The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-11-04
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
JACKSON COUNTY.


Notice is hereby given by the Election
Commissioners of said county, that Il get-
eral election will be- held in the various
election precincts of said county, on
Tuesday, the Sh day Of Norember,
1892,
in conformity to the law of the State of
Mississippi in such cases provided for the
purpose of elccting persons to fill the fol-
lowing offices, to- Wit
Nine Presidential Electors, two for the
State al large aud one for each Congress
sional District OF the State Of Mississippi
to cast the vote of the State in the Flee
toral College for President and Vice-Ples.
ident of the United States. Also n rep
res~cntative to the lower house of the
Congress of the United States for the
Sixth Congressional District of said State.
Tho following named persons have
been appointed to hold and conduct said
election ut the various voting precincts
IN said county, and to make the proper
returns thereof to the undersigned Com.
mlssioners at the time and place specified
by law:
BEAT NO. 1.
Ward Pecinct-J. w. Howell, Robt.
Moffett and Dawson Walters, Inspectors ;
Lorenzo Ward, Peace Officer.
Helvestion Precinct. L. Gibson, e,
NJ. Luce and John Helvestion, Inspec-
tors /; J. i. Golf, Peace Officer.
BEAT NO. ..
Oak Grove P~recinct-C. G. Steedc, J.
c. Ely Jr. and Calvin Golf, Inspectors
Wesley Byrd, Peace Officer.
Jones Precinct-W. N. Golf, A. F.JOnes
and w. H. Hamilton, Inspectors ; Frank
Golf, Peace Officer.
BEATING. 3.
Robinson Precinct-G. i, Canady John
Bowen and Henry Jones, Inspectors W.
p. Britt, Peace Officer.
Moss Point-T. C. Carter, Mott McIn.
MS and John Hill, Inspectors F.; j. j.
Cunningham, Peace Officer.
Scranton-G. 4. Stemper. j.. II. Laur.
endine and j. W. Meal, Inspectors; C,
d. Moore, Peace Officer.
Pascagoula-Chas. j. Eurin, A. d
Krcbs and Geo. Delius, Inspectors F.; VIM.
A. Krebs, Peace Officer.
Orange Grove p%rccinct-J. X. Murray
J. n. Rowland and Geo. W. Dancer, In
spectors w. J. Parker, Peace Officer.
BEAT NO. a,
West Pascagoula-Edgar Hull, j.. II
Taylor and Walter Gautier, In spectors
David Saucier. Peace Officer.
Ocean Springs Precinct-E.. M. West
brook, Joseph Kotzum and ThCs. Il. Frial
Inspectors j. d. Minor, Peace Officer
Jacobs Precinct-W. G. Bullock, ID. II
Scarborough and NJ. Caldwell, Inspectors
+. II. Mcclellan, Peace Officer.
Bluff Creek Precincts. G. Ramsay, S
Bradford aud II. T.. Woodman, Inspec
tors ; L. NJ. Taylor, Peace officer.
BEAT NO. 5.
Wilkerson Precinct--W. B. Carter, Ed
ward David and j. $. Wilkerson, Inspec
tors q. II. Bilb0, Peace Officer.
Reeves precinct-Reube ben Byrd, C. X,
Mizell and 5. S. Bond. Inspectors J. W
Rodgers, Peace Officer.
Aud the following named persons hav
been appointed Deputy Commissioners t.
receive and distribute the tickets fo
their several voting places by II. L
Everitt. special Commissioner, as pro
vidod by law;
BEAT NO, l.
Ward Precinct-F. p. Dean.
Helyestion Prccinct-T. L. Chilress.
BEAT NO. 2.
Oak Grove-J. p. Ward.
JOnes-G. A. Nelson.
}, BEAT NO, 3.
Robinson--F. b. Cronier.
Moss Point L. Bloomfield.
ScrantOu-Cbas. f. Chidsey.
Orange GrOve-Jesse ii. jackson.
T Pascagoula-B. NJ. Turlbull.
BEAT NO. 4.
West Pascagonla-A, +. Lewis.
Ocean Springs-GeO. II. Tardy.
Jacobs-Saucier Seymour.
Bluff Creck-T. c. Ruble.
, BEAT NO. s.
Wilkerson-W. w. Droome.
Reeves-Geo. S Leatherbury, Jr.
The attention of electors and Othel
concerned is called to the following sc,
tion of the Annotated Code in relation t
: the sale of intoxicant liquors on the Ola
of the election:
All places for retailing Intoxicating
qnors by the drink in any county, cit
. town, or village shall be closed, and i
tOXicating liquors shall not be sold, ba
tered, or given away, or drunk at al
otoIos taNtiu -pibpRt
steam boat, wharf boat, or ether place
business therein from twelve o'clock
the preceding night, until twelve O'clot
of the succeeding night OF any .gener
or special election therein and all into
icated or d~isorderly persons, disturbil
the peace, by noise or violence, in Il
e place where The election is held, shall
arrested, placed in Jail, or otherwise Ike
in custody, being permitted to vote VIII
in custody it qualified, until the pol
! shall be closed, or until they DO entire
sober and well-behaved ; and the man
gers of the election are made conscrvato
of the peace aud sheritls and their dep
ties, and all other officers, are authorize
to preserve order in and about the pla
where the election may be held, and
commit to Jail auy person who may d
turb the election and all citizens sh;
and the managers and other officers
J. preserving order, and in making arre4
when necessary.
Attention is further called to the ia
. the said election will be held in accoi
ance with the Constitution and statut
of the State recently adopted, and tn
cards of instruction for the guidance
voters and officers, and the '%'oflicial b
lots" for use in voting will DO furnish
through the Deputy Commissioners, a
l. voting compartments will be supplied
the Sheriff for use ut each precinct.
The law provides that the polls shall
opened at 9 a. H., aud kept open unit
?, IN. II. ). DAvlS,
j. w. TERRELL,
IL. b. EVERlTT,
Commissioners
October Ia, 1892. 34-4'
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