The record-union., 1896-07-14


place, 3O5 street
Second Ward-Inspectors, W.. E.
Kent, E. Coney; Judges, Grant Black,
James Friel; Ballot Clerks. A. Brewer,
T. C. May; Tally Clerks, John Schact,
William Benning. Polling place, 1881
Second street.
Third Ward-Inspectors, Michael
Morley, John King; Judges, Charles A.
Steinmftz, VIM. r. Campbell; Tally
Clerks, James S. Carroll, J. w. Staf-
ford; Ballot Clerks. Joseph Scott,
Matthew Bannon. Polling place, Arm
ory Hall.
Fourth Ward-Inspectors. Fred. Day,
D. II. McDougall Judges, Peter F'laher-
ty. D. Gillis; Tally Clerks, c. Meister,
w. F. Hamilton; Ballot Clerks, Hiram
Cook, Thomas Carroll. Polling place,
Meister's. Ninth street, between
and j.
Fifth Ward-Inspectors, r. H. Haw-
ley. j. ]. Bauer; Judges, J. M. Woods,
G. H. Ritche; Tally Clerks. A. L. Tryon,
S. I. Hopkins; Ballot Clerks, j. T. Staf-
ford, N. j. Sligar. Polling place, north
west corner Thirteenth and ] streets
Sixth Ward-Inspectors, I. Stinson.
D. s. Hyams; Judges, w. H. Devine, E.
P. Byrne; Tally Clerks, George john
son, William Hanrahan; Ballot Clerks
A. Dillon, T. Patterson Polling place,
Ninth and N streets
Seventh Ward-Inspectors, John
Welch, Henry Carroll; Judges, I. G.
Vantine, Sr., James Devine; Tally
Clerks, Simeon Brown. H. w. Rivett;
Ballot Clerks, Charles Kappmann,
Frank Fleming. Polling place, W. H.
Hanlon's barn.
Eighth Ward-Inspectors, H. Treich-
Ter. George w. Nichols; Judges, j. A.
Klein, w. D. Lawton; Tally Clerks,
Thomas O'Brien, Lincoln Dwyer; Bal
lot Clerks, Thomas Boyle, H. M. La
Rue, Jr. Polling place, Shears stable,
Twentieth and G streets
Ninth Ward-Inspectors, Charles F.
Gardner, W. w. Mott; Judges, Freder-
ick Urban, NJ Hughes; Tally Clerks,
Thomas Kennedy, Frank F. Biggs: Bal
lot Clerks, J. J. Winsard, John F. Nc
Queeny. Polling place, Wingard's S.
Twenty fifth street between O and p.
The list of officers was ordered incor-
pcrated in the proclamation and pub
lished in the Record Union"
BIDS OPENED.
Bids for supply Of hay and straw were
opened, the bidders being S. Dwyer, A.
+. Williams, Grafmiller Brothers, J. L.
Reith, J. w. Benn, Manuel Silvara, and
they were referred to the Fire Depart
ment for investigation.
Bidders for constructing a sewer in
the alley between L and N, on Fifteenth
street, were Thomas Coulter, G. A. Dain-
ton, James Touhey and Williams, Bel
ser & Co.
The bids were laid over for a week
The only bidder for filing the low lot
between @ and r, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. was James McCaw, and Tozer
moved that the bid be referred to the
Street Committee.
Leonard said that If members of the
board would go over and see the lot they
would take immediate action, as the
place stinks terribly. and is a nuisance.
Mr.. Chandler had pretended to fill the
lot once and had dug down the bank till
he was stopped. AS soon as these bids
were advertised for he said If the board
would quit he would have it filled by
contract, but If it does so it will take
him a year or two to nave it filed, as
there Is no time limit set for the con-
tract.
Devine favored postponing the matter
for week in order to give Mr.. Chand-
Ter a chance to show II he were sincere
the lowest bidder.
Leonard said this was a test case and
should be pushed. The sewers are
broken there and people are being made
sick by them.
The matter was referred to the Street
Committee to investigate Chambers
contract and report next week.
The resolution notifying all city off,
cials and employees that in case Of their
absence the substitutes performing
their duties must be paid by them, and
that the city will not pay such substi-
tutes, was read and, on motion of De-
vine, was adopted by a unanimous
vote.
SALOON LICENSES.
Saloon licenses were granted to Herr
mann & Steiner, Sixth and I streets,
and an all-night license to McCord &
Tetzblack, 728 X, John r. Sweeney, 331
Twelfth street and an all-night license
to A. Mazzini, 22S X street The appli-
cation of Henry Schoenberger for a
saloon license in the block between Sixth
and Seventh, E and r. was referred to
the Chief Of Police, as was that of J. F.
Willingham, o and p, Twentieth and
Twenty first street.
ORDINANCES PROPOSED.
An ordinance creating the Office Of
City Detective was read and a motion
was made to lay it over until full board
was present
Leonard said that the funds We're very
lew. If there was money enough to Gre
ate a new office he would vote to create
the office of Milk Inspector. There will
be deficiency before the end of the year
if members are not careful, and this or
dinance should lie over until the 1st of
January.
The motion to lay it over until full
board was present was carried.
The proposed ordinance presented by
Mr.. Hatfield was read and laid over for
a week.
The penalty for delinquent taxes of
the Red House Company was remitted,
the tax having been paid.
Kent said there had been several fires
below r street on Third and Fourth
and there was no alarm box in that vi
cinity. He moved that the Superintend-
ent of Fire Alarms be authorized to pur-
chase an alarm box and place it at Third
and T streets. So ordered.
The board then adjourned.
Reclamation Trustee.
At yesterdays session of the Board of
Supervisors Mr.. Curtis introduced