The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES.

Congressman L. Heisler Ball,
chairman of the Republican county
committee; Joseph c. Jols, secretary
OF the committee, and Harry ii. Bill
lany, chairman of the Republican
First district committee, had con.
ference yesterday afternoon, at
which a call was issued for the pri-
mary election to be held on Monday
August IS, to elect delegates to the
state convention to be held in Dover
on Tuesday The convention is to
nominate a candidate Cor representa-
tive in Congress, for state treasurer
and state auditor, and there Is not
much doubt that Or. Ball, Martin b.
Burris and Purnal B. Norman. the
present incumbents, will! be renom.
mated to stand for second term.
Thus far very few contests have
cropped up in the election for dele
gates throughout the city and the
county A meeting of the Repub!l.
cans of the Sixth ward will be he'd
at the rooms of the East Side Rcphb.
lIcan Club this evening at s o'clock
when delegates to The state conveh-
ton will be nominated.
In the call tor the primary cleo.
ton ia a list Of the polling places
throughout the citvand county. The
officers to conduct the primaries in
this city also have been appointed
by the Republican First District
committee, as follows.
First primary district, com prising
l4th, 18th, and 10Th election dis
tricts Polls, nor theast corner Fourth
and TatnaIl. Inspector. Harry e.
Thomas; judges. Robert l.. Welsh and
Otto Scheu.
Second primary district, compris.
ing lst, md and 66th election districts
Polls, northeast corner Second and
Walnut. Inspector, Nicholas Jenney;
judges, William Kelley and John G.
Williams.
Third primary district, comprising
4tn, 9th and 6Sth districts-Polls
southeast corner A and ButJonwood
Inspector, Randolph Dean: judges,
Andrew Cole and Albert SerSon.
Fourth primary district, compris-
ing 18th, 18th. 10Th 2Olh and 2lsG
districts Polls, southeast corncr
Fifth and Jefferson, Inspector, to be
named; Judges, William IT, Graham,
Samuel Coyle, ST..
Fifth primary districts, comprising
9TH, 9th, 18th, Sth and Goth districts
Polls, No. 30S East Fourth street.
Inspector. J. Harvey Wigglesworth;
judges. Martin Hutton, Henry Braun.
stein.
Sixth primary district. comprising
end, 23rd, Gath, Goth, 3lst, BIRD 81
nd, 53rd, 54th, and jjth election dis.
lricts-Polls, northeast corner Eighth
and Windsor. Inspector. G. Sher.
burne Rice; Judges, Is. Il. Bye and
Walter l.. Fu'mer.
Seventh primary district, compris-
ing 9th, 10th and 3sth districts =
Polls. northwest corner Seventh and |
French, Inspector. Oscar Goucrt:
judges, Thomas Rdyeway and Mis-.
souri, Stookcy.
Eighth primary district, compris.
ing 39th, 40th, 4lst and 10th dis. !,
tricts- Polls. No. 1927 French street.
Inspector, George smedIey; Judges.
William Stilley and Lewis Wider
man.
Ninth primary district, comprising
Sc, 81, 81, 81, So and 50 districts -
Polls, Malone's marble yards. in.
spector, William Farra, judges, Ed.
mund S. Hellings, James Ward
Tenth primary district, comprising
60 aud I'll and SD districts Polls,
northwest corner Eleventh and
Adams streets, Inspector, William
Downey; judges, Joseph Wheeler,
George Cornell.
Eleventh primary district, com.
prising 90, So. 81. 81 and s5th dis.
Polls, Connell's cigar store,
Delaw are avenue and du Pont street. i
Inspector Alexander Mason; judges