Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-19
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Total Registered Vote of Montgomery
County-Jurors Drawn.

| Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, October IS, 1906
The total registered vote of Montgomery
| county, as shown by the books as revised
at the recent sittings of the officers Of reg
| istration, is now 1905 1874 being whites
and 2,017 colored. The registered vote is
| 1853 less than that of last year, being de-
crease Of IS in the registered white vote
and a decrease Of IS in the registered col
| ored vote.
| At this years sittings Of the officers OF
| registration there was a decrease in the
| registered vote in all but three districts
Bethesda with %, Damascus with and
Colesville with 2 being the only ones to
show gains. The other districts lost as fol-
lows: Laytonsville, "a; Clarksburg, IL;
Poolesville. II; Rockville. 10; Jamestown.
10; Olney, 80; Gaithrsburg %; Potomac,
II; GAINESVILLE. q, and Wheaton, IA.
The total registered white and colored
vote Of the county by districts Is now as
follows:
Laytonsville-White, 295; colored, 157; to-
tai, 452.
Clarksburg-White, 80; colored, IS; to-
tai, 455
Poolesville-white. PSI; colored, 1876; to-
Rockville-First precinct-White, ST. col
White, 265; colored, Is; total, 343.
Colesville-White, 4O7; colored, 1877; total,
GA.
Darnestown-white, 2s2; colored. 1874; to-
tai, 416.
Bethesda-White, 400; colored, 81; total,
473.
Olney-First precinct-White, 1888: color
ed, 127; total, 315. Second precinct-White,
$50; colored, 1874; total, 374.
Gaithersburg-White, 402; colored, 1914;
total, 500.
Potomac-white, 234; colored, 70: total.
3H.
Barnesville-white, a44; colored. 1913; to-
tai, 467.
Damascus-white. 437; colored, 81; total,
494.
Wheaton-First precinct-White, 1856; col
ored 145; total, 531 Second precinct
White, $50; colored, SO; total. 1885,
Judge James B. Henderson today drew
the following to serve as jurors at the No
vember term of the circuit court for this
county, which begins here Monday, No
vember u:
Laytonsyille district-George W. Mobley.
Lloyd c. Collifower, Seth W. Warfield.
Clarksburg-Julian B. Waters. Alexander
H. Burdette, George B. McAtee.
Poolesville-Harvey J. White. Joseph F.
Rockville-A. A. Braddock, William H.
Beard, Charles A. Claggett, Clay B. Ed
wards. John E. West, John H. O'Neal.
Colesville-William A Bean, Edmund C.
Davis, Morris Bready.
Jamestown - Sylvester Thrift, Julian
Griffith, Stephen B. Walch.
Bethesda-Thomas S. Perry, Magruder w.
Offutt, Warren v. Magruder.
Olney-Charles F. Brooke, Frank M. Hal
lowell. Josiah w. Jones, Laurason B.
Riggs.
Gaithersburg-Edmun L. Amiss. Leoni-
das Ricketts,, Frank c. Hutton, James E.
Garrett.
Potomac-George r. Beall, Francis 8. Kill
gour, Ohio C. Ward.
BarnesvIlle-Charles C. Jamison, Daniel
Shreve. Benjamin Robertson.
Damascus-Munroe H. Walling, sJohn
Purdum, Joseph N. Burdette.
Wheaton-John W. Lucas. Richard c.
Windham, George o. B. Cissell, William B.
Kelly, Frank P. Clark.
The big meeting OF the republican cam
paign in this county will be held at CATH
ersburg Thursday evening of next week.
Col. George A. Pearre. the candidate for
Congress. will be present and deliver an
address, and others who will speak are:
Messrs. Thomas c. Noyes, Thomas Daw-
son. Galen l.. TAFT and c. w. Clum. "A
band will be on hand to enliven the occa-
sion. The party managers expect to make
1t big affair.