Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-27
Polling Places to Be Open To-1
morrow For Men Who Want
to Take Part in September
Primaries; Tax Receipts
Necessary For Enrolment
FORMER REGISTRATION
IS NO LONGER VALID

Tomorrow will be the first regis
tration day for voters who intend
to take part in the fall primaries,
and general election. Registrars VIII
sit at the polling places.
County tax collectors in the city
wards also. will also sit in the court
house for the last time to receive
1919 county taxes. Thousands of
property owners and tenants paid
county taxes to the collectors at the
courthouse this year and big rush
is expected tomorrow.
All voters who intend to use a
1919 tax receipt to present to regis
trars on any of the registration days
should determine at once wacth"f
they have been assessed by seeing
the ward assessor of the district in
which they reside. If not assessed
they have until September to nave
their names placed on the books so
that they can pay either properly
or poll tax.
Assessors in the city wards fol-
low:
First ward-John W. Sloathour, 5S7
South Front street.
Second ward-Elmer F. Compton
42S South Thirteenth street
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South River street.
Fourth ward-William a. Leach'
404 Spring street.
Fifth ward-John F. Adams, 11l0
Green street.
Sixth ward-Robert E. MCINTYRE,
1900 Penn street
Seventh ward-Albert A. Polst, 1913
North Sixth street.
Eighth word-W. L. Grimes, 1923
North street.
Ninth ward-Jesse Reese, 1S45
Regina street.
Tenth ward-Henry G. Peters, 2llS
Moore street.
Eleventh ward-James A. Rankin,
1912 Penn street.
Twelfth ward-James f. Seal, 1905
Green street.
Thirteenth ward-A. L. Kitchener,
TAT South Twenty first street.
Fourteenth ward-L. G. Dapp, 5000
North Third street.
Registrars Named
Eight registrars were appointed
to-day by the County Commission
ers to fill vacancies in various city
districts. The first registration day
is tomorrow. and the other two
this year are September 2 and IS.
Those who were appointed We're;
! Clifford II. Zellers, 1905 NORTH
Third street, Republican, for Twelfth
ward. Third precinct, succeeding
Joseph ]. Brady; Carl w. Holtz'
man. 2547 North Sixth, Democratic
Tenth ward. Fourth, succeeding Lee
| A. Werner; w. NJ. We'ser. 1851 Re.
| gina, Democratic, Ninth ward
Eighth, succeeding Austin n. Mil
! Ter: A. V. Wagner, Republican, Sec
! ond ward Fourth. succeeding
August w. Ahlborn: II. A. Dickey
1919 Berryhill, Republican, Second
! ward, Sixth, succeeding L. P
| Dickey: Arthur Carter, 1114 Grape
! Republican, Seventh ward, Second
F.! succeeding William A. Dockens
David I. Wilson, 1401 North Fourth
| Republican, Sixth ward, Second
succeeding Raymond H. Johnson
Sydney T. Snyder, 2015 Penn, Dem
ocratic, Eleventh ward, Fourth
succeeding D. NJ. Fleisher.
| Petitions for changing two polling
! places in the city and one in tht
county have been presented to tht
County Commissioners for their ap
| proval after which they will be pre-
authorizing the change. Thost
| which are to be moved are: Nintl
! ward. Second precinct, from 10.
Market to South Cameron street
Ninth ward, Third. from restaurant
| 110S Market, to babershop at ITO,
! Market; First ward, Millersburs
from Hotel Koppenhaver to firt
house in Center street.