The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-10
WARD WORKERS
ARE SELECTED
List of the Men to Whom Will Be
Entrusted the Detail Work of
the City Fight.

Chairman C.. Il. Chittenden, of the
Republican city committee, and Evan
Morris, candidate for city controller,
have agreed upon campaign commit
tees fol each ward in the city, and
the names of those selected to COM
prise these committees are printed
below
A change of plans has necessitated
the postponement of the committee
meeting, which was to have been held
on Saturday night, until Tuesday night,
when a rally will be conducted for the
purpose OF enthusiing the workers. a
2oodly number of workers assembled
in headquarters on Saturday night and
general discussion of ways and
means was indulged in.
The. workers in the wards in which
there are no fights and in which
apathy is likely to rule, are being es-
pecially impressed with the. necessity
of getting out the party vote, and this
is going to be sung in their ears until
election day. The ward committees
appointed are composed as follows:
First ward--Finley Ross, 2S0l North Main
arenne First district, Daniel Evans; Second
district, Charles Meade; Third district, Charles
Constantine; Fourth district, Alfred Pcarce;
Fifth district, John Mccullough.
Second warl-Erncst Miller, 1880 North Main
avenue; First district II. s. Alworih Second
district, Otto Meyers; Third district, William
CraSby; Fourth district, James Davis: Fifth
district, John Thomas.
Third warl-Giies Decker, G21 Cayuga street.
Fourth ward-D. b. Evans, 1914 SHETLAND
street; First district, Robert Eldrdge, North
Hyde Park avenue; Second district, James
MawSon, North Main avenue; Third district
George Schnell Lafayette street: Fourth dis.
trict, David Harris. North Garfield avenue.
Fifth ward-F. B. Reese, city hall; First dis
trict, Joseph Davis, Bromley avenue; Second dis
trict, David Cosgrove, Meridian street; Third
district Richard Morgan, Garfield avenue;
Fourth district, DIR. 4. y. Phillips, Wyoming
avenue
Sixth ward-Evan Lewis, 120 Ackcr avenue.
Seventh ward Edward Etscle, city hail.
Eighth ward-C. C. Ferbcr; First district, W.
\. Raub. Spruce street
Ninth ward-.Iames Moir 4OS Lackawanua
avenue; First district, Ira MITCHELL ". A. Bart
lett; Second district, w. j. Welsh. p. Sas Wal
ter; Third district, o. b. Wright, NJ. W. Lowry.
Tenth ward--Charlcs Wagner.
Eleventh wardJohn J. Schneider. 5O2 Cedar
avenue; Second district, Fred Scluman, Birch
street; Third district, August Englehnrdt South
Washington avenue
Thirteenth ward-B \. Jayne Capousc avenue
and Green Ridge street; First district, Albert
Nohacker: Second district James NJ. Athcrton:
Third district, William Perry
Fourteenth ward-Wm H. Stevens, l3O South
Main avenue.
Fifteenth ward-John II. Fellows: First dis.
trict, Edward Williams; Second district, Albert
Raynor.
Sixteenth ward-J. G. Seamans First district,
Joseph Danncr, Franklin avenue; Second dis.
trict, Dr. James Stein, Wyoming avenue and
Mulberry street.
Seventeenth ward-W. $. Dichl, Traders bank;
First district, Enos T. IIall Second district,
William Bennett; Third district, Robert T. Koch,
Ter.
Eighteenth ward-John Beaumont, ll0 South
Seventh street.
Nineteenth ward-Jacob Manz, 53l Mamie
street; First district Wm +. Vaughan; Second
district, George Napc; Third district, Henry
MeyeIS; Fourth district, T., Lowenstein.
Twentieth ward--Arhur Hewitt, South Web
ster avenue; Second district Charles Kloss. Stone
nyenue' Fourth district, Jacob W. Burghousc,
lI2I Pittson avenue
Twen,y'iirst ward-lIon. John r. Farr. North
Main avenue; Second district, Edward G. Thomas,
216I Frink street.