The morning call., 1894-10-15
Precinct Appointees Not for Pub
LEGATION.
ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OBTAINED,
Clerk George Lewis Has His Own
ideas About Running the
Office-Notes.

work may be carried out properly the
Registrar is supposed to see to it tina one
Inspector and TWO judges are appointed for
each precinct.
In former years the names of those
selected to carry out the precinct work
have been furnished 10 the press for pub
ilcatlon liz order that the interested citizens
may know who they are to have official
dealings with.
1t has remained. however, for the in
cumbent of the Registrars Office. A. j.
Evans (who. by The way, is brother-in-
law OF Colonel Dan Burns, the so-called
boss of the Republican party. to manage
the affairs of his Office in manner which
is more in the interests OF himself. his
relative and the party which be represents
than 1t Is for the good of the public, which
likes TO see the affairs OF the office con-
Quoted on unbiased business principles.
A good sample of Registrar Evans meth
DDS was furnished on Saturday night and
yesterday.
The complete list of inspectors and
judges In the districts was in the Regis
trar's hands several days ago. but he was
very lsisurely having them put into
proper shape for inspection by any one
who was DESTROYS of looking them over.
On Saturday night a representative of
The CALL visited the Registrar and asked
him for the list of INSPECTORS and Judges.
They are in the hands of the type
writer's nOw." explained Mr.. Evans, land
it will be impossible TO furnish them for
publication short of tomorrow. we VIII
then have them ready"
That was all he satisfaction that could
be got out of Mr.. Evans then.
Ii was yesterday that the methods of the
office in connection with the list made
themselves apparent.
Deputies George Lewis and Ray Falk
were supposed to be in charge of affairs.
and Strivi 2 to hell the clerks out in their
efforts to get their work into shape after
the rush of the last few days. The time
before election is so short now that Sum
day work Is necessary.
Mr. Falk, however, was conspicuous by
his absence during the afternoon. When
he appeared in the evening he explained
that having been up the night before he
had been taking needed rest.
Mr.. Lewis, though, was not giving his
tired muscles chance to recover their
energy that way. When request was
made at the office for the list which Mr..
Evans Che brother-in-law of Colonel
Daniel NJ. Burns) had promised the night
before to have on hand, a solitary lndi-
vidual, who was keeping watch and ward
over the precious, ponderous tones In the
office, said that he knew nothing about the
matter.
where's Mr. Lewis?" was asked.
Hell be back in a few minutes. He's
out taking drink just now," was the
frank response.
call made short time afterward re-.
vealed the fact that Mr.. Lewis had been
in. but was out again.
will he be back soon ?"
son, yes; l think he's just out after a
drink" Was The ready reply Of the frank
minded solitary guardian of the Regis
trar's office.
1t was we'll on toward 7 in the evening
before MIR. Lewis was finally located
during an interval when he dropped into
the Office TO see if the safe and books were
still there.
Yes, we have list of the inspectors
and judges" said MIR. Lewis. when spoken
to about the matter. Our typewriIers
are through at last, but we have no copies
to spare. You can get them by copying
them off the book" and as he spoke he
handed out a heavy volume, which had
the carefully guarded list of names i'll 1t.
There was nothing to show for the al
legeG lab0rs of the typewriterS.
BOOK" went on Mr. Lewis. brusQuely.
that is. if you don't kerp us up too tate"
The following is that part of the list of
INSPECTORS and judges, which by The grace
of Registrar Evans, through his deputy,
Mr.. Lewis. the public is allowed to see:
Twenty-eighth District, First Precinct.-In-
spector, W. j. Coots; judges, James Loeney,
Thomas Corley.
Second Precinct.-Inspector, Thomas Harri-
son; judges, +. Gregg, Charles Meyer.
,p dad Freslpssl9spec'9 Dnel Connolly
Fourth Precinct-Inspecior, J. j. Cusick;
judges. Edward P. Peterson, j. w. Barry.
Fifth Precinct.-Inspector, A. c. Wieners;
judges, w. L. Douance, T. A. Dinniene.
SlXLn Preclnct,-iDsDectOr, y. w. Delaney !,
judges. James b. Brown. j. +. II: Wohler.
Seventh Preclnct.-Inspector. john Rlordan;
judges, L. n. shea, L. OLeary.
Eighth PreciDct.-Inspector, Thomas Man.
niag; judges John Murdoch. Robert Ward.
Ninth Precinct-Inspector, Alvin Gruner;
judges, j. e. Duhim, I. Leinhinan.
Tenth Precinct-Inspector, L. j. Cieary;
judges, M. CoInyn, William Murray.
Eleventh Preeinct-Insprctor Andrew Wood;
JUDGES. J., W. Flynn, j. J. Lark,n.
Twelfth PIeciuct-InSpector, Michael Gavin /;
judges, Mar in Dow, j. Glazer
Thirteenth PrecincI-Inspeclor, l.. Conlan;
judges. b. L. Conlan, NJ. hearny.
Fourteenth Precinct-Inspector, j. j. Raj
ferty; judges, Joseph Fritz, c. Rappold.
Fifteenth PIecincI-Inspector, j. A. BrOman /;
judges. James e. Moore, L. j. Stanley.
Sixie nth Prerinct-lnspector j. j. Tremey;
JUDGES, Il. w. Garrett, T. Leahey.
Seventeenth rreclnct.-Inspector, James
Hannah; jndg ;. j. L. Ferren. Ii. j. Cuelo.
Eighteenth Precinct.-Inspector, John l..
Hoey; judges, S. Nelson, j. ii. Cathan.
Twen'y-nnth District. First freclnct.-In-
speci0r, NJ. S. Laly; judges. Thomas Sewell
j. f. Usher.
Second Precinct James Fl t.
gerald; judges, l.. 7. n lsing S. b. Dolan.
Third PrecInct.-Inspector. Thomas Brady;
judges, j. Ii. sullivan. +. j. Z. O'Relly
Fourth Preclnci.-Inspector. NJ. +. Murphy;
judges, A. Nj. Thyes. David Brady.
Fifth Precinct INSPECTOR, j. f. Walsh;
judges, ID: j. Crowley, T. Leyden..
Sixth Pfeclnct-lnspector, owen Moore;
judges. L. Ii. La gems. Robert Hamilton.
Seventh Precinct-Ius eclor. M. OMeara !;
judges. Emil Heidemlck, Nj. T!etney.
Eighth Preciuct-Inspector. p. Edwards;
judges. Il. III. " Illams. John PAYERS.
Ninth Precinct-Inspector, Thomas Drady !;
judges, X. j. Cardiff. r. n. Rogers.
Tenth Precinct-lnspector, Nj. Twomey !;
judges, Matthew Brady, John Wise.
Eleventh Precinct-InsprctOr, Paul Struck !;
judges, w. +. Dasha, j. OCOnnOr.
Twelfth Precinct-Ins pector, James Egan /;
judges, ID. Coleman, j. Il. Fianag n.
Thirteenth Precinct-Ins pector, j. Il. Casey !;
judges, james Kelly. w. p. Conlan.
Fourteenth Precinci-Inspect0r, John Allen !;
judges. David Martin. Richard BIeDnerbassett.
Fifteenth Pfecinci-lnspector,E 4. j. n cCOurt-
D y; judges, n. f. Weynewsky. Charles Cullen.
Sixteenth Precinct-Inspretor, ii. Gallagher;
Judges, James Dhue, L. u. Faulkner.
seventeenth ecnc-lnspect0r, j. D. Court
ney; Judges, Z. LAWYER, j. Pierce.
Eight enth Precnct-Inspector. George NJ ar.
shall; judges, i. l.. Hayes, James Neil.
Nineteenth Preciuct-Inspect0r, ID. W. Me-
Donough; judges, Henry Francis. q. Ohrt.
TIFF leth District, Fist Precnct-lnspectOr,
James Durkin; judges, NJ Sneedy, c. q. X IL
man.
Second Precinct-IDspectOr, M. Harris: