The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-22
CALL FOR OUT TOWNSHIP
CONVENTIONS IS MADE
Chairman Smith, in Communica-
ton, Designates Precinct In
spectors and Voting Places.
FOLLOWS REGULAR CALL

Republican County Chairman Harry B.
Smith yesterday issued the official notices
of the voting places and inspectors for the
primaries to be held in the out townships
March % and March %, as follows:
Pursuant TO the regular call heretofore
issued to the Republicans of Wayne town
ship, Marion county, State of Indiana, to
elect delegates March %. to a township
convention to be held March 26 at the town
hall of Haughville to nominate candidates
for township trustee and township asses
sor, the following is list of the voting
places and the inspectors for said town
ship:
First precinct, John II. Carter, inspec-
tor; No. schoolhouse. Wall-street pike.
Second, Enoch Hoffman, inspector; Ed
Perkins's barber shop.
Third, j. b Miller. inspector; No. 2
schoolhouse.
Fourth, Steve Hillard, inspector; 21OS
West Norris street, barber shop.
Fifth, l.. c. Young, Inspector; Harris
avenue and Washington street.
Sixth, All. Swop, inspector; 2516 West
Washington street.
seventh w. P. Garfield, inspector: Sam
uel Schucks office, 2615 West Michigan
street.
Bismarck street
Ninth, Thomas E. Spafford, inspector,
900 King avenue.
Tenth, James Hurst inspector, 309S West
Walnut street.
Eleventh. Henry ]. Schmidt, inspector.
1890 North fremont street.
Twelfth, j. w. Peck, inspector, Mann's
grocery, Flackvlle.
Thirteenth, Wesley Sherlock, inspector,
New Store at Olinville.
HARRY y. SMITH, Chairman.
BERT NJ. JOHNSON. Secretary.
Pursuant to the regular call, hereto
fore issued. TO the Republicans of the fol-
lowing townships in Marion county, State
of Indiana, to-wit., Decatur. Franklin,
Perry, Warren, Washington, Lawrence
and Pike, for direct primaries to be held
March % to select candidates for township
assessor and trustee in each of the above
townships, the voting place and inspector
in each precinct for the said townships are
hereby designated as follows:
Decatur Township-First precinct, John
Updegraff, inspector; Burnetts Hall, West
Newton; Second precinct, Martin Seerley;
school house. Valley Mills.
Franklin township-First precinct, Z. s.
Toon. residence r. Adams; second precinct
J. j. Loves, Chilean,s shop; third precinct.
Perry township-First precinct, Sanford
Bailey, schoolhouse No. u. Southport;
second precinct, John Heimer, schoolhouse
No. 3, Southport; third precinct, d. III.
Morton. schoolhouse No. g. Southport:
fourth precinct, Joseph Jordon. schoolhouse
Warren township-First precinct. Harry
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| East Washington street; second precinct,
| q. w. HaymakeT, Gates's blacksmith shop,
| 5704 East Washington street. third pre-
| cinct, James Stevenson, vacant room, 205
! South Audubon road; fourth precinct
Adrian Sheppard, above Shephard's carriage
| shop, Cumberland. Ind; fifth precinct
| Henry Wessling, No. schoolhouse.
| Washington township-First precinct
| Elmer Trester, No. : schoolhouse; Second
| precinct, Albert Newly, A. II. Bowen's
| store, Nora. Ind. Third precinct, B. f
| Osborn, Town Hall, Broad Ripple Ind.
| Fourth precinct, John Strange, blacksmith
| shop, Millersville; Fifth precinct, Franz
| w. Flanner corner Illinois and Thirty
| eighth streets.
| Lawrence township-First precinct
| George Bolander, Cory's harness shop, Oak
| landon, Ind; Second precinct, Jno. J. John
| son, Pratt's shop; Third precinct, Oliver w
| Voorhis. Kelly's shop, Lawrence.
| Pike township-First precinct, F. A
| Walker, No. u schoolhouse, Traderspoint
| Second precinct, William Hume, New Au
| gusta; Third precinct, B. +. Long, w
| Heckmon's residence.
HARRY B. SMITH. Chairman.
BERT NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary"