The record-union., 1893-10-24
THE COMING ELECTION.
Call Therefor Issued by the Board Of
City Trustees.
Boundaries of the Twenty-seyen Pre-
cincts, PolIing-Places and
Election Officers.

The City Trustees yesterday discussed
the matter of deciding upon polling
places and election boards for the ap-
preaching city election. The Mayor pro-
posed 10 postpone action till Wednesday
morning, as Trustee Green, who was to
locate the polling-places, had not COM
pleted his work.
Trustee Conklin thought it would not
be safe to defer it, as the law required the
work to be done fifteen days before the
election, and yesterday was the last day
Mayor Steinman thought ten days
notice was all that was required for city
election.
Grove L. Johnson gave it as his opin-
ion that the notice would have to be ff-
teen days, and he read the statute gov
erning city and county elections. he
had been informed that under the new
charter the fifteen days notice must be
given.
Trustee Conklin moved that the board
proceed to issue the proclamation and
select the election officers, but he received
no second.
MIR. johnson expressed the hope that
Mr.. Green would second the motion, To
bring 1t before the board. no matter how
he voted afterward but Green said the
polling-places were not all selected yet, SO
he declined to do so.
Il have had advice on this matter, Mr..
Johnson" said the Mayor, land am
satisfied that Wednesday will be plenty
time enough. II l was not / should call
II now, for | am as anxious to have 1t
come off ali straight as any one can be-.
4 motion to adjourn will be in order"
Mr.. johnson asked Clerk Young TO
. IL tod
the board 10 act now.
u will investigate the matter after we
adjourn" said the Mayor, land if 1 tind
that we must select election boards and
fix the polling places to-day, 1 will call
the board together and do So"
on motion Of Mr.. Green the board adj
journed. st 4:30 o'clock, however, it re-
convened, prepared the call for the cleo
ton, and selected polling places and
election officers as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Precinct One-North OF the center of
X street and west Of the center of Second.
Polls at the Union Hotel. Inspectors,
Frank Gregory and II. Gribble; Judges,
n Dingley and II. T. Dnlman; Clerks,
II. Newhaus and James Doty; Ballot
Clerks, W. Cunningham and j. +. Haley.
Precinct Two-N Orth of the center of *,
between Second and Fourth streets
Polls at 9ll Second street. Inspectors, b.
+. True and /. Boysen; judges, w. II.
ayne and r. NJ. CIarken; Clerks, A. j.
Nermilya and q. ". Nielsen; Ballot
Clerks, w. ". Gilkey and Max Gins
berg.
Precinct Three-Nortb of the center of
x, between Fourth and Sixth streets.
Polls at 40 J street. Inspectors, Henry
Fisher and George Taylor: Judges, John
+. brennan and J. W. Iryon; Clerks,
George Ebert and John Hanlon; Ballot
Clerks, S. Morris and l.. BOlte.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct One-South of the center of X
and west Of Second. Polls at the north
east corner OF Front and i streets. IN
spectors. Il. NJ. Leitch and John Black;
Judges, w. X. Jones and \. Mazinni;
Clerks W. r. O'Brien and Peter II.
Campbell; Ballot Clerks, II. II. Strem-
ming and L. G.. Dixon.
Precinct TwO-SOuth Of the center OF X,
between Second and Third streets. Polls
at 203 N street. Inspectors, II. KIM
brOugh and Thomas c. May; Judges,
John hatcher, Sr., and John Shellars
Clerks, John y. I[lotz and Edward
Dwyer; Ballot Clerks, G. Wiseman and
j. II. Schacht.
Precinct Three-south of the center of
X, between Third and Fourth. Polls at
the northeast corner Of Second and O
streets. Inspectors, w. 4. CasWeIl and
George King; Judges, c. y. Smell and
James BOckrath; Clerks, Charles \ ogel
and Ed Kennedy; Ballot Clerks, Charlas
Root and Tim Goethe.
THIRD WARD.
Precinct One-South of the center of +. .
between Fourth and Fifth streets. Polls
at No. 1908 Fourth street. inspectors, W
ID. Stalker and John HantZman; Judges,
II. Ross and Z. J. FIgg; Clerks, 3. b.
Brown and Louis IL. Grove; Ballot
Clerks, I. L. Crump and NJ. Desmond.
Precinct Two-South OF the center'Of X ,
between Fifth and Sixth streets. Polls AZ
Deyine's grocery, Sixth and n. In
spectors-W. d. Davis and q. a. Camp
bell: Judges, n. Stein and .. II. Wing;
Clerks, (. S. White and a. \. Dasson-
vile; Ballot Clerks, II. ). PiersOn and
George Bovyer.
Precinct Three-South of the center of
X, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Polls at Bernard's Sixth, between l. and
NJ. Inspectors, ). w. Butler, Sr., and j..
a. Elder; Judges, Daniel Flint and II. n.
Bernard; Clerks, X. Ii. Stafford and Den
MS Sullivan; Ballot Clerks, W. w. Bas-
sett and Thomas Flanagan.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct One-North Of the center of
x street, between Sixth and Seventh
Polls at No. 600 l street. Inspectors, K.
i. Atkinson and Joseph Judd: Judges,
Herman Fisher and J. T. Huntoon; Clerks
II. q. Bidwell and George Shannon Bal
lot Clerks, J. Freese and James McAlil-
Ian.
Precinct Two-North of the center Of
x, between Seventh and Eighth streets
Polls at 9IS Eighth street. Inspector, Y.
Z. Gum and =. +. AfcQueeny; Judges, r.
w. Ash and p. Flaherty; Clerks, Jay r.
Brown and William Gormley; Ballot
Clerks J. NJ. Avery and d. l.. Stewart.
Precinct Three-N orth Of the center of
X, between Eighth and Tenth streets.
Polls at No. $40 Ninth street. Inspectors,
George W. LOrenz and David Barnes
Judges. Herman Alier, ". 4. Wall;
Clerks, II. q. Tubbs and Charles Talbot;
Ballot Clerks, c. A. Elliott and John
Zeitsnan.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct One-North of the center of K.
between Tenth and Twelfth streets. Polls
at 1927 J street. Inspectors, G. W. Baker
and John Riley; Judges, A. II. Rott and
NJ. Favero; Clerks, J. J. Thack han and 7.
Storrer; Ballot Clerks, w. Ii. Ambrose
and F. Frieseke.
Precinct Two-N orth of the center of X.
between Twelfth and Fourteenth streets.
Polls at southwest corner of Thirteenth
and +. Inspectors, (. r. Dray and John
Crandall; Judges, J. j. Bauer and Will
lam Morley; Clerks, G.. Leinberger and
j. I. Just; Ballot Clerks, Arthur Dray
and Martin J. Burke.
Precinct Three North of the center Of