The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-01
LEGAL.
Published in The Topeka State Journal
March 1, 1867
REPUBLICAN COUNTY PRIMARY.

Official Call made by the Republican
County Central Committee.
The Republicans of Shawnee county will
nold a primary election under the Craw-
ford County Australian ballot system on
Saturday, March 10, 1906. between the
hours of I and o'clock p m, in accord
ance with the law governing primary cleo
tons, and the Australian ballot system
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for the office of member of congress First
district clerk of tie district court coun-
ty attorney, probate judge. sheriff, coun-
" treasurer, county clerk, register of
deeds, county superint tendent, county com
missioner First commissioner district, cor
oner, county surveyor, one representative
eaef from the Thirty-seventh Thirty
eighth and Thirty-rinth representatiVe
districts, and members of the committee
from the several precincts of the city and
county, and also member First congress
slonaI committee from Shawnee county.
AT the same time and places there will
be held an election to select delegates and
alJefnates TO county convention to be
held Monday March u, 1906 at o'clock
2. m, at the, Exchange hall, 119 West
Sixth street. in the city of Topeka, at
lected 81 delegates and 80 alternates to the
Republican state convention.
The returns of said primary election as
to the nomination of candidates for coun-
ty officers, represents and commit
teemen re to be made to John W. Card
lner, secretary, to be canvassed by the
Republican county central committee at
the Exchange hail. in the city of Topeka,
Monday, March II. 1906 at 10 O'Clock a. m .
above named receiving the highest num-
Der of votes cast for each will be de-
clared by the whole committee as a can
vassing board to be the nominees for said
offices of the Republican party to be
voted for at the election in November
1905
The delegates to the county convention
will be elected from wards and townships.
Owing to this fact there viii be furnished
a list Of delegates and alternates for each
ward and township, who have been pre-
ViOusly selected by caucuses, called by the
chairman and secretary of the Republican
county central committee, which list Will
be voted for IN each township and ward
by depositing one of said lists of dele
gates of the township or ward with the
election board in each precinct, and which
list of delegates will be deposited by the
election board IN separate ballot box to
be provided
The townships and wards will be en-
titled to vote for the number of delegates
hereinafter set out;
ROssville twp. -. Al Dover twp. ......... 3
Silver Lake twp. 81 Mission twp. .......
MenOken twp. 80. q 1st ward Topeka. II
Soldier twp. -....- 6l2d ward Topeka 10
Tecumseh twp. -. 81 Sd ward Topeka. Is
Topeka twp. 10 4th ward Topeka Is
Monmouth twp. e. 3l5th ward Topeka. II
WiiamspOrt twp. 3 9Th ward Topeka. 6
Auburn twp. .-.-.. 81
The result upon the election of delegates
to the county convention shall be ascer-
tained and declared by the election board
at each voting precinct before they leave
the voting place and certified by the en-
tire hoard upon the form furnished to the
secretary of the Republican county cen
trail committee, John W. Gardiner. at
once, and before 10 O'Clock a. m. Monday,
March T. 1906.
Each precinct shall vote for the number
of committeeman to which such precinct
is entitled under the rules of the Repub-
lican county central committee, and which