside West, South, E. II. Wilker-
sons Store.
At $3.50 p. m. the voters of their re-
|
elect delegates to the county convention
and also elect members of their preinct
executive committee. The place of meet
ing of the voters of the various preincts
for said purpose at $3.50 p. M, are re-
spectively as follows:
First Ward First Division, Armory
over Briggs Hardware Store.
First Ward Second Division, Metro
| politan Hall.
Second Ward, First Division, Court
House.
Second Ward, Second Division, Armory
in Henry Building.
| Third Ward, First Division, Jones
|. Warehouse
Third Ward, Second Division, Royal
Knights Hall.
Fourth Ward, First Division, Mayors
| Office.
| Fourth Ward, Second Division, Con
federate Veterans Room over Mayors
Office.
Outside East, North, Gallery Metro
politan Hail.
Outside East, South, Beines Old Store
Outside West. North. Hall in Capital
Fire House.
Outside West. South, Hall in Rescue
House.
L. B. PEGRAM, Chairman.
w. L. WATSON. Secretary.
! July II. 1902
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