The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-10-21
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
JACKSON COUNTY, {

STATE OF MlSSlSSlPPl,
JACKSON COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given by the Election
Commissioners of said county, that Il gen.
cral election will DO held in the various
election precincts of said COM ty, on
Tuesday, the Sh day of Nor"aber,
1892, e3r
in conformity to the law of the State of
Mississippi in snch cases PROVE cd for the
purpose Of electing persons to fill the fol-
lowing offices. to- wit
Nine Presidential Electors, two for the
State at large and 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-Pies
ident of the United States. Also one rep
resentative tn the lower house of the
Congress Of the United States for tho
Sixth Congressional District of said State.
The following named persons have
bee ! appointed to hold and conduct said
III said county, and to make the proper
returns thereof to the undersigned Com.
missiOners ut the time and place specified
by law:
BEAT no. l..
Ward Pccinct-J. W. Howell, Robt.
Moffett and Dawson Walters, Inspectors I;
Lorenzo Ward, Peace Officer.
Helvestion Precinct-J. l.. Gibson, G.
M. Luce and John HelvestiOu, lnspec-
tors /; J. B. Golf, Peace Officer.
BEAT NO. 2.
Oak Grove Precinct-C. G. Steede, j.
C. Ely, Jr. and Calvin Golf, Inspectors /;
Wesley Byrd, Peace Officer.
Jones Precinct-W. N. Golf, A. F..JOnes
and w. II. Hamilton, Inspectors; Frank
Golf, Peace Officer. alb
BEAT NO. 3.
Robinson Precinct-G. +, Canady John
Bowen and Henry Jones, Inspectors w.
p. Britt, Peace Officer.
Moss Point-T. C.. CATER. Mott McIn-
MS and John Hill, Inspectors j. j..
Cunningham, Peace Officer;
Scranton-G. 4. Stemper, }. II. Laur-
endine and J.. W. Mead, Inspectors; c.
ID. Moore, Peace Officer.
Pascagoula-Chas. }. Eurin, A. d,
Krebs and Geo. Delius, Inspectors ; VIM
A. Krebs, Peace Officer.
Orange Grove Precinct-J. X. Murray,
J. N. Rowland and Geo. w. Dancer, H.
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. NJ. West
brook, Joseph Kotzum and Thos Il. Friar,
Inspectors J. d. Minor, Peace Officer,
Jacobs Precinct-W. G. Bullock, ID. II.
Scarf rough and NJ. Caldwell, Inspectors /;
+. H. Mcclellan, Peace Officer.
Bluff Creek Precincts. G. Ramsay, S.
Bradford and II. L. WOOdman, Inspec-
tors =; L. NJ. Taylor, Peace Officer.
BEAT NO. s.
Wilkerson Piecinct--W. B. Carter, Ed
ward David and j. s. Wilkersun, Inspec-
tors G. II. Bilbo, Peace Officer.
Mizell and $. S. Bond. Inspectors; J. w.
Rodgers, Peace Officer.
And the following naned persons have
been appointed Deputy Commissioners to
receive and distribute the tickets for
their several voting places by II. b,
Evelitt, special Commissioner, as pro
vided by law:
BEAT NO.
Ward PlecinCt-F. p. Dean.
Helvestion Prrcinct-T. L. Childrcss.
BEAT NO. 2.
Oak Grove. p. Ward.
Jones-G. A. Nelson.
BEAT NO, 3.
R~obinson--F. d. Cr0nier.
Moss Point E. Bloomfield.
ScrantOn-Chas. E. Chidsev.
Orange Grove-Jesse II. jackson.
Pascagoula-B. NJ. TurLbull.
BEAT NO. a.
West P~ascagOnla-A. +. Lewis.
Ocean Springs-Geo. II. Tar,ly.
JacObs-Saucier Seymour.
Bluff Creck-T. c. Ruble.
BEAT NO. s.
Wilkerson-W. w. Broome.
Reoves-GeO. ) Lcatherbury, Jr.
The attention OF electors and Others
concerned is called to the following sec,
ton of the Annotated Code in relation to
the sale of intoxicant liquors Oh the day
of the election:
All places for retailing intoxicating Ii
quors by the drink in any county, city
town, or village shall ibe closed, and IN
tOxicating liquors shall not be sold, bar
tered, or given away, or drunk ut any
store. tavern, diam-shOp, restaurant
steamboat, wharf-boat, or ether place o
business therein from twelve o'clock 0
the preceding night, until twelve 0'clocl
Of the succeeding night OF any genera
or special election therein !; and all intox
icated or disorderly persons, disturbin.
the peace, by noise or violence, ID tn,
place where the election is held, shall b.
arrested, placed in Jail, or otherwise KEEP
in custody, being permitted to vote whll'
in custody il qualified, until the poll
shall 10 closed, or until they be e%ntirel!
, sober and well-behayed !; and the mana
/: gers Of the election are made CONSERVATION
OF the peace and sheritfs aud their depu
| ties, and all other officers. are authorize,
, to preserve order In and about the plac
where the election may be held, and t
commit to Jail any person who may dis
turb tho election aud all c~i;izens shal
ard tho managers and other officers i
preserving order, aud in making arrest
J when necessary.
t Attention Is further called to the fac
the said election will DO held in accord
! ance with the Constitution aud statute
of the State recently adopted, and thai
cards Of instruction for the guidance q
voters and officers, and the '%'Oficial bal
lots" for use in voting will be furnishe
through the Deputy Commissioners, al,
voting compartments will he supplied b
the Sheriff for use ut each precinct.
The law provides that the polls shall b
opened ut 8 q. M, and kept open until
y. IN. Il. 8. DAVIS,
j.. W. TERRELL,
II. b. EVERl1sT,
Commissioners.
October IA, 1892. A-3t
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