The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-05
GUISTO GOT MAD
Then He Would Not Play
With the Rest of the
County Election
Board.
PUT ON HIS HAT AND LEFT
But Came Back When he Found
Business Went On Comfort-
ably Without Him.

ably Without Him.
Owing to a silly exhibition of child
ishness on the part of Commissioners
Guisto, the business of the County Board
of Election was delayed for nearly an
hour this morning. The meeting was
called to order at S:45 o'clock In the once
of the board in the Court House. Com
missioner Coyle was absent. There was
such a rush of applicants who desired
to secure permits eptitdng them to vote
that the board adjourned to the rear
court room. There chairman Rleh an
nounced that the board was ready to
hear applicants Immediately there was
q rnsb uaorIy ono hundred men tried
iusa iNea4S ~ i.'- 80. - ,,-i-,, -.
get o+ TO the tes 'anla am,ars Of the board
c1s.,, Enas,, a,d .ha b,e wara nearly
upset on the floor
anu l0fmea na1or.d pne en- 's az a Weok Street
was at the mead of the line. He ap-
n,isa %Is C. on IS SATURDAY @ to have his name
placed on the registry list. claiming that
Of of the the three days by reason of Illness.
His application was laid over. and this
morning he presented a physicians cer-
| tificate.
A vote was then taken on the applica-
~, p;, od r,o,,r,issioner
Schultz voted in favor of it, and Com
man Rich thereupon declared the ap-
and said that it required three votes ST., to
grant the application. TINS MI MI ,naSa Hca
denied. fhree members oi lne Doaio
ana saaa tao na Votes ape
ale eitee pro s';ii dao1ara ea.u @ ,he annljsation
gIa,phaey' nran+sd /. wa"
,o hos CON.
tended MI eqst0 that tRe Sn0 Board o % had NO legal
right to add any names to the registry
from Yr s the DECISION Of the chair Ills ap
peal pea was defeated by a vote OF TWO TO
ferred t to was was Brought into play: with
seat and rushed out Of the door ex-
freated created like that
~ BgsINEsss sToPPBR3; CodsFEa3;, s.onnad
business and no, more voters could Sc
asorSm Sara 0fMR Msssegers We're deae to
| Hoboken after Mr.. Coyle and he was
naly rupg up ON The telePh0gne Me- Me-
| meeting, but when the situation was ex1
planned to him he hurried to the Court
sqmed sun ~ 1y.ux,.,n :. No 100 cartsra+
III 1arrlSo4 1bo1 b ol Mo MAS +raveIi1s
THREE ye TegstFy dsys He gos perPfltN of %
ss4 Eighth Sire street ct Was prevented BY his
| al episo 81, =. pnt q perrnit The snnlicatfon Of
| Hugh Reilly was refused. Andrew Riffo
at night. Mr Schultz objected to grant
ing him a permit. but the others did
M aRd eek ne got IT aenan sag fa Hsn1a rnna Of
his had endeayored to register him BY
aeeep IT, HIS ad over ae
Beard; eballes w Mevars Of No 1sa Hon
kna aVenue SAID fff[t that he @ haa @ regstersPd s Pd
ogs II Que fern Pit when he went to the
offoers refused to allow him i'm to vote.
| ferred him to the list outside. on ex-
| amining them he found that the sheet
which hi his nams Rad been sntersd
the registry had been doctored. Wallace
Jurgens said @ he vas present when Mey-
an order on the Election Board to ac-
Paul S,o Soften Of No Y Jewett ayengs, I is
ton Company He made affidavit to the
sa faGt that ne he was , on duty from TOUT
IA +ht ie NO ii li,s ILL, I'LL. i1s nlng a.
night ana o. that ms employers would not
| let niIh OIL " re6iscef' ne Sol pet-
MI Mioba, f,,adv of NJ OK yzroo5,,,.,s
tst Lclast SuIiuy' IVY ~ NO: ~ q +S Moo9"aa4
street said fhat ne was detained a.. az
pa5ar pasareGg endsrson nis1 naee ne Is epioseo 0y
| Whi,a Iha sOnii;oo +;on of r,,,ddy 1vos 10
i WHle d Lne appHcaIElon OF Cnq1y was onS De
tool t3e his seat His enIiea es,es ala not not
o n!s 1i ,a ,s b, ,oI usS gio ~ ~,
eVnce t any in pieaSi at an ms rday ann1,es
fion roeS M rS ach,,ste and M Gnisto potel
sgo;nst II ond bic ~ ,sao,rast vas danisS-
srS; S o,,usd ~ W. i,,,, pSob ~ s,ns -.
i9 aT' ~ 1<a7v snrrv NJ, 11,S6v h,,t ~
von,d II been a few minutes Sooner YOU
you Wnl,id beva Sean al r,pht S'A 20
"Puip Robert aES Zoch ee was as out of the state ON
| oil ~ the reeistry devs and he So+ q
| rarroit John Povnton Sr of M sI1
Grove street was not so fortunate. He
| odn,itted tbo+ he Ala not asE HE eTn
pIoYer to let him off to register, 50 his
ppnTyIina tion for a ner,nit was Gar,,;ed w
appiioSf GTfIsT0 Asks OfrESTI0NS
Mr. Guisto so far had voted AGAINST
ali the snnIicsfions- He asked Mr. Povn-
| ton several questions. Mr. Coyle said
ing ing any ny questions when he did not pro-
l.