Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-04
The Last Work Done by the Oppo-
sition to Democracy.
The Polling Places in TarraGt County,
with the Presiding Officers
at the Same.
The Vote Cast in This County In 163S-Hugs
Posters Sent Out by .hs Republican,
Democrats Alert.

! and nothing now remains but 10 poIl tue
! vote. The Democrats have been acti:e
| for several days past and hope to see
/ every Democratic vote polled.
Last night tbs Republicans sent out
| huge posters TO all the polling places,
| setting forth the virtues cs their candi-
| dates.
| The friends o: j. w. Swayne and
| Capt. Richardson are working bard to
! give them handsome majorities. The
/ friends of Mr.. Swayne remember how
/ he worked for 1 ID. Parker two
1 wears ago W hen few workers for Parker
| could be found and feel keenly the IN
gratitude of the man WHO sat III the
| Democratic convention that nominated
! Mr.. Swayne and now lends his support TO
the efforts to compass his defeat.
Democrats should read their tickets
carefully to see that they are not spu-
rious.
, The first amendment on the ticket Is
for the railroad commission AID the
second for OF aguins' the road law.
| Following are the election precincts OF
| Tarrant comfy:
| Commissioner precinct No. l is divided
into three justice precincts, to-wit: /, y
AID Z.
Commissioner precinct No. 2 is divided
into two justice precincts, to-wit:
aud s.
Commissioner precinct No. is divided
into one justice precinct, to-wit: 3.
Commissioner precinct No. is divided
| into two justice precincts, to-Wit:
and 5.
Justice precinct No. l is divided INTO
eleven election precincts. to-wit: /, 2,
8, 4, 5, 81, %. &c, 80, 81 and SO.
Justice precinct No. 2 is divided into
three election precincts, to-wit: 6, 4,
and %.
Justice precinct No. is divided into
four election precincts, to-wit: 8, 9, 10
and 20.
Justice precinct No. is divided into
four election precincts, to-wit: IL, -,
% and SO.
Justice precinct No. is divided into
three election precincts, to-wit: Is, II
and "a.
Justice precinct No. is divided into
three election pre- cincts, to-wit: 10, l6
and %.
Justice precinct No. Is divided into
three election precincts, to-wit: II, 10
and 81.
Justice precinct No. s is divided INTO
two election precincts, to-wit: IS and 20.
Election precincts No. l, 2,3, 26, 80
and 81 are the six wards Of the city OF
Fort Worth.
The voting places in this county and
the presiding officers at this election are
as follows:
No. !, First authorizations, in
county treasurer's Office, Jesse Jones,
presiding officer.
No. 2, Second ward-Thomss Witten 5
livery stable, W. A. Darter, presiding
officer.
No. 3, Third ward-Maddox building
on Front street; Zane Cetti, presiding
officer.
No. 90, Fourth werd-Street commits
sioner's Office, corner Sixteenth and
Houston streets; Max Elser, presiding
officer.
No.'3o, Fifth ward-Locomotive fire.
men s hall, o. S. Kennedy, presiding
officer.
No. 81, Sixth ward-smith s. Bardon s
Office, Theo II Ro-. presiding officer.
No. 4, >Murine--Marine school house,
Henry Finch presiding officer.
No. s, Prairie Chspel-Prairie Chapel,
James I. Wright, presiding officer.
No. darlington, A. j. Rogers pre-
siding officer.
No. johnson Station, lack Melear
presiding officer.
No. s-Brdford, Milton Moore pre-
siding officer.
No. 9-Paden's Store, W. r. Joyce3
presiding officer.
No. 1O-Grapevine, e. J. Lipscomb,
presiding officer.
No. lI-heller, A. d. Bourland, pre-
siding officer.
Nc. II, Birdville, j. NJ. Pc pplewell
presiding officer.
No. ID, Dido, Emery Shankle presd-
Ing office.
No. IA, Fowler's store-W. H. Row.
land presiding officer.
No. 10, White settlement-George
Grant presiding officer.
No. Is, Bedrock, Marinda academy
Charles 7. Black presiding officer.
No. IL. Crowley, E. s. Evans, pre-
: siding officer.
No. Is, Oak Grove, James Norwood,
Sr., presiding officer.
No. 10, Sublett's schoolhouse, NJ. r e.
MrGill presiding officer.
No. 20, Mansfield. A. j. Dukes pre-
siding officer.
No. 81, Handley, D. McRae presiding
officer.
No. %, Leonard's store, William
Robinson, presiding officer.
No. %, Smithheld, A. G.. Brown,
presiding officer.
No. "a, Montgomery school house, D.
o. Poriwood, presiding officer.
No. 25, Forrest Hill, James Martin,
presiding officer.
No. 81, Eron. J. D. Mstlock, presid-
ing officer.
No. %, Little schoolhonse, Bryant
Little, presiding officer.
No. go, Euless, william Fl. Evatt,
presiding officer.
No. 81, Bacon Hill schoolhouse, L. D.
Noodle, presiding officer.
No. SO. Haslett, Charles Maloney
presiding officer.
The voters OF the Seventh ward OF
Fort Worth will cast their ballots a,
Bacon Hill school house, a;
the Incorporation OF the Seventh
| ward with the city of Fort Worth was
not accomplished until after the voting
precincts had been determined by thu
commissioners.
TIE total vote cast in Tarrant county
IN the last campaign, that OF 1888, was
| 7l2S. The vote for governor IL that
| year was as follows:
| First ward-L. Pas, Democrat, e6S; Marion
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