The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
TOSAY WHO'LL Be CORONER.
Voters 10 Decide BdE.ll ClT,. Dixon
and IT, GEtit Ie-ilr.

Both Candidates Ac--ve Ard sa-Ee1 -
Enthusiastsc Er-=-zs-E.-.. W. Nave
Their Wo-ke-s az che E---s Ezriy-
The Arran- -l=-- or-s= Ea---- Ecz-s
ard the nTsuar -s ard --e-Vs-
vrherher Cz-f ST. - -.Z-- ----.--a
as coroner. 81 vr--.- o. i-
e. by 1lr r a. r1e--- Isl -- -as -ass-
ton which gre .c-.-s g -zl--a- --a--y
VIII have 90 ta-lss a- me r-s -l--ay.
The co-0rer's o1c1 IS l=l--.r regarded
IS o. the least i-r1r-1r-s 81 All. -le -l-l-
- Offices so Car as -5ur,- -at-cu is con-
cerued. S-iH tLe an1-r-al.-ls are ia-
clined -o regard BE- as nice adjunct 20
their regular business. The coroner is
allowe5 $3.50 a year is the county COM
rnissioners. out cf which he las 20 pay
ali expenses The Office IS supposed q
net something over si,lg9 p year.
capt Dixon. tha present coroner -
Chatham county. makes an announc ement
this morning calling attention 70 TIN fact
that the opposition TO him was h-t uEht
out at so late an hour that he has not
had an opportunity to see aI Of them
personally He solicits the support OF
those who have supported him ia the past.
and his past record as coroner of the
county is an ample assurance 81 how
the duties Of the office Will be fulnlled
should he be reelected. Capt. dixon has
been coroner now for tive terms "a ten
years. and during that time there has
been no one to find fault with the admin
lstration OF the office nor with the mariner
IN which its duties were fuinucd. He mas
numerous friends 10 the city in person al
as well as political sense. and they are
all predicting that he VIII 90 back into
the Office which he now holds with goot
majority TO his credit
Ar- Goette IS enc Of the most popular
young men IN the city. He has taken am
active interest in politics for "A number
OF years and the older politicians have
found that BIS Judgment as 20 political
results Is very likely 10 be correct lie
has been one Of Mayor AlcDonough
most loyal supporters. As secretary OF
the Workingmen's Benevolent Associa-
tioh he Is strongly allied with the work
ingmen and has good reason TO expect
q large support from an classes of the
workiugmen
Though taking an active interest 70
every political campaign for several years
past, Mr. Goette has SO conducted him
self as TO make few enemies ana many
friends, and his active supporters Include
members OF ali political factions. Should
ne be elected there is no doubt that he
VIII perform the duties OF his office to
the satisfaction of ali good citizens
supt. W. II. Patterson has every thing
IN readiness for to-days election. The
managers and clerks viii meet him al the
court house az $50 o'clock this morning
and the polls VIII be open 40 O'Clock
sharp The arrangement OF the boxes
with the managers ana clerks Ell each loA
will be as follows:
superintendent-W. II. Patterson. j. p
Box No. ], Bun and Presidents streets:
letters TO G, Observation-Disclosures. Jus
tlces N. Naughtin and Warning Russell:
freeholder. simon Gazen; clerks, ~. W
Lincoln j.. J. Quiuan, u. Yates.
Box 10. 2, tax receivers Office. letters
j to @, nciusive-Managers Justices $
Reynolds and r. j. shefJall. freebooter.
!. c. Pacetti; clerks. q. " Tltcomb. +.
a. Lafiiteau, ". b. Adams, Jr.
BoN No 3, ordinarys Office letters II 70
l., mcIuaiVe-Manager Justice Frank Ne
Dermotti ferehoiders J. s. Tyson and c.
J. Richardson; clerks, John Halligan, W
"A. Dayton. G. a. Gladot.
Box No. =. tax collectors office. letters
VI 70 p, Observation-Disclosures Justices :
Elsinger and Mcleod King; freebooter
y. A. Leonard; clerks, j. r. Martin, J
Molina, T. Z. Marshall
Box No 5. county ueasurers ONCE. let
tiers Q to s inclusive-Ai -..-gers. Jus
the L. - I.AGfesi fFeehOt1erS, George
Ebberwein, J. T. McMahon clerks. W. j.
Honlon, J. +. Zealey. NJ r. Foley
Box No G, office clerk of superior court,
letters to Z, Observation-Disclosures jus
tees W. 4. Mendel A. j. j. Blois. j. o.
smith; clerks, ]. L. Leacy, T. 7. Prem
dergast J. G. Rossiter.
Tally Sheet Keepers. L. Murphy. w
G. WOodhn. c. j. White
Every one who knows anything Of Jus
tice Patterson at an knows that he will
do everything in his power to secure
fair count Of the votes and the conduct of
the election according to law II is not
expected that to-days vote will reach
over $500 10 500 votes. The total number
OF votes registered in the county registra-
ton is 1855 Of which number 1922 are
white and 10i8 colored Those who reg
istered in the recent city registration, but
not in the county registration, are not
entitled 10 vote to-day.
Both candidates were actively on the
move yesterday, looking up their friends
and urging them 10 turn out and use
their influence with the voters today.
Each candidate win have Headquarters in
the neighborhood Of the court house. with
workers IN the field and sets Of chalIeng-
ers at the polls. 1t was reported last
night that large number of negro voters
had been corralled and were being kept in
quarters ready to be rushed TO the polls
early this morning