The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-13
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Republican County Primary.
LEGAL.

(First published in Topeka State Journal
February 10, 1904)
Official call made by the Republican
County Central COMMITTEES:
The Republicans of Shawnee county
Will hold a primary election ,t under the
tenn, on Saturday.. February 81. 1904, be-
tween the hours of 1.30 and Z o'clock pm,
in accordance with the law governing
primary elections. and the Australian hat
lot system, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the office of district judge
of the Sd district. clerk of the district
court, county attorney short and long
term, probate judge short and long term,
register of deeds, county superintend-
ent, county commissioner short and long
term for the Second commissioner dis
trict, county commissioner for the Third
commissioner district, coroner, county
surveyor, state senator for the 18th sena-
torial district, one representative each
from the Thirty-seventh, Thirty-eighth
and Thirty-ninth representative districts,
a committeeman at large to the Republic
can county central committee and MEM
bers of the committee from the several
precincts of the city and county.
At the same time and places there will
be held an election to select delegates
and alternates to a county convention to
be held February %, 1904 at two o'clock
p. m, at the Armory, in the city of To-
| peka, at which county convention there
will be selected 80 delegates and 80 alter
mates to the Republican state convention
at Wichita, Kan, March 9, 1904
The returns of said primary election as
to the nomination of candidates for
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sentatives and committeeman are
to be made to John W; Gard
Republican a no county &c central committee
at the Armory in the city of Topeka,
on Thursday. March g. 1904, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. The candidates for the various of
fees above named receiving the highest
number of votes cast for each will be
declared by the whole committee as q
canvassino hoard To he the nOminees for
said offices of the Republican party to be
voted for at the election in November
The delegates to the county convention
will be elected from wards and town
| ships. Owing to this fact, there will be
furnished list of delegates and alter
mates for each ward and township who
have been previously selected by caucuses
called by the chairman and secretary OF
the Republican county central committee
which list will be voted for in each town
ship and ward by depositing one of said
lists of delegates of the township or WARD
with the election board in each precinct
and which list of delegates will be de-
posted by the election board in a sepa-
rate ballot box to be provided.
The townships and wards will be en-
titled to vote for the number of delegates
hereinafter set out:
Rossville twp.......3l Auburn twp.........
Silver Lake twp....3i Dover twp. :
| Menoken twp..-.-.-zl Mission twp .-.-- :,
| Soldier twp -.....---6l 1St ward, Topeka. Il
Tecumseh twp. I'd ward, Topeka. Il
Topeka twp. ..,....ui Sd ward, Topeka. Il
Monmouth twp. g 18th ward, Topeka. i
Williamsport twp-.2l3th ward, Topeka
9Th ward, Topeka.
The result upon the election of delegates
to the county convention shall be ascer
tanned and declared by the election boar
at each voting precinct before they leav
the voting place and certified by the en-
tire board upon the form furnished to tn
secretary of the Republican county cen
trail committee, John w. Gardner,
once, and before 10 o'clock a. m. Monday
February 29 1904.
A committeeman-at-la shall be vote
for over the whole county. Each precinc
shall vote for the number of committee
men to which such precinct is entities
Of ffa
central committee, and which number i
set out as follows: