The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-08
HAVE NAMED MANAGERS.
Getting Things in shape for the
Election Thursday.

The managers and clerks who will
act at the election for Ordinary Thurs
day have been selected by the four
candidates and lists of their names
were furnished to Chairman Alexander
of the County Democratic Executive
Committee yesterday.
The eleven boxes over which the
forty-four managers will preside will
be placed in position by Chairman
Alexander tomorrow in the locations
mentioned already in the Morning
News. After the voting stands have
been put up all that remains to be
done will be the swearing in of the
managers and clerks. The polls will
open at o'clock and the oaths will
be administered shortly before that
hour.
The following is a list of the man
ayers and clerks named;
For Mr.. Hartridge-
Managers-G NJ. Petronovetch, j. J.
Stafford Hugh Grady, G. Bourquin,
Michael Hanley, George S. VanHorne,
Thomas Cooley, ]. w. McIntire, John
Z. Schwarz, j. J. McDonugh, Jr., and
L. 2. Masters.
Clerks-w. F. Morel. j. E. Summer
Vile. W. T. Ennis, Z. 5. Ryan, A. w.
Schwarz. Rienard NJ. Charlton. r. A.
Beytagh, w H. Ray, ]. O'Donovan. c.
r. Hardee, c. L. Heller.
For Mr.. Collins
Managers-Lacey D. Nell, James L.
Gallagher. r. L. Colding, Charles A.
LaMotte, NJ. ]. Desverges, Jr., 7. ].
Sheftall, Frank McDermott, T. p.
Reynolds, A. A. Lawrence. John E.
Mcguire. John I. Morrissey.
Clerks-Arthur Scharff. B. o. Rogers,
John Ennis, T. D. Hodges. T. F.. Dun
ham, w. F. Reynolds, William Allen.
Harry Beckett, j. w. Brady, Frank
Gaffney. w. p. Scanlon.
For Capt. McAlpin-
Managers-Isidore Silverberg, Joe H.
Molina, Richard Wickham, David L.
Christian. w. P. LaRoche, Edward
Killorin, w. F. Constantine, Frank
VanGiesen, w. b. Spann, C. NJ. NAL
plus, Charles Hohenstein.
Clerks-D. e. McCuen, Lacy M. Nor
wood, l.. A. Beranc, Dennis d. Poun-
der, Louis f. Constantine, Joseph NJ.
Broderick, George Reagan, Eugene
J. H. McHugh.
For Mr.. Lazaron-
Managers-J R. Cain G. NJ. Cohen.
G.. E. Whatley, w. S. Harris, S. Mich
aelowski j. Alexander, David Worts-
man. r. R. Booze, j. l.. Kent. M.
Mursky, Sol Hirsch.
Clerks--Leo Stern. w. d. Vanden-
burg, j. Michaels, Joseph Lovenstein,
=. o. DeCastro, Morris Wachstein
Joseph Mendes, H. Barr, e. J. Thorn
as. e. w. Brown.
Ballots have already been mailed by
the candidates along with circular let
ters, asking for votes on grounds pecu-
liar to the candidates who have sent
them out. There is little more for the
heelers and leaders to do until the
opening of the polls, and preparations
are being made by the followers of the
several candidates to get out large
crowds tonight and tomorrow night
The McAlpin forces will have the last
shot from the platform, and are max
ing arrangements for a big turnout
tomorrow night. There will be plenty
of red fire and music, and a list OF
speakers will probably be announced
to-day.
There was no perceptible change in
the situation yesterday, and the fol-
lowers of the candidates claim to be
confident of victory. Wagers are still
being made and as far as is known no
odds are offered by those who have
money to put up on the result of the
battle of ballots. Mayor Myers and
superintendent Reilly have stated pos
itively that no rowdyism is going to be
permitted at the polls, which will prob
ably mean a much larger vote than
usual Neither workers or others are
permitted to stand on the sidewalks
around the Court House. under the
rules passed by the Executive Commit
tees. and Mayor Myers said yesterday
that he will see to 1t that the police
keep the heelers from around the voting
stands