Evening journal., 1898-11-02
RAILROAD RELIEF FUND
THE ELECTION FOR MEMBERS OF
THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO
Take PLACE THIS MONTH.

| f1E El@EOlION tOtk MENlBUnCO Of'
THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO
TAKE PLACE THIS MONTH.
The election for members OF the ad-
visory committee OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Relief Department will be
held Monday. November 2s, which in
cludes the employees of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company, Northern Cen
trail Railway Company, Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company, West Jersey and Seashore
Railroad Company.
On the above date al ballots will be
filled in and sent to the office or the
superintendent of the Relief Depart
ment by train service or United States
mail. A ballot sent by mail must have
a two-eent stamp affixed.
The advisory committee have select
ed as tel,ers S. ID. McCalla, Pennsylva-
MIA railroad division; o. w. lIoff,
United Railroads Of New Jersey divi-
} sion; ]. II. Beachler, Philadelphia and
Erie railroad division; G. N. Lewis,
Northern Central railway; G. ]. Leon
ard, Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
: timore railroad; III. r. Cloud, West Jer-
sey and Seashore railroad.
Separate ballots are to Ibe used for
the several electoral divisions, as fol-
, lows No. 1, Pennsylvania railroad d.
= vision; No. 2. United Railroads OF New
= jersey division; No. 3, Philadelphia
and Erie railroad division; No. 4
e Northern Central railway; No. 5, Phil
/ adelphia, Wilmington and baltimore
e railroad; No. 6, West Jersey and Sea-
4 shore railroad.
: Each member voting must use the
q ballot Of the electoral division 4
,. which he belongs, as indicated by th'
: payroll on which his name appears
d Ballots will be distributed prior TO th'
e day of election, in envelopes addressed
l. to members and Forwarded through
b their officers. Additional ballots need
e ed can be obtained from immediate su
d perior officers, time-keepers, etc.
In order that members OF the relic
" fund may know who are candidates 10
10 election as members of the advisor
h committee, the advisory committe
s. have agreed that if, on or before Mon
day, November Z. any member desil
to ing to be a candidate in the next eleC
II, ton, or the chairman or secretary
ID any meeting nominating candidat
IN shall send to the present member fC
We his electoral division the name Of IN
Sc candidate, his certificate number, u
cupation and division where employe
'e- the receipt of this information shall
ar acknowledged, and such candida
he shall be included in a notice to be pr
10 pared by the member of the advise
nd committee so notified, which noti
Is shall be regularly posted, for the 4
be formation of members, at least fl
days before the election. This will
pc interfere with the members voting +
lte other persons from among themselv'
Is whose names are,not so announced
we they wish to do 50.
'ge The following are the members OF {
per advisory committee to whom I
Vii names of candidates may be sent in
cordanee with the above: Samuel
on Llowrey. engineman, West Philadelph
nee Pa. representing electoral division J
to l, Pennsylvania railroad division; b
TO iamin M. Lupton, engineman, Jerf
the City, N. j., representing electoral di
be- sion No. 2, United RAILROAD Of New j.
sey division; William E. Raynor,
usy gineman. Erie, Pa, representing el
toral division No. 3, Philadelphia
had Erie railroad division; C. A. Wo
-rar conductor. Elmira, N. Y, represent
dis electoral division No. 4, Northern G
tive trail railway; d. f. Troy, conduc'
was Sixteenth street and Washington a
his nue.. Philadelphia, Pa, represent
electoral division No. 5, Philadelp
anne Wilmington and Baltimore railro
und Joseph A. Connen, conductor, Camt
'ecil N. J., representing electoral divi'
He No. 6, West Jersey and Seashore
sat road.