The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-13

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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT coNyEN.
TONS.
Pursuant to aIresolution of theiMa-
ron county Republican Executive
Committee. passed and adopted az a
meeting Of said committee held on
The Cd day Of July, 4 914, mass con-
jyentions of the Republican voters In
each of the magisterial districts Of
Marion county, West Virginia are
hereby called to be held on Saturday.
July 25ths 1914, at p O'clock 3. m n,
lat the places hereinafter specified.
for the! following purposes:
First. To nominate any and an
district officers to be voted for at tile
approaching November election. in
Guiding a president and MEMBER Of
The Board % Education for each 81
the districts Of said county, and also
iFairmont Independent School dis.
sriet and Onion Independent School
district; and also Is Nominate candfs
dates to fill any and all vaacesainciesf ex.
lsting in any and all district offices.
Second. To elect delegates to
which each Of the said districts Isl en-
Titled to the Marion county Repubz
lean convention, which tlias been
called to meet on August Still, 19i4
the basis of representation being one one.
delegate for each IA votes or major
fractional part thereof which was
cast in said district in the general gel
election Of I 912, for tile Hon! H. b.
Hatfield for governor, which will EN-.
title each OF, said districts to- the fol.
lowing number of delegates to said
county convention, viz:
Warrington district e.. So delegates
Fairmont district s. Sc delegates
Union district. -. ......41 delegates
Grant district. ~! i. 20 q delegates
lincoln district 4. !. I, I, 8 delegates
JPawpaw district {. I. 81 delegates
Winfield district. |. !. !. !. !. / o delegates
Third. To elect delegates to the
First district Congressional 3Repub.
lean convention, which has been
called to meet In the City Of Fair
mont on Friday, July S1st, / 81 q; al.
p Z clock q. M. the basis ofBrepre-
sentation being one delegate to said
Congressional convention for each
$50 votes or fractional part thereof
cast for the Hon. ". H. Ia q and the:
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt for presis
dent in the general election Of 1912
which viii sentitle achi Of the said
districts to the following number of
delegates to said Congressional con.
Yention, viz: e
Warrington, district 8. 6 delegates
Fairmont district ). % delegates
Union district. -. IA delegates
Grant district. -. q delegates
Lincoln district ~ (. 8 delegates
PaPwpaw5 district !. /. % delegates
Winfield district !. I. q delegates
Fourth. To elect the delegates to
which each of the said districts Is, en-.
titled to tile 11th Senatorial district
Republican convention which has MOI
yet been called.
The place % holding each OF said
district conventions shall be as fol.
lows:
Warrington Observation-Disclosures
school auditorium.
Fairmont district County Court
room.
Union district First ward school
house.
Grant district union school
house.
Lineolp district - Pennington
school house.
Pawpaw district - Gray's Flats
school house.
Winfield district = Mt. Harmony
school house.
1t isrecommended that in said dis
trict conventions that each of the
several precincts thereof be given
their proper part OF the delegates tot
which said district is entitled.
It Is further ordered In said reso-
luton that Warrington district.
Fairmont district and Winfield dis
trict do elect one member Of the coun-
~ committee to serve out the unex-
pired term OF members OF the said
committee from said districts who
Lave died or removed from this state
since their election two years ago.
NJ. E. MORGAN. Chairman.
A.. s. FLEMING. Secretary.
July 10, 10, II.