The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-29

reelection. but in case they did not agree
20 do 80, their tickets are not to be allowed
10 20 on the tables used by the county Off
GERS who are running FOR reelection 1t
Is likely that they will assent TO that
proposition The table keepers appointed
b. those present at the meeting are Matt
Hanley, Charles r. Mallette, Harry Pal
mer. q. a. Schneider. Thomas Barrett and
A. Samuels.
Capt. W d. Dixon publishes his an
nouncement this morning as a candidate
for reelection to the Office of coroner.
He has been In the Office now for three
or four terms, and is thoroughly familiar
with all its duties. He has made the
county a capable and efficient officer. and
now makes a request for the suffrage Of
the voters Of the county in the coming
election.
DR.. Norton viii not be in the race for
coroner. After a conference with his
friends yesterday he decided that he would
not DC a candidate. He informed the
Morning News last night that he had
been solicited by large number OF promi-
nent and reputable citizens 10 become a
candidate, but that after considering the
matter he had decided not TO allow the
use Of his name. He said he felt under
many obligations TO his friends for the
courtesy shown him and the confidence
which they had expressed in him.
There viii be three candidates for coro-
ner anyway. ". II. Royal, the well known
colored undertaken, has been put into
the field by his friends. \ meeting of the
cOlored citizens was held Thursday night
at which Mai. Royal was nominated. The
following committee on notification was
appointed: John d. Campbell, II. y. Wal
ton, DR.. c. Mccain. DR.. J. II. Bugs, NJ
3. Branham and +. +. Edwards. Royal
is major of the First regiment of infantry
colored and is very prominent among the
colored people.
The meeting OF the Tammany club was
postponed last night on account of the
cold weather
The county commissioners have decided
on the superintendent managers and
clerks for the election. The election COM
mittee instructed the clerk of the board
TO draw up list for the purpose and sub
NIT it to Chairman Dale of the board
which was done. The following list was
approved by the chairman yesterday;
SUPPLEMENTARY. H. Patterson, j. p
Box No. !, Bull and President streets
letters to c Observation-Disclosures, JUS
tees VI. Naughtin and Waring Russell;
freeholder, Simon Gazen; clerks, W. W.
Lincoln, ID. J. Quinan e. Yates.
Box No. ?. tax receivers office. letters
d TO G. Observation-Disclosures Justices S.
Reynolds and T. J. Sheftall; freeholder
r. c. Pacetti; clerks, G.. w. Titcomb E.
A. Laiiteau, W. y. Adams. Jr.
Box No. s. ordinary's Office letters H to
L tnclusiVe-Manager Justice Frank Nc
Dermott; freeholders, J. S. Tyson and c.
Y. Richardson; clerks, John Haligan, w
\. Dayton, c. a. Gradot.
Box No. 4, tax collectors office, letters
NJ to p Observation-Disclosures, Justices S
Elsinger and Mcleod King; freeholder
z. A. Leonard; clerks, J. r, Martin, J.
Molina, T. 3. Marshall
Box No. 5, county treasurer's office, let
tiers Q to S Observation-Disclosures Justice
L. B. Endres; freeholders, George Ebber-
vein. J. r. Mcmahon; clerks, w. j. Han
Ion, J. T. Zealey, NJ. f. Foley
Box No. 6, office clerk of superior court
letters T to Il Observation-Disclosures, JUS
tees W. H. Mendel, A. ]. j. Blois, J. O.
Smith; clerks, j. l.. Leacy, T. +. Prem
dergast, J. c. Rossiter
Tally Sheet Keepers. L. Murphy, W.
G. Woodfin, c. ]. White.