The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-29

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 Yuma, Arizona, Aug. P, 1906.
 At a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Yuma county, Arizona Territory, held this day, the following order was adopted:
 Pursuant to Chapter 68 of the Session Laws of the Territory of Arizona, and the 23rd Legisla- tive Assembly thereof, on mo- ton, duly seconded and carried, it is hereby ordered that the re- publican and democratic conven- tions for Yuma county, for the purpose of nominating county and precinct officers for Yuma county to be voted for at a gen. eral election to be held in the Territory of Arizona on the 9th day of November, A. D. 1906, be held in the town of Yuma on the 29th day of September, A. D. 1906, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. The former of said conven- tions shall be held in the Mason ic hall and the latter of said con- ventions shall be held in the court room of the county court house.
 It is further ordered that a primary election be held by the republican party and the demo- cratic party of Yuma county in the various voting precincts of said county on the 22nd day of September, A. D. 1906, and that the polls therefor shall open at an hour not earlier than 6 a. m., nor later than s a. m., and shall close at 5 p. m. of said day, for the purpose of electing AZ delegates to said republican county convention and 36 dele gates to said democratic county Iconvention.
 And be it further ordered that said republican party shall elect, at said primary election, 26 dele gates, and said democratic party shall elect IS delegates in Yuma precinct No. 1; one delegate each in Ehrenberg precinct No. 2; said republican party two del egates and said democratic party one delegate in Palomas precinct No. 1; one delegate each in Mo hawk precinct No. 5; said repub- lican party two delegates and said democratic party one dele gate in Harrisburg precinct No. z; said republican party two del egates and said democratic party one delegate in Gila City precinct No. 9; said repub lican party two delegates and said democratic party three delegates in Quartzsite pre- cinct No. 10; said republican party five delegates and said democratic party four delegates in Somerton precinct No. II; said republican party two delegates and said democratic party one delegate in Laguna precinct No. 15; one delegate each in Cibola precinct No, 16; said republican party two delegates and said democratic party three delegates in Kofa precinct No. 17; one del each in Empire Flat precinct.
 And be it further ordered that said primary election. be held in the places and the officers to conduct the same shall be as fol lows, towit:
 Yuma precinct No. lat the county court house. Republi- can party-T. D. Molloy, in spector; H. H. Donkersley and o. F. Townsend, judges; Doc Byrnes and T. B. Bell, clerks. Democratic party-O. P. Bon desson, inspector; O. H. Willis and M. J. Nugent, judges; Wal ter Riley and A. M. Foster, clerks.
 Ehrenberg precinct No. ?, at Wilson's store. Republican par ty-Jesus Daniel, inspector. Democratic party-S. M. Wilson, inspector; George Cusenbury and Charles Munck, judges,
 Palomas precinct No. 4, at Nottbusch's store. Republican party-J. l.. Noriega, inspector; Frank Noriega and A. Armenia, judges. Democratic party-J. ' Fred Nottbusch, inspector; Doc Smith, judge.
 Mohawk precinct No. 5, at Norton's Hotel. Republican par ivy. Westfall, inspector; Ed. Baker and J. M. Napoleon, I judges. Democratic party-L. B. Modie, inspector; George W. Norton, judge.
 Harrisburg precinct No. 2, at Martins store building in Har- rlsburg. Republican party John E. Martin, inspector; Jack Rarick, judge Democratic par ty-Barney Quinn, inspector; John Cuff and J. A. Reid, judges. Gila City precinct No. 9, at McDaniel's store. Democratic