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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

My Mecca across the bay was Mrs
Warren Cheney. dean of the womans
department of the University of Cali
fornia
The title sounds imposing, does it
not? But Mrs. Cheney was not so.
She was charnngly cordial
When 1 told her my errand she
laughed
We'll. 1 ought to be able to help
you. I've been turning out girls to
teach school for the last % years.
Sometimes I get conscience stricken
when 1 think of It."
'Why?" 1 asked
''Oh, when I see them three or four
years afterward with their roses
faded tired. nervous"
rs it such hard work as that?''
yes" she replied, with a little
sigh. its very hard work. The air
of a schoolroom is bad
Her own little office, that I had
passed through the room of her ap-
pointing secretary to reach, looked out
into the green trees Of the campus
The easement window was open and
the air was coming In soft and fresh
about how long do university
graduates continue to teach?" I in
quired
The average is four years"
rs that all?"
'sYes; they leave it to marry or take
up other lines of work 1 have been
made member of a committee of
college women selected from all over
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ent two years course, we have entirely
separated the academic from the tech
nical. This is purely training school.
There are over 500 pupils here being
taught by our normal classes"
DO they actually come in here and
teach school for two years?" I asked,
surprised.
Yes. and they teach every subject
they viii be required to teach in the
grammar schools" he answered.
Then you must take only high
school graduates said.
Yes, we do. And we test them be-
sides" He went out and presently re-
turned with some rather formidable
looking textbooks compiled by pro-
fessors of the faculty There was one
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
By Katherine Atkinson

~ OES It pay the state to educate
its teaohersF
Do normal school and univer-
sity girl graduates continue
teaching long enough to make an ade-
quate return for the money invested
in their training?
To Doctor Frederic Burk. presi-
dent-o the San Francisco normal school
and an authority on matters educa-
uonal, I proceeded for enlightenment.
Does it pay the state, Doctor Burk.
to educate its teachers? How many Of
them marry?"
More. than you think" said he with
a quizzioaI little smile that seemed to
say. We are about to be discovered.'s
From what standpoint do you wish
TO know II it pays?" he inquired.
From the practical one Of interest
on the money invested. I'd like to
fnd out what percentage of teachers
marry and about the average length of
time they. teach before marrying"
'I am writing book on that very
subject" said the doctor, but haven't
got nay data together yet. It means
several. days work to sift those figures
down. I am counting on my summer
vacation TO find time for that work"
II only want TO get at it approxi-
rately," said. surely you can tell
me.-.-K You know"
No said he emphatieally, 4 don't
know Figures are queer things. You
may think YOU. know and be altogether
wrong. You must be absolutely certain
Of your figures before you can get care
less with them. And he looked at me
almost severely. This school is young
vet" lie continued only II years old.
In that time we have graduated nearly
800 pupils-492. I can tell you this.
though. of those 492 graduates only
three lave left teaching to- go into
other pursuits. Less than ! per cent"
He pulled open ore Of the drawers
at the side. of his desk and brought
ont a little book
Here is whereI have kept track Of
the earlier classes and he turned over
the pages and showed me the names
Of the members and underneath each
name the very information I was look
ing for
This is what you want" said he,
"only it's not got together yet; but 1
suppose we can take one of these
classes and see. what happened" And
we did.
He read over the names of the first
class graduated in 1901. telling me how
many had married and how many were
stin toaching. and l tailed as he read.
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the country. whose work it is to look
up new fields of employment for our
women graduates. At first I thought
wouldn't have time for it, but when
found how interesting the work was
of the things they wish to study. Why"
she continued, we had one girl here
who wanted to be a wireless opera
tor" We both laughed. That was
rather unusual, wasn't it? But, Sc
riously," she went on, take, for in
stance, stenography."
college graduates 1 looked in
credulous.
yes, 1 know what you think, but
we are turning out stenographers who
command 500 and $125 a month. When
a girl is competent to be the secre-
tary of scientific man. can spell and
punctuate, and if she runs into a
French quotation knows what to do
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

from the towns about the bay and from
here in San Francisco. In the case of
the country Schools like Chico and San
Diego. fed from the country districts"
"Oh, I see what you mean: our girls
have more style, they are more attrac-
tive ret1Irnad
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

~ OES It pay the state to educate
its teachers?
Do normal school and uDiver-
sity girl graduates continue
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-11-11
TIMBER LAKE
SCORES AGAIN

Timber Lake won victory in
its fight 10 become the county seat
Of the new Dewey county which is
to be oaganlzed after the first Of
the year
It's chief competitor was Isa0cl.
There were three polling places
and Timber Lake town vote5
solidly for its+lf, 142 votes, while
Isabel gave I25 for Isa be. and 8 for
its rival. White Horse east 81 for
Timber Lake, Z for Isabel and 4
for Eagle Butte.
The Timber Lake ticket was
elected. A. w, Stoe will be the
new county judge, Chas, Maupin,
sheriff, j. j. Holley, clerk, Engi-
neer Leroy, surveyor, DR.. Beal,
coroner, and the comm. .ssioners
are to be b. M Herman, O. j
Fett and c. r. Flowers. For
stat IS attorneT there is a division
between, Water Brisbine and r.
l.. Dimlan.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-11-11
WHO
WON OUT
Vessey

Grvernor-Vessey
Lieut.. Governor Byrno
Congrcasmen: Burke, Martin
Judge Supreme Court, 4th Dist.
Smith
Judge Supreme Court, 9th Dist,
Mccoy
Secretary of States. G. Policy
Attorney General R. c. john
son
State Auditor-H. b. Anderson
State Treasures-G. g. Johnson
Commissioner Of Scheol and
Pebble Lands f. F. Brinker
Supt. of Public Instruction-C.
G. Lawrence
Rail- oad Commissioner G..
Smith
Strto Senator-G,, w. Ryan
Representative 42d Dist. j. L..
Parrott
Counvy Tteasurer-I, c. Pratton
County Auditor--H. A. Taylor
Sheriff H. l.. Hughes
Register of Deeds-F. Gehrki
Clerk of Courts E. G. Powell
States Attorney-E. B. Adams
County Judge w. b. Burr
County Assessor-Carl Doerr
Coroner-A. f. Miles
County Commissioner 5th Dist
Jerry Brown
Supt. of Schools G., Schellenger
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-11-11
LITIGATION LOOKED FOR

We understand that J J7cob Olson,
on the advice of his attorney, p.
@. Morrison of this city, has per
featee his right, if any he Lad, to
the north end Of the LeCompe
island in the Missouri river, upon
which a fling was made by Albert
G. Disher.
From the records of the land
Office it appears that two filings,
as above stat d, wer made by dif-
ferent parties and unless one OF
these parties withdraws, a contest
is at hand. Onv bases his claim
on a squatter's right and the
other npon an entry made through
and unoer a filing in the govern
ment land Office.
According to the contention of
Olson, he squatted unon the prem
ises in question on November l !,
,l910-vhe day upon which the
land was thrown open for settle
ment and has urder the federal
statnte a certain length of time in
which to file. Mr.. Disher, how
ever, filed on the 2nd day of No
vemiber, 1910, and the question
now. is IS to who shall have and
take priority and secure the owner
ship Of d tract of land which will
undoubtedly prove very valuable.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-11-11
diSFIF OCCUPATIONS

tlalf the world seems to have
7oaad uneongenial occupations.v =
want girls are trying to teach
l3ol, while natural teacHers are
s,ng in stor :. Good butchers
slaughtering Law, while lawyers
running down good farms, and
a farmers lake garrulous
oers OF congress. Artists are
ding daubs on canyases who
,ht to be whitewashiEg board
,es, and no doubt men are
,tewashing who could, if they
lly knew it, paint MASTERPIECES
ool mechanics are trying to
gaach sermons and wondering
hy their congregations continue
leep, wh le the Beechers are
ailing as, merchants. I do not
Jrbid you to preacn, said a bishop
1o young clergyman, but nature
les Nevertheless he preaahed.
IN many stores there are clerks
gho are wondering why they are
lot adyeEced 1t is safe to bet
hat they hate Their occupations,
and so put no more thought or
anargy into their work than is
absolutely necessary to hold their
jcbs. There is no deserved advance
aent in any line until TIE wish for
Has first .developeda eanability
or the higaer position. And this
G.sh is apt to be very weak with
e who does not like his me Of
Fork. Clerks who nate the
3ounter, farmers who hate the
low, mechanics who hare their
soils. bookkeepers who hate their
eolumns eff ures, make up a
arge proportion Of our noualation.
And they make up nine taEths of
tle failures of life, for he who
loes not find JOY and ambition in
lis work is u failure from tee start.
rev Of us are free TO choose our
occupations. That is, we think
we gre no which amounts to the
same thing. Circumstance dfsides
il for most, because they PERI { it
70 do so, aad they are its slaves
sver after For the young saan
or the young woman WIN dc ests
his or Ger work two course are
open: Either learn to like II or
&c another .,ob. If you value our
life happiness and success and
self respect, don't continu in
work that you detest and cen do
we'll. For it is in doing our work
we'll, what ever it is, that i lkes
labor sweet and life worth while.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-11-11

A Psychologist came upon a hard
working Irishman toiling bare
headed in he street.
Don't you know" said the
physiologist, that to work with
out hat is bad for your brain?"
Do you think, asked the Irish
man that Oi d be on this job if
Oh had amy brainsg
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-11-11

A tourist just returned from a
holiday in Ireland tells OF an in
scription which he saw at the
edge Of a small river in County
Cavan, says the London Tribune
1t read: when this stone is out
Of sight it is not safe to ford the
river y This reminds one of q
finger post erected by one Of the
surveyors Of the Kent road some
years ago on which was pasnted
This is the bride path to Fa-
versham. If you can't read this,
keep the main road.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-11-11

Mrs. Mons Bergun died Wed
lesday evening at her home fiyt
niles northwest Of this city. Sha
ad been ailing for some time
oat her case was not eonsilereC
5erious and death came snedenls
1hi'e she and her husband wer
alone in their hone, making ii
lard indeed for the bereaved has
oand who was obliged to 90 ont
md ask he neighbors to come X
i'm in his trouble. Mrs. Bergun
vas something over fifty .ars
lge. W. aae unable to learn al
hing in regard to the funete
10 this writing.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
DEMOCRAT

GOVERNOR.
LAYTON. T. HEMANS.
MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
First District.
FRANK e. DOREMUS,
Second District.
JOHN v ehHEhAN Ann Arbor. Mich.
Sixth District.
Lansing. Mich.
STATE SENATOR.
Second District.
MuRTHA- JAMES A.,,ox c,.u,,.,n..
cYRowsKI. AUGUST.
Fourth District.
LEE, JAMES H..
Fifth District.
SCHNEIDER, FRED A.,
REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE
LEGISLATURE.
First District.
flick LEVI $50 Aiexandrlne-ave. W.
KEuLER. PETER j., ~
LEHMAN CHRISTIAN il; s;v,,,,.m...v..
ROBINSON. N1cHoLAs: -
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
COMFORT. BENJAMIN r.
SHERIFF.
II Commonweaith-a ave.
COUNTY CLERK.
GALEN, ROBERT f..
COUNTY TREASURER.
1113 Believes ave.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
- Van Dyke-pl.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
>''' . - 47a Forrest. r.
COUNTY DRAIN COMMISSIONER.
sCHoNFELD. HARMON.
MAYOR.
THOMPSON. WILLIAM B,
CITY CLERK.
HENDERSON. DAVID A.,
CITY TREASURER.
' 400 e. orand-blvd
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EBEL, FREDERICK,
GERHARD. JOHN A.. -.
KADAu, CHARLES a,
KrRcHNER, AUGUST rour,,,n,,-..
NV SEQ Twenty-nfth-s st
FIRST WARD-FIRsT DISTRICT.
Registrars.
KEENAN,. WILLIAM J.,
sKoDA. JOHN.
Inspectors.
IRVINE, THOMAS.
JOHNSON, EDWARD f,
ROGERS, JOHN G..
lis Atwater-st
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
VAN RIPPER. CHARLES f.,
inspectors.
McKERNAN, FRANK,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
WEBER. GODFREY. go.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HEDGES. JOHN,
~ EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MARTIN, JOHN ~ :, -
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inspectors.
DELfSLE. WELCOME O.. .s -.
FRAT. JOHN j.
Third DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CAMPBELL. NORMAN.
rAwLrNo. wrLLrAM '" A'n'0.''
SHANK. WILLIAM G. :"
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
PARKER, ALFRED.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Mox,ssrnr. s Scd'sasa.''
81 w, wiliis-svs
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
COURTNEY. GEORGE T.,
rARsNEY. WILLIAM y =.
THIRD WARD.
Aldermen. s'-
GERHARD. ADOLPH H..
FIRST pisrRicT.
Registrars.
KrLRoY. J. FRANK.
MCDOWELL. ALEX,
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LEVY. JACOB.
inspectors.
LACEY. JOHN O..
s. Beacon u
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
scHLINDLER. JOHN
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DIVER MICHAEL.
SEvENrH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sCHMITTDIEI. JOHN g.,
NINTH DISTRICT.
Re0Istrars.
HOUSE. CHARLES H..
GOOD. BERNARD. "a, v.,,.....-.
FOURTH WARD.
FIRST DISTRICT.
RsoIstrars.
REILLY. JOSEPH D..
inspectors.
LADUE. AUSTIN y,
REILLY. EDWARD r.. AlA'''''-0'''
SECOND p,srRicT:. '''''''
Registrars.
McLOoAN. WILLIAM.
sol Fourth-avs
inspectors.
BRENNAN, NORRIS.
HOGAN. MICHAEL r,
wYNNE. PETER r..
22s Second AVE
THIRD DISTRICT.
Reglstrars.
RAYMOND. EDGAR,
sos Fourth ave
inspectors.
WILLIAMS. THOMAS A,
FOURTH DlsTRlcT.
cooNEY. RUSSELL J.,
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DICKINSON. NJ WEssoN,
iaS Atkinson III
FIFTH WARD.
Aldermen.
BAUER, JOHN c..
DEIMEL. ALoIs A..
KOMER. MAX.
scHEMANsKY. JOSEPH.
Constable.
ART LEONARD.
sos High-st. z
EstImators.
GROLET. GEORGE A..
MICHALAK, JOHN.
STORM. NICHOLAS.
1876 Macomb-s .,
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GABRIEL. HENRY W..
MIDDLETON. JOHN.
NoACK. HERMAN g..
1877 Champaign .,
inspectors.
CRONIN. HENRY E..
DRUtARD. ROBERT.
174 Rivard-st
MIDDLETON. JOHN.
TEAHEM. PETER.
% Hastings-st
SHERIDAN. BERNARD.
a2s Champlain- .,
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GAYMAN. FELIX,
JACOB, CHARLES.
a72 Rivard-s
wELLMAN. FRED.
22e Hastings-s,
inspectors.
ANDRES, GEORGE.
scHAEFER. JR.. JOHN.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sEGAM. DAVID.
SULLIVAN. EUGENE II,
inspectors.
MENNEBACH. ANDREW.
sE Highs
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
IBBOTSON, ANTHONY,
Manner. ADoLPH j..
Inspectors.
'''''' $50 Rivard-s
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sl1 Erot-s
FABER, ED.
2o5 Benton-s
inspectors.
Cr,ANON. JOHN J..
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
Constable.

CAMPbEII+ JOHN A..
LARK. FRANK L..
TIT McKinstry.
Estlmators.
ARNo. MARTIN.
- 4s6 Junction-ave.
it1s Mchisan-avs.
s75 roiedo-ave.
MILLER. FRED T.,
$50 Ferdinand.
JOHNSON. wM. g..
oEeTRICH. CARL,
lss Morreli.
THEEL. AUGUST.
1859 Forrest. w.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GILBERT. CHARLES 3.
inspectors.
cHILDs. ARTHUR W..
HowsoN. CHARLES H..
is7 Anthem st.
eEcoND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CURTIS. WALTER c..
GRACE. WILLIAM.
sr~,orv 81 Amherst-st.
s s.SmssS. WILLIAM WILL t.. pr.soon-.v..
wrIMor, oroRors.' s' L'f'y'st'-S'vd'
l21 Junction-ave.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HENNINo. FRED W.,
MERTON. rRrDnHsIss ~ s' %,
inspectors.
TRITEs. ALFRED A..
ss7 Morrsil-st.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BYRNE. EDWARD.
KREMKow. EMIL g; nox,r.,,v-.v,
OGDEN. MYRoN E..
WRIGHT. WILLIAM.
s3s Junction-ave.
inspectors.
KLANN. FRED.
667 Ferdinand st.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Re0lstrars.
BLOCK, ARCHIBALD.
SIS cavairy.ave.
HART. WILLIAM H.,
sos Dix-ave.
FELI.MAN. ADoLPH.
SWEET. HOBART p,
- Thirty-nrst-st
Inspectors.
DENDEL. CHARLES T..
a2s Livernois-avs.
HAvENs. JAMES,
u,u,, 7s+ Miiitary-ave.
esq MiIitary-ave.
eIxTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
KOCH. EDMUND j..
wARTELL. DAVID.
aREusEL. JOHN. sR,
MERTsCH. c. A..
n Greusel-st
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LEwALD. FREDERICK,
sHArER, cR1sMAN n,
inspectors.
NEWMAN. GUST.
1884 Military-ave
sIEBERT. WILLIAM.
ss4 Livernois-ave
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sCHEwE, AUGUST j.,
TRAP. HERMAN.
10 Thirty-third- st.
Inspectors.
sCHEEL. CHARLES.
100 Thirty third st
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
BECKER, OSCAR r..
srARKEY. RICHARD o.
SCHULTZ. HERMAN,
TREVOR. WALTER M.
ITS Iroquois-ave.
Constable.
CELIAx. WILLIAM L..
DUNNINa. GEORGE.
HOLMAN. PATRICK IL,
MCINTOSH. JOHN W.
EstImators.
DINGEMAN, HARRY j.,
LowTHER. HARRY j..
488 Hurlbut-st.
NICHOLS. EDWARD T.. ,-,,,,
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
AHLBORN. AUGUSTUS.
SCHULTZ. OTTO e..
sEIFERLEIN. JOHN C..
s45 sheridan-ave.
inspectors.
BECKMANN, WALTER.
BEcKMAN. FRED D..
i7a sheridan-a ave.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
EIsMAN. CLARENCE H..
FRoIrN. ERNEST c..
mn cav Sia seyburn ave.
o'HARA. JOHN F..
,,n $50 Baldwin-ave.
I27 Baldwin ave.
KUNz. ALBERT,
NIEBoUR, JOHN c..
5o4 Baldwin-ave.
inspectors.
sTODDARD, WARREN E.
$40 seyburn-ave
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MOORE. WILLIAM H,
inspectors.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

GERHARD. EDWIN j.,
FouRTEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
BARRoNs. WILLIAM H..
BARNEsKAN. HENsY,'V' s'0''Ne
BERrLrNo. MAX c..
BROMLEY. HENRY >,
FREIwALD. GODFREY.
sio LAsails-st
wEsCH. CHARLES NJ,
b57 scotten-ave
\ Constable.
BRADLEY. ALBERT T..
opELL g. FRANK.
SCHULTZ. EDWIN L. '''
ils Twenty-ninth-st
Estlmators.
BROW. EUGENE H..
DORIAN. ANTHONY. '0 ''0'''"'
nerLwArN. ANDREW. M'K'"''ry-'v'
PATTERSON, ANDREW v z,
1875 warren-ave. w
FuELLINo ERNEST e. ,,,.,.,..,
REUTER-, CONRAD.
SIS Dix-ave
FIRST DISTRICT.
i' Registrars.
LIsK. ROBERT.
scHiLI1So' FRANZ rs Mex,n.,ry..v.
inspectors.
HEBRON. JAMES. .
scHArr. CHARLES. ii'' Forrest. w
1903 W. Jefferson ave
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
McEwEN, JOHN.
JACOBS. HENRY.
inspectors.
DAoAN. JOHN NJ.
DrTTMER. ADoLPH c..
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
PETRowsKI. CHARLES H..
sroLrINo. H. HENRY.
inspectors.
srEINBRENNER. MATHEW c.;
wRoCK. HENRY A..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ALVEY. CHARLES T;,o v,....
CARPENTER. c. NJ.
Cost
1876 Brandon-a ave
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MARTIN. THOMAS.
inspectors.
CLARK, FRANK. go.
KRAL. JOSEPH L.,
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CLOVES, FRED r..
WILLIAM j.,
s7s West Grand blvd
inspectors.
BRANDEs. OTTO.
$50 vinewood-ave
LAU. WILLIAM r, r..
OTTO.
s1a Magnoiia-st
eIxTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BRosoFsKE. FRED.
IsLER, FERDINAND.
,vou,sv, v. sSS Twsnty-sighth-st
JEsKE. CHARLES.
- Kinsman
inspectors.
BEACH. WILLIAM H..
JOHNSON. HARRY +,
LOCKE. WILLIAM.
1924 vinewood-avs
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
Stafford. H. S.,
SHAW. ALEXANDER c.
1895 vinewood ave
inspectors.
BALL. HIRAM f..
16 McArthur-st
CURTIS, LEONARD.
20 Mohawk-st
JEsKE, LOUIS.
1870 scotten-ave
MooREY. EDWARD.
McArthur-pl
McCREDIE. GEORGE.
$50 Roosevelt
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
ELLIS. GEORGE Il.
AS Concord-ave
KELLER. CHARLES G.
294 Meldrum
RUTTER, ROBERT w.
ITO Jefferson-ave
Constable.
DELANEY. WILLIAM E..
22h Bellevue
WITT. WILLIAM.
I17e Fest Jefferson ave
Estlmators.
FLACH. CHARLES j.. JR.
874 Mt. Elliott-ave
CAST. GUsTAvE L.,
HANSJOSTEN, PETER NJ,
ass Beaufait-ave
$50 canton-ave
o'NEILL. JAMES H..
REID. ARCHIE.
1858 Gratiot-ave
FIRST DISTRICT.
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RDTnN. CHARLES,
b1UErTE. HENRY. "
zoENEwEo' HERMAN Il.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LFELDr. WILLIAM J..
I6 Jos. Campau-ave.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CKER. LOUIS.
BEAUcLAIR, ARTHUR.
7H Farnsworth-st.
SEVENTH DISTRICT. n
Registrars.
RkowsKI. JOSEPH a.,
iiSs chsns-st.
TWELFTH WARD.
Aldermen.
TLEFIELD. SHERMAN,
rsoN. RICHARD NJ. "
,Sr,.pnr oum 7b+ Maybury-ave.
IT'S Twenty nfth-st.
Constable.
olson. HENRY F.,
HNrrnrp .YprgS2S Michisan-avs.
lis Lawton-avs.
Estlnators.
ANsHAw. JAMES. JR.
-. - 7s2 Howard-st
lol Tillman-avs.
iois warren-ave. West
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LLINs. BERTRAM GUY,
BERTsoN. CHARLES IT,.
b II Twenty-sscond-st
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sKINE. JR. JAMES.
zNsoN. MEro. go r"'n''''A'''
a47 Twsntieth-st
RsHALL. FREDERICK A,
NsPACH. C. AUBREY,
$50 twenty -fourth-st.
inspectors.
DDow. FRANK.
-, SIS Baker-st.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LDBERo. GEORGE A..
5ss Twenty-third-st.
inspectors.
Cz.EOD. NORMAN f..
624 Twenty-third-st.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
sev Reglstrars.
RGoUw. JOHN F. W..
% Maybury Grand-ave.
inspectors.
EHLMAN. GEORGE.
s2s Michigan-ave.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
~ Registrars.
$50 Twenty-third-st.
inspectors.
METER. GEORGE R.,
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
FMANsKI. LEONARD H..
755 Twenty-third-st
inspectors.
wANDowsKI. THEoPHIL,
744 Twenty third st.
EHOCKI. JOSEPH.
464 Ludden-st.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Reolstraro,
RTRAM. FREDERICK c..
.. rIss1 Twsnty-fourth-st.
80 iis7 Twenty-fourth-st.
scr Tiliman-avs.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
bvILL, CHARLES c..
1870 Grand River-ave,
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
BEAUCLAIR, HUGO,
s22 Trombly-ave.
~ 74s Forrest. East.
IL Ludden-st.
bcHER. GEORGE H..
541 Mack-ave.
EsCHEL. OTTO c..
hxPKE. LOUIS H..
RrrN. CHARLES f..
4s7 Moran-st.
ITO Elmwood- ave.
49, Constable.
|ECHMANN. HENRY,
ava EstImators.
UMGARTH. EDWARD r..
|RIsTIE. FRANK c. -
STz, ROBERT E..
~ iii East orand-bivd.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
vERIDGE. A. JAMES
vERIDGE, JAMES,
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
AIN. PETER b,
laser, WILLIAM,
sos Catherine-st.
aULTZ, CHARLES.
lac Elmwood-ave.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
IITE, WILLIAM j.,
HULTE, WALTER A.
465 Waterloo-st
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ss Eiba-st
LLER, FRANK r.,
17s Preston-ave
EwART. SAM H..
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~ N>Gstrase. Il
Duse'sr PzrsR : :. =.
!. Isspsetsss.
CRANE. SA1GEe r,
xecrsAs. nARsnsr' H. $500.
oIxTH WARD.
Aldermen.
o'ncn' EDWARD u. rrunsu,,-.v..
'1susAN WILLIAM c.r,.,a. ~
ooustabiss.
DONOVAN. DENNIS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sHEEHAN. JEREMIAH
inspectors.
oIICK. JOHN.
ios Brooi<iyn-ave.
sEcoNp DISTRICT.
Registrars.
TARREr4r. JOHN.
ROWE. HENRY.
w1fALnN. WILLIAM.
inspectors.
CARRIER WILLIAM.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
coyFrT. WILLIAM ,.,cs...
sEvENrH DISTRICT.
..s, inspectors.
MoTNAHAN. wn1tI!A 4 y.
EicHTH DISTRICT. ''~ e
h"A''' REGISTRAR.
zoos Trumbuii ave
inspectors.
DAVIS. GEORGE W..
ss3 Lincoin-ave
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LovErT. THOMAS ,ssy. ,
WRIGHT. IRVING G. CIV ,o0A1'
inspectors.
APPEL CHARLES Ji,.z Brooklyn. .v.
TENTH DISTRICT.
.ns.t Registrars. E
wEIMEIsrER. HENRY W.
sEvENTH WARD. 't''
Aldermen. =
JuNoA. JOHN.
SCHULTZ. AUGUST. o.--.,s ~. !.
sKRzYcxL. STEPHEN s..
WEBER, JOSEPH A..
constables.
BRANDAu, JACOB,
1913 Mapls-st
i7ss Russeii-st
JEFTRIEs. JAMES N. c =
LoNNEE. WILLIAM.
asa Gratiot-ave
EstImators.
DELoR, JOHN.
ASA winder- st
SCHNEIDER. WILLIAM A.
wYoocKI. JOHN.
FIRST DISTRICT. II,
ANNIs. CHARLES w.
ass Congress-st
!, inspectors.
KELLY, ROBERT.
o'DEA. FRANK.
AS Congress-st. 4
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BEYER, FRANK ".
McKEooH. MICHAEL.
ROUSSEAU. HECTOR l..
inspectors.
277 Macomb-s 81
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
pETTINGER. JOHN.
sPIELAdANN. ECON.
roDrspInR. FRANK x 9. .".,a."-'.'
inspectors.
LEIB. HENRY D..
MARTIN. PETER ].
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sPoRER. GEORGE.
vERLINREN. FRANK j:
Inspectors.
ALEF. PETER,
Bl2 orieans-st
MINK. EDWARD.
MARGRAF, JOHN.
427 Alfred-s
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BIGoTT. JOSEPH f..
EwALD. JULIUS .,.x,n,r,n...v. /,
SAND. ROBBERY.
inspectors.
ADAMAszEK, FRANK,
KULwICKI. AUGUST j..
MAGDowsKI. WILLIAM,
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BEJMA. JOSEPH.
KULwIcKL. ROMAN y, n
Isb Canfeid-ave. i
Inspectors.