The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-08-02
Republican Primaries

DIV the htpu~uCdA parry VI AAuhiLoiui
county, New, on the 18th day of Au
rust, 1905, for the purpose of e~,ectine
- delegates to the Republican State
Convention. to be hsld at Tonopah
New, on tie All cay of September, 1906
at 12 o'e'ock m, for the purpose Of
I minating a ticket to be voted for al
next general clsttion to Re held of
Tuesday, the Oh day of November
1905, consisting of:
One Representative to Congress.
me Governor.
One Lieutenant Governor.
pre Justice of the Supreme Court.
One Secretary of State.
One Attorney General.
One State Treasurer.
One State Controller.
One Surveyor General.
One Superintendent of Public n
st.uction.
One Superintendent of State Prirt
ing.
Two members of the State Board Of
University Regents-one lorg term, orc
short term ard district Judges of the
various jud'c'al districts of Nevada.
Ard fer the transaction of such othel
business as may came before the con
vontion.
TIE qualifications required for voters
at said primary olcct ion are, ar
shall be the qualifications prescribed
by the ele on laws of this sta e, to.
gether with the party test, viz: "I an
a Repua hcan."
That the election toard shall consist
of three judges.
If any of the persons named as judgef
of the election boards of the variouf
voting precincts shall not lie present,
or refuse to serve, those present shall
II the vacancy as required by law.
In all cases the r turns of each pre-
cinct must be forwarded to the Seere
tary of the Republican County Central
Committee as soon as possible after the
closing of the pol.s.
That the county be divided into T
votirg distr cts, ard the delegates be
apport ored as follows, to-wit:
District No. /, 3 el-gates-Winne
mucca, including MI City, Dun Glen
Humto,dt House. Polls at the hose
house at Winnemucea. Judges, G. f
-Havilard, v. J.. Lavcaga, F. Ramdohr.
District No. 2, 3 de'ogates-Loyelock
inclrd;ng Fitt'rg and American Can
yoa. Polls at the Tribune office, Love
lock, Judg 9, II. C. Sommers, F. A
3unsay, George Stoker.
District No. 3, l delegate-Go'conds,
including North's ranch and Adelaide
po.is at J. A. Langwith's Office, Col
eonGa. Judges, Eugene Duterte, J.. A
Corners and +. J. Button.
District No. 4, 2 de,egates-Paradise
~'~,iudine wi low Port. Polls at A
payqua,e's store, Pared,se. Judges. II
*. Harvey, J. B. Case ard f. C. Lye.
District No. 5, i ce'ogate-Union
vile, irclrd'rg Kennedy and Star City
Pos at scico oil lou e, Uni nville Jvdges
A.. Flo,ter, Mel, Henderson ard Pau
McCulech.
District No. 6, / d legate-McDer
mt. in>l Ding Fefe' Creek ard Kirg's
River. Folls at wn hall, Mc0erm it
Judges X. Fl. Corners. Tom Mcconnell
and Phan Dee bTugh.
hi triat No. 7, delega4e-Den'o, in
cl~dirg Vic's' urg, Jackson Creek and
Part'ott Greek. Pos at Sch~fe~er'f
s4cre- Deric. Tu'ges, J. w. Cowden, w.
J. nakin end T. Ashdown.
Polls shal' be kept onen between the
hours Of u m, nco~, ard 5 o'c'ock p. m.
Of sa'd 18th fay OF fug-st. 1906.
Rescl~cd. That in districts where nc
primaries hal he red, oil vacancies
fhal be fled by appointment ~ the
Republican County Ce~tra' Committee
The at'e~t'on of the election boards
il fi-eet0d to the law governing pri-
mary el~et'ona. s ct;ons 1877 to 1892
irelusive, cempil d laws of Nevada.
+. M. LEE Cha rman.