Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1912-10-10
County Court Proceedings.

on Monday, pursuant to law, the princi-
pal object of the term being to appoint
commissioners and challengers who are
10 conduct the election on November 5.
| All of the election officials appointed
were recommended by the committees OF
the Democratic and Republican parties
respectively. Several changes were made
in the polling places in the county. APP
pended is list of election officers, the
first and second commissioners being the
Democratic appointees, and the third the
Republican. In the list of challengers,
the first named is a Democrat, the second
Republican
CHARLES TOWN DISTRICT.
Precinct No. |, voting place, white
school-house, Shenandoah Junction -
Commissioners, ]. A. bearing, ]. Y.
Blackford and L. /. Shirley; challengers,
M. w. Burr and George Elliott.
Precinct No. 2, voting place. Court
House Commissioners, d. A: Phillips,
D. c. Strider and S. ]. Hockensmitfl /;
challengers, Geo. E. Wysong and {. H..
Maxwell.
Precinct No. 3, voting place. Citizens
Engine House - Commissioners, Z. l..
Haines, B. F. Dooley and w. F. Baker;
challengers, Chas. ]. Engle and Charles
Snowden.
Precinct No. a. voting place, Getzen-
danner Building-CommiSSioners, 5. M.
OFT, B. F. Ramey and Truman Roper /;
chalIengers, w. L. Dalgarn and VIM.
Houke.
Precinct No. 5, voting place, Youngs
Restaurant Commissioners, ID. Butler,
VIM. c. Clipp and Elias Hiney challen-
gers, Thos. F. Butler and u. J. tarreI.
Precinct No. 6, voting place, Mt; Hope
school-house - Commissioners, Jas: A.
Urton, Warren H. Rissler and 5. u. John,
son; challengers, john D. PenWell and
R. g. Johnson.
KABLEToWN DISTRICT.
Precinct No. /, Kabletown school-house
Commissioners, Logan B. Shut, Chas.
D. Johnson and Brady Clendenning; chal,,
lengers, Chas. H. Kable and Raymond
Starkey.
Precinct No. 2, school-houSe at Rpon
Commissioned, John L. Burns, II. u.
Heflebower and Ralph H. Higginbotham (;
challensers, John Rowland and K. W..
Crabbe.
Precinct No. 3, school-house at Sum-
nit Point-Commissioners,R L. Withers,
M. b. Bane and H.. Myers challen-
gers, Thos. JaRney and Geo. J. Gruoer.
MIDDLEWAY DISTRICT.
Precinct No. /, school-house, Middle
| way- Commissioners, Robt. l.. Bates,
| Thos. Watson and F. K. Ware challen-
gers, ]. M. Kearns and D. W. Clenden-
ming.
Precinct No. 2, Strider's factory, Lee
Commissioners, c. b. VanMetre,
lanes Benner and w. T. Elliott /; chal-
iengers, E. D. Campbell and M. K. Bow
erS.
Precinct No. 3,school-house, Kearneys-
vile - Commissioners, J. r: Kearlolt'
Herbert c. Miller and M. ). Miller; chal-
lengers, ]. T. Campbell and K. II. Petrle.
SHEPHERDSToWN DISTRICT.
Precinct No. |, school-house, Dufflelds
Commissioners, w. G. Daniels, w: b.
Link and ]. c. Tabler; challengers, J. A.
Link and John Ruse.
Precinct No. 2, school house, at Mo-
ler'SICommissioners, A. p. Remnant,
Geo. M. Knott and ]. D. Derr; challen-
gers, Holly Moler and c. ]. Derr.
| Precinct No. 3, Carriers livery, Shep-
Commissioners, w. L. Rein
hart, T. A. Carter and w. c. Myers; chal-
lengers, J.. R. Show and J. c. Fultz::,
| Precinct No. 4, Fireman's hall, Shep-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., II. Z. Mar
shall,E. H. Reinhart and Morgan Stanley {;
challengers, q. w. Terrell and Charles
Walper.
Precinct No. 5, Graham building, Shep-
herdstown Commissioners, Geo. Link,
Fred Keplinger and J. L. Walper; chal-
lengers, Grantham Bast and Luther WICK
erS.
HARPER'S FERRY DISTRICT.
Precinct No. /, Oak Grove school-houSe,
Observation-Disclosures, Jesse A. En-
gle, IT., Thos. E. Howell and u. w:
Jones; challengers, Geo. N. Moler and
| John Moore.
Precinct No. 2, school-house, Halltown
Commissioners, J. w. Lynch, J. u.
| Gibson and Claude Koonce challengers,
b. F. Moler and Geo. Baumgardner.
| Precinct No. 3, School-houSe, Bolivar
Commissioners, L. F. Upright, John
Keller and los. Ketzner; challengers, r.
P. Dinkle and B. F. Eackles.
Precinct No. 4, school-house, Harper's
Commissioners, Chas. J. Drew,
Thos. w. Beale and E. B. Chambers ;
chalengers, Harry Rockenbaugh and Viii
lis Cross.
Turnpike Commissioner W. M. Nc
Donald submitted his annual report,
showing that 1000 perch Of stone had
been crushed and spread three con-
crete bridges had been built, one at Lee
town, one on the Kabletown pike south
| of Weirick's mill and the third over Bull
skin run at Kabletown; two carloads OF
drain-pipe had been purchased, and most
of if used. The pike commissioner also
reported the purchase of compressed
air drill, costing $745.l0, for the county.
The report explained why it is that the
commissioner has given so little attention
to the roads of Shepherdstown district,
the facts being that the roads OF that dis
trict had received the last work OF last
year, and with the extensive improve
ments made in the other four districts OF
the county this year, the working force
has lacked time for Improvements in the
remaining one.
Turnpike Commissioner Mcdonald,
whose term Of office expired on October
Twas reappointed for a term OF two years,
at an increase of 500 per year in salary.
Upon the petition ofAlex Murphy and
others, the court appointed ]. K. Hen
bricks, ]. Gregg Gibson, Frank Trussell
and Van B. Wilson as commissioners to
examine the public road leading from the
Harper's Ferry and Charles Town pike
at the terminus of Union street, Bolivar,
to Shenandoah City, and report on the
| odvicahilItv Of renairinp II