The record-union., 1892-11-02
SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION.
Men Who Are to Guard Against
Fraud of All Kinds.
Correct List of Citizens Selected to
Act for the Government Until
After the Election.

Warren Heaton, deputy in the Office
of Nathaniel Holland, Federal Super
visor of Elections, who was in the city
for several days last week, yesterday
mailed to the RECORD UNION from San
Francisco the following correct list Of the
men who are to act as Supervisors OF
Election in this city. The duties of the
deputies selected include an inspection OF
the register of voters, and on the day OF
election they will have charge of the poll
ing places, as agents of the Government,
to see that no frauds are committed.
The following named citizens have
been named for this duty-other lists
heretofore published being incorrect:
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
First Precinct-Isaac Simmons, Repub-
Hcan; James A. Brown, Democrat.
Second Precinct Ohm f.. Bryant, Re-
publican; William A. Blakely, Demo-
crat.
Third Precinct-James T. McNif, Re
publican; NJ. j. Sullivan, Democrat.
Fourth Precinct-Edwin G. Jobson, Re-
publican; J. J. Hanlon, Democrat.
Fifth Precinct-T. &. krpp, Republi-
can; Abe Wilson, Democrat.
Sixth Precinct-Charles f. Addington,
Republican; Michael ield. Democrat.
Seventh Precinct-W. L. Bowman, Re
publican; Hugh McCluskey, Democrat.
Eighth Precinct-A. X. Matlock, Re
publican; William Price, Democrat.
Ninth Precinct-H. n. Gotf, kepubli-
can; H. l.. Nichols, Democrat.
Tenth Precinct-W. b. Miller, Repub-
lican; John Riley, Democrat.
Eleventh Precinct-W. j. Kaerth, Re-
publican; Joseph E. Mayo, Democrat.
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
First Precinct-J. G. Hopley. Republi-
can: j. r. Brown, Democrat
Second Precinct-D. j. Long, Republi-
can; Fred Reuschler, Democrat.
:. Third Precinct-George Stack, Repub-
Hcan; William Hurley, Democrat.
Fourth Precinct-M. Donahue, Repub-
hcan; E. Lesser, Democrat.
Fifth PIecinct-T. j. Finn, Republican;
John +. Devine, Democrat.
Sixth Precinct--. Eppelein, Republi-
can; George J. Johnson, Democrat.
Seventh Precinct-Max Hornlein, Re
publican; ii. y. II. Brown, Democrat.
Eighth Precinct-Frank Beals, Repub-
lican; |. Alexander, Democrat.
Ninth Precinct-B. Shields, Republi-
can; James Perry, Democrat.
Tenth Precinct-Sam Gottleib, Repub-
ican; William Ryan, Democrat.
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
First Precinct-J. w. Carter, Repub-
hcan; E. c. Hilbert, Democrat.
Second Precinct-W. ii. ). Scott, Re-
publican; H. A. Evers, Democrat.
Third Precinct-W. IL. Carlow, Re-
publican; Samuel Berck, Democrat.
Fourth Precinct-H. w. NJ. Ogg, Re-
publican; Charles NJ. Sexton, Democrat.
Fifth Precinct-John w. Greenlaw.
Jr., Republican; A. V. O'Neill, Demo-
crat.
Sixth Precinct-C. Il. Foote, Repub-
lican; w. J. Renfro, Democrat.
Seventh Precinct-John f. Slater. Re-
publican; Charles Weinrich, Democrat.
Eighth Precinct-John Skelton, Re-
publican; J. NJ. Henderson, Democrat.
Ninth Precinct-George II. Harms.
Republican; L. NJ. Phillips, Democrat.
Tenth Precinct-E. G. Kanlett, Repub-
lican; f. c. Meade, Democrat.
Eleventh Precinct-Eugene Danforth.
Republican; Frank Nichols, Democrat.
Twelfth Precinct-F. W. Carpenter,
Republican; c. y. Mott, Democrat.
Thirteenth Precinct-L. b. Isham, Re-
publican; w. L. Willis, democrat.