The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-18
ELECTION JUDGES.
A GOOD LIST FROM BOTH PARTIES
SELECTED YESTERDAY.
The Tax Payers League Asks for Re-
ductlon OF the School Tax. but It's
Request is Refused-other Business
Transacted by the County Court.

The county court met at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning pursuant to adjournment.
The first business in order was the selec.
ton OF judges for the August election.
Judge T. W. Brown represented the Re
publican party and the Democratic party
was represented by the justices OF the
peace from the various districts. Judge
Brown held before him list containing
the names Of citizens selected by the Re-
pubicans TO represent them at the polls.
In some cases the names submitted by the
justices were allowed TO remain, in others
the uggcstions OF Judge Brown were re-
spcc,ed. lie seemed well pleased with
the treatment he received. and wien II
was all over said: Gentlemen, allow me
10 extend my sincere and hearty ncknowl'
edgments for the fairness and courtesy
with which you have treated me, rs the
representative OF the grand old party,
The Judge then bowed in the most courtly
style and retired, followed by the applause
OF the justices. The following Is lot oil
the judges agreed upon:
WARDS.
First-Tom McKeon, Geo. Mason, Tom
Foley (Rcpl.
SecondIwm. Ryan, wynnc Cannon.
VIM. II. Smith (Rep.l.
Third-C. I. Smith. John Lester, ]. W.
Venom (Rep.).
FOURTH. f. Badinclli, Zen Feather.
stone, X. Hudson (Rep.D. .
Fifth. X. Goodwin, Pat Castor, n,
W. Spccrs (Rcp).
sixth-s. :. Lee, Dick Casey and W. j.
Smith ll,ep.).
Scyenlh-A. d. Gibson, Ed Moscly and
George Randolph (Rep.).
Eighih-f. \. Mckeon, Il. Cooney and
W. II. Neal (Rcp.).
Ninth-w. J. Chase, NJ. Crosson and $
ii. Haynes (Rep.). =,
Tcnth-S. J. Bolton, Louis Jiehl and ii
@. Harrington (Rep.).
DISTRICTS
FiBt-P +. Young, w. Q. Naulx anC
Levi Bolton (Rcp.l.
Scoond-J. u. Hines, Spencer Armour
Jack Ilillman (Rep).
Third-w. ID. Howe, J. A. Crenshaw
r. u. Cummins (Rep.l.
Fourth-R. VI. Vaughn, A. q. Edwards
Dock Wright (Rep.).
Fifih-Joc Mhoon, Tom Gallahcr, ii
Il. Cullen Rep.
Sixth (Ralcigh) S. A. King, T. A. Tay
lor. l.. B Fields. At the Point, w. III
Rhodes, S. l.. Ferrcll, u. Thrclkel Rep.
Seycnih--S. A. Munson, q. ii. Caldwell
and Morris Jones (llep.l.
Eighth-At Arlington, ii. 9. Griffin
Jack Wilson and Dr. Bone, tRcpL a
Log Union, Dick wheuy, Robert CT
lcspio and J.. w. Herring, (Rep). a
Brunswick, l.. NJ. Vaughn, ii. a
Buckley and Eli Hill, rep.
Ninth--At Masonic Hall, W. ID. Call
way. NJ. II. Crcnshaw and John Melan,
fRepl Al Baskerville, H. 4. Reid, T..
Sandcrlin and Sandy shotwell, lRep.l
Tcnth-(Forrcst Hill, N. u. Cartwright
4. n. Kocn and Jesse Mc(iehce, lRcpl.
Collcryille--J. u. Powell, l.. i. Earle
and 5. II. Russell.
Elcvcnth-E. T. Yanccy, j. w. Naive
and Chas. Tugglc, lRepl. g.,
Twelfth .-tOakyilic), 7. T. Perry, q.
Douglass and Ben Payne (Rcp.).
Grange lIall-W. l.. Radiord, w.
Vanhook and y. J.. Edwards lReP.).
Thirtccnth--J. u. Armour, X. A. Arm
aud Cyrus Myers lRcp.E .
Fouriccnth-W. i. Gather, w. }
Hunt and Geo. Elliott lIcp.).
Filtccnth-llcnry Windlcr. 4. u. 10
mis- aud John q. speak lRcp.). -.
Sixtccnth-W. :. Gwynnc, n. Q. NJ
Cullough and Robert Sims ll.ep.D.
Seventeenth - At McConnclls - Joi
Hudspclh. T.. J. Massey and J. NJ. lie
ton. At Island 40-Wm. Peel, Jam
siVman aud Alfred Howard.
Eighteonth--D. q. Collier, John An
is,oad and Judge Bigclow (Rep.l.
Tho appointment Of judges In Z
Eleventh and Eighteenth districts Great
as,ir. In the former the justice oil u
district, Republican, objected TO !
man selected 10 represent bis party, q
favored the substitution OF DR.. Williams
Democrat. for Charles Tugyle lRop.)
the ground that Williams could
relied on TO secure fair count, and u
the Republicans preferred him 10 Tugp
Judge Brown was 81 similar opini'
Justice Strickland opposed this view,
insisted on Tuggle, and that Tuggle u "
In the Eighteenth district Just