Evening journal., 1891-05-15
FIRST REGISTRATION DAY
QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY TO
VOTE IN JUNE.

To morrow is the first registration day
for the next city election. The polls will
be open from 10 o'clock in the morning
to 80 o'clock in the evening. There
are fifty five polling places in the city.
ons to each district, and posters in those
districts will show where they are
located,
The Department of Elections has been
very busy preparing for the registration.
Each district will be provided with q
Bible, three bottles of ink, four registra
tion books, stamp and type, ink pad.
three penholders, six pens. three cards Of
instructions, three death lists, one
poster and one copy of the registry law,
for the use of the registration officers,
most of whom have already been APP
pointed.
Briefly the qualifications necessary to
get duly registered are citizenship In the
United States, residence in the state one
year, in the city ninety days, and Ia the
election district thirty days, and having
paid a tax within two years.
The Department of Elections has Is
sued card of instructions, explaining
certain portions Of the election laws
Trifiing differences in spelling and any
mistake or omission in the middle name
or initial are not TO prevent men who
have satisfied the requirements of the
law. from voting.
The Board of Inspectors must ask each
applicant for registration from six to ten
questions, according as he is a native or
Raturalized citizen, and he must answer
them under oath he chairman Of each
board will take charge of all stamps and
supplies
Next Saturday will be the second and
final registration day for the city cleo
tion of June 6. In passing il is we'll to
state that the card Issued by the Young
Mems Republican Club had incorrectly
the time the polls are TO be open. On the
registration days the polls will be open
from 10 a m. until T. 30 p m and on the
city election day from between II and ~
a. m. until z p m.
You must register before you can vote.
Register to morrow and be sure of your
vote.
RsSistration omcers.
The registration will be in charge Of
printed below:
FIRST WARD.
First District-Inspectors Isaac N.
Brown, Joseph F. Brown, John w,
Carey.
Second District-Inspectors, Frank s.
Emmons. J. B Simmons, Otto Scheu
Third District - Inspectors, David
Woolman, John +. Fillibin and Lsnas
L. Messick.
SECOND WARD.
First District-Iagpectors William E.
Stewart, JohR R. Mari, Joseph Sooy.
Second District-Inspestor Walter a.
Hartlove. j. D. Phillips and David
Whitsill
Third District-Inspectors William NJ
Dundon. George w. Writ and II. H.
Butler.
Fourth District - Inspectors, James
Morrison, Bernard Donahee and Robert
T. Davis.
Fifth District Inspectors, William P.
windlsh, NJ. F. Cannon and @. W.
Cook.
THIRD WARD.
First District-Inspector Henry Wit
/ sill, e. 0 Barton and Daniel Conner.
Second Neutrality-suspicious., Joseph O.
Jones, George A. Schenk and one not
named
Third District-Inspectors, Joseph s.
Featherstone, d. M. Aullin, John
Fsrnen.
Fourth District-Inspectors, Joseph
Osborne, F. R. Irons and James T.
Whelan.
Fifth District-Inspeetors, Thomas r
Lally. David H. Coyle and Stephen
Downey.
FOURTH WARD.
First Distriet-Inspector Isaac G.
Pyle, A. D. Vandever and William J..
Morrow.
Second District-Inspectors, T. S.
Hyland, L. L. Grub and William
/ Turner.
Third District-Inspectors, E. B.
Frazer, Allen Smith and G. G Hsgner.
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious. samuel
Dunlap, Neil Gormley and ]. b. Klund
FIFTH WARD.
First District-Inspectors Robert II
Taylor, M. D. Murphy and MILAN
Ferris.
Second District-Inspeetors, w. F
MeCloskey, w. S. Hopton and w. w
| Knox
Third District-InspectOrs, Edward H
Spencer, w. N. Mccormick and G. @
Guthrie.
Fourth District-Inspectors, Allen L
Sharp, William E. Stimmel and JOSEPH
/ D. Ainsworth.
Fifth District-Inspectors Roscoe r
Baylis. B. T. Bye and James Crooks.
/ Sixth District-Inspectors F. D
Carpenter, Charles F. Thomas and JOSEPH
NJ. Griffith,
SIXTH WARD.
First District-Inspectors. n. b. Nor
rison. Samuel H. BaYnsrd and Thomas
M. Rich.
Second District-Inspectors, JacoI
ButE, John w. MeVey and Cornelius
Stinson.
Third District-Inspectors, DR. B. B
Groves, John NJ. Enos and e. @. Ulrtch
Fourth District-Inspectors Richarl
Burton, Jr.. John a. Fulton and Henri,
r. Carpenter.
Fifth Dlstrlct-Inspeotors Charles w
Stigers, W. P. Clayton and L. A. Zebley
SEVENTH WARD.
First District-Iuspector William T
Budd, r A. Borrell and Richard Heri
tage.
Second District-Inspectors. E. c
Sewer, Chambers E. Ksmble and Alex
ander NJ Sparks.
Third District-Inspectors Andrew E
Grow. J Augustus McCaulley and w. J
Gawthrop
Fourth District-Inspectors Alsxau
P. Rves, Edward Andrews and Edwar
T. Candy.
Fifth District = Inspectors, Johl
Doran, John Holton ard A. b. Mason.
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