Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
FIFTH EDI7IoI
LOCAL POLlTl,,s

Tine school Election tom ~
Whese she Polls will ~
The Rspublisan Deless..
ttOM.
The Republicans OF the Por,,,
last evening despite Of The ino,a
Of the weather met In large nuu r1v,S
the Washington Engine Hopss s y
nate delegates TO be voted for t ~
at the delegate election snno;. Mi
be held from four to seven sa !
George Fl. p. Simmons wss
the chair, and William L. s"d| NJ
chosen Secretary. a commiss' ny
pointed for the purpose renos.I
following named candidates r,
gates.
Delegates. John r. Davis
Smith, William ii. Francis snd
Anderson.
Alternates. s.-William McCrss
D. vandever, Thomas Harden an;
lei W. Crawford.
County Committee.--Johp y
Peter 8. Blake, and William #
The report Of the Commits.
adopted, and further on motia|
election directed to be held to.I
SO far as the Fourth Ward was cd
ed was dispensed with.
The places selected by the RI
cans at which TO hold their N
elections to morrow, so far as ID
to the REPUBLICAN office are as nj
First Ward, White Horse Hotl
Second Ward, FELTON, Honse.
Third Ward, Western Hotel. +
and Orange streets.
Fifth Ward, j. B. Bailey,s
store, corner Of Seventh and 4
streets.
Sixth Ward, King street near /
Seventh Ward, Fsrry's carpet
ing establishment.
Ninth Ward, McKennon's shd
formerly Adam drubb's coal ofRc
Tenth Wsrd, corner of Plesss
Jaokssn streets.
: THE SCHOOL ELECTION.
The regular election for nsml
the Board Of Rduoation will be h
morrow, the polls opening at l2
and closing at 7 o'clock. So far
be ascertained with any degree
tainty the following are the nd
the candidates and the places fol
ing the election in the resi-
wards:
First Ward, at the old school
Second street near Washington.
didates, L. w. Palmer, and Iss
hallam for the TWO year term; n
Kyne and W. +. Brick for the cd
term.
Second Ward, at the FELTON,
Second and Walnut stl eets. Cam
Peter U. Furry and Christian
Third Ward, at p. J. BabcOck
Fifth and Orange streets. Lind
Kent for reelection is the only
date 30 far known.
Fifth Ward, at the City Hall.
liam ]. Morrow is a candidate
election, hut 1t Is said that Will
Griffin is also o candidate.
Fifth Ward at public school
Eighth and Wollaston streets.
dates, DR.. A. Il Grimshsw and I
Pyle.
Sixth Ward, a! the South Es|
ner Of Ninth and King strestS.
dates, Robert C. Frailn, and p
Jacob Pusey.
Seventh Ward, at public Schoo
and Washington street
liam w. Lobdell for reelection
only candidate so far as has b
ported.
Eighth Ward, at public school
No. s, Seventh and Spruce street
didates, Bennett Hazlett, and ia
Floyd.
Ninth Ward, at the Old 40
Candidates, Henry P. Grubb fOr
tion and Constable John Brooks
Tenth Ward, at Public School
Elm and Adams streets. Thd
two members to bs elected froI
ward, one for two years and one
year. Nothing definite at this
has been settled upon as to who
be the candidates. Mr.. N. G.
who was named as one Of the
dates, sends us q note requeStln
state that he positively declinI
The election will be held by
spectors elected to hold the city g
The qualifications emitting q pc
vote at the school election,
same as is required to entitle
vote at the city election, except
stead Of the payment Of a coa1
poor tax within two years OF
tion, the payment of q city and
tax for the year preceding the
election is required.
By some hocuspocus and wal
The law colored men are not all?
vote at the school election,
they are not allowed to pay any
TAX for the support Of the city 50
course such q discriminating
his would be declared uneonsn'
md void if an appeal was taken
courts.
Oh heating ThrouEtn o VIE