The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-09
VOTING PLACES.
POLLING PLACES IN THE COUNTY AND
PRESIDING OFFICERS.
A Corrected List of the County officers and
Vote They Received at the Last
Election.

The commissioners court have fixed
the voting places in the county and
designated presiding officers as fol-
lows:
l. Webberville-John I. Mccall.
2. Hornsby's School House-W. A.
Alexander.
3. Manor-Jas. M. Harris.
4. Pfuegerville School House-Wm.
Paueger.
5. Anderson's Gina. F. Anderson.
g. Pecan Spring School House,
E. Matthews.
p 7. Govalle School House - Max
Schneider.
s. Seider's Store-Thomas Pitts.
8. Duval-George Walling.
10. Bull Creek School House--Frank
Preece.
IL. Anderson's Mill--Jno. M. King.
IL. Sylvester's Gin-Wm. Jolly, sr.
IL. Bee Cave-Fred Arnold.
IA. Oatmanville-James Johnson.
Is. Roberts School House-John
Wilson.
16. Cedar Valley-C. E. Rose.
II. Manchaca-Alf Mathis.
10. Eanes' School House,. R.
Allen.
10. Nossick's Store-W. d. WAL
lace.
20. Given's Store-J. B. Norwood.
81. Rock Church-Alfred Todd.
%. Bluff Springs-M. G. Nuckols.
%. Creedmoor, Cyrus Thompson.
"a. Old Wallace place, ]. M. Swisher.
%. Fairview school house, 7. U.
Hart.
26. Travis Peak, H. L. Hensel,
81. Fall Creek school house, j. H.
,Scheaffer.
%. First ward (Schneider's store),
r. G. Shelley.
80. Second ward (Kingsbury's sta
ble) A. J. Jernigan.
80. Third ward market house } j.
Harrell.
81. Fourth ward (Goodman's store)
G. &. Caldwell.
80. Fifth ward (Doehler's store) Geo.
Warren.
33. Sixth ward(M. Davis store) P.
H. Gerhard.
"a. Seventh ward (Wellmer's store)
VIM. Wellmer.
IS. Eighth ward Court house, Jos
Lee.
SO. Ninth ward Wares stable) j.
H. Robinson.
81. Tenth ward (Hoffheintz' store,
E. d. Walker.
80. Paggi's store, w. G, Walsh.
80. Groons' addition, ALT. Grooms
40. Magnolia ave. (Scott's store) V
P. Brown.
Al. Fulmore's school house, A. N
Poteet.
AZ. Sprinkle postoffice, T. j. Rowzee
43. Carl, R. E. Lee.
CORRECTED LIST OF COUNTY OFFICERS
In the list published yesterday
morning three or four names were
omitted, and the following is a cor
rected list from official sources. Gu
it out for reference
Governor--L. S. Ross, 1889 Marion
Martin, 2796.
For congressman Tenth DISTRICT
D. Savers, 3431 A. Belknap, 1881.
For state senator twentytourtl
district-B. G. Giles, 2494; G. w
SGlasscock, 3719.
District Judge twenty-sixth distric
w. NJ, Key, 1880; A. S. Walker
273S.
District attorney twenty-sixth dis
trict-J. HI. Robertson, 1858; J. ii
Stewart, 2535.
Representative seventy-ffth distric
F. E. Smith, 1923: Geo. B. Jones
3OS3; w. R. Handy, 1910; Davi'
Sheeks, ITS.
County judge-James H. Burts
29O7; J. M. Breckenridge, 1886.
County attorney-Geo. 5. Walton
1868; Chas. M. Campbell, 1898.
County assessor-H. M. Metz, 1924
Tax Collector-JohnW w. Kelly, 1904
A. R. Morris, 1852.
Sherif-Emmett White, 1898; D
C. Pace, 1868; w. S. Lee, 118.
District Clerk-James P. Hart, 632t
County Clerks. Q. Cranberry
.24O7; Frank Brown, 1894.
Superintendent County Schools
J. w. Maxwell, 1853; j. j. Andersen
1895. oo.o
Treasurer-M. M. Johnson, 1912
Ed. Anderson, 1923.
County Surveyor-John E. Wallace
1861; H. Schmidt, 1920.
Hide and Animal Inspector-R. K
Caperton, 1882; w. w. Hornsby
2775.
Public Weigher-Price Alexander
2O43: A. w. Peoples, 1908.
THE COUNTY ALLIANCE
Resolution Favoring Female Clerks in til