The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-17

Thirty-hnh street and from rive-
20 hin No. 4. voting pla~e. ia.
Tventy-nlnth street Boundary lines.
from Mccolloch street 70 corporation
lines and from Tvtney dfta TO Thir-
ty-nfth street
Ritchie-Precinct No. I. votirs
place Jas. Wagner's barber shop.
$3.50 Jacob All the territory from
center Of Thirty-nfth TO center Of
Thirty-seventh and from river 70 hill
No votins place. Jos. Andiinger's
barber shop. 3709 Jacob street. Lines
from center OF Thirty-sevenSh 10 CEN
ter OF Thirty-ninth and from river to
hill No. voting place. Wallace Watt
5000 Jacob street Lines from center
OF Thirty-ninth OF center of Forty
third. No. 4. John BsrhlerIs' barber
shop. 3427 Jacob street Lire from
center OF Forty-third TO county lines.
No. 5. Twenty-ninth street school.
Caldwelrs run All OF precinct No. 9.
including Mozart hill.
Richland-Precinct No. 1, voting
place. Loveland hose house. All pre-
cinct lines as heretofore established.
No. ?. Warwood hose house. No 3.
Greggsville school house. No. 4, foot
of Deans hill
Liberty-Precinct No. /. voting
place. white school house, Liberty. All
precinct lines heretofore established
No. 2 voting place. Mrs. Farris' hall.
Potomac. No.>3. school house. Valley
Grove.
riadelphia-Precinct No. 1. Woods
dale school house. Nos. 2 and ). Edg-
ington school house. No. I. Park
view school house. Nos. and 6.
Mayors Office.
Elm Grove-Nos. and s, Triadel-
phia school house. No. 3, Glendale
school house. All precinct lines are
as heretofore established.
Judges and Clerks.
The following judges and clerks
were named:
Washington.
Precinct No. 1-Chas. Hood, Atney
Sweeney and Edward Neehouse,
judges; VIM. Phipps and Andrew Long
clerks. No. ., Arthur Ingram, c. A.
Danner and p. ]. Scalley, judges: Geo.
Wilbert, Robt. Browning and Stewart
Porter, clerks. No. 8. VIM. Koch.
Chas. Bauer and VIM. Murphy. judges:
Louis Bartels and Geo. Miller. clerks.
No. 4. Geo. Klee. Robt. Duval and
Hamilton Hill. judges.
Madison.
Precinct No. !. Otto Stump, Jr,
Thos. Wilson and James Thomas,
Judges; A. NJ. Six and Z. L. Bond.
cierAs. No. =, Thos. l.. Veterinarian,
Harry Bonnell and A. l.. Frank.
judges; II. c. Oliver and Geo. Stevens.
clerks. No. 3. II. c. Hunter, c. ID.
Vernon and w. T. Donaldson. judges:
los. Weber and II. c. Meyers, clerks.
No. 4. f. A. Morgan. d. w. Martin and
ID. W. Schenerlein. judges; Earl Teter
and Edward Whitehead, clerks
Clay.
No. l, James II. Richards. Louis
Seidler and Austin Jackson, judges:
A. II. Thurber and Earl Jones. clerks.
No. >, J. w. l.. Dean. Nate Fiels and
F. Beabout. judges: Edwin Kline and
! G. F.. McNabb. clerks. No. 3. w IL.
Smith, II. w. Fair and Conrad Miller.
! judges: Chas. Harbroke and Harry
Michigan clerks.
Union.
Precinct No. 1. II. c. Richards. c.
W. Senseney and W. G.. Venard
judges; Joe Bennett and Bodley
BrOokes, clerks. No. ?, F. F. Thomp-
son, John Woodward and John S. Ham
ilton. judges; Frank Shields and John
w. Kennon. Jr.. clerks.
Center.
No. Charles II. Ahrens, Joseph
Hall. George Clark. judges: clerks.
Charles Stanzel. Charles Schultz. A.
kock
Webster
No. IN. J. Grogan. Fred Martin.
Jess Murrin. judges; clerks. Ed Gro
gan. Henry Thornton. No. 2-Clar-
ence Boggs. / Rennard. George Carp.
ST., judges; clerks. Raymond
Carp. Frank F1emming No. a
w. W. McMellen. Henry Templeton.
Scott Bell. judges; clerks. Harry Bow.
ers' George Carp. Jr. No. John
Merschrod. John Gramlich. Henry Lo-
rentz. judges; clerks. Sid Lewis. ia.
cob Muir.
Ritehie.
No. VIM. Knoke. John Ritz Gen
Applegarth, judges: clerks. Nat Noun,
ford. Ed Hohreuter No Wv g
Armbrecht. Thomas p. Rose. Harry
Johns. judges; clerks. William Nolte
r. Farmer. No. adam Honecker.
a. W. Fritz. G. J. Morrison. Judges
clerks. Homer Crago. Edward Tape.
No. 4-Chattam St Clair. Adolph
Fritz. George Carl. judges: clerks. W.
I g. Meyer. Oscar Schrebe. No. s.
| Charles Nogelsang. George Frnntz.