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Show ! CONVENTION CALL ; ! IS RECEIVED HERE ! I j COUNTY CHAIRMAN ! GEORGE JEFFERSON j GETS G. 0. P. NOTICE I George Jefferson, Republican coun-: coun-: ty. chairman, has received calls for j Republican conventions from the I chairmen of both state and congressional congres-sional district organizations. From ' these notices, which are reproduced below, it will be seen that Beaver ' county is entitled to eight delegates: for each convention. The apportion-j pient is based on the number of Cool- j idge votes cast in Beaver county at the last election, one delegate allowed for each 125 votes. Then the apportionment appor-tionment for each precinct in thej county will be worked, out on the same principle, according to Mr. Jefferson. By this division, Beaver would be entitled en-titled to 3 delegates, Mjlford 2, Min-ersville Min-ersville 2, and other precincts, 1. This will be estimated' more closely, and final apportionment made soorvMr. Jefferson said. Below are the notices to county chairmen ; Call for Republican Convention of the First Congressional District of the j State of Utah ' To the Republican Voters of the First Congressional District of the State of Utah: A Republican congressional convention conven-tion of the First Congressional District Dis-trict of the State of Utah is hereby called to , meet at Hotel Utah, Salt Lake City, 4tah, at 3 o'clock p. m., Friday, May. 4, 1928, for the purpose of electing: Two delegates at large from the First Congressional District of the State of Utah to the Republican Na-. tional Convention, which will be held at Kansas City, Mo., at 11 o'clock a. m Tuesday, June 12, 1928, which will place in nomination candidates for President and Vice President to be voted for atfthe Presidential Election Elec-tion on Tuesday, November 6, 1928. Two alternate delegate from the First Congressional District of the State of Utah to the said National Convention. And for the transaction . of such other business as may properly come before the Convention. Said Congressional convention shall consist of three hundred and seventeen seven-teen (317) delegates based upon an apportionment of one delegate for each hundred and twenty-five (125) votes or major fraction thereof cast for the Hon Lyman Skeen for Presidential Presi-dential Elector, November 4, 1924. , Upon this apportionment each county coun-ty will have representation as follows: fol-lows: Beaver, 8; Box Elder, 25; Cache, 40; Carbon, 15; Dagget, 1; Duchesne, 10; Emery, 8; Garfield, 7; Grand, 2; Iron, 11; Juab, 11; Kane, 4; Millard 15; Morgan, 4; Piute, 3; Rich, 3; San Juan, 3; Sanpete, 27; Sevier, 17; Summit, 13; Uintah, 10; Wasatch, 9; Washington, 9; Wayne, 3; Weber, , 59. Total 317. t The manner of electing said dele- gates shall be determined by the j County Central Committee of each i county and the county chairman is i hereby directed for election from the respective counties and certify the ' list of delegates thus elected to Wil- liam J. Lowe, Secretary, Republican State Committee, Salt Lake Citynot later than Tuesday, May 1, 1928. DAVID J. WILSON Chairman, ' First Congressional District of ! Utah. ; Call For Republican State Convention 1 To the Republican Voters of the State of Utah: In pursuance of a resolution adopt- ed by the Republican State Commit- tee at its meeting held February 4, , 1928, a Republican State Convention ' is hereby called to meet at the Salt 1 Lake Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah, at 10 o'clock a. m., Friday, May 4, 1928, for the purpose of electing: I A Republican National Committee-p man for a term of four years. ' A Republican National Committee-! woman for a term of four years. Seven delegates from the State at large .. to tie Republican National Convention, which will be held at! Kansas City, Mo., at 11 o'clock a. m., Tuesday, June 12, 1927, which will! place in nomination candidates for) President and Vice President to be voted for at the Presidential Election1 on Tuesday, November 6, 1928. I Seven alternate delegates from the State at large to the said National: Convention. And for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the convention. , Said State Convention shall consist' of six hundred and ninteen (619); delegates based upon an apportion-' ment of one delegate for each hun- , dred and twenty-five (123) votes or! major fraction thereof cast for the Hon. Lyman Skeen for Presidential Elactor, November 4, 192-1. Upon this'!! i apportionment each County will have representation as follows: Beaver, K; Box Elder, 25; Cache, 40; Carbon, 15; Daggett, 1; Davis, 18; Duchesne, 10; Emery, S; Garfield 7; Grand. 2; Iron, 11; Juab, 11; Kane, 4; Millard, 15; Morgan, 4; Piute, 3; Rich, 3; San Juan, 3; Salt Lake, 21S; Sanpete, 27; Sevier, 17; Summit, 13; Tooele, 10; Uintah, 10; Utah, 56; Wasatch, 9; Washington, 9; Wayne,' 3; Weber, 59. Total G19. The manner of electing said delegates dele-gates shall be determined by the County Central Committee of each j county and the County Chairman is ; hereby directed to provide for their I election from the respective counties 1 and certify the list of delegates thus I elected to William J. Lowe, Secretary j Republican State Committee, Salt' Lake City, not later than Tuesday, : May 1, 1928. CARL R. MARCUSEN. State1 Chairman. i WILLIAM J. LOWE, State Sec-S retary. I i |
