Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-07-05

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IL O'Clock, noon, on the 10th ddy of ,Jula
1907, and no candidate for Office who fail
TO pay the chairman Of this committee ID,
amount assessed upon the Office for which b,
is candidate, by the time hereinbefor,
designated, can have his name placed upoi
the official ballot to be voted for on the 3rd
day of August, 1907. In like manner al
candidates for members of the County Com
mittee, to be voted for as hereinafter provid
ed, shall signify their desire to have theil
names placed upon the official ballot on o.
before the Goth day Of July, 1907, but they
Will not be required to make any deposit fol
dafraying the expenses of said primary cleo.
ton.
And be Et further Tes0lUed, third, That Their
shall be elected one Committeeman from eacl
election district by the direct vote of th,
Democratic voters, said Committeeman &C
elected shall be the member o: the COUNTY
Committee from their respective election dis
tricts and shall serve for two years or unit
bis successor shall be elected; and 1t is further
resolved, that any vacancy occurring in said
County Committee shall be filled by the Stat,
Central Committee from the voters of th,
election district where the said vacancy oc
ours.
hooVtOettt lOuItu, 4uht At Tue primary
election to be held on the said 3rd day o.
August, 1907, there shall be elected Eve del.
egates to represent Montgomery County in
the State convention of the Democratic par.
ty to be held in Baltimore on the 9Th day oil
August, 1907. Any person desiring to be.
come the nominee of said party for any Office
at the said State convention may have
his name placed upon the official ballot 10 be
voted at said primary election, and the dele
gates elected at said primary election shall
use all honorable means to secure the nomi-
nation Of the person receiving the highest
number Of votes for the respective offices
The names Of the persons desiring to be
elected delegates to the said State conven-
ton, and OF all persons desiring to become
candidates for any State Office, shall signify
their desire to have their names placed upon
the official ballot on or before IL O'Clock,
noon, on the goth day Of July, 1907; and
any vacancies in said delegation at the time
OF the assembling Of the said State conven :
ton shall be filed by the members In attend
ance, and the said delegation shall vote az
unit upon all questions and nominations
which may come before said State conven-
ton.
ResOlUed, fifth, That all vacancies occurring
after the nominations for the several offices
have been made shall be filled by the State
Central and County Committees at a Joint
meeting, as provided in Section 10 of Chap
ter 724, Acts Of 1905.
And be IL resoLusd, sixth, That the primsr '
election be held at the following places in
the respective election districts and the fol-
lowing judges and clerks are hereby desig-
mated and appointed to conduct the said
primary in accordance with the law and
these resolutions:
First District, Lay tonsville-Downey M.
Williams. return judge l.. E. Riggs and
Joseph T. Allnutt, judges l.. @. Colli-
flower and Robert l. Stanley, clerks.
Second District, Clarksburg-Webster v.
Burdetts, return Judge; William H. Page
and Thomas A. Burdette, judges; J. Clay
ton Hoyle and William W. Hessie, clerks.
Third District, Poolesville-Harry M. Will
liams, return Judge; Wilkerson Jones and
J. FUR White, judges; DIR. R. 4. Gott aud
]. Dawson Trundle, clerks.
Fourth District, Rockville-Calvin Hicks,
return Judge; Washington D. Waters and
Charles W. Fields. judges Joseph Reading
aud John J. Higgins, Jr, clerks.
Fifth District, Colesvile-P. f. Brian. re.
turn Judge; Edward Davis and z T Bell,
Jr, judges odorian Robey and John Boni-
FAINT, clerks
Sixth District, Darnestown-Julian Grit
fifth, return Judge; James N Benton and
Charles g DuFief, judges Thomas D Darby
and 7 N Hoyle, clerks
Seventh District, Bethesda-Wa V
Magruder, return Judge; Robert Wilson and
Perry Stallsmith, judges; John r Johnston
and M Wilson ORutt, clerks
Eighth District, 0lney-Frances Snowden
return judge; Frank DoWney and R Bent
ley Thomas, judges; Joseph M Strain and
@ NJ Mackall, clerks
Ninth District, Gaithersburg-Perry A
Gloyd, return Judge; Samuel B Briggs and
Norman Belt, judges; Charles F Hogan and
G Hutton, clerks
Tenth District, Potomac-Charles L Hig-
gins, return Judge; William X Jones and
George R Beall, judges; Carter Clagett,
clerk
Eleventh District, Barnesville-Lloyd ]
Jones, return judge Charles T Brosius ant
J Frank Lewis, judges; CO Hilton and Ar
thur L Jones, clerks
Twelfth District, Damsscus-John r Lew
is, return Judge; Reuben N Riggs and Noah
Watkins, judges; James 4 Duvall and Ar.
chic Snowden, clerks
ROBERT G. HILTON,
Chairman State Central Committee,