Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-18


was elected by a twO-thirds vote.
For inspectors Of the Third district
Mr.. Dnud nominated George w. .Simp.
son and John q. Cloud, Democrats, who
were elected by party vote.
For inspectors of the Fourth district,
the same member nominated George w.
Taylor and Samuel O'Conner, Demo-
Gratis, who We're elected by similar
vote.
For inspectors of the First district of
Tenth ward Mr.. Thomas nominated
William ii. Stout, George w. Moore,
Stephen Burgess and Draper v, Bell,
Republicans. Mr.. Bells name was
| Withdrawn and the first two were unani-
| mously elected.
For inspectors of the Second district
Mr. Dobb nominated Michael J. German
and Charles A. Mullin, Democrats, who
We're elected by Il two-thirds vote.
For inspectors of the Third district
Mr.. Doud nominated Frank ]. McNulty
and Patrick y. Walsh, Democrats, who
were elected by similar vote.
For inspectors of the Fourth district
the same member nominated Clayton T.,
Hammond and John W. Price, Demo.
Gratis, who were elected by q party vote
For inspectors Of the Fifth district
Mr. Thomas nominated w. Frank Bailey
and Josiah Litzenburg, Republicans,
and Mr.. Dobb nominated James Il.
Wood also Republican. Mr. Bailey was
unanimously elected and Mr.. Wood was
elected by a two-thirds vote.
For inspectors Of the First district Of
the Eleventh ward Mr. Doud nominated
John White and William r. Green,
Democrats, who We're unanimously
elected.
For inspectors of the Second district
Mr.. Thomas nominated John II. Postles
and Lewis G.. Grub, Republicans, and
MIR. Dobb nominated John Edwards,
also Republican. Mr.. Postles was
unanimously elected and Mr.. Edwards
was elected by two thirds vote.
For inspectors of the First district of
the Twelfth ward Mr.. Thomas nomi.
mated j. Morton Dillon, b. Frank Sulli-
van and George w. Crawford, Rcpubli-
cans, and Mr.. Dobb nominated John
Wood, also Republican. Mr.. Dillon
was unanimously elected and Mr. Wood
was elected BY 4 iwo-third's vote.
For inspectors of the Second district.
Mr.. Doud nominated James w. sShailer
and Thomas Samworth, Democrats, who
were elected by d party vote.
For inspectors of the Third district
| the same member nominated James +.
Farley and Martin f. Carney, Demo-
Gratis, who were elected by similar
vote.
The following is the summary Of the
afternoons work:
CLERKS. ."
FIRST WARD
Second district-Joseph B. Simons, r.
FOURTH WARD.
Fourth district Henry G. Thiel, r.
Fifth district-Charless Hastings, II.
NINTH WARD.
Fourth district-N. B. Hill, d.
INSPECTORS.
FOURTH WARD.
Fifth district-James b. Stockwell, II.
FIFTH WARD. .
First district-Joseph N. Wheeler and
William f. Crossley, r.
Second distuct--James II. Kane and
William p. Morrison, ID.
Third district--F. p. Phalen and
James G. Perry, D.,
Fourth district-James McGlinchey
and Charles 5. Horn, ID.
Fifth district-Elmer r. Bye and S.
Irwin Cause, II.
Sixth district-James 3. Hickman
and Charles l3eadenkopf, r.
Seventh district-E, +. Kane and
William Allen, ST., ID.
SIXTH WARD.
First District. Paul Brown and
Samuel II. Baynard, r.
Second district-Frank w. Taylor
and Abel Bricrley, r, @.m..
Third district--John G. Pennewill
and John O. Eambson, D.
Fourth district-Richard Burton, Jr.,
and ), Scott Porter, b.
Fifth district - William Springer and
Andrew j. sherry, ID.
SEVENTH WARD.
First William Gosnell and
John B. Ginder, ID.
Second district-Georgc b. Ward and
Edward S. Goslin, ID. Az
Third district-Charles w. Gouert and
j. Ernest Smith, Il.
Fourtldistrict.- Edmund P. Moody and
A. Is. Eastwood, II.
Fifth district-John Doran and John
IIolton, d..
Sixth district--F Francis NJ Barney
ard Edward +. Belts, Il.
Seventh district--Frank Jeandell and
Howard O. Moore, ID.
EIGHTH WARD. ~"
First district-Mordeca Barnes and
Alexander Byrne, r.
Second district-Joseph NJ. Doyle and
A, s. Feaster, II.
fIhirl lisi irint-- lNillini,, wv INard a A
William H. Updiltc, r.
Fourth distrct-Samuel G. Faulkner
and James Gillespie, y.
Fifth district-WiIlam A. McCafferty
and Benjamin f. Dennis, ID.
Sixth district--llenry Ovenshine and
John Kitchen, d.
Seventh district-James r. Cameron
and William Houck, d.
NINTH WARD.
First district-Simon Bardsley and
William Tatnall, II.
Second district-George W. Palmer anC
Samuel T. Rigby, r.
Third district-George w. Simpson
and John G. Cloud, d.
Fourth distriet--George w. Taylor
and Samuel O'Conner, d.
TENTH WARD.
First district-William II. Stout ant
George w, Moore, II.
Second Michael j. Gormar
and Charles A. Mullin, d.
Third district-Frank j. McNulty and
Patrick Il, Walsh, d,
Fourth distrtct-Clayton T. Harrison
and John w. Price, D.
Fifth district-W. Frank Bailey and
James +. Wood, II.