Evening journal., 1905-05-30
QUINN WAS SHORT
OF PETITIONERS
Dropped AS a Candidate for
Member of the Board of
Education
SAME NAMES ON THE PETITIONS

The Board Of Canvass OF the Board
OF Public Education met yesterday
afternoon and dropped Frank ]. Quinn
as a candidate in the Second ward be
cause his petition did not have the re-
quired number of names. Originally
there were three candidates. John C.
kersey. Bernard DInahoa and Mr.
Quinn. When ths petitions oi the two
last were examined, however. it was
found that they contained duplicate
names. which Is contrary 10 law.
Mr.. Donahoe had more names on his
lpetition than needed but he refused 20
allow enough to be stricken of TO allow
Mr.. Quinn TO remain on the ticket and
after considerable discussion. It was
finally decided to eliminate the dupn-
cate names IN question off both petitions
This left Mr.. Quinn five short of the
number required and his name will not
lappear on the ticket. He remarked
upon leaving that he would attend to
Mr.. Donahoe on the day Of the school
election.
The names Of candidates viii be
advertised in two daily papers for FIVE
days preceding the election.
They viii appear In the following
order:
For president-Daniel Ross. f. p.
lShortlidge. Robert Adair.
First ward-Dr T. O. Cooper.
Second ward-John c. Kersey. Bernard
Donahoe
Third ward-George Turner, ]. d.
Carter.
Fourth ward-William Turner, Dr. II.
10. Buckmaster.
Fifth ward-Lewis b. Morrow. Rob
ert w. Tadman.
Sixth ward-Dr. Samuel G. Elbert
David Megin.
Seventh ward-Dr. John Palmer. DR.
- II. w. Briggs. EllwOod c. Jackson.
Eighth ward-William j. Burton.
Ninth ward-Samuel II. Bayard.
Tenth ward-Thomas F. O'Donnell
Eleventh ward-Thomas J. Sullivan.
Twelfth ward-Louis Shanfer, William
o. Brown, Simon =. Doherty.
THE POLLING PLACES.
The Board of Education last nigh
fixed upon the following polling places
several changes being made in the lis
agreed upon week ago:
First ward: School No. %, seconi
street, near Washington street, and tn
offices OF the Wilmington and Brandy
vine Leather Company at POS Yves
I Fourth street
Second ward; School No. Il, Clay
o mont and LobdeM streets and at tn
Northwest corner Of Second and Wal
nut streets.
Third ward: School No 3, Wash
ington street, below Third street. and a
e.
Monroe streets.
3 Fourth ward: School No. !, Frencl
street, above Fifth street: School Nc
q z, at Fifth and Pine strets.
3 Fifth ward: School No 9. at Eight
p and Wollaston streets: School No. 2s
at Eighth and Adams streets, and a
, the Southwest corner of Seventh am
Rodney streets in the home Of DAME
Stewart.
Sixth ward: School No. 3, Walnu
street, near Twelfth street, and at tn
northwest corner Of Seventh an
French streets.
Seventh ward: School No. 2, a
Eleventh and Washington streets
School No. 13. at Seventeenth and Unio
streets and at the Northwest corner 4
Eleventh and Adams streets.
= Eighth ward: School No. s. Sevent
and Spruce streets; School No. 20, a
Tenth and Spruce streets.
Ninth ward: School No 1s. a
Twenty second and Market streets
School No. II, Sixteenth and Clay
mont streets. and at School No. 2S, a
S Thirtieth and Madison streets.
y Tenth ward: School No. Is. at Thir
n and Harrison streets, and at the south
len 80 Of ~,
n jackson streets.
s Eleventh ward: School No. 10, 9
n Oak and Harrison streets. and at tn
Il southwest corner of Fifth avenue an
r Brown street.
d Twelfth ward: School No. u. at F'ift
and Scott streets and at the south
e west corner of Fourth and Rodne
y streets.