The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-01

persons to the sanitary inspector. SAID
physicians shall receive for their services
the sum of one hundred dollars each"
Alderman Bogasse offered the follow
ing resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, by the Board of Aldermen
of the City of Raleigh: That for the
purpose of holding the election for muni-
,ipal officers Of said city on Monday,
May list, 1899, as heretofore ordered by
this Board. the following named persons
are hereby appointed registrars and
Judges of election. respectively. for the
various election districts in the several
wards of said city, and the following
polling places are hereby selected and
designated as the places where said eIec-
ton shall be held in said election dis
tricts in said wards, as herein set out,
viz: n
First Ward. First Division-Fire De
partment building. West Morgan street
Registrar. r. w. Hodges. Judges of
Election, c. T.. Lee and !! EowGn to@-
crS.
First Ward, Second ID visiou-Com's
old store, corner Salisbury and Jones
streets. Registrar, f. a. Hatch. Judges
Gunter (col.)
Second Ward. First Division Haynes
shop. corner Morgan and Blount streets.
Registrar, NJ, Il. Haynes. Judges of
Election, NJ. j. Edward and *. W.
Merritt
Second Ward Second Division-E.
Hugh Lees store. corner Bloodworth
and Lane streets. Registrar, Z. G.
Lee and f. j. Best.
Third Ward, First Division-Jones'
warehouse, corner Blount and Davic
streets. Registrar. Ed. Marlborough.
Judges of Election, Ed. Scarborough and
c. E. King. !
Third Ward, Second Divison-Fulch-
er's store, corner Blount and Leno'r
streets. Registrar j. a. Wigs. Judges
of Election, w. A. Fulcher and Henry
Christmas. (col)
Fourth Ward. First Division-City lot
corner Salisbury and Davie streets.
Registrar, r. G. Reid Judges of Flee
ton, \. a. Blake and ID. Il. Sorrell.
Fourth Ward, Second Division-Peter
Jeffries' store, West South street. Reg
istrar Nj. A. Bledsoe, Jr. Judges OF
Election, Geo. Fowler and Peter jeff
reys, (col.)
The ballots to be used i'm the coming
election will be of white book paper
20 inches wide and 31a inches long,
without ornament, symbol or device
The offices and names thereon to be voted
for Will be printed in plain long primer
type
The names of the persons voted for for
mayor, city clerk and tax collector will
be ON ONE ballot, and the names of the
aldermen voted for i'll each separate cleo
ton district in the several wards of the
city will be ON another and separate bal
lot
The city clerk will furnish to each of
the election districts in the wards of the
city two ballot boxes, ONE of which shall
be for the ballots for mayor, city clerk
and tax collector. and the other for
aldermen voted for in said election dis
tlicts.
The following resolution was offered by
Alderman Mcdonald:
Whereas, Company *. First regiment
y. T.. Volunteers, of this city, will re-
turn here, in a few days after an au-
sence of twelve months in the service
of their country and having served with
honor and reflected the highest credit
upon their native city, it is the sense of
this Board that they should be received
with becoming horrors. therefore be it
Resolved. That the mayor appoint
committee of three members of the
Board of Aldermen to act with a COM
mittee of citizens to be selected by this
committee to welcome them on their ar
rival.
Resolved further, THAT a banquet and
reception be rendered the returning sol
diers in their late armory and that the
citizens and ladies generally be invited
to participate"
Ihe following committee was appoint
ed Messrs. Pegram, Correll and Par
IRISH.