The several precincts will be entitled to
representation as follows:
Name of Precinct and Place No.
ol Holding Primaries. Del.
Cheyenne—First precinct, city hall 12
Cheyenne—Second precinct. White’s
carriage house 12
Cheyenne—Third precinct,court house. J 2
Bordeaux, railroad station 1
Chug, railroad station 1
Egbert, school house 1
Fort Laramie, John Hunton’s store... 1
Fairbank, Wyoming copper company’s
office 1
Granite Canyon, school house 1
LaGrange (formerly Hawk Springs)... 1
Hubert, Groher’s store 1
Badger (formerly Wendover), Haup
hoff hotel 1 ■
Iron Mountain, postoffice 1
Islay, schoo' house ]
Little Bear, postoffice 1
Little Horse Creek, school house 1
Moran. Moran’s store 1
Pine Bluffs, school house 1
Meriden (formerly Phillips) postoffice) 1
Ariosa, PO ranch 1
Patrick, postoffice 1
Rawhide Buttes, Thorpe’s store ]
Salem (Swedish • Home) school house.. 1
Uva, postoffice 1
Davis’ ranch (formerly Upper Horse
Creek), school house 1
Wheatland, postoffice 1
Bellwood (formerly Walker), post
office . 1
Willow Creek. Johnston’s 1
Collins, postoffice 1
Arcola, railroad station 1
Hecla (formerly Converse), postoffice.. 1
According to a resolution of the last
county convention, proxies must be repre
sented by actual residents of the precinct
from which the delegate was elected.
The Cheyenne primaries will be held
under the provisions of chapter 32 of the
session laws of 1891. The First ward
primarv will be called to order by I.
Greentree, the Second ward primary by
E. S. Johnston, and the Third ward
primary by Warren Richardson, jr.
John L. Murray.
Chairman Democratic County Central
Committee.
H. Glafcke, Secretary.
CALL.
For the People’s Party County Con
vention.
