Evening journal., 1912-10-31
MANY APPEALS
ON REGISTRATION

There we're but few spectators in
the county court today when Judge /
Rice resumed hearing the registration I
appeals.
John Mitchell, Of the first district OF
the Fifth ward and William r. Palm |
er OF the Fifth OF the Third Ward. |
were ordered OF the lists. illiteracy
and non-residence being the grounds.
George Bramble. of the third dis
trict of the First ward appealed by the
Republicans on the grounds Of felony.
was stricken from the lists.
The Republicans appealed on Ber-
nard McGovern in the Third district
Of the First ward. McGovern was not
in attendance but had stated that he
was not naturalized, whereupon his
name was stricken from the lists.
In the case Of Cornelius HUT OF
Middletown, Benjamin HUT of Smyr-
ma, testified that he is 80 years OF age
and his brotehr Cornelius Is two years
younger than he. Lydia Hutt the
mother OF the man testified to similar
facts. The name was ordered on the
list
In the case OF Charles W. Raison.
colored, the name was ordered of
on the ground Of felony He was be-
fore the court yesterday on the
ground of illiteracy and the appeal by
the Democrats was dismissed. The
Republicans learned that Raisin had
been convicted of larceny and the
case was again taken up and his name
ordered stricken off.
George Fisher, OF the First district
Of the Fifth ward. was appealed by
the Republicans for non-residence. and
the name was stricken of
The Republicans appealed on
Charles Chase colored, in the Fifth
district of the Fourth ward. on the
ground of felony, and the name was
ordered on
Rudolph Smith, colored, OF the
First district OF the Eighth Represen-
attive district, was stricken of. Smith
was convicted in Pennsylvania Of
homicide and had not been pardoned.
James Gibbs, registered in the
Second district Of the Fifth ward. APP
pealed by the Democrats, was ordered
off on the ground of illiteracy.
The Republicans appealed on Will
liam Luken in the Third district Of
the First ward, and the name. was
stricken Off the lists for non-residence.
The Republican appeal on James
ODonnel in the Fourth district of the
Third ward was dismissed.
Samuel Price. registered in the
Third district of the First ward. went
off for n0n-residence
In the case Of James Davis. regis
tered in the Third district of the First
ward Charles b. Dougherty, testified
that Davis does not live at the sta
BILE. No 115 Orange street The name
went off
The Republican appealed on John
+. Callahan. registered I'm the
Seventh district of the Fifth ward, on
the ground of non-residence, and the
name went off.
The appeals Of the Democrats In the
First district Of the Eighth Represen-
tative district against Charles Ford
) and Lewis f. Curtis we're dismissed.
p A similar order vas made in cases OF
John Kitchen OF the Third district OF
= the Eighth ward, and Levi Starkey,
}. Sr., in the Second district OF the First
ward
The names stay on the list.
The Republicans appealed on sam
= incl {. Patterson, of the First district
/ of the Fourth ward, registered from
No. 3O4 King street. but the appeal
8 was dismissed.
The name of Hayes Benton, in the
First district, Of the Third ward was
stricken off.
The Republicans appealed on W A.
Harrison in the First of the Fourth
ward on non-residence and the name
went on
> Charles II. Quigley. who registered
, in the Fourteenth district of the Sew
= enth ward, was objected to on the
ground of non-residence. John H..
Chapman. of No. 1912 Gilpin avenue,
said Quigley stops with him az times
and sleeps in an outhouse, 16X20 feet,
used for storage Quigley is now in
the workhouse The name was ordered
of.
The Democratic appeal on Perry
H Naudin, Fourth district of the
Fourth ward, was dismissed. The
same order was made regarding
Charles Turner. Robert Lewis and
Charles Stone, in the Second district
iof the Eighth Representative district.
The Democrats withdrew the appeal
against John H. Green in the First Of
the Third Ward.
The Democrats withdrew the appeal
| against Isaac H. Richardson in the
First of the Third ward. A like order
was made in case of Thomas Murray
, In the Fourth Of the Second ward.
The Republicans withdrew the ap-
3 peal against James A. c. Ross, First
Of the Third ward. non-residence.
Bernard Snyder. same district. name
I stricken OFF by agreement Of Demo-
Gratis.
, The Democratic appeal on Albert
Hughes. Second of the First ward, was
dismissed.
The Republican appeal on William
Whitecraft, for non-residence in the
9 Fourth district Of the Third ward, was
4 dismissed.
, The appeals on the old soldiers at
: Farnhurst will be heard this after
7 noon.
! The Republicans appealed on Mar
= tin Burke. of the Third district, of the
d First ward. on the ground Of non
: residence at No. 101 Market street
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