The daily gazette., 1879-05-02
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Tomorrow afternoon An electi9n win
be held in this city for thirteen members
of the Board Of Public Eddcation, two
each from the Seventh, Eighth md Tenth
Wards, and one from eaeh, qf the other
seven Wards. The polls will open 1t
10 O'Clock and close ct I. SO far there
has only been SpAsFh0dfc Interest in
the election, and it was:with considerable
difficulty, in several instances, that can
far known are as follows: i4'--
First WardAMerrfsi Taylor Thos. J.
Second Ward Col.a B. 3. Heisler,
Christian Clayey.
Third ward2TRomas 4. Laily.
. Fourth Ward Edw. McInsire.
/. Fifth Ward--Henry c.. Conrad.
Sixth Wards. f. Belts.
Seventh Ward-Chas. Baird for two
years, and w. w. Lobdell for one
wear, i4asi 8slo al EeNstsH EflN4
Eighth Ward -Danielao Kenny. land
Thomas Davidson for two, years, and
DIR. Thomas A.. Brown and Lewis T.
Grubb for one year. -
Ninth Wards--Martin Farrell. n,a
Tenth Ward---Allen Ruth for two
years and Dennis J. Mention for one
year.
In the Tenth Ward, Dr. Mckay was
expected to be candidate, but declined
this morning, and d. ]. Mention will be
run.
A meeting Of the Ninth Ward citizens
is called for this evening, to nominate =
candidate.. riiy is4ill al 7sii3a5tfeAae3
1t is not improbable that additional
candidates may be brought out before
the opening of the polls tomorrow after
noon. -------.-
The ballot-boxes were prepared and
delivered at the several polling places,
yesterday afternoon, by the chairman Of
the Committee on Electi 1ns, Mr.. Pal
mer, and the President Of the Board, Mr..
Eckel. al,sa, s-,.f., ,n; \. - -ijss-'a
Inspectors will find the boxes at those
places, to-morrow. Copies or the laws
governing the election have been placed
in the boxes, for the guidance OF Inspec-
tors, and they ,are requested to- carefully
read them. After. the election. il over
the boxes are to be delivered 81 the
Board room, to the Secretary OF tho
Board, who will be there to receive
them. The Board room, Is ON Sixth
street, between Market and King, over
the City Tax Collectors office.
Certificates of election are attached to
the instructions which accompany the
boxes, and election officers ore enioined
by the law to fill out these ,certifcates in
duplicate, one copy to be given to the
candidate elected, and the other ID the
Secretary ofthe Board.ras s785ii til5.s
According to the amended school law.
all persons who have paid their CITY and
school tax for the preceding year. and
are "otherwise qualified to vote, q an
city elections, NJ are entitled to- yote A.
this election. The clause s1othervise
entitled to vote at, all other city cleo
tions'' means the payment Of 4 county
tax within two yeart, and persons should
be careful not to heed the unwise advice
in yesterdays Republican, which stated
that the payment Of, a county tax was
unnecessary. A person who would vote
upon city tax receipt, without having
first paid the proper county tax would be
an illegal voter under the provisions Of
By resolution Of the Board, in wards
spectors of the precincts in which the
polls are located, will hold the election.
These officers are as follows. the frat
name being the inspectors and the other
two the Assistants for the respectiye
wards:
First Ward-JOhn A. Mitchell. John
F. Gibbons, II. M. Mullen.
Second Ward--Joseph Bradford. Dsnl
Callahan, Leighton Grimes. NJ $50,
Third Ward-Edgard Kane, Edward
J. Dougherty, Alex M. Sharks.
Fovrth Ward-Wm: i. Morrov Iohr
Fl, Sauerlander, Charles b. ParT
Fifth Fifth WardEBepj. 4. Rye, Henry C.
. 5 Sixth 1tl,o WsrdZFred W. Taylor, How
Seventh Ward-rJohn p. Rntb., Ch.s.
l.. Doughten,J j. %, Winslow. -
Lynebl Engh'1 1onn MaTdmsohn alo,s Quinn, Thomas
- Ninth Ward Edwin Il. Barr. George
T. Barnhill, VIM. n. Pierce. ~ "
Tenth Ward--James sMcGrath. John
Mullen Edw. poushsrty, - -
n spr Ten DiSsn,~ sl..i.---- ~.