The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-04

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Republican Executive Committee hai
been requested TO provide Tor ihl
nomlnaton q 40 candidates loD
county oineea Of ior otices e 3
hlled b TIE voters 81 any sub diTit
ION q said county. At said primafy
eieclion
Therefore, Be It Resolved Thai
nt the general primary eiscGon to 81
held throughout the state Of Wesi
Virginia on June 4, 1912, there b
nominated BY the Republican voter
Of Harrison county, candidates Ion
tthe following county oflces:
Judge Of the criminal court,
sheriff Of the county,
Prosecuting attorney,
Superintendent Of schools, &.
HOUSE, Of delegates. two members,
County commissioner, III
Assessor,
County surveyor or engineb.;
And candidates to I'LL the offices Of
Justices Of the peace, eonstables and
presidents and members OF boards Of
education In the several magisterial
districts of the county, to be filed at
the general election to be held next
November.
Resolved, further. that there be
elected at the same time a Republi-
can county executive committee for
Harrison county, the members to
hold their Offices for the term of four
years, beginning July /, A. D.. 1912,
said committee to consist of one
member for each two hundred voters
or major fraction thereof, cast for
the presidential elector receiving the
highest number of votes throughout
the county at the general election
held in 1908, and that the membership
of said committee be apportioned
among the several magisteriat dis
tricts of the county in proportion to
the Republican votes cast at said
election; provided, however, that each
magisterial district shall be entitled
to two members of said committee.
On the basis above outlined said com
mite shall consist of the following
number from the different maeisterIal
districts:
Clark district, votes for presiden-
tial eleetor, 1859; members 6.
Coal district. votes for presidential
elector, 1888; members 5.
Clay district, votes. for presidential
slector, 458; members 2.
Eagle district, votes for presiden-
bal 'elector, 476; members 2,
Elk district, votes for presidential
slector, SO; members 2,
Grant district, votes for presidential
'lector, 165; members 2.
Simpson district, votes for presiden-
la lelector, 256; members 2.
sardis district, votes for preslden-
iol elector 4os; members 2.
Tenmile district, votes for presiden-
ial elector, 4ss; members 2.
Union district, votes for president
ia1 elector, 2ss; members 2.
Resolved, further, that in order to
lefray the expenses of holding said
urinary election, each candidate for
flee to be filed at said election
hall be assessed the following
udge Of the criminal court. $4,000
'herln .......... ............ 10000
Prosecuting attorney ........ 10000
fember House OF Delegates. 25.QQI
.ssessor Observation-Disclosures. 10000
superintendent of schools. -. $500
county commissioner ........ $500
'ounty surveyor or engineer. $500
Justice of the peace, constable
president or member of board T.
Of education ........... 500
iember of Republican county
executive committee ....... 5.0OJ
All candidates for the offices above
amed shall, on Or before May 4, 1912,
lotify, in writing, the secretary Of
he Republican county executive
ommittee of their candidacy, and
'ay to the treasiirer Of said commit
ee the amount assessed against thai-