The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1908-09-30
Primary Election Notice


Republican. Democratic and Socialist parties
shall be held in conformity with the provisions
of Chapter IS OF the Session Laws Of the
Twenty-third Legislative Assembly OF the Ter
ritcry OF Arizona entitled AN act 10 provide
for primary political elections and the manner
of holding the same" in the Town OF Yuma
County of Yuma, Territory OF Arizona, at ten
O'Clock d. m, on Saturday, the 3rd day of octo
ger. A. u. 1905. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following territorial, County
and precinct officers 70 be voted for at the gen.
cral election to be held in said Yuma County on
the third day OF November 1908:
a. Territorial Officers: One member o; the
Council of the Legislative Assembly Of the
Territory OF Arizona, and one member OF the
House OF Representatives of the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory OF Arizona.
b. County OficerS: One Probate Judge.
one District Attorney, one Sheriff, one Treas
urer one Recorder, one Surveyor and two Su-
pervisors.
c. Precinct OhicerS: One Justice OF the
Peace and one Constable for each OF the several
precincts in said TNma County.
:. That the places where the said several
conventions shall be held in said Town of Yuma
shall be as follows: The Republican Party
Rink. tho Democratic Party Convention shall
be held a, Eagles Hall, and the Socialist Party
Convention shall be held at the Enterprise offce
s. That primaries for the election OF del
egstes to said political party conventions for
nominating said candidates be held by said
political parties in conformity with the pro-
visions of said act of the legislature in the sew
ersl precincts of said Yuma County on Saturday
0cfh of hor md In So;d
precincts at the following places: In Precinct
No 1, at the old Public School House between
Madison Avenue and Main Street in the Town
of Yuma; In Precinct No. 2, at what is known
rs The Baldwin School House" near Somer-
ton; In Precinct No. B. at the School House at
Dome; In Precinct No. 4, at the Post Office at
Mohawk and at the Post Office at PalomaS;
In Precinct No. s, at the School House at La
Cuna; In Precinct No. 6, none; In Precinct
No. Z. at the King of Arizona Company's ONCE
or Store Building at Kofa In Precinct No. g.
1t the residence of Ralph b. Sealey in what is
known as Cibola Valley; In Precinct NO. D, at
the School House at Ehrenburg and at the
office of the Colonial Mining Company at what
is known as Colonial Camp, and at the School
House ut QuartzSite; In Precinct No, 10, at the |
Hotel in Bouse; In Precinct No II, at the |
Of Dick Wick Hall in Salome; In Precinct No
u, at the School House in Wenden; In Precinct |
No. 10, at the School House at Empire Flat. |
f. That the appornonment of the number Of |
delegates to said conventions be and the same |
is hereby made according to the rules of APP |
portionment made by the Central Committees |
of said several political parties and by them |
furnished the Board of Supervisors of said |
Yuma County, as follows:
a. The number of delegates which the sever
al precincts may send TO the Republican Party /
Convention and the places in said precincts /
from whence they shall be sent shall be as |
follows: Precinct No. /, twenty-five delegates;
Precinct No. :, two delegates; Precinct No. 3,
one delegate; Precinct No. 4. two delegates
one from Palomas and one from Mohawk; Pre-
cinct No. 5. two delegates; Precinct No. Z, one
delegate; Precinct No. 6, one delegate; Precinct
No. 9, three delegates-one from Quartzsite,
enc from Colonial Camp and one from Ehren-
burg; Precinct No. 10, one delegate; Precinct
No. II, three delegateS-two from Harqua Hala
and one from Salome; Precinct No. IL, one del
egate; Precinct No. lS one delegate
b. The number OF delegates which the sever.
al precincts may send to the Democratic Party
Convention and the places from whence they
shall be sent shall be as follows: Precint No. !,
fourteen delegates; Precinct No. ., two del
egates; Precinct No. g. one delegate: Precinct
No. f. two delegates-one from Mohawk and
one from Palomas; Precinct No. ;, two del
egates; Precinct No.7, three delegates; Pre-
einct No. 6, one delegate; Precinct No. 8, five
delegates-one from Ehr.nburg three from
QnartzSite and one from Colonial Camp; Pre-
cinct No. 10, one delegate; Precinct No. IL, two
from Salome and one from
Harqua Hala; Precinct NO. 10, two delegates;
Precinct No 49, one delegate.
c. The number Of delegates which the sever
NJ precincts may send TO the Socialist Party
Convention shall be as follows: Precinct No. /,
five delegates; Precinct No. ., three delegates;
and Precincts Nos. 3, f. ), 6. 2, s. o, TO- H. II and
I3, one delegate each.
s. That primary election officers for said
primaries are hereby appointed as follows:
a. For the Republican Party Primaries:
Precinct No. /, c. V. Meeden, Inspector and d.
Mcintyre and Henry Levy, Judges; Precinct
no. ., G. w. Schultz, Inspector, and a. Z. John
son. Judge; Precinct No. 3, Mr.. Thornton, IN
Spector; Precinct No. 4, at Mohawk, Valentine
Westfsll, Inspector. and Ed Baker Judge, and
at Palomas, Juan L. Noriega, Inspector, and
Frank Noriega, Judge; Precinct No. s. MA
AndrUs Inspector, and DR.. Jackson and Mr.
Tanner. Judges; Precinct No. Z, Ed Inglis In
Spector, and Dave MGcbeath and M. NJ. Menden-
hall, Judges: Precinct No. &, Ralph b. Sealey,
Inspector; Precinct No. 9, at Ehrenburg. Jesus
Daniel Inspector, at Colonial Camp. Chas. f.
Dennis. Inspector, and at Quartzsite, W. f.
Scott. Inspector; Precinct No. 10. T. L. Short,
Inspector. Precinct No. II, at Salome, b. NJ.
McEntee, Inspector and at Harqua Hala John
y. Martin. Inspector; Precinct No. IL, NJ. NJ.
Briggs. Inspector; Precinct NO. Is, j. H. Wat
son, Inspector.
b. For the Democratic Party Primaries:
Precinct no. /, o. II. Willis Inspector, r. a.
EJightower and l. F. Marshall, Judges and w
ID. Riley and E. Fegett, Clerks; Precinct No. y
r W. Moss, Inspector and w. j, Nichols Judge
Precinct No. 3, +. w. McDsniels. Inspector;
Precinct No. {, at Mohawk, Geo. w. Norton,
Inspector, and L. b. Mode, Judge, and at Pa
Tomas, j. Fred Nottbusch, Inspector; Precinct I
No. ,, ). b. Hinds Inspector, Capt. Todd and
James Neahr, Judges; Precinct No. z. J. r
Manning. Inspector and Sam Williams. Judge; {
Precinct No. 8, L. w. Bishop, Inspector and
Ralph 3. Sealey and Leo Frankenburg Judges;
Precinct No. 8, at Ehreuburg, s. NJ. Wilson. In =
'pector, at Colonial Camp, Al Dangerheld In
'pector, and at Quartzsite, c. d. Genung In .
'pector. and H. +. Grossman and James Cox
Judges; Precinct No. 10, Thomas Bouse Inspec- /
or, and NJ. NJ. Winters Judge; Precinct No
l. at Salome. Robert McEntee Inspector, and
1t Harqua Hals, c. P. Lee, Inspector; Precinct
No L. D. j. Quinn. Inspector and w. H. Pal
ner. Judge; Precinct No. 10. w. H. Mack, In
'pector.
c For the Socialist Party Primaries: Pre-
'inct No. !. Robert L. Morton, Inspector, and
Tohn ". Williams and George V. Crime Judges