The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
ELECTION SUPERVISORS
Ohiet supervisor Bently Appoints Them
Tor Dallas County, Pursuant To n Petition
from Greenbackers and Indepe ndsnt>

Chief Supervisor Bently Appoints Them
Tor Dallas County, Pursuant to Petition
from Greenbacsers and Independ ents.
Yesterday Judge James Bently, chief
supervisor Of elections of the northern dis
trict OF Texas, appointed supervisors for
this county at the coming November cleo
ton, IN pursuance to petition signed by
greenbackers and independents ask.
ing II, The majority OF the repub.
Leans protest against such steps
claiming that it is not necessary
and is uncalied .or. This is the general
OPINION, as there has never been any fraud
practiced in the elections in this county
whle the democrats are largely in the as
cenuancy, let MS the proper petition AS
required had been sent HIM, Chief Super.
visor Bently made the appointments which
We're mailed yesterday to Judge Il. B.
Turner of San Antonio, who is
United States district judge of
the western district of Texas.
The following are the appointments:
For precinct No. |, commonly called Dial
las, first ward, Judge Burnes, republican;
Tom Brown, democrat; Tor precinct No Q
second ward, Il. W. Littlehale, republican,;
A; T.. 5. Fee, democrat for precinct No. .,
third ward, j, ID. Carter, republican; G. T..
Vreeland, democrat;for precinct No. 4,iourth
ward, j. j, Eakln, republican; A, c. Ardry.
democrat for precinct No. ), fair grounds
A. J. Hemiort, republican; j. s. Reekes,
democrat for precinct No. 6, Oak
Lawn, j. C. Dart, republican; John
Gillespie, democrat; tor precinct No. o.
Farmers Branch, II. HuneCut, republican,
J. L.. Floyd, democrat Tor precinct No. S.
Carrolton, h. Baughman, republican; J. X.
West, democrat; for precinct No 8 Trinity
Mills, James Murphy, republican; T. Dun
can democrat for precinct No. 10, Richard
ardson, James keaady, republican; James
smith, democrat; for precinct No. II, Cold
Springs, W. ii. Harris, republican; Hade
Moss, democrat; for precinct No. II. Duck
Greek, J. IL. Moss, republican; George Al
exanicr, democrat Tor precinct No Is,
Pleasant Valley, b. W. Mcdaniel, republ.
can; llaSman Newman, democrat; for pre-.
cinct NO. ii, Long Creek, X A. Sails, re-.
publican; Alex. Webb, democrat; for prs-
cinct No, IS, Worthinrton's school.house,
Y. NJ. CauIy, republican, C.. 7. White,
democrats for precinct No. Is, Bales school.
house, Dick Bates, republican; Sen Ian
ham, democrat; for precinct No. II, Scyene,
II. Is. Splllman, republican; G. w. Umph-
rles, democrat; for precinct No IS, Mes
quite, Robert Clark, republican; J. c Rigel,
uVu"uEilt iuT pTeClnCI NO. ~, 1auEnt s
store, Frank Harris, republican,; Noah
Sands, democrat; for precinct No 20, Seago,
}. l.. Sorrels, republican; j. K. Johnson,
democrat; for precinct No. 81, Cleburg, ] 7.
Robertson, republican,; -, democrat;
for precinct No. %, Hutchins, George W.
Moore republican W. b. Rawlins, demo-
crat; for precinct No 3D. Prairie Valley,
George W Prewilt, republican; J. p Ap.
person, democrat; for precinct No. a. Ian.
caster, James Ferguson, republican,; Mid
Perry democrat; for precinct No. %, Yves
ley chapel j. NJ. Sprowls, republican; VII.
liam Sprowls, democrat for precinct No
%, Cedar Hill, IL. }. Case, republican, JIG
stuart, democrat; for precinct No p, Five
Miles, James Wright, republican; Frank
Cameron, democrat; for precinct No
Is, Lisbon, james Ward repub
lican; NJ. D. l.. Crazy, democrat; for pre-
cinct No. 70, Eagle Ford, Jack Scott, repub.
| lican; W Nj. Luck democrat, for precinct
No 30, Jim Town Los Flemming, republic
can James A. Crotiord, democrat; for pre-
clnct No. 81, Grand Prairie, William Jor
dan, republican,; NJ. NJ. Miller, democrat
for precinct No. -, Sewers store, Isaat
Story, republican,; Ed Sewers, democrat
for precinct No. 50, blackberry, W. Il
Douglas, republican; X, K. Stewart. demo
craft for precinct No. 81, Spring Chapel
W, G, Bullock, republican,; b. b, Howell
democrat.