The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-01
REGISTRARS GIVEN THE OATH.
THE BOOKS TURNED OVER TO
THEM FOR TO-DAY's WORK.

,,to REGISTRARS and the Precincts
an which They win Presfde-A
Rush Of Tax-Payers MT the Tax
Collectors Office Qualify For Reg
charlottesville Total Number of
polls Paid Up to Date 1890.
The registration for the city election be-
pins today. The forty registrars will be
IN their places, or should be, in the twenty
rapistration places at o'clock this morn
Ing.
The registrars met at the long room of
the city exchange yesterday afternoon at
s.2o o'clock. The oath of Office was admin
istered by Clerk of Council Manucy, after
which the registrars for each precinct
we're furnished registration book and a
HANK copybook, in which to keep an all
rbabetical list of the voters names for
publication.
The oath taken by the registrars is to
fairly and impartially discharge their
duties, not to prevent any one from regis
terlng who is legally entitled to register,
md not to allow any one to register who
is not entitled to do so. Voters who are
tlrned down by the registrars should bear
this in mind and not endeavor to lick the
registrar who refuses to allow them to
register.
The list of registrars is as follows:
First Precinct-Liberal registrar, Peter
Mcguire; Citizens registrar, Thomas Coo
ley
Second Precinct-Liberal registrar,
Frank Campos; Citizens registrar, M. f.
Sullivan.
Third Precinct-I. Silverburg; Citizens
registrar, NJ. Hanley.
Fourth Precinct-Liberal registrar, Alex
Mendel; Citizens registrar, l.. P. Masters.
Fifth Precinct-Liberal registrar, G. r.
Shine; Citizens registrar r. C. O'Byrne.
Sixth Precinct-Liberal registrar, B. o.
Rogers; Citizens registrar, j. L. Lacey.
Seventh Precinct-Liberal registrar,
Theodore Basch; Citizens registrar, j. w.
McIntire.
Eighth Precinct-Liberal registrar, J.
Kaufman; Citizens registrar, ]. f. Walsh.
Ninth Precinct-Liberal registrar, A.
dAntignac; Citizens registrar, j. P.
oBrien.
Tenth Precinct-Liberal registrar, w.
c. Workman; Citizens registrar, j. l. Nor
rissey
Eleventh Precinct-Liberal registrar, R.
]. Warrick; Citizens registrar w. F. Nor
gan.
j Twelfth Precinct-Liberal registrar, w.
a NJ. Wallace; Citizens registrar, Samuel
Reynolds.
Thirteenth Precinct-Liberal registrar,
c. D. Mccall; Citizens registrar, w. P.
# Bailey
Fourteenth Precinct-Liberal registrar,
Moses Davis; Citizens registrar, G. w.
Beckett.
Fifteenth Precinct-Liberal registrar, E.
A. Fulton; Citizens registrar, ]. H. Sto-
rey.
sixteenth Precinct-Liberal registrar, H.
NJ. Stanley; Citizens registrar, T. A. Fol-
Hard.
Seventeenth Precinct-Lberal registrar,
R. F. Baker; Citizens registrar j. v.
Kennickel
Eighteenth Precinct-Liberal registrar,
W. w. Swinton; Citizens registrar, H. A
Mcleod.
Nineteenth Precinct-Liberal registrar,
NJ. G. Helmken; Citizens registrar, w. F.
Constantine.
Twentieth Precinct-Liberal registrar, It.
D. BrunsOn; Citizens registrar T. J. Bey-
tagh.
4 The ordinarys office will be open from
until II o'clock tonight, as required by
law to receive the books of the registrars
and place them in the deposit vault for
f safe keeping
The tax payers crowded around the tax
collectors office in large numbers yester-
day There were a good many who want
ed to get their taxes paid in order to get
on the registration list early Nearly all
Inc morning there was a long string of
both colored and white tax payers, and al
together about 325 polls were paid during
the day. The total number of polls paid
up to date is 2,290, but there are still about
g Am to be paid before the list is brought
up 10 the same number as were registered
LOT the county election.