Evening journal., 1895-06-08
WILL COURT THg VOTES.
The Men who wiu Judge the Bosrd Of
Pub 20 Education Election To-day.

-tD EduEhhf0n EttNtAo4 To-day.
The Department of Elections has
named the following inspectors and poll
clerks to serve at the school election to-.
day:
First ward-Inspectors. Edwin A.
Parker, Harry Ahrens, Amos Simmons
poll clerks. Frank Mcdowell and David
Mclaughlin.
cOad-InspectoTs, w e Bowen, R
H Wolf, Calvin e Allen; poll clerks,
George L Ferguson and A. F. Welsh
Third-Inspsctors, Henry Witsil, Will
liam T. Moore, George a Steinicken
poll clerks, Joseph A. Murray, w. H.
Graham.
Fourth Inspectors, George Lofran,
George Eizsl. e B Frszer; poll clerks,
Henry I. Doud. John H Klund.
Fifth-Inspectors w F Crossley, II
Q Griffith, James 7 Jones; poll clerks,
j. Winfield Scott, Daniel Mulherin
Sixth-fnspeetors, John 3 Moreland
P. Il. Peterson, John w Carey; poll
clerks, Thomas A Murphy, Henry
viagofski
seventh-Inspectors, Alexander NJ.
Sparks, Erank Jeandell, w N Ralston
poll clerks, Elwood Il Cole, james B.
Gibney
Elghth-Inspeotors, E B. McKaig,
Anthony Feaster, Arthur McCloskey
rol clerks, w. T. Groves, Patrick Nc
Mahon.
Nintb-Inspectors. James Gagan,
William R Hope. George W. Brannau
poll clerks, William r. Cooley, & Les
Lutz
Tenth-Inspsctors, Thomas F. Dona
hoe, L. g Dayett James F. Wood pol
clerks, John e. MeEntee, W. b
1 Wharton
| acknowledgement John 7 Herman
/ Vincent 4 Miller. John J Rgan; pol
clerks, Anthony Mcguire, Charles w
Hawkins
Twelfth- Inspsctors,P. NJ Plupkstt
George O. Morton, James w ShsfFsr
poll clerks Michael F. Long, Francis A
Price
There is only one polling place IN eacl
! ward They are as follows:
First Wsrd--Old school house No %
Second street near Washington
Second Northwest corner Second ant
Walnut streets.
Third No 3 school house, jefferson
/ street below Third street.
Fourth-Public school house No 1
French street between Fifth and Slxtl
streets.
Fifth-Public sohool-houss No 9
Eighth and Woliaston streets
| Sixth-Publie school house No. 5
Walnut above Twelfth street
/ Ssventh-Pnblic school house No 9
corner Eleventh and Washington streets
| Elghth-Public school house No.
corner Seventh and Spruce streets
1 Ninth-Pablie school house No. 10
Twenty second street near Marke
street
Tenth--Eo Is scbool-house, Thir
and Harrison streets.
/ Eleventh-Public school house No. 1e
corner Oak and Harrison streets
Twelfth-No 2l school house, corne
Fifth and Scott streets.
The polls opened between 10 and
o'clock and will close at this evening.
There ars contests ia four wards
Bernard ] Donahos and John c. KeFse
are the rival candidates in the Sscon
ward David H. Coyle who at presen
represents the Third ward, has an opps
nent IN the person OF Miss Mary [
Sisson, who has gone into politics unde
New-Century Club auspices. Tw
doctors have locked horns IN the Fi,tl
DR.. w. Crumbsugh, the prssen
representative OF the ward, is oppose
for reelection by DR. Josephine NJ 7
White Alfred g. MeCanslaud an,
Patrick Magarlty are fighting to a fnis
out in the Eleventh The fortunate on,
elected to day will hold Office for th
period Of four years
Announcement was made late th
morning that David CoYle had will
drawn from the fight in the Third, h
. action being favorable TO Miss sisson.
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