The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-23
THE ELECTION ARRANGEMENTS
Locations Of the Boxes and Mama
gers for To-day's Primary.

Locations of the Boxes and Mnna-
gers for TO-day's Primary.
The arrangements for to-day's primary
election, which is to be held at the court
house, were all completed yesterday after
noon. The voters boxes are now in shape
and the managers have been selected.
The boxes for the election will be loca-
ted just as they We're for the primary of
June 6. The election will be superintend-
ed by Messrs. John Power, Warning Rus
sell, Jr., and e. c. Gleason, three men,
bers of the committee appointed by Chair
man Walter @. Charlton of the county ex-
ecutive committee The other two MEM
bers of this committee are Messrs John
Juchter and A. ~. Manucy Chairman
Power of this special committee called a
special meeting of the committee at Jus-
tice Warning Russelrs office at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning for the purpose of Sc
Letting managers and clerks for the pri-
mary Messrs. Manucy and Juchter failed
to attend the meeting
The friends of Judge Gober asked that
they be given representation at the polls.
which request the committee readily
granted. The committee told the gentle
men making the request to name the
managers they desired, as they were dis
dates, and to see that the election was a
thoroughly fair one in every respect.
The ballot boxes will be arranged by
districts. This is done on account of the
arrapgement Of the 1896 registration list.
for voting by districts That list contains
the names of more than 5000 white demo-
cratic voters, taking in nearly every one
an the county, so that it is possible to
make the vote large one. The voting
boxes will be arranged and managed as
follows;
First District-Tax receivers Office on
President street; managers, j. p. OBrien
for Fish, and Richard Wlckham for Co
Der; listkeeper, J. F.. Deegan.
Second District-Tax collectors Office IN
Bull street; managers, e. ]. Wheian for
Fish and r. S. Wallace for Gober; list
keeper, VIM. j. Bryan
Third District-COunty treasurer's office
on York street; managers, Simon Gazan
for Fish, John |. Morrsey for Gober; list
keeper, Charles f. Wakefield.
Fourth District-Clerl of Superior
Courts office on York street; managers.
Joe Counihan for Gober ]. f. Sullivan
for Fish; listkeeper T. L. Hill.
Fifth. Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Dis
tricts-County treasurer's Office on York
street; managers, W. ]. Cleary for Fish
j. Il. Constantine for Gober; hstkeeper. A.
G. Mann.
Tablekeepers-G. w. Pollard. A. C1oss
Joe winters, w. 7. Burch, P. j. Burns
and e. w. Moone.
There Will be several different combina-
tons of tickets floating around with the
names of GOber and Fish upon them.
About half of the Liberal Club tickets viii
contain the name of Judge Gober and The
other half that of Judge Fish. so that the
voter can take his choice. There will also
be special tickets with nothing upon them
but the names of justice of the Supreme
Court These have been put out, largely
in the interest of Judge Gober. as ali Of
them seen so far have his name along with
that Of Justice Simmons and Justice Lewis.
These tickets are put out for the benefit
of those who want to vote simply for The
supreme Court justices and not for other
\ candidates at the primary.