Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-10-01
ELECTION BOARD.
The County Board Holds an Import
ant Meeting.
Judges and Clerks Appointed for All Pre-
cincts- Printing Let to
The Chronicle.

The County Board of Elections met OF
Thursday last in the Commissioners of
flee, with a full membership present
The contract for printing the ticket
10000 in number, and blanks
awarded to THE CHRONICLE at S216.25
The only other bid was that of the st
CldiTSciHe Gazette at S298.0O.
The Board then appointed judges and
clerks in each election precinct in the
county as follows:
CoLERAIE.
Farmington Precinct-E N BOggs, Albert J.
Sharkey Oliver Negus, Israel Steer: Clerks, B. F
Amos, Orlando Cope.
Mdyndrd-P. V. Hall, r. B. Boyd, A Y Hender
son, W. n. Stilwell; Clerks, James W. Edwards
Thomas Adams.
FLUSHING.
Flushing Precinct-D. r. Humphrey, John
Bethel, Hamilton Glass, Joseph H. Shannon;
Clerks, VIM McCleary, 7. G. Ransom.
Belmont Ridge-L. E. Perkins, James Thwaite,
Robert Dunn, John Price; Clerks, Charles Beatty,
J. W. Moore.
GOSHEN.
BelmOnt-T A Fred, r. W. Phillips. Luke
Miles, Miles Twinen; Clerks, John Vaughn, James
Davis.
Bethesdd-J. E. Lucas, John Phillips, Lewis G.
Kemp, w. E. Duffy; Clerks, o. A. Vancuren, q.
w. Farra.
KIRKwoOD.
HendrysbWg- Lynn, James BursOn, w.
H. Davis, David Smith; Clerks, Charles Taylor,
W. C. Wesley.
SeIceIlsudIs-Wm Grove, John A Shepherd,
John Mccormick, Z. w. Murphy; Clerks, Samuel
Starkey, W. d. Murphy.
MEAD.
B;isinessblTg-R r. S. Hutchinson, S. A. White, j.
P Crozier, VIM. Ramsay; Clerks, ID. s. Creamer,
". f. Wallace
Wegee-Andrew Brown, j. o. McKelvey, James
l. o. Keyser; Clerks. o. Mckinley. l.
VI. Day.
Bridgeport, Precinct 1-George Giffen, NJ. w.
3rannum, Taylor South, W. NJ. FOgle; Clerks, j.
". Fowler, George B. Hathaway.
Precinct 2-Henry Crawford, James Higgins,
rhamer Boston, A. H. Handle; Clerks William
iberle, Doll COss.
Precinct 3-William Koehnlien, Robert Smith,
ames HOckenberry, L. C. Leech; Clerks. David
James Crimminger.
Martins Ferry Precinct-A. d. COss. W. w.
Woods, w. A Brown, W. A. Sedgwick Clerks, j.
|. Darrah, r. w. Taylor.
Martins FerTy-First Ward-Leander Woods,
ames Riley, John P. haywood, George Me
Humphrey; Clerks, Theodore Snodgrass, Edward
hrodes.
Second Ward Charles Helling, John Hender-
on. William Orr, James Bayless Clerks, Felix
iadsell Joseph Pennington.
Third Wdrd-David Lewellyn, l. W. Ingle
right, Robert Hanson, Lewis ROnthman; Clerks,
!. G. Sedgwick, Fred Jones.
PULTNEY.
Pmtney-A. A. Wise, Irwin Baker, ]. W.
hields, Charles Crymble; Clerks, Maurice Davis,
E. Nelson.
West Wheeling Wagner, Joseph E.
Iarris, John Armiger.
!. T. Lockwood, William Cleaver, NJ. Hoffman;
Jerks, Charles Hoffman P. T. Mason.
Second Wdrd-Luke Gavin, Abe Stahl, j. NJ.
orbet, George Shanafelt; Clerks; Jacob Land
led John MOtter.
Third Wdrd-A. POrterfeld, DR.. William Nc
[asters, Joseph Clements, E. C. Morris; Clerks,
Ohm Q. Addison, Henry Rowles.
Fourth Wdrd-Precjnct Alderman ROemer,
William FaIis, William A. Schramm. Daniel
Teyrick, Sr.; Clerks, A. j. Norton, Ferdinand
Ieill.
Fourth Ward Precinct B-Jaeob Reitz, Louis
aRoche, ID. 7. Cowen, George E. Littleton;
Jerks, Frank Williams, Howard Lichtenberger.
Fifth Wdrd-O. 7. Blackburn, John Thurn, John
dams, Joseph Boswell; Clerks, L. S. Woodbridge,
lillian Mason.
RICHLAND.
GlencOe-A. d. King, James W. Phillips, P. W.
elpbringer, Nelson Orr: Clerks, P. NJ. Sutton,
Obert Garrett.
st. C,dirsUiue-Precinct 1-George S. LentZ, |
I'm. Parkinson, VIM. Hays, E. j. Carman; Clerks, |
Dhn s. Coffland, w. s. Wright.
Precinct 2-F. d. Bailey, Andrew Alexander, C. |
T. Carroll, W. d. HOff; Clerks, Charles S. Frint,
F. Talbot.
Precinct "a. A. Clark, David NJ. Davies, ]. F. |
oung, J. B. LOngley; Clerks, William Anderson,
'. I. HewetSOn.
W. B. Foster, Jonas Perkins, Oliver Porterfeld, |
j. Ault; Clerks, r. H. Clifford, Abner Wilkin |
IN.
SOMERSET.
Bost0n-T. C. Rose, Peter Mayer, J. J. Jeffers, |
w. Chappell; Clerks, Peter Armbruster. f. +. |
Ond.
SOmevtOn-John Skinner, &. P. Reinhart, John
enton. Thomas Wilson; Clerks, P. T. Creamer, |
7. +. Bishop.
UNION
William McCreary, Joseph Ferguson, R. G. |
mpson, McGee Lynn; Clerks, l.. G. Hutchinson, |
Dseph Pollock.
WARREN, |
TTv.. va II L
ALL G. V. Riddle, r. L. Cunard; Clerks. C. j. |
oward, w. HI. Barnes.
Ward 2-B p Reed, w W Hanlon, John Colpitts, |
NJ Cunning; Clerks, W Hobbs, W W Frasier, |
Wdrds-T G Wilson, q E HiIles, Coburn, j |
Mcconnell; Clerks. A Plumley. f A Drummond |
Ward 1T Carr, NJ C McKeown, G Hunt |
wing Hunt; Clerks IRA Strahl, Charles Heed.
West Precinct-J T Fowler, J H Douglass, L w |
hillips, John Price; Clerks, Anthony Shannon,
7 A Talbot, Jr.
East Precinct-Smiley Bernhard, d Bundy. G |
7 Shaklee, G d Smith: Clerks, Perley Pickett, j |
Burson.
WASHINGTON
VIZ Stout, John Danford, James j Phillips, T
' Armstrong; Clerks, Hess, Thomas Stofel.
WAYNE.
II Patterson, G l. Milhoan, Mason Barnes, |
alentine Nicholson: Clerks, W J Davis, A B
yarfield.
WHEELING.
Lyle w A Sharp r J Pollock. w A Merritt; |
Jerks, James Taylor, J ID Hays.
YORK.
George A KOrner, William NJ Caldwell. j A |
ish, d McIntire; Clerks, NJ Green, Jacob
Oger.
In Muddle.
The Mayor and the Council of Martins
'erry have been enjoined from proceed
ng further in supplying Bridgeport with
Iater until final hearing of the case.
he action is brought by J. c. Hayne, on
ehalf of the Water Trustees. This pro-
eeding is the result of some dissatisfac-
ion over the contract with Bridgeport
% go into the courts will make the
rouble endless and is unfortunate for
Bridgeport at this time, as all their pipes
ave been laid and connection with the