The record-union., 1893-03-14
TO-DAY'S ELECTION.
The POlIing-Places and the Officers
Thereof.
One of the Most Important Municipal
Elections Held In This City
for Years.


called upon to exercise their judgment in
the election of Mayor, Chief of Police,
Auditor, Collector, Assessor and Fire
Commissioner. There is an abundance
OF candidates for all the Offices to be filled,
but those on the Republican ticket come
so we'll up to the desired mark that there
should be no question about their receiv-
ing the support of large majority of the
voters. The people have had much sad
experience in the past, and should take
especial care that they do not now COM
NIT another blunder.
That B. Q. Steinman is the man best
qualified among the candidates for Mayor
for the proper discharge of the import
ant duties of that Office, cannot well be
denied. Even his enemies are forced TO
concede.this fact.
John B. Rodgers has not been fairly
treated since he was elected Chief of
Police, and deserves an opportunity TO
prove that he is the right man in the right
place.
The other Republican candidates have
had experience in the offices TO which
they again aspire, and the people are too
familiar with their worth and ability TO
permit Of any changes being made in
those offices.
1t is TO be hoped that the law will be
enforced to-day regarding the closing of
saloons, for there is less fear of men going
wrong when sober and in a condition to
realize the importance of the duty resting
on them.
Chief of Police Rodgers has issued an
order to his officers to enforce the law in
this respect. Sheriff O'Neil has appointed
jerry Flanagan, X. 4. Hessner, p. NJ.
Hall, j. NJ. Odell and w. L. Scott as
special Deputy Sherills for duty at the
several polling places, which are as fol-
lows:
First Supervisor District, First Precinct
Inspectors, Arthur Miller and w. a.
Wall; Judges, William Fawcett and l.
Boysen; Clerks, C. II. Jones and J. NJ.
Sullivan; Ballot Clerks, Frank Gregory
and X. NJ. Clarken.
Second Precinct-Inspectors, f. f. Teb
belts and Il. b. Nielsen; Judges, r. D.
SERVER and George 5. Wait; Clerks,
Fred. Kolliker and Theo. Labhardt Bal
lot Clerks, d. q. Bidwel and 1. Alex
ander.
Third Precinct-Inspectors, D. GilIis
and P. j. Flaherty; Judges, T. II. GOT
and Thomas Fox; Clerks, Y. F. Gum
and w. 7. Gore; Ballot Clerks, D l..
Stewart and @. j. Genshlea.
Fourth Precinct-Inspectors, c.. w.
Baker and Martin j. Burke; Judges, \.
NJ. Smith and Durham Sprague; Clerks,
II.
+. II. hrebs and II. Payne.
Second Supervisor District, First Pre-
cinct-Inspectors, Joseph Hopley and
Andrew Black; Judges, James Woods
and Louis Phillips; Clerks, Howard KIM
brough and w. w. Gilkey; Ballot Clerks,
John Schadt and II. Hummell.
Second Precinct-Inspectors,P p. A, Mil
Ter and NJ. J. Desmond; Judges, Charles
Rott and E. J. Eigg; Clerks, A. L. Pritch-
ard and John Schaden; Ballot Clerks, Z.
L. Sellinger and C. A. Root.
Third Precinct-Inspectors, John II.
Dolan and ii. NJ. Bernard; Judges, J. w.
Todd and Gus. KreuZberger; Clerks. L.
NJ. Woodson and Joseph Mcclure; Ballot
Clerks, Thomas Longton and \. Stein.
Fourth Precinct - Inspectors, James
NcNasser and ID. Hyams; Judges, W. 2.
Emery and a. Aitken; Clerks, T. W.
Measure and E. Il. Teal; Ballot Clerks,
Thomas osborne and William Zoller.
Fifth Precinct-Iuspectors,W w. w. Bas-
sett and T.. G, May; Judges, Matthew
karcher and W. d. Stalker; Clerks, Sam
uel Gottlieb and E. II. Mckee; Ballot
Clerks, James'H. Ferguson and George
Betz.
Third Supervisor District, First Pre-
cinct-Inspectors. r. b. Harmon and (.
D. Shirland; Judges, James Moore and
). X. Martyr; Clerks, Henry Ogg and A.
a. Van Zandt; Ballot Clerks, Walter
Parker and Thomas Hawer.
second Hreclnct = inspectors, w. d.
Sullivan and w. Moran; Judges, C.
Tryon and \. II. Rott: Clerks, w.
Greenlaw and 3. L. Ward; Ballot Clerks,
W. L. Dwyer and II. NJ. LaRue, Jr.
Third Precinct-Inspectors, Ed. Hook
and c. P. Alexander; Judges, c. f.
Wharton and II. D. Nash; Clerks, J. NJ.
Milliken, Jr., and Ed. Cotfey; Ballot
Clerks, Martin Devine and Wilbur f.
Smith.
Fourth Precinct - Inspectors, John
Skelton and Richard Caverly; Judges
Samuel Frazer and John +. Slater;
Clerks, F. E. Breck and w. NIier; Bal
lot Clerks, George L. Chadderdon and
w. D. Knights.
Fifth Precinct - Inspectors, George
Murray and NJ. Hughes; Judges, George
Lichthardt and Ed. Hobby; Clerks,
Lincoln White and II. II. Snow; Ballot
Clerks, A. l.. Frost and d. w. Car
michael.
Sixth Precinct-Inspectors, n. J. Toll
and @. E. Leonard; Judges, J. f. Rich
ardson and j. d. Shearer; CLERKS. F. Z.
Baker and A. Dittmar; Ballot Clerks,
Samuel Katzenstein and ]. NJ. Hen
derson.