The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05
Chosen by the County Commits
sioners Yesterday for all Polls.
THE LIST AS COMPLETED FOR EACH
The Method of Choosing Leaves
"side Issue" Parties Out in the
cOld.shn the Rush to See If the
Assessors have Listed Voters Goes
on,

ako Ee4HEeu Wy bho AV" 10" N' Ss'S
polling place. OF the three, one for
each precinct is named by the chair
man of the Republican county COM
mittee, one by the chairman OF the
Democratic county committee and the
third by the board of commissioners.
Yesterday Mr.. ]. X. Hall, chairman OF
the Republican committee, and Mr.. Il.
S. Kincheloe, chairman Of the Dem
ocratic committee, had their little lists,
duly certified, on hand, and the men,
bers for the several magisterial districts
handed in the lists Of the third COM
missioners for the precincts in their
bailiwlck. By this method the odd
man at each precinct where a DEM
oCratic commissioner represents the
district in the board. is pretty sure to
be a Democrat, aud where there is q
Republican commissioner the third
Judge is equally certain 10 be OF his
party, so that the other two parties on
the ticket are not 'in it, any more
than they will be when the returns
come in in November.
The list as printed below gives the
names in the order OF the numbered
precincts in each district. The three
commissioners, or judges, for precinct
No. |, Washington district, are the
three men named first on the three lists
Henry Serig, Denis 0'Learya and Louis
Zoeckler-and SO on through the lists.
REPUBLICAN LIST.
Washington district-Henry Serig,
JOHN G. Haberfeld, B. w. Connolly, D,
G. Morgan, DR.. William Petrie, j. II.
Daugherty, Charles Dunaway.
Madison-George X. Wheat, j. I.
Potter, Thomas Snider, G. w. Kennedy,
Howard Wilkinson, John II. Tappanr
Henry Hoop, Thomas Prince.
Clay. V. l. Rodgers, William Bal
lie, John Ried, Hugh Sterling, w. II.
Halter.
Union-Thomas Hanna, Daniel Ding.
err, Addison Israel, Thomas Britt, John
Britt, John Mckee.
Centre-Thomas A. Little, William
N. Campbell, Joseph Hall, DR.. A. j.
Gasmire.
Webster-Charles Klevis, Jacob Retz-
or, Robert w. Williamson, F. p. Win
gerter, William NJ. Botsiord, George
Bordeaux, George W. SANFORD, Samuel
kindleberger.
RitchieSH. F. Nolte, Balzer Schul,
Fred Schafer, Jacob Honecker, Louis
Steinbecker, William H.Williams, Rich
ard Criswell.
Triadelphia-W. D. Johnson, John
Baird, Ralph Mccoy, R. G. Buchanan.
Richland-John B. Lyle, Capt Will
lam North. .
Liberty-samuel Bell, George Rice, D.
Giffin Frazier.
THE DEMOCRATIC CHOICE.
Washington-Denis 0'Leary, John
Bachtler, Eugene H. Deiters, W. O.
Hanes, James Mcdonald, Charles W.
Cunningham, Edward Hamm.
Madison-Joseph Emsheimer, ]. B.
Crawford, II. Brinkman, ar, W. P.
Robinson, l. r. Noise, j. A. Woods, j.
II. Sage, John Scott.
Clay-M. B. Horkheimer, Thomas
O'Brien, ST., J. L. Rice, James Devine,
D. W. Frame.
Union-Edward Robertson, II. D.
Bayha, John G. Craft, James D. Gray,
John Flanagan. p. Fitzsimmons.
Centre-B. F. Stubs, Frank Auber,
A. Fl. Wiedebusch, James Hlan.
Webster-J. G. Miller, II. @. Caldwell,
L. F. Albright, w. W. Moore, @. W.
Kreiter, Patrick Weir, j. ". Gavin, 7.
w. Killeen.
McElroy, Frank Heller, Ed Hughes,
Daniel Goughen, Joseph Hydinger, lsa-
dore Bowman.
Liberty-sprigg Jacob, A. c. Harrell,
J. NJ. Ralston.
Triadelphia-George W. Woods, ]. S.
Woods, John Thornburg, Jacob Rhodes.
Richland-J. NJ. McColloch, ]. L.
Sawtelle.
THE THIRD NAMES,
Washington-Louis zoeckIer, Patrick
Fox, John Gardner, Samuel Kuglen. F.
]. Kramer, Louis Weitzel Christian
Hoffman,.
Madison-Sam HazIett, G. Jefferson,
William McGruder, John NJ. Brown,
Joseph Purcell, Charles S. Sturgis, w.
L. Williams, NJ. i. Etzler.
Clay-John Crockard, John ]. Cava-
naugh, Denis 0Keefe, George Mathi-
son, ir., John Arthur, sr.
Union-Alex Updegraff, John II.
Downs, sr., John J. Gomphers, Fred
Hasenfeld, Robert Riddle, John Arm
Centre = Bernard Bach, William
Myles, NJ. B. Bailey, J. B. Wilkie.
Webster-George H. Carnahan, G. S.
Shook, Anthony Fisher, ]. G. Pickett,
George Heller, George W. Weisgerber,
G. L. Kurtz, John Bauman.
Richie - Fred HARPER. William
Knoke, Charles Eschtruth, George
Carl, George Bowers, David Hahne,
Henry Wolf.
Liberty-John Taggart, A. j. McCol-
loeb, Phelix Muldoon.
Richland-John W. Nichols, A. D.
TFiadelphia-J. F. slirk, Louis
Wharton, Lewis Wheeler, Ed G. Nc.
Causland.
ARE YOU REGISTERED?
Yesterday again there was big rush
ofyoters to the county commissioner
room, where Assessors Blanchard and
| Zane have the lists OF voters. Hun.
dreds OF people called in the course OF
the day to ascertain If they were regis
tered. A large number found that
their names were not on the list. Only
a limited time remains to have the list
completed, and every Republican voter
should avail himself of the remaining
days sessions to make sure that his
name is registered as the law requires.
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