The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-01
pRxPARINo FOR THE ELECTION.
The Arrangement of the Boxes at the
Polls-Who May Vote.

The Arrangements of the Boxes at the
Polis-who May Vote.
The arrangement Of managers aud CLERKS
for Tuesdays election IS announced BY
Supt. Sheftall as follows;
Box No. /, A 10 inclusive. Bull street
Managers, Frank MoDermott, J. P; w.
II. Mendel, ]. p; L A. Washington,
(colored), freeholder. List keepers; M. T.
Quinnan, A J. J. Blois. Ed B. Brown,
| (colored.l
Box No. 2, D to @ inclusive, Bull street
Managers: S. Reynolds. J. p; l. b. Endres,
J. p; J. p. Mcintyre, freeholder. List
keepers, Y. Screck, G. A. Gradot, 8. G.
johnson (colored).
Box No. 8, H 30 L inclusive, President
street. Managers: Waring Russell, Jr., Up.
Van R. Winklsr, J. P: J. A. Williams
(coloredl. freeholder. List keepers: p. l..
! Constantine, c. w. Anderson, L. B. Toomer
| (colored).
Boz No. 4. NJ to I inclusive. President
street Managers: W. a. Patterson, J. p. F.;
]. T. Buckner, J. p; c. c. Deveaux (col-
ored), freeholder. List keepers: J. II.
O'Byrne, D. McAlpin. r. Spencer tcoloredl.
Box No. 5, X to U. inclusive, DraYton
street-Managers: S. Elsinger, J. p, G. E.
Bevans. j. p; 7. A. Pollard, freeholder.
List keepers: @. r. Wheelock. ]. ]. Man
MON and s. g. Webster colored).
Box No. 6, to q, inclusive. York street
Managers: Mcleod King, j. p: M.
Naughtin, J. p; J. w. Mcintyre. free
holder. List keepers: A. G. Ybanez. W.
w. Lincoln, L. M. Peasants, Jr. (colored).
The superintendent requests that those
who cannot attend shall give him notice by
noon to-day.
All the managers are expected to report
promptly at o'clock Tuesday morning to
be sworn In and prepare for the opening of
the polls at o'clock.
The law respecting the eligibility of
voters is as follows: He must be 81 years
of age, have resided in the state twelve
months preceding the election and six
months In the county, and must have paid
all taxes required Of him since the adop-
ton Of the present constitution Dec. 5,
1877, except those for the present year, 1890.
Any person Offering to vote can be re-
quired to take the following oath:
do swear or affirm that am p years Of age,
have resided in this state one year, aud in this
county six months next preceding this election.
have paid all taxes, which since the adoption
of the present constitution have been required
of me previous TO this year and which have
had an opportunity to pay, and have not voted
at this election.
If man is sworn and takes the oath the
word Sworn Is to be written opposite his
name on the list and also on his ballot.
Under the oath of the managers of cleo
ton. IL they are satisfied that man is not
entitled to vote, 1t is their duty not to per-
NIT him to vote, even il he is willing to be
sworn.
Three are twelve magistrates and six free
holders, three republicans and three demo-
Gratis, one freehoider and two magistrates
being placed at each box. There are six
colored republican list keepers, one of whom
has been placed at each box.
The law of elections provides that the
managers shall have the right to appoint a
sufficient number Of temporary police,
whose duty it is to preserve order and to
guarantee to all voters the free exercise of
the right Of franchise. except IN tolVns and
cities hGUing q tegaIised police force,
aohen these duties devoEve upon the regular
police.
Stands will be provided at the windows
for the convenience of the voters, the same
as at the last election.