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Page 8—Saturday, July 5, 1924. THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND DAILY REHEARSAL FOR MOB SCENE CONTINUES IN GOTHAM. Glorious Fourth Does Not Mar Activities Of Political Stage Manageers To Pick Leading Man. (Continued from Page 1) read the good news but his own folks gathered around the kitchen range. The daily rehearsal for the mob scene in Madison Square Garden took place as usual on the glorious Fourth, with the stage managers trying to select the leading man, but little progress has been made with the title role or the chorus of more than a thousand, although the fight scenes are very realistic. McAdoo waits in the wings as "the girl of the golden West," while Bill Bryan, the popular runner, is ready and willing to go on the stage. The Hawaiian delegation is all dolled up for the occasion. The announcement that caused the most commotion in the convention PATENT FROST PROG! 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ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ON REQUEST m m m Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies, Seeds, in fact everything for The Garden and Field iiiiui.....aiBBiBiaiaaiiiBiiieHiiBisaiBa '-^aesss&jSHESBi 1 IBBB BUICK ITS A NEW SIX! See it for yourself I YORK ROAD GARAGE iaiasiaiBiEiaigi TOWSON, MD. today was that on account of the numerous watches, rings stick pins, fountain pens, cork screws, mustard plasters and the like lost, a lost and found bureau would be established. The bureau had many calls for lost wives. Some thirty States have definitely decided to make Madison Square their permanent headquar-' ters, some of the women have even planned playgrounds in the corners for their children and it is rumored the aisles will be converted into lettuce aand tomato patches. In 1920 the Democrats didn't have so much trouble to nominate a candidate, hence folks are aasking why so long now? However, the Baltimore struggle was long and bitter, and for the same reason. The Democrats at Madison Square Garden know that they are naming the next President of the United States, just as they knew it at the Baltimore convention. Do you think for one moment that any of the aspirants would go through such an ordeal for just a nomination? Candidates and their supporters believe the nomination is equivalent to election and that's the cause of a dead-lock. No, they'd never sweat and suffer unless they felt success meant the White House. Everyone remembers the Taft fight 12 years ago, and Calvin Cool-idge has no more chance now than Taft had then. Any man or woman who followed the proceedings of the last congress or reviewed returns of 1922 will see how the tide haas turned against the Republicans, and the fact that Coolidge will go into the campaign as better than his party will make no difference. In 1922 the Democrats elected in neary every State a Senator and, carried some sections that were reputed Republican strongholds. Since then the Western Republicans have united with the Democrats in Congress to defeat almost every policy with Coolidge recommended. There is no evidence that the voters of the great Northwest, who voted against the Republicans in 1922, will return this year to their party; on the contrary, the antagonism this year is greater than it was in 1922. The Republicans cannot hope to carry Indianna, partly because the Republican Governor is serving time in the Federal Penitentiary at Atlanta, and in Illinois they are well aware of the fact that they have an uphill fight, because their candidate for Governor is discredited. There is no doubt that the Democrats can carry Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Maryland and the Solid South in addition to Indiana and probably Ohio. If the Democrats are fortunate enough to name a genuine progressive for the Presidency, Lafollette will support him and if they select a conservative the Northwest will( turn to Lafollette. It may carry the election to the House and then Coolidge will have no chance, for concerted action by the Democrats and Progressives will give them control of the next administration. Don't forget that this is a Democratic year. COUNTY POLICE JOIN IN SEARCH OF FARMER MISSING FROM EKLO HOME. Departing He Told Wife Not To Worry If He Did Not Return— Death Of Son Unbalanced His Mind, Members Of Family Say. ANNUAL. STATEMENT. (Continued from Page 1) county and is well known. He is athletic, six feet tall and weighs 180 pounds. The death of a seven-year-old son nine years ago temporarily unbalanced his mind, according to his f.amily. Six years ago he spent five weeks in the Springfield State Hospital, where he recovered his reason. Early last week Young began brooding, it is said. After luncheon Young told his wife he was going into the woods to hunt for a knife. He returned in a few minutes, and told his wife: "If I don't come back don't worry." When he failed to return for supper, Mrs. Young aroused the neighborhood. Fifty neighbors scoured the woods for miles around, but found no trace of the man. Young lived with his wife and daughter, Ruth B. Young. Neither believes he is dead, but that he has wandered away. Young had nn money with him, Mrs, Young said, and was without proper clothing for a prolonged stay away from home. He wore a brown slouch hat, blue shirt and dark trousers. DRAWING SHOWS PROGRESS Plat "Unearthed" Of Ft. Carroll Bears Signature Of Robert E. Lee. A drawing of Fort Carroll, off the Baltimore county water front, showing the progress of the building operations September 3, 1851, and bearing the signature of a captain of engineers, who later gained fame as General Robert E. Lee, of the Confederate States of America, recently was found by Major F. C. Harrington, United States Engineers, in charge of this district. The drawing was discovered by Major Harrington among the archives of his office. He has had it framed and hung on the walls of his office. The drawing shows the fort from an elevation and is marked with pencil notes to indicate the progress of the work. It is indorsed by R. E. Lee, brevet-colonel and captain of engineers, who was in charge of the construction operations. DEATH CLAIMS MRS. SALLIE G. EVANS. DISSIPATING GLOOM Land Is Drying Out Under Skies, Hence Farmers Are Hustling (Continued from Page 1) fered, with average prices the local conditions are not hopeless. It might be well for our farmers to remember.the year 188 9 in order to get encouragement. The files of old Baltimore county newspapers disclose that reports as late as the 10 th of July show that some parts of the county were under water. The long account of conditions carried a gloomy outlook indeed for the farmer. Despite the lateness of the season when corn was planted the crop in most sections was normal and in many larger than the average. In those days corn, wheat and hay were practically the whole oupput of the agricultural section of the county, while today garden trucking, with fruits constitute one of the big factors in our agricultural life. It is true that forecasts based on present conditions will show a material loss from the standard, but these forecasts will improve day by day if weather conditions remain favorable. HOW THIS WOMAN BOTSTRENGTH Put Up 300 Quarts Fruit, 500 Glasses Jelly and Took Care of Four Children Norwalk, Iowa.—" I have been meaning for some time to write and tell you how much good your medicine has done me. When I started to take it I was almost bed fast and would have been in bed all the time if I had had any one to care for my children. There was so much swelling and pain that I could hardly take a step. I took seven bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and used Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash, and found that so healing. I am not entirely well yet for I was in bad shape when I started your medicine, but I am so much better that I am not afraid to recommend it, and I think if I keep on taking it, it will cure me. I have done my work all alone this summer, caring for four children, and I canned 300 quarts of fruit and made 600 glasses of jelly, so you see I must be better. I feel pretty good all the time and I am glad to tell others about the medicine."— Mrs. C. J. Wenner-Mark, Box 141, Norwalk, Iowa. Women can depend upon Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve them from female troubles. For sale by druggists everywhere. Mrs. Sallie Guyton Evans, wife of Dr. Gilman P. Evans, died in Baltimore city. During her youth Mrs. Evans lived in the Eleventh District of this county, and was a sister of James B. Guyton, well-known lawyer. ----------o---------- NEGRO BABY IN PACKAGE FOUND ON EAST TOWSON STREET. Dr. Wm. J. Ebert was aroused from sweet slumbers by a policeman who had found a negro baby in a package on one of the streets in East Towson late one night recently. After viewing the infant Dr. Ebert stated that it had been born but a few hours before it was found. The* child was sent to a Baltimore City hospital. ANNUAL STATEMENT. ANNUAL. STATEMENT OF THE EXPENSES OF BALTIMORE COUNTY FOR THE FISCAL, YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1923. Published by order of the County Commissioners of said county, in pur-suaance of Section 11 of Article 25 of the Code of Public General Laws, which provides that— "The County Commissioners shall make out and publish annually, in a newspaper published in their respective Counties, if there be one, A DETAILED, MINUTE AND ACCURATE STATEMENT of the expenses of their said counties, specifying therein each particular item of expenses and for what and to whom paid, and shall also deliver to the Sheriff of their respective Counties as many copies of such Statement as there are Election Districts of said County, at least ten days before each General Election, and the Sheriff shall within six days after the receipt of such copies set up one of the at the place of holding elections in each district." Agricultural Agent. Appropriation.....$3,550.00 W. C. Rohde ..............$ 2,400.00 Mary Graham............. 1.000.00 Noah E. Offutt............. 150.00 $ 3,550.00 Assessment. Appropriation . . $ 50,000.00 Transferred to Contingent Account. 38,338.72 $ 11,661.28 Charles A. Reich..........$ 1,928.84 Bremen A. Trail .......... 503.57 Albert S. Watts........... 393.09 B. F. Stansfield ............ 526.32 C. C. Slade................ 92.61 F. A. Gemmill............. 483.30 William Bryan............ 1,755.06 Franacis H. Fogle......... 69.48 John C. Russell ........... 385.11 Jas. L. Simmons ........... 353.17 John Leonard ............. 883.85 John A. Raab.............. 723.61 J. Howard Shunk ......... 1,022.49 C. C. Berry ................ 59.46 Jos. H. Meyer .............. 1,073.36 J. F. Mullen ............... 160.00 Mrs. M. L. Fowble ......... 15.00 W. B. Cockey .............. 25.00 The Jeffersonian .......... 615.05 Johnson & Henderson ...... 28.45 Lucas Bros................ 2.96 Wilson Elec. Co............ 5.00 Jos. B. Galloway .......... 56.00 Willard J. Burns ........., 62.00 J. E. Weis................. 35.50 Jos. Hanley ............... 63.00 Margaret Ball............. 50.00 Frank Mullen............. 66.00 N. E. Meehan .............. 41.00 N. B. Hoffman ............. 40.00 R. B. Shipley .............. 46.00 S. L. Kurtz ................ 54.50 Frank J. Schuster ......... 42.50 $ 11,661.28 Baltimore County Home For Indigent And Infirm. Appropriation . ..$ 10,500.00 Receipts....... 1,962,42 12,462.42 Transferred to Contingent Account. 132.45 Total........% 12,328.97 John P. Chilcoat ..........$ 910.00 Mrs. John P. Chilcoat ...... 456.00 Jos. Chilcoat .............. 600.00 Wm. B. Parks ............. 100.00 James Pardoe ............. 341.00 Patrick Daugherty........ 75.00 Frank Woods............. 180.00 Malinda Hooper........... 55.00 Milton Perdue ............ 500.00 Jos. Scott................. 43.00 Wight & Hyland .......... 594.66 H. E. Bartleson ............ 90.66 E. H. & J. L. Noppenberger 773.38 George Kenney............ 44.73 Reckord Motor Car Co...... 5.00 Md. Creamery Sup. Co...... 9.60 Wilson Elec. Co............ 13.90 Western Run Mills ........ 23.37 Con. Gas Elec. Lt. & Pow. Co. 224.44 Collings Sup. Co. ,-......... 591.90 Effie Ensor................ 10.79 C. & P. Telephone ......... 24.79 Express................... 67.21 Leutz & Duncan ........... 39.49 Frank E. Anderson ........ 13.20 Balto. Butterine Co........ 38.40 August Deichelman........ 22.00 J. W. Thomas ............. 58.00 Alfred Lee ............... 2.00 Dickinson Gorsuch........ 9.00 Stansbury & Ensor ....... 157.75 Stebbins-Anderson Coaal & Lumber Co.............. 32.00 Henry Reckord ........... 10.10 Margaret Howard ......... 5.00 Wm. A. Howard ........... 14.70 Wm. B. Brooks ........... 35.00 A. S. Pearce ............... 194.71 Proctor & Gemble Dis. Co.. 9.53 W. P. Lindsay ............. 1.50 John-L. Wagner & Sons____ 21.49 United Oil Co.............. 3.38 Caslin & Kelley ........... 71.51 H. H. Shauk ............... 1.50 Jessop & Jesso^ . ,;.......7 152.39 E. C, Ivierryman ........... 50.00 Koyal Disinfecting Co...... 30.25 T. H. Gordon .............. 51.00 Worrell Mfg. Co........... 93.50 Caslin' & Kelly ............ 53.75 Jas. W. Davis ............. 83.90 W. D. Akehurst ........... 18.00 Wm. G. Parks ............. 126.00 E. A. Kaestner ............ 20.50 P. S. Schmidt ............. 25.00 John P. Chilcoat ........... 20.00 John P. Chilcoat .......... 130.00 Louis W. Held ............ 831.76 Stebbins-Anderson Coal & Lumber Co............... 1,999.33 Howard Hiser............. 665.00 Dr. B. R. Benson, Jr........ 650.00 Dr. Thomas Shields ........ 24.00 Rev. Albert E. Smith....... 50.00 Rev. Maurice Cahill ....... 50.00 Rev. T. B. A. Allison........ 100.00 Wheeler & Cole ........... 630.00 $ 12,328.97 Burial of Paupers. Appropriation . ...? 500.00 Transferred to Contingent Account. 187.22 ANNUAL STATEMENT. Total .........$ 312.78 Fredk. Lassahn & Son......\ J. F. Eline ................ G. Knell & Son ............ H. Ktaz .................. John Burns Sons .......... 37.78 10.00 21.00 10.00 10.00 88.78 Circuit Court. Appropriation . . .% 38.000.00 Receipts ........ 1,643.73 Transferred to Contingent Account. 39,643.73 189.73 Total.........$ 39,454.00i George W. Seipp ..........? Julius Rudiger ............ Jacob B. Wilhelm .......... Tobias C. Linzey .......... Urban T. Linzey ........... Margaret Weis ............ Mrs. E. B. Lippincott ...... H. C. Jenifer .............. Thomas C. Hunter, Treas. witnesses............... Thomas C. Hunter, Treas. Jurors .................. The Jeffersonian .......... Urban T. Linzey .......... Hotel Towson ............. Geo. Carey Lindsay ........ Campbell B. Royston & Co.. J. Carroll Ensor.......«-... Lucas Bros................ Dr. Howard J. Maldeis...... Dr. L. Gibbons Smart...... C. Gus Grason ............. Lewrence E. Ensor ........ C. Gus Grason & Wm. Cur-ran ..................... Wm. P. Cole, Jr............ Sheriff of Baltimore City... Sheriff of Prince George Co. Sheriff of Harford County.. Wm. P. Cole ............... George Hartman .......... B. L. Freeney & Geo. Eck-hardt. . ................. Henry Reckord ........... Wheeler & Cole ........... S. Janowitz & Son ........ J. F. H. Gorsuch .......... Sheriff of Carroll County... Sheriff of Washington Co... Sheriff of Frederick County Wm. H. Lawrence ......... Louis W. Held ............ W. A. Parker .............. Dr. H. A. Naylor ........... John D. C. Duncan ........ T. B. Kearney & Co........ Samuel Kirk & Sous........ Sheriff of Kent County ..... Sheriff of Howard Co....... George G. Wheeler ........ Carville D. Benson et al.... Farmer & Farmer .......... Otto Burkhard ............ Sheriff of Gettysburg ...... John I. Rowe & C. Gus Grason .................... J. Howard Murray ......... Gwynn Nelson ............ T. Lvde Mason, Jr.......... 1,429.90 900.00 900.00 900.00 1,800.00 720.00 2,462.11 6,970.fiO 1,687.20 11,648.60 2,131.25 1,135.00 201.00 33.35 16.00 i 125.00 ' 283.15 10.00 120.00 105.00 5.00 30.00 40.00 390.00 2.40 9.00 4,503.17 10.00 10.00 183.73 120.00 50.00 35.00 ' 4.20 1.80 1.80 15.00 75.96 50.00 30.00 100.00 57.38 40.00 3.60 5.40 15.00 10.00 10.00 6.00 2.00 20.00 10.00 10.00 20.00 $ 39,454.00 Conveying Prisoners. Appropriation . ..$ 250.00 Transferred from Contingent Ace. . 50.00 Total......... 300.00 J. Carroll Ensor ...........$ 300.00 Coroners and Post Mortem*. Appropriation . ..$ 500.00 Transferred from Contingent Ace. 55.75 Total......... 555.75 John F. McGraw ..........$ 32.51 Dr. J. Wm. Ebert ........... 20.00 Jas. H. McNicholas ........ 26.31 Wm. P. Butler ............ 28.50 R. E. Stapleton ............ 13.34 Dr. J. F. H. Gorsuch........ 40.00 Jacob Dallman . :.......... 84.87 Dr. G. A. Fritz ............ 11.00 Dr. E. E. Nichols .......... 15.00 Dr. E. Gordon Valk ........ 35.00 Jas. A. Hudgins ........... 52.52 Dr. John S. Green ......... 15.00 Dr. A. L. Wilkinson........ 50.00 Jas. F. Gibson ............ 7.50 Jas. H. Burton ............ 4.17 Dr. T. B. Hall ............. 20.00 Dr. W. M. Carmine......... 60.00 Dr. H. A. Naylor .......... 10.00 Dr. Chas. L. Mattfeldt ..... 30.00 $ 555.75 County Commissioners. Appropriation . ..$ 22,000.00 Transferred to Contingent Account. 2,100.16 Total.........$ 19,899.84 W. F. Coghlan ............$ 2,400.00 Wm. P. Bosley............. 2,200.00 Harrison Rider ........... 2,400.00 Robert C. Clarke ------....... 2,400.00 John W. Harrison ......... 2,200.00 John R. Haut .............. 2,500.00 James L. Ball .............. 2,099.92 Jos. A. Kennedy ........... 1,919.92 A. S. Watts ____........... 1,780.00 $ 19.899.S4 County Treasurer. Appropriation . . % 7,200.00 Receipts........ 5,000.00 12,200.00 Transferred to Contingent Account. 1,942.52 Total ........$ 10,257.48 Thos. C. Hunter ............$ 3,000.00 Sherman L. Kurtz ......... 2,550.00 N. Bosley Hoffman ......... 2,119.98 R. Brice Shipley ........... 1,890.00 A. H. Uhler ............... 500.00 Frank Anderson .......... 95.00 L. H. Stansbury ........... 102.50 $ 10,257.48 Court House Expenses. Appropriation . ..$ 17.000.00 Receipts........ 164.10 17,164.10 Transferred from Cont. Account.. 2,129.35 Total.........$ 19,293.45 Edna Cockey.............% 770.00 Chas. Quinlin ............ 1,200.00 David Tapscott ........... 1,020.00 Thos. H. Lloyd ............ 1,200.00 Jesse N. Dailey ............ 840.00 Jos. D. Cockey ..........'.. 900.00 Harry Hughes ............ 845.00 Chas. H. Quinlin .......... 246.56 The Court Garage ......... 909.81 S. L. Howard .............. 11.60 Towson Ice Co............ 121.32 Hergenrather Drug Co..... 7.50 Thos. C. Hunter, Treas..... 450.00 Dorner & Gillingham ...... 40.00 Royal Disinfecting Co..... 157.03 Stebbins-Anderson Coal & Lumber Co.............. 2,721.99 Daniel Miller Co........... 275.92 Balto. Co. Water & Elec. Co. 169.46 Jas. B. Lynch ............. 21.57 H. A. Kries & Sons........ 44.08 The Jeffersonian.......... 2,601.75 Johnson & Henderson...... 398.24 C. & P. Telephone Co...... 1,249.31 Coady & Farley ........... 25.00 Keystone Brush Co........ 26.00 J. Edward Richardson..... 27.75 Meyer & Thalheimer ...... 26.77 Margaret Weis............ 67.65 Burroughs Adding Mach. COj, 55.05 Lucas Bros ¦•¦_¦.., ^-. ,..,,. , 2480 Wrr^ P, Goie . . .".'.'.'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'. 34 25 F. G. Shepper'd' '&' Son '¦ '¦ '¦ '. '. '¦ 34.00 W. J. Chapman Coal Co____ 456.25 Thos. C. Hunter ........... 720.66 Dunahue-Brawner Co...... 50.00 L. G. Quinlin ............. 33.00 Lauers ................... 15.66 Midland Chemical Co...... 225.00 McLean Contracting Co. ... 30.00 Wilson Elec. Co.......... 145.09 M. W. French ............. 356.68 Win. Fraser .............. 30.00 Individual Drinking Cup Co 31.46 Wheeler & Cole .......... 79.52 Whitaker Paper Co........ 33.25 Jas. E. Ward ............. 6.50 Co. Com. of Balto. Co...... 55.00 Dayton Safety Ladderr Co. 26.00 A. M. Whittle ............ 18.25 Margaret Barbour ........ 25.00 Dalton Adding Machine Co. 352.80 Scimpo Sponge Cup Co..... 6.91 Southern Electric Co....... 40.98 Whitaker Paper Co........ 18.23 Jas. F. Mullen ............. 5.00 Wm. B. Dana Co............ 10.00 ? 19 293.45 Election and Registration. Appropriation . ..$ 52,000.00 Receipts....... 485.00 $ 52,485.00 Transferred to Contingent Account. 11,312.08 Total.........% 41,172.92 Supervisors of Election ...? 485.55 W. Evans Anderson ....... 800.04 Chas. H. Wise ............ 300.00 Harry L. German ......... 300.00 Harrv Matthews.......... 300.00 John Mays Little ......... 300.00 The Jeffersonian ......... 50.00 J. Carrorll Ensor ......... 1,183.60 Miscellaneous Expenses-General Election, Baltimore County 1923. Benjamin C. Green, canvassing returns ............. 15.00 Jeffersonian Printing & Publishing Co.............. 10,965.74 Union News, publishing .... 2,205.00 The Argus, publishing .... 1,674.00 Meyer & Thalheimer ...... 81.00 A. M. Whittle ............. 2.75 Sam Crowther, Jr., merchandise 8-2 ................ 1.33 H. S. Shealey, installing lights, 2, 3, 4 Precincts, 12th district............ 4.50 Chas. F. Quinlin, picking out counting ballot boxes, etc 80.00 R. N. Tarbert, table, etc. for 6th district ............. 17.35 John H. Sach, candles 11-5. .45 Henry W. Hilgartner, table 9-5 ..................... 2.00 Thomas E. Kelley, moving booths & railing, etc..... 5.00 Nestor N. Edwards, repairing office chair............. 6.00 John German, trestles for table ................... 2.00 John H. Seicke, hauling booths, 1st district ............. 5.00 Harry Hughes, 4 days in office.................... 20.00 John F. Langenfelder, table, chairs, etc. 14th district. . 12.00 Jesse N. Daiiey, hauling booths & lumber for 9-7.. 6.00 James R. Gordon, labor for 9-1 ..................... 24.78 Harry Hughes, hauling booths 9-4-5-6-, curtains, etc.... 20.00 G. Wm. Parker, 1 day...... 5.00 J. Emory Mays ............ 5.00 Harry E. German, extra services ................... 200.00 Charles H. Wise, extra services ................... 200.00 Harry A. Matthews........ 325.00 W. Evans Anderson ....... 325.00 Charles L. Almony ........ 40.00 Richard H. Wiley ......... 30.00 H. Ross Almony ........... 40.00 Thomas Stetser, 2 nights watching ballots........ 18.00 August Weis, 2 nights watching ballots.............. 12.00 H. J. Halbert, 3 dayas watching ballots ............. 30.00 Thomas Lloyd, 3 days watching ballots ............. 24.00 Mrs. Nettie Benson, stenographer.................. 222.00 Charles H. Wise, office work 210.00 Samuel A. Brooks ......... 5.00 Stamps................... 65.00 E. M. Raignel, ink......... 82.60 Lucas Bros............... 26.10 Remington Typewriter Co... 104.25 Meyer & Thalheimer ....... 45.00 David Tapscott ............ 12.00 John Mays Little .......... 75.00 Frank Mullen ............ 5.00 $ 20,975.04 Expenses General Election, November 1923. FIRST DISTRICT. First Precinct— John A. Dressier, Dem. Reg.$ 102.20 Wm. S. Hoffman, Rep. Reg.. 77.40 Heine C. Andrea, Dem. Judge 12.00 Frederick C. Peregoy, Rep. Judge .................. 12.00 Harry Mangers, Dem. Clerk 12.00 Julian J. Baumann, Rep. Clk 12.00 John Seicke, booths ........ 3.00 The Argus, rent & storage. 22.00 $ 252.60 Second Precinct— E Albert J. Mellor, Dem. Reg.$ 106.90 James Harvey, Rep. Reg... 82.20 Charles Schotta, Dem. Judge 15.00 Rose Hepding, Rep. Judge. 15.00 Edwin C. Robinson, Dem Clk 15.00 Mollie Welsh, Rep. Clerk... 15.00 Henry Lauman, booths, rent and storage ............ 25.00 $ 274.10 Third Precinct— E Edward L. Martin, Dem. Reg? 88.20 Lynn Emmart, Rep. Reg. . . 64.20 George W. Bolden, Dem Jdg 9.60 George E. Bell, Rep, Judge 9.60 Vernon G. Lockard, Dem Clk 9.60 Rose Mary Whitmore, Rep, Clerk .................. 9.60 Samuel Mahale, booths .... 3.00 Woodlawn Bldg. Assn. Secy. Rent and storage ....... 22.00 $ 215.80 Fourth Precinct-James Madigan, Dem. Reg.$ 111.20 Wm. P. Gundry, Rep. Reg.. 85.20 George P. Piedlert, Dem Jdg- 18.00 Adam Repp, Rep. Judge.... 18.00 Mary E. Hogarty, Dem. Clk. 18.00 Fred G. Axt, Rep. Clerk... 18.00 James Madigan, booths .... 3.00 Margaret Luby, rent ...... 20.00 Mrs. Philip Lockard. storage 2.00 $ 293.40 Fifth Precinct— John H. Kaiser, Dem. Reg.. ? 90.86 Wm. C. Reinhold, Rep. Reg. 6G.60 William E. Sauter, Dem. Jdg 9.60 W. W. Chambers, Rep. Jdg. 9.60 Albert H. Tucker, Dem. Clk. 9.60 Harry A. Reiblich, Rep. Clk. 9.60 John Kaiser, booths ...... 3.00 Dr. Fred Adams, rent and storage ................ 22.00 ? 220.86 ANNUAL STATEMENT. Sixth Precinct-Joseph H. Meyer, Dem. Reg.$ 98.64 John P. Collier, Rep. Reg.. 74.40 Edward C. Golder, Dem. Jdg 12.00 Grace Utt, Rep. Judge..... 12.00 Chauncey Bakei-, Dem. Clk. 12 00 Rachel W. German, Rep. Clk 12.00 John Seicke, booths, rent & storage ................ 25.00 Seventh Precinct— William E. Barnett, ' Dem Reg.................... George W. Norris, Rep. Reg O. M. Grimes, Dem. Judge Albert Hobson, Rep. Judge A. G. Nach, Dem. Clerk . . J. O. Hawkins, Rep Clk.. John Seicke, booths ..... John F. Schaeffer, rent and storage................. 246.04 106.08 81.60 15.60 15.60 15.60 15.60 3.00 22.00 $ 275.06 Eighth Precinct— N. Edw. Meehan, Dem Reg.$ 101.56 Arthur C. Hobson, Rep. Reg. 82.80 August W. Reish, Dem. Jdg. 12.00 James Rochester, Rep. Judge 12.00 Charles P. Murphy, Dem Clk 12.00 John H. Wigley, Rep. Clerk 12.00 John Seicke, booths ....... 3.00 Odd Fellows' Hall, rent and storage................. 22.00 „, *-.„-. * 257.36 Ninth Precinet— Donald I. Hohler, Dem Reg$ 97.50 James S. Simpson, Rep Jdg. 73.50 Conrad H. Diehlman, Dem. Judge .................. 12.90 Samuel Willyoung, Rep Jdg. 12.90 J. W. Leitch, Dem. Clerk... 12.90 Wm. C. Cadell, Rep. Clerk.. 12.90 R. G. Diehlman, booths, rent and storage............ . 25.00 $ 247.60 Tenth Precinct— Charles R. West, Dem. Reg.$ 102.80 Calvin B. Green, Rep. Reg.. 78.60 Carlyle O'Dell, Dem. Judge. 15.00 Carroll S. Clemens, Rep. Jdg 15.00 N. W. Neepier, Dem. Clerk.. 15.00 Florence E. France, Rep Clk 15.00 Andrew Oscar, booths, rent, ^-storage ............... 25.00 $ 266.40 Eleventh Precinct— Frederick Maisel, Dem. Reg.$ 100.26 H. Clay Suter, Jr., Rep. Reg. 75.90 George Turner, Dem, Judge 12.00 Ida May Reich, Rep. Judge. 12.00 Clarence S. Tucker, Rep Clk. 12.00 Mary Maisel, Dem. Clerk... 12.00 Clarence S. Tucker, booths, rent & storage .......... 25.00 SECOND DISTRICT. First Precinct— Hubert H. Harker, Dem Reg Wm. E. Klingelhofer, Repub. Reg.................... J. Isaac Holbrook, Jr., Dem. Judge .................. John H. Crooks, Rep. Judge Winfield S. Hobbs, Dem. Clk. Wm. T. Parsley, Rep. Clk.. Rudolph Pick, booths ...... J. Isaac Holbrook, Jr., rent & Storage .............. S Second Precinct— J. Randolph Burke, Dem. Reg....................$ George W. Reiblich, Rep. Reg..................... Williama H. Timanus, Dem. Judge...........;....... Ross L. Hoffman, Rep Judge J. Clinton Perine. Dem. Clk. Garrison Longley, Rep. Clk. Garrison Longley, booths. . . William F. Piel, rent and storage ................. 249.18 95.63 71.10 14.10 14.10 14.10 14.10. 3.00 22.00 248.18 E 94.14 69.60 10.80 10.80 10.80 10.80 3.00 22.00 $ 231.94 Thiril Precinct— E Bremen A. Trail, Dem. Reg.$ 101.24 Stephen P. Putney, Rep Reg 76.20 Dall Worthington, Dem Jdg 12.00 James W. Dell, R.ep. Judge. 12.00 S. Worthington Kemp, Dem Clerk.................... 12.00 Elbert R. .Robosson, Rep. Clerk................... 12.00 Willie Williams, booths, rent & storage ............... 25.00 Fourth Precinct— I Noah H. F. Walters, Dem. Reg......................$ Wm. N. Snyder, Rep. Reg. . Arthur E. O'Dell, Dem Jdg. 'Walter M. Keck, Sr., Rep Jdg Alfred C. Fryfogle, Dem Clk Ernest M. Wolf, Rep Clerk. Wm. H. Sudman, booths, rent & storage .............. 250.44 93.12 69.00 12.60 12.60 12.60 12.60 25.00 $ 237.52 Fifth Precinct— Robert Bowers, Dem. Reg..$ 90.60 Paul F. Cullen, Rep Reg. . . . 66.60 John T. Humphrey, Dem Jdg 9.60 Edward C. Sauter, Rep. Jdg. 9.60 A. Maurice Sauter, Dem Clk 9.60 Bernard A. Rudacille, Repub Clerk................... 9.60 Thomas J. Hall, booths..... 3.00 Robert Bowers, rent and storage................. 22.00 THIRD DISTRICT. First Precinct— William Hannigan, Dem Reg Wm. H. Smith, Rep. Reg.... Jos. Kennedy, Dem. Judge. . May C. Eckenrode, Rep. Jdg James Dee, Dem. Clerk..... Katherinee E. Dailey, Rep. Clerk.................... Milton Watts, booths ...... 220.60 99.08 64.80 13.80 13.80 13.80 13.80 3.00 $ 31.68 Second Precinct— E August Tierney, Dem. Reg..$ 90.20 Chester A. Fuller, Rep. Reg. 64.80 Milton Watts, Dem. Judge.. 9.60 Elmer F. Whitcomb, Repub. Judge .................. 9.60 Theo. S. Stansbury, Dem Clk 9.60 Arthur D. Smith, Rep. Clk.. 9.60 Milton Watts, booths ...... 3.00 Lamar Holliday, rent and storage . . .............. 22.00 $ 218.40 Third Precinet— E William Keir, Dem. Reg...$ 95.76 Sewell E. Smith, Rep. Reg. . 71.40 John A. Dwyer, Dem. Judge 11.40 Wm. P. Beall, Rep. Judge.. 11.40 Edw.ard B. Saunders, Dem. Clerk ................... 11.40 Carrie A. Little, Rep. Clerk. 11.40 Milton Watts, booths ...... 3.00 Mt. Zion Lodge, rent and storage................. 22.00 $ 237.76 Fourth Precinct— I. Tyson Harden, Dem. Reg.$ 101.55 John H. Schmidt, Rep. Reg.. 76.80 J. Murray Patterson, Dem. Judge .................. 13.20 Melvin J. Burnham, Rep Jdg 13.20 Thomas E. Collison, Dem Clk • 13.20 James L Sullivan, Rep. Clk. 13.20 I. Tyson Harden, booths.... 3.00 Wm. Long, rent & storage.. 22.00 FOURTH DISTRICT. First Precinct— B. L. Stansfield, Dem. Reg..$ Wm. Wolf, Rep. Reg....... George W. Mosner, Dem Jdg Z. Charles Ebaugh, Rep Jdg Edw. M. Carron, Dem. Clerk J. Southgate Yellott, Repub. Clerk ................... Secy. Vol. Fire Co., booths rent & storage ..........¦ $ Second Precinct— Frank D. Orrick, Dem. Reg.$ Walter E. Atkinson, Repub. Reg. . . ................. Charles E. Slade, Dem. Jdg. Marion Duncan, Rep. Judge Andrew S. Wilson, Dem Clk Lewis G. Chilcoat, Rep. Clk. Howard Whittle, booths . . . Secy. Vol. Fire Dept, rent & storage ................. 256.15 94.54 70.20 13.20 13.20 13.20 13.20 25.00 242.54 98.40 73.20 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 3.00 22.00 Third Precinct— E John T. French, Dem. Reg..? Wm. A. Harris, Rep. Reg. .. Robert Schaefer, Dem. Jdg. John B. Reese, Rep. Judge. . Clarence T. Warren, Dem. 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