Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-31

McNichols, In said ward.
Fifteenth ward, Third district-At th'
house Of William Williams. 500 South AaiE
Sixteenth ward, First district-At tn,
Eagle hotel, occupied by Tennant and Cad
den, in said ward.
hotel Of Walsh & Marion, Nos. 800 and so
Wyoming avenue, on easterly corner Of sait
avenue and Vine street, in said ward.
building known as No. s0S Kressler court
seventeenth ward, Second district-At
n'ASiS pon avenue u and % Mulberry I street. on 10
owned by Thomas II. Jordan, in said ward
Seventeenth ward, Third district-At I
booth corner OF Irving avenue and Mulberry
street, on lot owned by NJ. f. Fadden IL
said ward.
Eighteenth ward-At a portable building
on lot owned by p. ]. Donnelly, in said ward
| Nineteenth ward, First district-At the
house owned by Louis schwass. in sale
Nineteenth ward, Second dlstrict-At th'
house OF Margaret Kramer. corner Prospect
avenue and Maple street in said ward.
| Nineteenth ward, Third district-At the
house OF Chas. Graf, ets., at the northeast
corner of Irving avenue and Willow street
in said ward.
Nineteenth ward, Fourth district-At the
house occupied by Charles Beck, at 50:
Meadow avenue, In said ward.
Twentieth ward, First district--At the
house of Joseph Grunkowski, on Cedar ave-
Twentieth ward, Second district-At the
house of Wm: Vogels1ng. in said adv ward; .,0
~ hNU TarG G.sr Third tSe ss
| Of Birney avenue, in said ward
Twentieth ward, Fourth district-At the
| house of Mathiac Murschberger, corner Stone
avenue and Palm street, in said ward.
| Twenty-frst ward First district-At the
| reading room of Scanlon's hotel, corner AL
bright avenue and Providence Road, in said
| district
Twenty-Hrst ward, Second district-At the
/ barn of James Mears, in rear OF residence
OF James r. Mears est, corner of North
| Main avenue and Mears street, in said ward.
Twenty-hrst ward, Third district-At a
portable building on the lot adjoining the
residence of T. Owen Charles, on Dorothy
| Twenty-hrst ward Fourth district-At the
house OF Ann Y. Jones, in said ward.
Twenty-second ward or Lincoln Heights
| district-At a portable building erected on
| lot on Schlager street, between Watson and
| Sloan avenues, owned by Justin T. Smith, In
| said ward or district
SOUTH ARLINGTON DISTRICTS.
First district-At the hall of NJ. S. Frace,
in the village of Clarks Green.
Second district--At the Peerless Printing
Wayerly, in said district.
Third district-At the building owned by
sPRSG TsRs BRooT Eo II Ssa Ps5sS
AT the Scott school house, in said town
ship.
First ward-Oak streat, in said borough
at the house of Michael Belenski
Second ward-At the office of 7. ], Davies
on Main avenue, in said ward.
Third ward-At webar's rink, Jacob Belz.
Fourth ward-At the hall of John W. JONES'
| on Grove street, In said ward
I'd II hui m nd NJ
lard Atherton est, westerly side OF Main
road, opposite property of Ira Atherton, In
sixth ward. First district-In a building
owned by Christian James, in the village of
Archibald, situated on the corner Of Will
liams street and Keyser avenue, in said
Sixth ward, Second district-In a booth
erected by County Commissioners, situate
on the southwest corner of Loomis avenue
and Reynolds street. on lot owned by Michael
Mcdonnell, in said district.
THRooP BOROUGH DISTRICT.
At the new borough building in said bor-
ough.
BOROUGH OF vANDLING DISTRICT.
At the Vandling Hose Company building,
in said borough
WAVERLY BOROUGH DISTRICT.
At the wayerly band building, on Church
WEST ABINGDON DISTRICT.
At the hall of H. e. Capwell, in said dis
wINToN BOROUGH DISTRICTS.
First ward-At public school house No. 1,
in said borough.
Second ward-At the house of Michael
o'Connor, corner Bridge street and olyphant
Third ward-At the public house of sebas-
tian Grombetta, corner Church street and
Clarkson avenue lin said ward
also make known and give notice. as in
and by the thirteenth section Of the act OF
July 2, 1869. l am directed: THAT every
person except justices of the peace, who
profit or trust under the government Of the
United States. or this state, or In any city
or incorporated district, whether commits
stoned officer or otherwise, a subordinate
officer or agent, who is or shall be employed
under the legislative judiciary or executive
departments Of this state or the United states, L
that every member of Congress and State
Legislature, and of the Select and Common
incorporated district is by law incapable of
holding or exercising at the same time the
office or appointment of Judge, inspector or
clerk Of any election Of this commonwsatn.
Of such election shall be eligible to any
office then to be voted for, except that of an
election officer"
Also, that in the fourth section of the
Act OF the Assembly, entitled, IAN act re-
lating to elections and for other purposes"
approved April lS 1871 It is o enacted Rs that
strued as to prevent any military officer or
borough officer from serving as judge. In
SpectOr or clerk at any BeueTal OF speClal
election in this Commonwealth"
Also. that in the fifth session of the act
OF January 80, 1874 1t is enacted that every
general and special election shall be open
at seven O'Clock in the forenoon, and shall
continue without interruption or adjourn
ment until seven o'clock in the evening,
when the polls shall be closed.
Also, that when a Judge by sickness or
unavoidable accident is unable to attend such
meetings OF judges. then the certificate or
return aforesaid shall be taken charge OF
by the inspectors or clerks OF election Of
said district, who shall do and perform the
duties required by said judge unable to at
tend.
Also, that in case the court has since the
last election made changes in the polling
places not mentioned in this proclamation,
then the correct polling place will be in the
place designated by the court.
Given under my hand, at my office at
Scranton, this oath day Of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and twelve, in the one hundred and thirty
sixth year Of the independence OF the United
States.
God save the Commonwealth.
p. r. CONNOR, Sheriff.
sheritfs Office, Scranton, Pa, October "a,
1912.