The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-06

ward, Oscar Randolph, Andrew O'tIoro. sixtl
ward, Charles oliver, A. +. McDonough; Sccont
district, NJ Chapman, =. j. Dempsey.
| Elmhurst horouglA. p. Williams. Jane.
| O'Brien.
Fell township-second district. James Apple
| Thomas Cropnn; Fourth district, Peter Parry
John Iicmmine.
Ulenburn borough George Z. No,tlup, Eugene
| Reed.
Greenfield township--,lol,n w. Wilcox, william
! Haley.
jefferson township John q. Walt. Monroe
Meyers.
.iermyn-First ward, W. q. Graves, Anthony
Fcency. Second ward, Johnson Bennett NJ. s.
Collins. Third ward, George Nicholson, Patrick
Durlick.
I.ackawanna townshp--South district, W. l..
Jones. Patrick philbin East district, John II.
William, Patrick MrDcrinott Northeast district,
| II. n. Thomas. James Durkcn Southwest district,
Thomas Toolc, Patrick Langan
Madison townsp-J. u. Icager, II. +. Kcar.
ncy.
Mayncld--willam Griffith NJ. j. Grady.
Newton township--J. H. Hopkins, W. 4. Aten.
North Arlington townshp--W. II. Stevens, A.
r. Carpenter
Old Forge town.hip-First district, John n.
Cook, NJ J. o'Mallcy; Fourth district, John A.
Woods, Thomas Ford.
olyphant--First ward. william Lonsmayer,
Stephen Reap. Second ward. Joseph L.. Davies,
John j. Carabinn Third ward, First district,
George Millard. John Conners; Second district,
.,obeck Grcslock. Lewis n. Boyle. Fourth ward.
Elijah Hayes, james McAndrew.
Ransom townshipFirst district, A. n. Snoyer,
Charles Richards; Second district Jacob Wilson,
Charles Baitesch.
Scranton--Frst ward, First district. Walter
Kennedy, James Lotus; Second district, L. w.
Pierce, NJ. j. Walsh; Third district. j. A. Ath-
crton, Lawrence Holmes; Fourth district, Lewis
H. John, John Joyce; Fifth district, George Hall,
John Connolly.
Second ward First district. Orlando Jones, O..
p. Miller; Second district, j. W. Benjamin, A. B..
Ruddy; Third district, John Fidiman. James
Flynn; Fourth district, Thomas Lewis, f. A.
Knight.
Third ward, First district, Thomas Jones. John
+. Mcnamara; Second district q. S. Decker,
John Mccormack
Fourth ward--First district, David r. Jones,
william Clroy; Second district, James ID. llar.
ris Lawrence Monaghan; Third district, James
Crozur, Judson Mosicr; Fourth district, ". W..
Hopkins, j. B. Mcconnell.
Fifth wart-First district, Joseph Evans, Ber.
nard McGill; Second district, Frank Metz. Patrick
Rogan; Third district, James Brown, James Re-
gam Fourth district, John S. Harris, John
Wright.
Sixth ward-rirst district. Adam l.. Brown.
Joseph Drury; Third district, Thomas o. Jones,
John Mullaney.
Seventh ward-Thrd district, John F.. Eisele,
James Hicks.
Eighth warl-First district. Fred DUR, W. p.
Boand Second district, W. S. Milar, j. &.
Roche.
Ninth ward-First district, Jacob Bauman, John
]. O'Boye; Second district, G.. =. Jadwin, Geo.
McMullen Third district, Eugene lIeaey, r. j.
Murray.
Tenth ward-First district, william Iost, Will
lam Bainbach; Second district, Henry Moore, Ed.
ward Hartman.
Eleventh ward--First district, Fred Henson,
Michael Kramer; Second district. Charles Web.
ber, jr., William Kline; Third district, james T.
NIcC;acnners. Frank McGrath
Twelfth ward-Fi,st district James T. Nc.
Gildrick. David CLARK: Second district, Francis
Wren. Michael Haggcrty.
Thirteenth wart--Tirst district, David G. Wat.
son. Y. J. Madden; Second district A. 4. Nieicr,
John r. McTague; Third district, A. b. Lid
stone, Daniel Pace.
Fourteenth ward--Fi,st district, Bert D. Will
Jams. William Gulrcll; Second district, John
Lloyd, Michael Flynn
Fifteenth ward--First district, William jenkins,
NJ F. Clarke; Second district. W. ]. Davies, Mi
chacl Jennings.
Sixteenth ward-First district, John A. Shef.
fer NJ +. Handey; Second district George +.
Schaetfer. I.orenz Zeidler.
Seventeenth ward--First district. Z. j.. Buck,
W. A. Wilcox; Second district, John 7. Howe,
Herman Osthaus Third district John p. Jones,
NJ. Il. Howley.
Eighteenth ward--Wlliam Wheeler. John Elan.
merry.
Nineteenth ward--First district. August Relner,
William Tanner; Second district, George Nape,
A. J. Mulderig; Third district, Christian Rose,
Fred Kirchotf; Fourth district, John steinmetz,
John Murray.
Twentieth ward-First district. Charles Smre.
Michael McGary: Second district. Joseph
Shorten, NJ. +. Cahaln; Third district, James
Shorten. Charles O'Donncll: Fourth district,
Jacob W. Berghauser, NJ. j. Ianean.
Twenty-frst ward--First district, 7. H. Battcn.
berg. James Wynnc; Second district, -honlas
Norton, John Ward.
South Abington-First district. W. $. Trace
Nathan Calender; Third district, II. r. Richard
son, Charles Gaffney
Taylor-First ward, David T. Jones, William
Judge. Second ward Edmund Jones. Thomas
Moran Third ward. John D. Francis, Edward
Mclaughlin. Fourth ward, Lewis c. Lewis, Ross
Keogh Fifth ward Edward Evans, William Day.
enport.
Throop--Geolge II. llaverlv, Edward Lyons.
Nandling--Thonas Jones, jr.
WintonFrst ward, G. r. Barnett: Thomas
tawcy. Second ward: Thomas Woods, A. +.
McGuinness. Third ward. George Nancarrow,
James Connery
ELECTION OFFICERS.
Court yesterday made the following
additional appointments OF election
officers
Gilbert g. Griffin, judge OF election. Second
district, South Abingdon, in place OF F.. G.
Thornley,, resigned.
William d. Birtley, minority inspector. Fourth
district, Second ward, Scranton, in place Of
David j. Evans removed.
Eugene May, minority inspector, Seventh ward,
Second district, in place OF Frank McAndrew, dc.
ceased
Frank Hall. majority inspector. Seventeenth
ward. First district in place of Curtis Powell,
resigned
Thomas Callahan, minority inspector, Blakely,
First ward in place OF John Gricr, who has
moved from the district.
Michael Kane, minority inspector, Third ward,
Second district, Scranton.
John b. Gillespie, majority inspector, Second
ward, First district, Scranton
Philip Weiner, majority inspector, Sixteenth
ward, Second district, Scranton. vice Eugene
Davis, resigned.
The order on Oct. 10, appointing Thomas Nc.
Hale judge OF election in the Fourth ward
Second district, Carbondalc, and the order OF
Oct. 81, appointing T.. +. Mcdonald TO the same
Office, which were made on the erroneous s,Ig.
gestion that James Walsh, the duly elected Judge,
had moved from the district were revoked.