The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-06
THE ELECTION INSPECTORS.
Revised List of the Men Appointed by the
Democratic County Commissioners.

Revised List of the Men Appointed by the
Democratic County Commissioners.
Since the appointment of election inspectors,
by the Democratic majority of the County Com
missioners in June last, several changes have
been made. The latest revision of the list, by
Commissioners Sahm and Reveal, with the assist
ance of Sim Coy, is given below. The county
auditor would like to have the inspectors report
at once and qualify. Every man in the board
except FIVE township trustees is Democrat.
The list is as follows:
First ;t7 WardcFirst precinct, John Webbor sec
ond, William Schultz and third, Geo. E. Meyers.
Second-First, Samuel N Gold; second William G.
Griffith and third, Frank McQuiddy.
Third-First, John Macheiles and second, Matthias
Carver.
Fourth-First Jacob Bombarger and second, Johr
II. Councilman
Fifth-First, Daniel Monninger, and second, Theo-
sixthEirst. Charles ]. Many. trustee; and second,
Franklin Landers.
Seventh-Frst August Schmidt; second, Merritt f.
Robinson, and third, George Stumpf
Eighth-First, John Scher; second John Helm and
third Christian A. Schwier.
Ninth-First, John Huegele, and second, Chris
Gampf.
Tenth First Christ f. Meyer, and second, William
f. Christian.
Eleventh-First, JOHN W. Murphy; second. Joseph
Becker. and third, Michael A. Downing.
Tweifth-First Daniel A. Lemon, and second, Dan
lei p. Burton.
Thirteenth-Frst Michael H. Farrell: second
Frank A. Maus and third Stephen Matter.
Fourteenth-First, Samuel Corbeley and second,
Michael McGenn
Ffteenth-First Andrew Bitzinger second, Pat
rick Manly and third, Henry Albertsmeyer.
Sixteenth-First, James Renhan; second, James
Ntzhugh, and third, John Clarity
Seventeenth--Frst John Stroble and second J..
George Fahrion.
EGhteenth--Eirst, Henry Haheney. and second.
John Edwards
Nineteenth-First r. w. Feldkanp; second Daniel
A. Kirk and third, VIM. Z. Reasener.
Twentieth-First, Peter Spitzfaden, and second,
John W. Happe.
Twenty .frst-First, Samuel L. Marrow, and sec.
ond, Henry ID. Rosebrock.
Twenty .second-Frst Henry Stole, and second,
W. F. A. Bernhamer.
Twenty -third-First Lorenz Schmidt; second, Rob.
ert Remington. and third, Jacob Fritz.
enty-fourth-First. August Sommers; second
Dietrich Mussman and third, James johnson.
Twenty -ffth-First, Patrick Kelley second VIM.
Flynn and third, John w Foltz
Center Observation-Disclosures No. l. Frank Craft;
northeast, No. 2, Elisha j. Howland northeast No
8 Patrick Conlen: southeast No. A. VIM Stole:
south, No 8, Patrick Kelley, and southwest No. 6,
Joel Baker.
Decatur-First Jesse Reynolds and second John
IL. Turner, trustee.
Franklin First, William B. Pentecost trustee;
second, William A. Anderson, and third, Harvey r.
Matthews.
Lawrence-First Samuel P. Bolander, trustee; sec.
ond George W. Kesselring, and third, George s.
Dunn.
Perry-First, A. Christopher Griffith, and second,
DR.. George Specs.
Pike-First, VIM. 8, McLain, and second Thomas
NJ. Reveal trustee
Warren-Frst Corydon E. Sinner and second
Joseph L. Hunter. trustee.
Washington VIM. H. Sharp, and second,
Henry NJ. Hesqong, trustee.
Wayne-First John +. McCleland: second Firman
Stout, trustee: third, Joseph F. Flack, and fourth,
Hiram w. Miller.