The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-11-27
Notice IL Hereby Given,

lhll every pcTHOlls cACtplIug JuSl'CcS VI
ID. Peace, who shall hold an Office or ap-
pointmcnt Of profit or trust under he United
States ur OF this ) ate or any city or cnrpor-
licd district, whether Il commissioned officer
Or Otherwise, a subordinate officer, or agen' :
who is or shall be cmplo, ed under the legrs-
auye, executive or judiciary department o.
'hs State or the United States, or of any
Incorporated district; and alsn. that every
member OF Conaress and Of the $ ate legiS-
iIure and of the select or common council
o. any CITY, or commissioners or any Incorpor-
5isd district is by law incapable of holding
or exercising at The same lime, the appoint
meat o. Judge. Inspector, or c!erk Of any
election Of this Commonw eallh, and that no
Inspector, Judge or other officer of such cleo
lion shall b. eligible 10 be then voted for.
And rhe said ACT Of Assembly, entrled ian
&C. relating 10 elections of this Common
wealth. ed July ID, 1889, further provides
IS o,,oEs yiz:
Thai tie inspectors and Ju gcs shall mee
s,tae respective places app tinted ,or hold
lng the eI, ctluG Ia the district IL which LEY
respec'reiy beiong. befrre o'clock in the
| morning Of Tuesday, December 10Th, ana
each Of sald inspectors shalt appoint one
/ ntsrk whO shalt Lc qualified r0ter. of such
district
/. "la clse the person who shall have re-
e-PeI the second highest number of votes
il' ~ p ac'or. shlG II It attenl ca the day of
Say election thea The person wio shaii have
fecsiEsi HI econ highest nunber of votes
'o' ulge AZ th next preceding election salli
l'i as n5pec or in his place. And in case
'ae P2rsJa who shIl have rece vel The high
F.. nlnleT o. 70 es far inspector thail not
s15al, the per-o1 elected Judge shall ap-
p''R' an inspector In his plac AM IN case
4 'ls Pers0 elected. as JUICE shall not attend.
'lsa ia' ia.p ctor who received the highest
number OF votes shall app int Judge in his
pace; or if any vacancy shall continue in
>"e board Tor the space OF one hour after the
Nme liked by law for the opening of the
'ec'Ion, the quilted voters of the town
sa'p, ward or district for which such officers
'1'H have been elected, present at such
A ec ION, thall elect one Of the number TO
hi such vacancy.
II 'hall be the duty OF sa id as>essGrs re-
Pec'Fely TO attend at the places Of holding
's general, special or township election
o'ug lhe whole time said election is kept
~ 'or the purpose Of giving information
"e inspections and Judges, when called on
- 'e'aI'"n 70 the tight of any person assess
i" mem 10 vote at such election, aud
'1H o'her nalters in relation 10 the assess
'"s =" votes as the said inspectors or judg
eUher OF them, shall from time To time
.so, 80 person shall be permitted to vote at any
aft.-|'u as Aforesaid, than citizen at the age
n ~ -one or more, who shall have resided
soe ~. ~ s'ate al least one year, and in the cleo
II ,rn ul.'fIct where he offers to vote, ten days
N ,..'a'eiy preceding such election, and with
,b,1 !ears paid State or County tax which
he "a!e been assessed at least ten days before
II, 'tecIon. IIon. Bat a citizen of the United States
ibi. S'' au previously been qualified voter of
sBd st@t ana removed therefrom and returned,
a1s -a Ia. nave resided in the election district
[,oe pS,u a taxes aforesaid, shall be entitled to
p,o,,SSIlvy Slyer residing in the State six months.
A |Cbt;n5 . That the freemen, citizens of the
snd ,'eeS' between the ages of twenty-one
n j., 5'e. two who have resided in the cleo
L. '''lct ten days as aforesaid shall be enti-
lad "a - vote although they shall never have
/ b. ID S"e Act Of Assembly Of 1859, known as
4 aFS1s''tfy lay" it is provided as follows:
.rea- '-'eclon officers are TO open the polls
we hoIrs o. six anl seven, A. NJ, on