Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-16
ELECTION OFFICERS.
Appointed by the Supervisors Of
Prince George County.
Special Correspondence OF The Star
UPPER MARLBORO, Md,

UPPER MARLBORO. Md,
| September 10, 1907.
| The board of election supervisors for
| Prince George county. Messrs. Y. Van
| Clagett, J. Frederick Waters and Charles
l.. Turner, met here yesterday and an
nounced the appointment OF the following
judges and clerks of election to serve at the
November election:
] Evansville disadvantages. John P. Tur-
| ner. democrat: Robert H. Hughes, republi-
| can; clerks. John E. Burch, democrat; Ed
| ward A. Gaylor. republican.
Bladensburg disadvantages. Frank H.
| Gasch. democrat; George E. Williams re-
| publican: clerks Harper Beckett. demo-
| crat; Claude E. Warren, republican.
Marlboro disadvantages, Anthony Wy
| vile, democrat; DR. Reverdy Sasscer, re-
publican; clerks, George w Buck. demo-
! crat; F. w. Wilson, republican.
Nottingham district-Judges, c. W. Tay-
| man, democrat; Reginald Burroughs. re-
publican; clerks, Thomas A; Garner, demo-
crat; Ernest Garner, republican.
| Piscataway disadvantages, Daniel john
| son. democrat; John Callahan, republican,
clerks Charles B. Boswell, democrat; Jc-
seph F. A. Murphy, republican.
Spauldings disadvantages. Owen g.
| Swami, democrat; Milton f. Ryon, repub-
| lican; clerks, George F. Fenwick. demo-
| crat; Sheppard sansbury. republican,
Queen Anne disadvantages, w. E.
Brown democrat: Case Boyce. republican;
clerks, w. A. Sweeney, democrat; Augustus
Davis republican.
AQuasco disadvantages, Joseph f. Glib
bons, democrat; J. Strong HUNT, republic
can; clerks, ]. Howe Rawlings, democrat;
Thomas B. Greer, republican.
Surratts disadvantages, Richard H.
Curtain, democrat; A. B. Evans, republican.
| Clerks. C. Herbert shafrer, democrat; Irv-
| ing Allen, republican.
Laurel district first precinct-Judges.
Fleaster, republican. Clerks, De Wilton NJ.
| Haslup, democrat; James l.. Beall, republic
can. Second precinct-Judges. c. E. Phelps.
| democrat: William H. Dorsey republican.
Clerks, John r. Jones, democrat; j. 3.
Simms republican.
Brandywine disadvantages. J. A. Sum-
| mers, democrat; George w. Waters. repub-
| lican. Clerks, H. II. Robinson. democrat;
| Walton R. Lusby, republican.
| Oxon Hill district-Judges. w. II: Yoe,
| democrat Edward F. Dyer, republican;
| Clerks. John w. Fowler, democrat; c. E.
Curtain, republican.
| Kent disadvantages, H. H. Tayman,
| democrat Alien w. Mallory, republican.
Clerks. Bernard F. Brown, democrat w. C.
| Crandell, republican.
Bowie disadvantages, j. B. Hardie. DEM
| ocrat; ]. w. Breashears. republican. Clerks,
r. Lee Mullikin, democrat w. A. Cross re-
publican.
| Sweeney, democrat; Arthur Sweeney, repub-
| lican. Clerks, Richard Bowie. democrat;
| H. w. Clagett republican.
| Hyattsvile disadvantages L. l.. Gray,
| democrat; Herbert G. Moffatt, republican.
Clerks, ]. Dallas Erwin. democrat; G. Gia-
| chetti, republican.
Chillum district-Judges: w. Plummer.
| democrat; Joseph G. Haas republican
| Clerks. Charles G. Speake, democrat; War
! rem w. Jones, republican.
These ffiudges and clerks will qualify Sat-
| urday, September 81 in Marlboro
| The board of election supervisors also
announced the appointment of the follow
| ing registration officers In the several cleo
ton districts Of the county, with the days
purpose of registering qualified voters:
| First sitting. Tuesday. October /; second
sitting, Tuesday. October 8; third sitting,
Tuesday. October 10 On the last named
| date no new names will be entered on the
! books, this sitting being for revision only.
| The officers will sit from o'clock am.
| to o'clock p. m. on each of the days named
| above. Their names and places for regis
tration follow:
First Evansville district, Grange Hail.
| Beltsvllle-J. C. Loveless, democrat; Ed
ward 7. Shea, republican.
| Second, Bladensburg district Charles
| Manning's residence-Alfred T. Browning,
! democrat: Meyer Edlavitch, republican.
Third. Marlboro district, Truck house
Joseph V. Wyville. democrat; Charles Ira
| band, jr., republican.
Fourth. Nottingham district. H. H. Sass
| GERS store-T. r. Sasscer, democrat; Will
| liam E Duvall. republican.
Fifth, Piscataway district Mrs. Under
| woods residence-James r. Edelen, demo-
| crat; James A. Underwood, republican.
( Sixth, spaulding's district. Elias Gray's
residence-R. G. Boone, democrat; w. E
| r. Suit. republican
| Seventh, Queen Anne district Caroline
| Harrison's decentralization Peach. de mo-
| crat; William H Hamilton, republican.
| Eighth, Aquasco district, John r. Rich
ardson's store-John r. Richardson, demo-
| crat; BoykAn E. Watson, republican.
| Ninth. Sufratts district Thomas store
w. H. Young. democrat; John o. Dennson,
| republican.
Tenth, Laurel district first precinct), city
| hall-F. ]. Ahearn, democrat; ]. w. o.
| Disney, republican. Second precinct, Shat
fer's store-W H. Owens, democrat; Robert
G. Frye. republican.
| Eleventh, Brandywine district-W. II.
Tayman, democrat; H. w. Crimes republic
can.
Twelfth, Oxen Hill district ]. T. Grimes
| store-Charles Marden, democrat; Richard
| T. Grimes. republican.
| Thirteenth, Kent district, new house on
Mrs. Laura Magruder's lot at Brightseat-
jeremiah ]. Crowley, democrat; George
| Benjamin, republican.
| Fourteenth, Bowie district, Paul Watts
| store-R. H. Hall, democrat; Trueman d.
Gross. republican
Fifteenth, Melwood district, William
| Oge's resldence-R. s. Fraser, democrat;
1 Percy Duyall republican