Evening journal., 1895-05-30
ELECTION DAY SCRIBES.
Names of the Men Who VIII
Cry "Tally FulIr'
The CITY POLL CLERKS SELECTED

A Number Yet to BE Appointed-.Tha
Vacancies WIN he Fnled Tonight or
Tomorrow CLERK msCloskey is Getting
the Booth Curtains Ready for Service.
The Department OF Elections has
appointed the following poll clerks to
serve In the several districts OF the city
at the municipal election on Saturday,
the man 6rst named in each district
being the Democrat
FIrst WARD.
First District William ]. Huber, Jr..
George q Hutton Second-John ].
Cassidy, Frank Mcdowell. Third--David
Mclaughlin, Alexander Beggs.
Second ward.
First District--John H Fsehlsy,
George L. Ferguson second--Charles 4.
Grotz. John h Short. Third-Joshua
Kelley, Joseph Hughes. Fourth--Hugh
ScanloD, Republican to be named Fifth
Augustus r. Welsh. Robert j. Hills
Third Ward.
First Distrlct-Edward o. Barton,
Harry b. Wilhelm. Second-Joseph A.
Murray, Everett Jones. Third-Joseph B.
Blerman, J. O. Wiggleaworth. Fourth
George B Bishop, Albert F. Neutze.
Fifth-Thomas Z Lally, William a.
Graham.
Fourth Ward.
First District. Prince Ford, A. D.
Vandever. Second-D. Harry Weyl.
Vernon @. Robinson Third--JAmes #.
Curran, ]. Frank smith. Fourth-Harrv
y. Doud, Charles F. Robinson. Fifth
II 80 tal T. IaIx
Fifth ward.
First DistrIct--John ]. Size, ]. Win
| field Scott Second-Charles j. Camp.
bell Charles T. Weller. Thlrd-Danisl
Mulherln, Oscar o. Gouert, Jr Fourth
Thomas j. Gibbons, John P. Ruth. Fifth
Arthur w. Brown, Arthur X Taylor
| Sixth George L Messick, Harvey Hof-
feclxer. Seventh th--Thomas ]. Bowen, r.
F Gallagher
Sixth Ward.
First District Joseph s Richardson,
l.. II Wales, Jr. Second-Thomas A.
Murphy, William L. Dougherty Third
democrat to be named, Samuel Hamhly.
Fourth-Democrat TO be named. Lsvi Il.
Fairlamb Flfth-Democvat to be
named, George w. Keeaey. Sixth
Harry Worth, Henry Viagofski Seventh
Joseph Hyndman, William H. Taylor.
Seventh ward.
First Dlstrict-W William y. Moore
Edward Robinson. second--I Milton
Cook, A. V. Leslie George Third
Horace 8 Allen. Walter q. Tatnall
Fourth Frank J. May Charles f. Bord
ner. Flfth-James B. Gibney, Andrew
Cathcsrt. sIxth--CharIss F. Bickta, J.
Albert Ewes. Seventh--Adam J. Lend
hon, Horace w. Benson. Eighth--Johr
= Bradford, Warren Jefferis. Ninth :
J, Albert Wood, Elwood H. Cole
Eighth ward.
First District--C Charles s. Hurlock
, William I. Groves, Second-Charles II
J Garry, Pierce o. Davis Third-Harr,
McQuaid. Fred r Martin Fourth
Patrick Mcmahon, H. 9 Albright. Flftl
/ Thomas A. Carney. Frank N. Over
} deer Elxth--William Thompson, Franl
6oodnow. Seventh-Thomas r Ford
Benjamin L Randall Eighth Thorn q
I II. McOloskey William j. Lee. Ninth
Harry A. Spoerl, Alexander z. Clair
Ninth Ward.
First Distrlct-Herman 81. Ahrens
, William r Goodley. Second-R LIE
! / Lutz. Thomas MaRee. Ihird-Georg
w. Quinn, William f. Bennett. Fourt
-Myles j. Ford, John F Lynn. Fifth
George w. Kreer, Lockart B, Smith.
Tenth Ward.
First DistrIet-Walter A. McEvilley
James B. Vernon. Second Erdma
Hoffman, Henry Reynolds. Third--Joh
e McEntee, e. w. Gallagher Fourt
: James Lsnnon, William e Alden
Flfth--JRmes f. Rgan, William
| Wharton.
Eleventh Ward.
First Dlstrict--Anthony Mcguire
Charles w. Hawkins 6eoond-Edwsr
f. Duffy, Republican TO be named.
Twelfth Ward.
First District Michael " Long, I
| Frank Sullivan Second--John
, LOTUS, Francis A. Price. Third-Joh
/. s Smith, Republican to be named.
The vacancies will be filled to night {
I to morrow.
Clerk Francis A. McCloskey is busil
I engaged to day getting the booth Gu
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