The record-union., 1893-02-28
THE CITY ELECTION.
Officers and Polling-Places Selected by
the Trustees.

| Officers and Polling-Places Selected by
the Trustees.
| Yesterday afternoon the City Trustees
announced the following named persons
to serve as officers at the coming city
election:
| First Supervisor District, First Precinct
Inspectors, Arthur Miller and w. y.
| Wall; Judges, w. A. Anderson and L.
Boysen; Clerks, C. II. Jones and J. NJ:
| Sullivan; Ballot Clerks, Frank Gregory
and r. NJ. Clarken.
Second Neutrality-suspicious., F. F..
| Tebbets and II. B. Nielsen; Judges. T.
Fred. Kolliker and Theo. Labhard; Bal
| lot Clerks, II. G.. Bidwell and 1. Alex
ander.
| Third Precinct-Inspectors, d. ellis
I and p. j. Flaherty; Judges, L. IL. Golf
and Thomas Fox; Clerks, Y. F. Gum
and w. 7. Gore; Ballot Clerks, ID. l..
Stewart and C. J. Genshlea.
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious., C. w.
Baker and Martin j. Burke; Judges, A.
NJ. Smith and Durham Sprague; Clerks,
G. Barnes and r. Nobel; Ballot Clerks,
F. II. Krebs and II. Payne.
Second Supervisor District. First Pre-
cinct-Inspectors, Joseph Hopley and
and Louis Phillips; Clerks, Howard KIM
brough and w. ". Gilkey; Ballot Clerks,
John Schadt and ii. Hummell.
Second Precinct-Inspectors, p. A. Mil
Ter and NJ. }. Desmond; Judges, Charles
Rott and f. j. Figg; Clerks, A. l.. Pritch-
ard and John Schaden; Ballot Clerks, c.
+. Sellinger and G. A. Root.
Third Neutrality-suspicious., John II.
Dolan and Ii. NJ. Bernard; Judges, j. w.
Todd and William Boyne; Clerks, f. NJ.
Woodson and Joseph NcGuire; Ballot
Clerks, Thomas Longton and n. Stein.
Fourth Precinct-Inspectors, James
McNasser and d. Hyams; Judges, w. P.
Emery and A. Aitken; Clerks, T. w.
Measure and f. Il. Teal; Ballot Clerks,
Thomas Osborne and William Zoller.
Fifth Precinct-Inspectors, w. w. Bas-
sett and T. G. May; Judges, Matthew
karcher and w. d. Stalker; Clerks, Sam
uel Gottleib and T.. II. Mckee; Ballot
Clerks, James II. Ferguson and George
Betz.
Third Supervisor District, First Pre-
cinct-lnspectors, X. b. Norman and T..
| D. Shirland; Judges, James Moore and j.
h. Martyr; Clerks, Henry Ogg and a. A.
! Van Zandt; Ballot Clerks, Walter Parker
and Thomas Hawer.
! Second Precinct = Inspectors, w. D..
Sullivan and w. Moran; Judges, c..
Tryon and 4. II. Rott; Clerks, w.
w. l.. Dwyer and Ii. NJ. La Rue, Jr.
| Third Precinct - Inspectors, w. H.
Luther and C. P. Alexander; Judges, Il.
F. Wharton and H. d. Nash; Clerks, J..
NJ. Milliken, Jr., and Ed. Coffey; Ballot
| Clerks, Martin Devine and Wilbur L.
| Smith.
Fourth Precinct - Inspectors, John
Shelton and Richard Caverly; judges,
Samuel Frazer and John f. Slater;
Clerks, f. Il. Brock and W. Mier; Bal
lot Clerks, George L. Chadderdon and
| w. d. Knights.
Fifth Precinct - Inspectors, George
! Murray and NJ. Hughes; Judges, George
Lichthardt and r. w. Parker; Clerks,
Lincoln White and H. H. Snow; Ballot
Clerks, c. II. Holmes and b. w. Carmi-
chael.
Sixth Precinct-Inspector n. J. Toll
and c. f. Leonard; Judges, J. f. Rich
ardson and j. d. Shearer; Clerks, f. i.
| Baker and a. Dittmar; Ballot Clerks,
| Samuel katzenstein and w. l.. Willis.
The putting up of the booths and fur
nishing the polling places was referred to
Street Commissioner Green