The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-29
sHRRiers PROCLAMATION.

ward. '"'"
Thirteenth ward, First district-At
the store OF William Roberts, corner
Capouse avenue and Larch street, In
said district.
thirteenth ward, Second dlstrct--At
the house of William Weber, No. 1929
Penn avenue, In said ward.
thirteenth ward, Third district--At
portable building on Dickson avenue
near the corner of Green Ridge street,
In said ward.
Fourteenth ward, First district-At
the mouse OF Thomas Cosgrove, in said
district.
Fourteenth ward. Second dIstrlct--At
the hotel of Philip Schneii on Lacka-
wanna avenue, in said ward.
Fifteenth ward, First district-At "a
portable building near the corner of
south Main avenue and Eynon street,
In said ward.
Fifteenth ward, Second district--At
the Fellows building. corner OF South
Main avenue and Luzerne street, in
said ward.
Sixteenth ward, First district-At tho
Eagle hotel. in said ward.
Sixteenth ward Second district-At
the hotel Of William II. ,Whyte, Nos.
500 and 502 Wyoming avenue, on east
erly corner of said avenue and Vjna
street, in said district.
seventeenth Wuru, flTSC ulStrlOt-AL
a portable building on Spruce street
near corner of Jefferson avenue, in
said district.
Seventeenth ward, Second district
At portable building near the corner
of Madison avenue and Mulberry
street. in said ward.
Seventeenth ward. Third district-At
booth corner of Irving avenue and
Mulberry street.
EiHhteonth war6--At rOyt q hIo
building on Railroad avenue. near Sew
enth street. in said ward.
Nineteenth ward, First district-At
the. house of John c. Dippre, in said
ward.
Nineteenth ward. Second 6listrict-At
the house of Joseph Kramer. corner
Prospect avenue and Market street.
Nineteenth ward. Third district-At
the house of August Neuls. at the
southerly corner Of Irving avenue and
Willow street, in said ward.
Nineteenth ward. Fourth district--At
the house occupied by Charles Beck at
S22 Meadow avenue.
Twentieth ward. First district-At
the house of P. Corcoran, on Cedar
avenue. in said ward.
Twentieth ward, Second district-At
the house Of Frank Moeller, in said
district.
Twentieth ward, THIRD district-At
the house Of r. j. Gallery, on the upper
side Of Birney avenue, in said ward.
Twentieth ward, Fourth district-At
the house of Andrew Hartinetz, corner
Stone avenue and Palm street, in said
ward.
Twenty-flrst ward, First district-At
the office of James Mears. corner Of
North Main avenue and Ridge street,
in said ward.
TwentY-first ward, Second district
At the house Of Ann Y. Jones, in said
ward.
South Arlington District.
First district-At the hall Of M. s.
Frace, in the village Of Clark's Green.
Second district-At schilling's hall,
in the village of Clark's Summit.
Third district-At the house ,of ]. w.
Leach, in said district.
Spring Brook Township District.
At the Scott school house. dn said
township.
Taylor Borough.
First ward-North Main street, IN
said borough, at the office of John r,
Davis.
Second ward-In room of the tufrdl
ng owned by ]. b. Winslow & Eo.. ii
said district.
Third ward-At Weber's rink, in said
ward.
Fourth ward-In a portable building
vacant lot Of William P. Griffiths, on
Washington street, in said ward.
Fifth ward-In a building on land Of
d.. l.. & w. r. r. Co., westerly side of
Main road, opposite property Of Ira
Atherton, in said ward.
Throop Borough.
At new borough building in said bou
'ugh
Borough Of Vandling.
At the hotel of Peter Butler in said
Waverly Borough Districts.
AT the Waverly band building. on
Church street, in said Borough.
West Arlington District.
At the house of H. e. Capwell, in
aid district.
Winton Borough Districts.
First ward-At public school house
10. 1, in said borough.
Second ward-At the No. school
Iouse on road leading to the old Deck
II Bridge, in said ward.
Third Ward-At the public house of
Thomas Reddington, 'corner Church
treet and Clarkson avenue, In said
ward.
| also make known and give notice,
8 In and by the thirteenth section of
he act of July 2. 1869, ! am directed:
That every person, except justices of
he peace. who shall hold any office or
ppOintment of profit or trust under
he government of the United States.
4 this state, or in any city or incor-
Grated district, whether commis-
ioned officer or otherwise, a subor-
mate officer or agent, who Is or shall
e employed under the legislative,
or executive departments of
his state or the United States, or any
ity or incorporated district and also
hat every member of Congress and
he State Legislature. and OF the Sc
,ct and Common Councils of any city,
of any Incorporated dis
rict Is by law incapable Of holding or
Xercisins at the same time the office
r appointment of Judge, inspector or
Jerk of any election of this common
'ealth, and that no Inspector or
Idge, or any officer of such election,
hall he eligible to any Office then to
q voted for. except that of an election
ficer."
Also, that in the fourth section of the
,ct of the Assembly. entitled An act
.lating to elections and for other pur-
Dses," approved April IS, 1874, it is en-
nted that the thirteenth section shall
OF be so construed as to prevent anv
ilitary officer or borough officer from
irving as Judge, inspector or clerk, at
ny general or special election in this
Also, that in the fifth section of the
It of January 30. 1874 it is enacted
lat every general and special election
lall be open at seven O'Clock in the
renoon, and shall continue without
terrupton or adjournment until
ven o'clock in the evening, when the