The Indianapolis journal., 1904-03-29
CHAIRMAN PREPARES FOR
CONGRESSIONAL MEETING
List of Inspectors, with Location
of Polling Places, Is Announced
by Chairman.


The list of voting places and inspectors
for each ward and township in Marion
county for the Republican primaries to
elect delegates to the county congressional
convention has been completed by County
Chairman Harry b. Smith. The primaries
will be held April 2.
Chairman Smith announced his list yes
terday as follows:
Pursuant TO the regular call heretofore
issued to the Republicans of Marion coun-
~ to elect delegates April to the congress
slonal convention TO be held at o'clock
D. m, April 2. at Masonic Hall, Indian
apolis, to nominate congressman, also TO
select two delegates and two alternates 10
the Republican national convention, and
for the purpose of selecting presidential
elector TO represent this district, the vOt-
ing place and inspector in each ward for
the said county are hereby designated as
follows:
Center township:
First Ward-Charles Alcon, engine house,
Roosevelt avenue and Sixteenth street.
Second Ward-JOhn j. Twiname, hose
house No. 10. Ashland avenue and Six
teenth street.
Third Ward-W. w. Thornton, Weigand' s,
corner Illinois and Sixteenth streets
Fourth Ward-Marion Eaton, No. % en-
gine house. RAIDER and Udeu streets.
Fifth Ward-John Jansen, rear 500 West
New York street.
Sixth Ward-Charles Chatten, No l en-
gine house, Indiana avenue and Michigan
street
Seventh Ward-Dr. Emerson Druly. head
quarters engine house.
Eighth Ward-John A. Hugg, 1907 East
Michigan street
Ninth Ward-Harry E. Royse. 77S State
avenue.
Tenth Ward-John r. Clinton, No. 13
engine house, East Maryland street
Eleventh Ward-Walter Durbin, No. 10
engine house, Merrill and Illinois streets
Twelfth Ward-W. Il. Wilson, engine
house, Harding and Norris streets.
Thirteenth Ward Charles Eggar, 719 Vir-
ginia avenue.
Fourteenth Ward-George w. Harvie. o.
P. Morton Club, Shelby and Cottage
avenues.
Fifteenth Ward-Harry Mountain, ia
West Morris.
Center, northeast-John n. Spann. north
east corner of New York street and Sher-
man Drive.
Center, southeast - George Higgins,
George Hugginss residence on Higgins
pike.
Decatur Township-William Huffman,
schoolhouse, Valley, Mills.
Franklin TownShip-A. H. Plymate,
Acton, Chlian's shop.
Lawrence Township-M. E. Freeman,
kellys shop. Lawrence, Ind;
Perry TownShip-Vincent Askin, school
house No. u, Southport
Warren Township-Dr Samuel Nc
Gaughey, engine house No. %, Irvington.
Washington Township-B F. Osborn, f.
z. Wattss drug store, Broad Ripple.
Pike Township-William Hume, school
house, New Augusta
wayne ToWnShlp-A. y. Meloy, West Side
Republican Club rooms.
i HARRY h. SMITH, Chairman.
BERT NJ. JOHNSON. Secretary.
The number of delegates apportioned to
each ward and township are as follows
First ward, ten; Second ward, twelve;
Third ward, fourteen Fourth ward. nine
Fifth ward. six; Sixth ward, nine; Seventh
ward, eight; Eighth ward. eight: Ninth
ward, six; Tenth ward, three; Eleventh
ward. three; Twelfth ward, four; Thirteenth
ward; four; Fourteenth ward, five; Fif-
teenth ward. four; Center township. north
east, one; Center township. southeast, one;
Lawrence, one; Washington, three; Pike
one; Warren, two; Franklin, one; Perry
two; Decatur, one; Wayne, six.
Pursuant to the regular call heretofore is
sued the Republicans of the following
townships in Marion county, Lawrence
Washington. Pike, Warren, Franklin, Per-
ry, Decatur and Wayne, will elect dele
gates to the state convention to be held
April 26 and q at the same time they elect
delegates TO the congressional convention
The number of delegates from the above
| townships to the state convention are as
| follows: Lawrence, one: Washington, three
! Pike, one; Warren, two; Franklin, one
Perry, two; Decatur, one; Wayne, six.