The record-union., 1893-10-24

K, between Fourteenth ana Sixteenth
streets. Polls at I425 j street. Inspectors,
a. G. Tufts aud L. TwiJchell; Judges, c.
". Daley and I. Swanwell; Clerks, {.
Iryon and w. L. Fitch; Ballot Clerks, I.
h. Dwyer and Robert Barry.
SIXTH WARD.
Precinct 0ne-South of the center of K,
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Polls at 706 * street. Inspectors. j. J..
Huntoon and w. II. Stocker; Judges, j.
1 W. Green and Il. Z. Byrne; Clerks, q.
kreuzberger and George ". Webb; Bal
! lot Clerks, Louis stein and K. y. Cook.
/ Precinct Two-South OF the center of IS,
/ between Eighth and Ninth streets. Polls
/ at $50 VI street. Inspectors. NJ. b. Horn
/ lein and ". j. Hardy; Judges, George 3.
! Dean and +. Elliott; Clerks, e. l.. Devine
and ". Zoller; Ballot Clerks, T. j. Smith
and K. Volt
! Precinct Three-South OF the center of
! X, between Ninth and Eleventh streets.
/ Polls at lI99 Ninth street. Inspectors, Z.
X: Tel and Benjamin Bailey; Judges,
W esIey Rose and /. j. Dunworth; Clerks,
9. \. Thompson and J. Alexander; Bal
lot Clerks, Ed Morris and j. o. Callahan.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct Ono-South of the center of X,
between Eleventh and Fourteenth streets.
Polls at CrOly's barn, Twelfth and p
streets. inspectors, y. j. Croly and i. c.
Nichols Judges. Louis Wagner and J..
g. Siller: Clerks, L. D. Breck aud Simeon
Brown; Ballot Clerks, j. NJ. Naughton
and w. J. ScanIon.
Precinct TWo-South Of the center of
X, between Fourteenth and Seventeenth
streets. Polls at new Pavilion. Inspect
Ors, j. 0. Wilder and L. Rath; judges,
/ W. \. Fountain and James Doherty:
| Clerks, Samuel Berck and Charles Cal
lagher; Ballot Clerks, c. i. Baker aad
| Charles \ old.
Precinct Three-SOuth of the center Of
! X, between Seventeenth and Nineteenth
streets. Polls at 40. 1901 NJ street. In
spectors, Charles II. Holmes and H. /.
Seymour; Judges, Z. \. Tracy and
George w. Woodall; Clerks, Fred Graft
and Louis Duhain; Ballot Clerks, Henry
q. Maltby and 4. B. Taylor.
EIGHTH WARD
Precinct One-North Of the center of K,
between Sixteenth and Eighteenth streets.
Polls at Dwyer's, No. 1903 J street. In
spectors, Fred Lindner and II. d. Nash;
Judges, f. a. Shepherd and 3. F. Ward:
| Clerks, d. w. Crabbe aud Robert Martyr:
Ballot Clerks, i. Dwyer and L, Salomon.
Precinct Two-North of the center of
X, between Eighteenth and Twenty-first
! streets and Agricultural Park. Polls at
southwest corner of Twentieth and J
/ streets. inspectors, James Popert and
Jabez Turner; Judges, Z. L. Orcutt and
). n. Payne; Clerks, ). Hess and E. Shil-
ling; Ballot Clerks, Z. Siebenthaler, Jr.,
and Q. d. Baker.
Precinct Three-North of the center of
h, between Twenty and Thirty-first
streets. Polls at southeast corner Twenty
second and streets. Inspectors 5. il.
Williams and IL. c. Ross, Jr.; Judges,
Frank Dupoister and L. K. Barrett;
Clerks, C. II. Dosch and f. L. White;
Ballot Clerks, G. j. Fredericks and Ed
ward Iennent.
NINTH WARD.
Precinct One-South Of the center of X.
between Nineteenth and Twenty first
streets. Polls at No. 200O 0 street. In
spectors, n. j. Toll and Daniel Meagher:
Judges, j. Z. Richardson and h. b. Pri-
deauX; Clerks, ". W. Mott and w. c.
| Clark; Ballot Clerks, L. e. Foote and L.
| w Farrell.
Precinct Two-South Of the center of
~, between Twenty-first and Twenty
fourth streets. Polls at Bates barn,
Twenty third, n and O streets. Inspect
ors, George .. Bates and r. D. Byron;
Judges, 3. n. Bugbey and c. +. Mon
aghan; Clerks. H. I. Harper and James
1 OBrien; Ballot Clerks, Thomas Twaddle
and Charles Beauchamp.
Precinct Yhfee-South of the center Of
Il, between Twenty-fourth and Thirty
first streets. Polls at Vineyards, Twenty
fifth, o and p streets. Inspectors, +. L.
Schraeder and 4. j. Lloyd; Judges, f. 7.
Pike and Michael Hughes; Clerks, r.
Hellman and 5. j. Bundock; Ballot
Clerks. c. Bagnall and S. Luke Howe.
Trustee Conklin then moved that the
proclamation be published twice each in
I the RECORD MON and Bee, once in the
Leadel. and once in the IHensis.
Mayor Steinman said he was opposed
to having it published in any papers
other than the two dailies. There were
two other weekly papers in the city, and
their proprietors would doubtless like to
have the advertisement also, but the city
was short Of funds and be could not vote
to entail unnecessary expense
lie moved to amend Mr. Conklin's
motion by restricting the official publi-
cation to the two daily papers, and it was
carried.