The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-30

Third district--At the house Of j. W.
| Leach. IN said district
Spring Brook Township District.
| At the Scott school house, in said
township.
Taylor Borough Districts.
First ward-North Main street, in
said borough, at the Office Of John Il.
Davis.
Second ward-m a room of the build
ing owned by j. b. Winslow & Co., i'll
said district
Third ward-At Weber's rink, in said
ward.
Fourth ward-ln portable building
on vacant lot OF William p. Griffiths,
OIL 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
Athertun, in said ward.
Throop Borough District.
At the new borough building in said
borough
Borough of Vandling District.
At the hotel of Peter Butler, in said
borough.
Waverly Borough District.
At lhc Waverly band building, on
Church street. in said borough.
West Abingdon District.
At the hall of II. r.. capwell. in said
dlStr.c-.
Winton Borough Districts.
First ward--At public school house
No. l. in said borough.
Second Ward--At the No. school
house. on road leading TO the old Deck
er bridge, in said ward.
Third Ward-At the public house of
Thomas Reddington, corner Church
street and clarkson avenue. in said
ward.
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as IN and by the thirteenth section of
the act of July >, 1869. | am directed:
THAT every person except justices of
the peace. who shall hold amy office or
appointment of profit or trust under
the government OF tn" United States,
or this state or IN any city or incor-
porated district, whether a commits
stoned officer or otherwise, II suborCli-
nate officer or agent, who Is or shall
be employed under the legislative, judi
'iaIy or executive departments of this
state or the United States, or any city
or Incorporated district, ana also that
every nembcr OF Congress and state
Legislature. and of the Select and
Common Councils of any city, COM
missioner of amy Incorporated district
Is by law Incapable of holding on eNer-
ciSlng at the same time the Office o,
appointment Of Judge, Inspector or
clerk OF any election Of this common
wealth, and that no inspector or judge
or any officer of such election shall h"
eligible To amy office then TO be voted
for, eNcept that of an election officer"
Also, that in the fourth section of
the Act OF Assembly. entitled An act
relating to elections and for other pui-
poses" approved April IL, 1874, it is
enacted that the thirteenth section
'shall not be construed as To prevent
any military officer OF borough officer
from serving as judge, Inspector or
clerk III any general on special cleo
tlon in this commonwealth"
Also, that in the nth section of the
act ot January 80, 1874, il is enacted
that very general and special election
shall he open at seven o'clock i'm the
forenoon, and shall continue without
interruption or adjournment until
seven O'Clock in the evening, when the
polls shall be closed.
Also, that when Il judge by sickness
or unavoidable accident is unable ITO
attend snch meetings of Judges, then
the certificate OF return aforesaid shall
he taken charge of by the inspectors
or clerks of election OF said district,
who shall do ana perform the duties
tequised by said judge unable to at
tend.
Also, that in ease the court has since
IA" last election made changes In The
polling places not mentioned I'm this
reclamation. then n" correct polling
plac" win be i'm the place designated by
The court,
Given under my hand. al my olir.
at Scranton, this 18th day of October,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
line hundred ana one, I'm the one hun-
dred and lwenty-lifth year of the in
dependence of the United states.
God save the Commonwealth
ciiAS. ii. SCHADT Sheriff.
sheriif's office, Scranton, Pa. octo-
Der 25, 1901