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Show Republican Primaries State and Congressional Conventions Republican Primaries are hereby called to be held in the several election elec-tion districts of Weber county, Utah, to elect sixty delegates to the Repub lican Sta-te convention, to be held at Ogden City, Utah, August 8, 191G and to elect seventy-four delegates to the Republican congressional- convention conven-tion of the First District, to be held at Ogden City, Utah, August 9, 1916. The delegates to both said conventions conven-tions from those election districts in Weber County, outside of rOgden City, will be elected at MASS PRIMARIES PRI-MARIES to be held Friday, August 4, 191G, at 8 o'clock p. m. The delegates to said State Convention Con-vention from the election districts within Ogden City, will be ELECTED on Wednesday, August 2, 1916, and the delegates to said Congressional Convention from the election districts within Ogden City, will be elected on Friday, August 4, 1916, Jn accordance accord-ance with the following rules: The Committeeman of each election elec-tion district will call the primary to order at 7:30 p. m., whereupon a chairman and a secretary will be selected se-lected by those present. The call, so far as It pertains to the election district, will be read. The polls will be open from 8 until 9 p. m., for the casting of ballots for delegates from such election district to the convention. conven-tion. Every Republican elector residing within the election district shall be deemed to have been nominated for delegate. Every Repjubllcan elector rslding -within the district or any elector who resides within the district dis-trict and will indicate to the judges of the primary that he or she intends to vote the Republican ticket at the approaching election, will be eligible to vote at said primary. Three judges of election will be, appointed jointly by the committeeman committee-man oL the election district and the secretary of the County Central Com,-mittee, Com,-mittee, which judges will act during the time the polls are open. One of the judges will take the name and residence of each voter presenting a, ballot and keep a permanent record ; thereof in a book provided therefor. At 9 o'clock the balloting will cease, except that those present in the room where the primary Is being held and who, if any, have not had an oppor-i tunity to vote, will be permitted to1 vote, whereupon the balloting will be closed and the judges will forthwith at the place where the primary Is held, count the votes and declare the result. The persons receiving the highest number of votes, to the num-1 ber of delegates allotted to the district dis-trict shall be declared the delegates to the convention from said district-In district-In case of a tie vote, each candidate so tied shall be declared elected and be entitled to the proper fractlona I vote as such delegate. The judge-will judge-will forthwith deliver the list of th names and residences of the voters.1 and the ballots to the Secretary of the County Central Committee. The chairman and the secretary of the primary will thereupon issue In duplicate du-plicate credentials for thoBe elected ns delegates from that district, one to be delivered to one of the delegates dele-gates so elected and the other to be forthwith delivered to the secretary of the County Committee. The apportionment of delegates to said State Convention io upon the basis of one delegate for each ninety votes or major fraction thereof, cast for Honorable Reed Smoot for United States Senator, at the general election elec-tion of 1914, and thereunder Weber County Is entitled to sixty delegates. The apportionment of delegates to said Congressional Convention is upon up-on the basis of one delegate ft5r each seventy, or major fraction thereof, otes cast for Honorable Joseph Howell How-ell for Congress, at the general election elec-tion of 1914 and thereunder Weber County Is entitled to sevenpty-four delegates. The foregoing delegates to said State and Congressional Conventions are apportioned among the election districts of Weber County upon substantially sub-stantially the foregoing basis, as follows: fol-lows: DISTRICTS IN OGDEN CITY " o r o o o o P r 3 3- o o ' '-r ' F p 2 ' - p 1st Ogden '2 ' 2 2nd Ogden 2 2 3rd Ogden 2 2 4th Ogden 2 3 5th Ogden 2 3 6th Ogden 1 2 7th Ogden i 1 1 8th Ogden 2 3 9th Ogden 2 3 10th Ogden 2 2 31th Ogden .3 4 12th Ogden 2 3 13th Ogden 2 3 i4tn ugcien . . z 15th Ogden 2 2 6th Ogden 3 5 17th Ogden 2 4 DISTRICTS OUTSIDE OF OGDEN CITY. One delegate from each election district outside of Ogden City and one additional delegate from the Hunts-ville, Hunts-ville, North Ogden and Plain City election districts. WHERE HELD IN OGDEN CITY The primaries in those election districts dis-tricts within Ogden City will be held,, at the following places: First Ogden, 275 Thirty-third street. Second Ogden, City Hall. Third Ogden, City Hall. Fourth Ogden, 126 Poplar avenue. Fifth Ogden, Third Ward Amusement Amuse-ment Hall. Sixth Ogden, Third Ward Amusement Amuse-ment Hall. Seventh Ogden, Room 523 Eccles Building. Eighth Ogden, Mound Fort Amusement Amuse-ment Hall. Ninth Ogden, Eighth Ward 9muse-ment 9muse-ment hall. Tenth Ogden, Old Lynne Meeting House. Eleventh Ogden, Fourth Ward Amusement hall. Twelfth Ogden, Court House Howell's How-ell's Court Room. Thirteenth Ogden, Court House Harris Court .Room. Fourteenth 'Ogden, 903 Twenty- I fourth street. ? Fifteenth Ogden, Fifth Ward il Amusement Hall. jl Sixteenth Ogden, Fifth Ward if Amusement Hall. ! Seventeenth Ogden, Ninth Ward Amusement HalL . WHERE HELD IN COUNTRY ? DISTRICTS. Il Members of the County Committee j of the districts outside of Ogden City will arrange a suitable place for .fj the holding of the primaries and give due notice thereof. The chairman and secretary of ' each primary held in the districts outside of Ogden City will certify in duplicate the names of the persons ,elected as delegates and deliver one of such certificates to one of the delegates so chosen and forward the 2 other of said certificates to the chair- H man or secretary of the County Com- ; mittee. j The County Committee adopted a resolution providing for a meeting ' 8 of all the delegates from Wver jlj County to said State Convention and in for a meeting of all the delegates from Weber County to said Congres- 4 sional Convention to be held at times and places to be fixed by the chair- '; man ot the County Committee. In pursuance thereof all the dele- jjJl gates from Weber County to said jffl State Convention are hereby called to ill meet at Judge Howell's court Room VI in the Court House; in Ogden City. If Utah, on Saturday, August 5, 1916. at lit 2 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of organization, appointment of mem- ill hers of the several committees, aiid i selection of a member of the Republi- m can State Committee from Weber I County, and all th delegates from J Weber County, to said Congressional Convention, are hereby called to meet i at Judge Howell's Court Room, in j' the Court House, in Ogden City, Utah, 1 on Wednesday, August 9, 1916, at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of or- ganization, appointment o members . of the several committees and the se- lection of a mem"ber of the Republl I can Congressional Committee of the I First District. I All qualified voters believing in the I principles of the Republican party are L respectfully invited to attend and 1$ participate in the above primaries. Especially are all those former members mem-bers of the Republican Party, who In recent campaigns have been separated sep-arated from the party by reason of internal dissensions amongst us, urged urg-ed to be present to the end that all those who believe In the Republican principles and wish to now renew or , continue their allegiance to the party of Lincoln", Grant and McKinley, may , do so by attending the above pri- , maries. I By order of the Republican State h Committee and the Weber County Republican Central Committee. h C. R. HOLLJNGS WORTH. , pi Chairman. f JOHN V. BLUTH, Secretary. 1 Dated, Ogden, Utah, July 25, 1916. f nn r. |
