The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-11

-hoANh TIN. III lhS OPiilOh Vi dtbOi-
neys for the petitioners, the election
viii be held, unless the liquor men
can get a decision from the Circuit
Court before the election, and secure
a reversal of the decision of the
County Commissioners, which was
given by that body at 500 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Change of ven
ue, and other delaying tactics, ac-
cording to the attorneys of the option
petitioners will be Of no avail, and If
reversal rs not given between this
trme and the election, then the cleo
tion will be held on Thursday, March
4th, to determine whether the sale
of Intoxicating liquors as a beverage
shall continue in Marshall county
OF course the attorneys for the saloon
keepers of this city, will pursue de-
laying tactics if possible.
Commissioners Deny Answer.
When the commissioners convened
OF considering the Local Option Eiec-
Thursday Afternoon, for the purpose
ton, Attorney KelEson representing
Fred NJ Shoemaker, saloon keeper
OF this city, sought to nle with the
commissioners, an answer to the de-
cison of that body. The thought
contained in the answer was the same
as that embodied in the petition for
a temporary restraining order which
was made before Judge Bernetha
few days ago; namely, that Fred
Shoemaker would be personal loser
by the decision, chat his property
would be affected and damaged, also
on the grounds that no appropriation
had been made by the county council
for holding the election, and lastly
fer the reason uhat the local option
law IS unconstitutional. Thereupon
the attorneys for the option pt:irion-
ers maintained that the answer was
premature, and furthermore should
not, and could not be acted upon by
the commissioners. A demur to the
answer was fled by Attorneys Stew
ems, Matthew and Parks This demur
was sustained BY the commissioners.
and the petition for election was
granted. The time was set for Thurs
day, March 4th.
The following are the Judges and
Clerks, appointed by the board for
the Local Option election The in
spectors will be the same as former
ly, with few changes.
Center Township.
PRECINCT ONE.
Judges: John Richsy, dry; Frank
Pierce, wet. Clerks; Geo. Kline, dry:
Clyde Bennett. wet
PRECINCT TWO.
Judges: Chris Fisher. dry; Chas.
Ulrich, wet Clerks, Calvin p. king
er, dry; Geo. Kruger, Jr., wet.
PRECINCT THREE.
Judges: A. R. Underwood, dr.;
Tim O'Keefe wet Clerks: X. F.
Brooke, dry; Frank Kellison, wet.
PRECINCT FOUR.
Judges: Robert Liggett, dry;
Thomas Chaney, wet Clerks: Davi5
]. VanVactor. dry; Grant Hanes, wet
PRECINCT FIVE.
Judges: d. L. Dickenson dry; Jo-
seph E. Marshall, wet Clerks: W.
B. Kyle, dry; w E. Leonard, wet.
PRECINCT SIX.
+ Judges: F. NJ. McCrory, dry; Hen
ry Ulrich. wet. Clerks: A. c. North,
dry.
PRECINCT SEVEN.
Judges: Frank Hobby, dry; John
Hennessy, wet. Clerks: Webb Roah-
rig, dry; Fred BeM, wet.
Green Township.
PRECINCT ONE.
Judges: Debolt Kline. dry; Chas.
Weidner. wet Clerks: David Stay
ton,, drs John Zumbaugh, wet
\ PRECINCT TWO.
Judges: Elijah Cannon, dry; Geo
Carver, wet. Clerks: John White, dry;
Geo Voreis, wet.
West Township.
PRECINCT ONE.
Judges: Sam Burgener, dry; VIM
Fl. Welborn, wet Clerks: L. V. Hoff
dry; Jesse Garrison. wet
PRECINCT TWO.
| Judges: James tSuck, dry; Lincolr
Koch. wet. Clerks: Warren McFar
lin, dry; Doris Strawhecker. wet
Union Township.
PRECINCT ONE.
| Judges: Garfield Overmyers, dry
| Amos Friend, wet. Clerks: John F
| Behmer, dry: Jacob Vanderweele, we
PRECINCT TWO.
| Judges: Henry Zechiel, dry; DaviC
Swigart, wet Clerks III. J. Meredith
dry; Isadore Hessel, wet.
PRECINCT THREE.
| Judges: James South, dry; Jane
Wilson, wet Clerks: John Kline
dry; Dow Rector, wet.
| Tippecanoe Township.
PRECINCT ONE.
Judges: O. A. Shaw, dry; Johl
Bennett. wet. Clerks. Otis Fields
dry; Stewart Severns, wet
PRECINCT TWO.
Judges: Clinton s. Partridge, dry
Monroe Slaffer, wet. Clerks: Gee
Gallentine, dry; Chas. Smith wet
Walnut Township.
PRECINCT ONE.
/ T.