The Morning herald., 1878-04-30
THE SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION.

FACTS ABOUT TEE COMING ELECTI0N~-
THOSE WHO WILL PROBABLY BB ELsoTHD.
On Saturday next, May 4tb, the election
for members of the Board of Education to
oil the vacancy caused by those whose
terms have just expired will be held 10 the
various wards of the city. Ten Of the
twenty members of the Board viii retire in
regular order, and these are the. vacancies
together with that caused BY the resigra-
tion of Mr.. G. Z. Buck which is now filed
by Mr.. H. G. Conrad, which 10 to bs sup-
piled at the coming election.
Below we give the names Of the members
whose terms will expire: First Ward,
Luther W. Palmer Second. r. y. Furry;
Third, Thomas Darlington; Fourth, William
j. Morrow; Fifth, William 81. Curry Sixth
Henry Eckel; Seventh, James gWooley;
Eighth, John B Kindeli; Ninth, Or. E. G
Shortlidee; Tenth. Joseph G. Taylor. ac.
The following members will hold over:
First ward, Thomas johnson; Second, B. n.
Heisler; Third, Tbemas r. Lally; Fourth,
Isaac G. Pyle: Sixth. 8. r Belts; Seventh,
Charles Baird; Eighth, Thomas Davidson;
Ninth, libra Ferris; Tenth, Allen Ruth. 4
Mr.. l.. W. Palmer of the First wsrd. Mr..
P. U Furry of the Second and Mr.. ,JBo. b.
Kindell of the Eighth arc spoksn; Of a
favorable candidates for re.eIecti6n, and
there is 90 far no one In opposition to either
Of them. II Mr.. Thomas ,Darlinetnn Of the
Third refuses to run ~ 4, candidate It 10
likely that his successor viii be either Mr..
Peyton G. West, B. r. Clark, or Charles
Warner. The contest In. tho Fourth ward
will be between W. J. Morrow, the retiring
member and Allen Smith, but Mr., Morrow
OBJ n. <nf. - -R II
Fifth ward Mr.. H. G. Conrad, who has been
filling the unexpired term Of DE-, Buck y -
thought, will BE- reelected ani Mr..Ettry
Elwood Garrett and Allen Cav wtbrop are
spoken of In opposition. It is thougfT'
that Hearv Eckel from the Sixth ward,
whose term expires, will be reelected, and
In the Seventh Mr.. wo0ley may possibly
succeed himself, though Dr.. J. u. Curtis 10
spoken of a. favorable candidate.y Tho
contest In the Ninth ward will be between
DR.. 4. G. Shortlidge, the retiring member,
and Martin Farrell, and In the Tenth ward
Jas. K. Mckay, and Geo. r.. Roberts are
tho candidates who at present seem TO be
the most In favor. ..a.a.,lta y.a
The polls will open ct o'clock and close
at Z, and the election will be under the
supervision of the judges Of the city .elec+s
tion. ..r .s. .sEf4g of+tmglt
The places for holding the elections In tho
different wards are 90 follows.
First ward-old school house, Second 81.
near wssh]ngton. t5u lL5i.
Second wsrd-Fslton house, Second and
walnut streets. -.., -. ,,,-y
Third ward-P. J. Babcock's, Fifth and
Orange streets. or 938a 9i4'
Fourth ward-City Hall. 5o.asy Dtu Il.
Fifth ward-Public school, No. 9, corner
Eighth and wollaston streets. .,,.,,
Sixth ward-South east corner 1eventh
and Mslket streets. -ltaI 5ai y1o1AI
Seventh ward--Public School, No. 4, cor.
Eleventh and Washington streets. t,a Ls3,s
Eighth ward-Public School, No. 8. cor.
Seventh and Spruce streets. "1'' 10 ".''
Ninth ward-Old Academy. ga354 duin
Tenth wsrd-Public School No. 10, COZ.
Adams and Elm. streets. .....,t .ag .,l d