The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-10-30
ELECTION NOTICE.
LIst of Inspectors and Peace ofscers APP
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, .
COUNTY or LINCOLN.
Notice is hereby given by tho under
signed Board of Commissioners OF Lin
coin County, State of Mississippi, that u
general election will be held In the va
rious SUPERVISOR Districts and Election
Precincts of said County, on the first
| Tuesday after the first Monday In Novem-
Der, 1890, the same being the 4th day of
November, for tho purpose of eiecting
one Congressman.
The following named persons are here
by appointed to hold aud conduct said
election at the various election precincts
In said county, and to make the returns
thereof to the undersigned Commission
ers at the time and place specified by
law, viz:
ntgomery-Inspectors, Isaac Smith,
Sr., g Sessions, Cyrus Burke, colored.
Peace Officer, I A Willoughby.
Old Court HOUSEHOLDS Heuck, Jr.,
Thomas Gotten, Alex. Garvey, col. Peace
Officer, Henry Smith.
Wafreh's-.W p Baggett, p @ Milan,
Mat Smith. Peace Officer, Jos L Magee.
Bogue Chitto-Inspectors J A } Hart,
w Z Prestrldge, Charles Boyd, col. Peace
Omcer, John l Marshall.
BEAT 3.
Fair River-Inspectors, G w Maxwell,
w NJ Roberts, Amos Chism, col. Peace
Officer, w Maxwell.
Observation-Disclosures, Hamilton JOr-
dan, Monroe FUR, Sylvester Beard
Peace Officer. Fur.
BEAT 3.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, A NJ Sum
mers, w Williams, Silas Garner, col.
Peace Officer, John w Boone.
BEAT 4.
Lard's Mill-Inspectors, Joseph Sutton,
w P Sasser, Forest Magee, col. Peace
Officer, NJ King.
Sheep Shed-lnspectors T w Chisholm,
Joseph King, Ben Carter, col Peace Of
ficer, c Montgomery.
BEAT 5.
Acknowledgements W Vaughan,
Irwin Smith, Chester Allen, col. Peace
Officer, Albert Vaughan.
Caseyville-Inspectors, Owen w East
erling, w + Smith, Melvin Wooley, col.
Peace Officer, S p Mckee.
East's Mill-1nspectors, Thos. w. East,
Everett Smith, George Willis, col. Peace
Officer, Wiley Cade.
concerned is called to the following re-
quirements of the Revised Code:
All intoxicated rioters or disorderly
persons disturbing the peace by noise or
violence in the city, town or place where
the election is held, shall be arrested,
placed in Jail or otherwise kept in custo-
dy (being permitted while in custody to
vOte) until the polls shall be duly closed,
or until they shall be entirely sober, qui-
ct, orderly, peaceable and well-behaved,
and the Commissioners and Inspectors of
Election are hereby made conservatOrs OF
the peace of their districts and precincts,
and all peace officers appointed to guard
or be present at the polls, and the place
Of election, city marshals, their deputies,
and all other police and peace officers are
required to faithfully execute these pro
visions and others to preserve the peace,
freedom and purity of elections, under
the penalty prescribed in the penal code
for any neglect of such duties, and said
Commissioners or Inspectors shall. when
necessary, call upon any and all citizens
to aid them in these requirements, and all
persons informed of any neglect or viola
ton of these requirements shall give no.
tice thereof to the District Attorney and
other proper officers.
A space of 80 feet lin every direction
from the polls shall be kept open and
clear of all persons except two challcn-
gers of good conduct and behavior, Sc
lected by each party to detect and chal.
Ienge illegal voters, and the voters shall
approach the polls from one direction,
line or door or passage and depart in an
other as opposite as convenient.
The polls will be open from O'Clock \.
NJ. to 6 o'clock p. NJ.
The Peace officer or one Of the lnspec-
tors appointed at each precinct as above,
should see that the poll book AMI ballot
box for each precinct is carried out IN
ample time.
Witness our hands this 18th day of Dc
tober, 1890. A. w. SMITH,
u. SCHWEM,
HARRY SMITH,
Election Commissioners.