The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-05
To-DAY's ,RNoE ELECTION.
Where The Voting VIII Take Place
And Those Who WIN Manage II.

The "no fence and fence" people took
advantage Of the Fourth July 20 do consic
cradle campaigning At all the resorts and
everywhere crowds gathered advocates
Of either side and ia some instances OF
both sides Of the question, got in their work
talking politics and airing their opinions
as to why mo fence" and fence" should
be adopted.
The election in all the districts viii
probably be lively and voting brisk The
usual betters will be on hand to give out
tickets and hurrah for the side they rep
resent. The polls will open at Z O'Clock
and close at night. The places Of election
and the managers and clerks are as fol-
lows
First district, Magistrate McDermott's
0fice-Managers Justices McDermott
and Endres; Guillemain Bourquin, free
holder. Clerks, Il. L. McHugh, r. j. Ebbe
and NJ. Duggan.
Second district, Justice Sheftau's of
t1ce-Managers, Justices Sheftall and
Russell; Marcus ;. Baker, freehOlder
clerks, J. NJ. HUMPHREYS, L. Z. Folker and
John Hart
Third district, Justice Naughtin's of
hce-Managers, Justices Naughtin and
Patterson; J. w. AcIntire, freehOlder
Clerks, w. W. Lincoln, NJ. J. Desvergers
and T. 3. Marshall.
Fourth district. Judge Reynolds Office
Managers, Justices Reynolds and FL
singer; Deidrich Grimm, freeholder.
Clerks, NJ. J. Beytagh, w. Fitzpatrick
and J. F. Kelly.
Fifth district, Davidson's office-Mana-
gers, A. J. J. Blois, H. Ambos and J. H
Bandy. Clerks: j. J. Foley, J. =. Han
ley and I. Fl. Laird
Sixth district, Justice Mendel's Office
Managers, w. L. Mendel, J. B. Barthel-
mess, and J. T. Burroughs Clerks, E.
f. Whalen, J. }. Stafford and D. Nugent
Seventh district, Justice Andrews Of
hce-Managers, Justice Andrews and
King G. Digger, freehOlder. Clerks:
]. I, OSullivan, w. Rogers and w. z.
Eighth district Pooler-Managors, J.
p. Devaux, w. Allen D. L. Christian.
Blerks, S. f. MORGAN, p. Jones and S. L.
Parker.
The managers will be furnished with
complete lists of the qualified registered
voters Of each district. Under the law
all who were qualified to vote for mem
bers of the present legislature will be
entitled to vote on the fence question
with the difference only, that each voter
can vote only in the district in which he
resides
DR.. Oemler, q former president of the
Truck Farmers Association. and who has
been identified with the farming interests
Of Chatham countyfOr thirty years,
says he does not recognize any of the
names of the signers of the recent fence
platform, who pretend to speak for farm
ers. In so far as he knows, the Truck
Farmers Association including members
who are dairymen, is unanimous foR no
fence The stock law or ''no fence" pre-
walls in the majority of the counties of
the state, and it naturally has resulted
in the improvement of stock and in an in
crease of the fertility of the soil
The county commissioners, said DR.
Oemler, "have expended large amounts
of money, derived from taxation of the
people, upon the drainage of the county,
and cattle running at large are running
the bitches, yet county official is exert
ing an influence upon ignorant voters in
opposition TO the welfare of the county.
Every intelligent, progressive citizen of
savannah, concerned for the health and
prosperity of the community, should sus-
tain the farmers and the county commits
sioners by voting for "no fence."n