The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-08
SCRANTON.

SCRANTON.
First ward-First district. Mere
dith Morgan, r.; J. f. Null
| len. Second district. Charles Raine,
r.; George Trager, -. Third ward,
r. G. Proudlock, r.. J. F. Con-
nor, d. Fourth ward, Lewis II. John,
r.. Michael Hoban, D. Fifth district,
William Howell, r.; Anthony Garden,
Second ward-First district ]. b. Gil
lespie, r.; j. X. Smith, ID. Second dis
trict, a. B. Briggs, r.; Anthony Ruddy,
| d. Third district, G. w. Dawson, II. {:
| NJ. ]. Walsh, d. Fourth district. w.
II. Rodda, r.; John Timlin, d. Fifth
district, Joseph Maloney, r.; John Ken
| nedy, ID.
Third ward-First district, James F.
Stewart, r.; Martin Jennings. d. Sec
ond district, Giles S. Decker r.. John
Burns, u.
Fourth ward-First district, George
Oberdorfer, r.; George Hays. ID. Sec
ond district, W. c. Scott, r.; John
Monigrr ID. Third district. James Ly-
shon r.; Ambrose Nealon, II. Fourth
district, John Lloyd, r.; John McDer-
| mott. ID.
Fifth ward-First district, George
Benore, r.; NJ T. Ford. ID. Second
district. James Lightfoot, r.; Conrad
Lott. d. Third district, George Jones,
| r.: Thomas Connor, ID. Fourth dis
trict. James Thomas, r.; James Brown,
! u.
Sixth ward--First district Adam l..
Bonn. r.: Anthony Mohan. d. Sec
ond district. p. McNally, r.; James
| O'Malley, d. Third district. John II.
James, r.; James Dunn, d.
Seventh ward-First district. John
Birkel. r.; John Lally, d. Second
| district. John Il. Walsh, r.; John Cav
| I.
| zel. r.: Martin Farrell. y.
| Ninth ward--Sccoud district. T. p.
! Price. r.; George Robling. ID.
| Tenth Ward-Second district. Jacob
Schaffer. r.: William Hauor, D.
! Eleventh ward-Eirst district, Geo.
Heisnor, r.; Charles Conrad. .. Sec
! ond district, John Fickus. r.: Jacob
Geigcr. ir.. u. Third district. John
Berghauser r.: G. w. Rockweiler n.
Twelfth ward--Firsr district, J. Y.
| Nealon, r.; G. G. Donovan. d. Second
district. p. j. Hopkins, r.; Patrick
| Messett, d.
Thirteenth ward-First district, r.
+. jackson, r.; r. J. Madden. d. Sec
ond district, j.. G. stevens; NJ. j. Cad
| den.
Fourteenth ward.-First district, T..
| NJ. Jones. r.: Richard Jennings, ID.
Second district G.. f. Kellow. r.:
! DOminick Gibbons. u.
! d. j.
! Davis. r.. John McNulty, D. Second
district, J. J. Lewis, r.; william Lam
| gan, D.
Sixteenth ward-First district. D. A.
| Capwell r.; NJ. L. Handey. u. Sec
ond district. j. G. Seamans. r.: c. II.
| Schadt ID.
Eighteenth ward-W. G.. Beaumont,
| r.: p. !. Langan.
Nineteenth ward-First district,
| Louis Schwass, r.: Charles Graft. y.
! Second district. Oscar Strane. r.. NJ.
j. Bigin, J.. Third district. Jacob
! Rubcnthal. r.; John Snyder d. Fourth
ward, Fritz Ieidler f.; John Murray,
! D.
| Twentieth ward 49, First district,
! Charles Simrel, r. w. j. McCrea. y.
! Second district. joseph shorten. r.
! NJ. J. Donohoe, D. Third district. AL
! fred DurninS. r.. ], y. O'Mallev. u.
Fourth district, John f.. Evans, r.; J.
| Il. O'COnnor, d.
| Twerty-first ward First district,
! Johr L. Payne, r.; T, GilliGan, D.
| Second district, Martin joyce, r.:
! James Leonard. y.
Tavlor-First ward. Talle Jones. r
| William Judge, II. Second ward,
| Thomas Francis, r.: George Tlmlir,
| D. Third ward James stone, r.
James Maekin. D. Fourth ward
! James Dousa, r.; Patrick Murray y.
Fifth ward, Edwari Evans. r.; James
| GilmGItin. D.
Throop--J II. Law, r.: John
| O'tfara. u.
Wavcrly-W d. Spencer, r.; George
| Stagg, ID.
! Winton-First ward. Charles Ben
! nett, r.; William Fletcher. D. Second
district. Frank Rolls. r.: Anthony
! McGinness, y. Third ward. David
Carr, D.. p. F. Lawler D.
| Other election officers appointed
We're: B. j. Reese, judge, and w. l..
| Neigcr, majority inspector, Fifth ward
! Taylor, Anthony Welby, minority in
spector, First ward, Taylor Daniel
Hayes, minority inspector, Third ward
| Taylor William Wright, judge of elec-
| tiOn, Fifth ward. Fourth district,
The polling place in the First dis
trict of the Thirteenth ward was
changed from its present location ia
a booth erected on the vacant lot of
! q. Gruegerman, on the easterly side OF
! Penn avenue, between New York and
! Larch streets.
In the Second district of the Eighth
ward, the polling place was changed to
the building owned by Rudolph Bloeser
at 227 Spruce.
There was a movement afoot "a
change the polling place in the Sec
ond district of the Twentieth ward
from the building in the rear of l4O7
| Prospect avenue to another building
on the front of the same lot Court,
! however declined To pass upon the
| matter forthwith, but granted rule
to show cause why it should not be
changed, returnable at argument court
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