The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-24
SEWING MACHINES.
CONVICTION ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE providing for the annual Char
ter Election of the City of Covington.

AN ORDINANCE providing for the annual Char
ter Election of the City of Covington.
DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
ID of the city of Covington that, agreeable to tho
provisions of the City Charter and the amend
ments thereto an election by the qualified voters
DAY, January 4th, 1879, in each of the several
wards OF said city. between the hours of o'clock
u. m. and o'clock p. m, and the places and BY
the election officers hereinafter named for the
election OF the following named officers. viz.
President of the City Council; President OF tho
Sch oil Board of the city of fCovington;City Assessor
and City Wegher each for the term of two years;
also one Co nciman in and for each of the niue
wards of the city, to serve two years; also, one
Trustee from each Of the nine wards of the city to
serve two years. The places of voting and officers
OF elections shat he as follows:
First Ward-John G. Metcalf, Clerk; sullivan's
Warehouse; John Richards and J. Sparrow, In
Second ward-Robert Greer, Clerk; Weicks
Stable; H. Spenneberg and M. Fitzpatrick In
Third Ward-John Ford, Clerk; Reeds Office.
| on Sixth street; Jacob Lett and Joseph HaViln'
Fourth Ward-At Middendorfs, southeast cor
| ncr Sixth and Washington streets; John s. ScCtt
Clerk; J. II. Middendorf and j. Rusk, Inspectors.
| Fifth Ward-At Hasemer's Lumberyard; H. H.
J. Pnthof. Clerk; G. Fl. schleutker and b. IL
Dressman, Inspectors
Sixth Ward-At NJ Ruf's Grocery corner Pleas
ant and Greenup streets; B. Bemeftltter, Clerk;
Samuel Condell and B. Lempker, Inspectors.
Seventh Ward-At northeast corner Sixth and
Main Streets H. E. Wilson, Clerk; G. W. Lyman
and George Schaller, Insr ectors
| Eighth Ward-At H. Felege's shoe store, Craig
streetopposite Sixth F. Sellers, Clerk B. Foster
man and Fl. Berger, Inspectors.
| Ninth Ward-At Barney Raum's apprehension.
on Twelfth street; H. T. Longmore. Clerk; r.
Steers and Geo. Meyeben, ST., Inspectors.
| Sec 2. Be it further ordained that an election
shall be had and held, ut and between The custom
ary hours and at the usual voting places In each
and every ward in the said city, on the firs Satur
day in January in the year 1879 to test the sense Of
the voters of said city, upon the question of Bridge
Tax or no Bridge Tax, and 1t shall be the duty OF
the officers of the election, at the time and
places aforesaid, totput the question to each and
every voter offering to vote at said election, "Are
you for or against the bridge tax?" and truly 10
receive and record all the votes as actually cast
and truly to report the same to City Council
Sec g. Be it further ordained that the officers OF
the regular city election TO be held on said day
and place, be and they hereby are appointed the
officers to take and report the votes cast on the
question set out in the preceding section. and the
City Clerk is directed to prepare the proper and
necessary poll books for the purpose of holding
said election.
Passed aud approved December 10th, 1873
N. B. STEPHENS,
Attest: GEO. FL. DAWSON, President
City Clerk. de24&ja2.