Amador ledger., 1904-08-05
as said precincts were known and bounded at
the time OF the general election in 1902

KNOWN bounded a
the time OF the general election in 1902
The delegates elected to the State Conyen
tion shall also be delegates to the Conventions
of Congressional and Assemble Histricts o,
which Amador County forms part and shall
be elected by the delegates to the County Con-
vention constituting the representatives Of the
respective supervisor townships Of said County.
The basis of apportiOnment OF said delegates
TO state, Congressional and District Conven-
tions is as follows: One delegate for each
combination of precincts forming a supervisor
township in the county for each 200 votes cast
for the Republican nominee for Governor at the
general election held in November, 1902, and
one delegate for majority fraction thereof.
This basis will give the following apportion-
ment: Township One, delegates Township
Two. delegate; Township Three. delegate;
township -Four, 2 delegates; Township Five,
delegate. Total,
The election precincts location of polling
places, and names of Primary Election OficerS
are as follows:
TOWNSHIP NO. ONE.
jackson Polling place. Garbarini's Black
smith Shop. Judge. B F, Taylor. Clerk, Frank
Duden. Inspector, Joe Garbarini.
Clinton:-Polling place, W. Hutchins' house.
Judge, W. Hutchins. Clerk, Robt Reed.
TOWNSHIP NO. TWO
lone; :. Polling place, Commercial Hotel.
Judge, John Robertson. Clerk, E. G. WooIsey.
Inspector, A. ]. Maestretti.
Buena VISTA Polling place, Norris Hall.
Judge ]. Sohn. Clerk, l. N. Chitwood Inspec.
tor, j. G. Norris.
Lancha Plans Polling place, Lsnchs Plsns
Hall. Judge, Arthur Adams. Clerk, Joe Swass.
Inspector, Phil Sheridan.
TOWNSHIP NO. THREE.
Pine Grove:-PolliDg place, Pine Grove Hall.
Judge, o. Webster. Clerk, A. Adams, Inspec-
tor, Ed. Walker.
Volcano. Polling nlace Armorv Hail
Judge, Geo Miller Clerk, F. Glute Inspec-
tor, W. Boydson.
oleta:--Polling place, United States Hotel
Office, Judge, H: Schrader. Clerk, G Wilson.
| Inspector, E. Mccormick
Antelope:-Judge, F. M Whitmore Clerk
| -. Camp. Inspector, l.. Mckenzie.
TOWNSHIP NO. FOUR.
Sutter reek;-Polling place, Electric Light
| House. Judge, L. Oettinger. Clerk, E A.
Tibbetts. Inspector, Geo. Chisholm.
Amador City Polling place, O'Neirs Hall.
Judge Oscar Martin. Clerk, j. R. Tregloan.
TOWNSHIP NJ. FIVE.
Plymouth:-Judge Geo. W. Easton. Clerk,
c. H. Shields. Inspector, DR.. Tiffany.
Drytown Polling place, Schoolhouse. Judge,
A. McWayne. Clerk, Geo. Jennings. Inspec-
tor E. S. Barney.
Forest Home:-Polling place, Forest Home
Hall. Judge, NJ. Hartigan. Clerk, ]. McCulloh.
That the test to be required OF every person
seeking to vote Republican ballot at said pri-
mary, for said County Convention, shall be as
follows: bona tide present intention of sup
porting the nominees of the Republican party
at the next ensuing election.
The Polls will be open from 6: 80 O'Clock p. m.
to O'Clock p N,
Republicans are recommended to meet in
caucus in each of the various precincts on
Thursday, August II, 1904,
to nominate candidates as delegates to the
County Convention to be voted for at the pri-
marieS
c. A. HERRICK,
Chairman County Central Committee.
A. NJ. GALL,
aus Secretary County Central Committee