The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-21
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
Delegates to Two Conventions to Be
Selected TO-MOrrov.

The official call for the Republican pri-
maries has been issued by Chairman Elliott
and Secretary Negley, as follows:
"The primaries for the election of dele
gates to a joint representative convention
TO nominate a representative for the coun-
ties of Marion and Hancock and the various
state offices will be held in the various
wards and townships in Marion county
Tuesday, April %, 1902. The polls will be
open at 4 y. m. and remain open until 8
ID. m. Election of delegates will be made
by direct vote of the Republicans in ac-
cordance with the primary election law.
The Joint representative convention will be
held at the Criminal Court room, Indian
apolis courthouse, Wednesday, April %, at
10 o'clock a. m. The state convention will
be held on April % and "a, the first session
converting at 2 o'clock p. m. Wednesday,
April %. The state convention is called for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
the following state Offices: Secretary of
state, auditor of state, treasurer of state,
attorney general. clerk of Supreme Court,
superintendent of public instruction, state
geologist, state statistician, one judge of
the Supreme Court for the Fifth district,
six judges br the Appellate Court.
THE delegates elected In Marion county
will meet at the Criminal Court room,
courthouse, promptly at III o'clock a. m.
Wednesday, April %. for the purpose of or
ganization. 1t is important that all dele
gates elected assemble at the place and
hour named in order that they may receive
regular credentials issued by the state COM
mittee. The delegates must secure the
regular credentials in order to gain admis-
sion TO the state convention.
THE Board of Primary Election Commits
sioners will meet at the Criminal Court
room Tuesday night, April %, to hear and
decide contests. All contests should be re-
ported as promptly as possible after the
polls are closed.
''The Republicans Of Marion county are
urged to attend the primaries and assist in
the election of delegates to nominate a
ticket to be voted for at the general cleo
ton Tuesday. Nov. 4, 1902
Following is the list of voting places by
wards and townships, together with names
First Ward-voting place, Hillside engine
house; O. p. B~ebinger.
S~econd-voting place. engine house. Six
tenth and Ash streets; w. Il. Brown.
Third-Voting place. livery stable, Six
teenth street. between Meridian and uli-
nois STREETS; William n. Gates.
Fourth - Voting place, engine house,
North indianapolis; j. w. Lane.
~Fffth-Voting place, 40 Blake street; AL
bert Judd
sixth-Voting place. Douglass Club. SS2
West Michigan street; w. a Rhodes.
Seventh-Voting place, Headquarters fire
department; Thomas p. Shufelton.
Eighth-Voting place. 9S6 East Michigan
street; John c. Ruckelshaus.
Ninth-Voting place, 7S Shelby street;
William Dunlop.
Tenth-votine place, No; u engine house,
Virginia avenue; F.. w. Allardt.
Eleventh-Voting place. 236 West Mary
land street; Louis Ziegler.
.Twelfth-VOting place, engine house, cor
ner Morris and Harding streets; DR.. w. A.
Fox.
Thirteenth-Voting place, sear 637 Virginia
avenue; John Stanton.
Fourteenth-Voting place, O.. r. Morton
Club room; George w. Baxter.
Fifteenth-Voting place. 1919 South Merid-
ian street rear; Walter Sourbier.
Center Township, Southeast-Mankedick
schoolhouse; Byron Dawson.
Center, Northeast-Tuxedo schoolhouse,
/ Charles Johnson.
Decatur-West Newton sc~hoolhouse; VIII.
liam Huffman.
Perry - Southport s~choolhouse; Jerry
/ Gray.
F~ranklin-Precinct house, near Gallaudeti
George Carr.
Warren-2Os South Central avenue, Irving.
ton; William Caylor.
Lawrence - Spring Valley schoolhouse.
John Myles.
Washington - Town Hall, Broad Ripple
James w. Morris.
Pike-New Augusta schoolhouse; Samue
Hume.
Wayne - West Side Republican Clut
rooms. 25O2 West Michigan street; Alfred o
Meloy.