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SHERIFF'S ELECTION PHOCLAMIITION GENERAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION. —Pursuant to an act of the General As sembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl vania, entitled "An Act relating to elec tions," approved the second day of July. Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine, and also the acts approved the thirtieth day of January, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, and twenty sixth day of June, one thousand, eight hun dred and nlnety-flve, and the amended con stiutlon, It la made the duty of the sheriff of every county In the commonwealth to give notice of the time of holding the gen eral election, and in each case to enumerate: First—The officers to be elected. Becond—Designating the place at which the elections are to be held; therefore, I, P. F. Connor, High Sheriff of Lacka wanna county, Commonwealth of Pennsyl vania, do hereby make known and give no tice to the electors thereof that an election will be held In the said County of Lacka- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1918 For thirty-eight persona to fill the office of Presidential Electors. For one person to fill the office of State Treasurer. For one person to fill the office of Auditor General. For four persons to All the office of Rep resentative in Congress at Large. For one person to fill the office of Repre sentative In Congresa. Tenth Congressional District. For one person to fill the office of Rep resentative In the General Assembly. First Legislative District. ' For one person to fill the office of Repre sentative In the General Assembly. Second Legislative District For one person to fill the office of Repre sentative In the General Assembly. Third Legislative District For one person to fill the office of Repre sentative in the General Assembly. Fourth Legislative District For one person to fill the office of Rep resentative In the General Assembly. Fifth Legislative District For one person to fill the office of Rep resentative In the General Assembly. Sixth Legislative District And I hereby make known and give notice that the following is the official list of all candidates with parties, or policies repre sented, whose certificates of nomination and nomination papers have been filed as provided In section 6 of the act of June 10, A. D. 1893, and who are to be voted for In the County of Lackawanna at the ensuing elec tion to be held Tuesday, November 6th, 1912. PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT TAFT AND SHERMAN. REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. I. Layton Register, William A. Helzman, Samuel J. Walnwrlght, John P. Harris, Robert E. Altemus, John Dick, George Jay Elliott, John R. K. Scott, W. J. McCloskey, Robert M. Griffith, Frank H. Caven, Frank W. Munn. Robert P. Cairnes, Abram T. Eastwlck, Horace L. Haldeman, Edwin M. Rlne, Henry W. Palmer, Henry H. Brownmliler, Fred B. Gernerd, William C. Sechrist, Malcolm McDougall, William H. Helm. John Henry Deardorff, James Lord, i * Josiah D. Hicks, Calvin Gilbert, David Howells. i Sylvester F. Bowser, William E. Crow, Norman E. Clark, Frederick Felix Crutze, Herman Simon, Robert Locke, William Schnur, George H. Douglass, Howard B. Oursler, C. Elmer Bown, Patrick H. McGulre, PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT WILSON AND MARSHALL DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. Daniel F. Carlln, P. Oliver Derr. Thomas J. McGlnnls, William T. Aldricb, Michael James McArdle, James J. Ryan, William M. Watson. James J. Kane, Maximilian Joseph Bucher, 1 Samuel Britton Price, John H. FOy. George F. Krapp, Jacob B. Waldelich, Charles A. McCarty, Sedgwick Klstler, Matthias J. demons, George A. Harris, Cyrus G. Rauch. Arthur Blakely Clark, John W. Bittenger, John Frederick Weaver, Jr., Thomas A. Frazler, Charles W. Walker, W. K. Hugus, Sebastian S. Henne, Charles H. Webb, David Neale, J * I James Buchanan Sigglns, James Houlaben, C. H. Arnold. Patrick J. Barry, George W. Acklln, Thomas Jefferson Duncan, Newell R. White, Philip N. Shettlg, Garrett E. Smedley, John Burgesa Henning, Franp P. I sherwood, PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT CHAFIN AND WATKINS, PROHIBITION. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. John L Heyworth. William A. Huston, Ellwood Allen, John S. Hay, Samuel B. Croft, James E. Clark, Joseph H. Paschall, William A. Seltzer, O. D. Brubaker, Charles L. Hawley, Noah H. Pettlbone, » Harry A. Reber. Clarence T. Davis, Ernest H. Meeker, J. F. Good, Frank P. Johnson, C. H. Williams, « J. C. Rummel, R. Z. Replogle, Daniel E. Breneman, John I. Thompson, Jr., D. G. Bastian, Daniel Sturgeon, L. Albert Walters, Norris Crosaman, William H. Kindt, Samuel Dlble, W. H. Cover, J. P. Knox. J. J. Porter. Robert S. Glass. Thomas P. Hershberger, Charles W. Burnley, John R. Penn. Adle A. Stevens, Charles Scanlon, Herbert T. Ames, Silas Swallow, PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT DEBS AND SIEDEU SOCIALIST PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. E. F. Annundson, Geo. T. McConnell, W. G. Lenker, Llewellyn Dillinger, Patrick H. Smith, W. J. Wright Charles O. Alter, i William Parker. Charles F. Sands, George K. Harris, Jerry M. Christ, Walter N. Lodge, C. E. McCready. Solon C. Thayer, 1 J. J. Klntner. William Noble. Louis S. Melllnger, • P. Bolenbacher, , Wm. W. Decker, i Frank Thomson, . J. M. Barr, J. A. Filaon. J ♦ k Geo. W. Bacon, i C. B. Martin, * » Chas. Boeckler. • E. C. Judd, ' , » William C. Price, ,)| J. E. Perry, Robert Watklns, Howard M. Welch. 0. E. Musselman, Edw. Glauner, Simon Llbroe, Reuben Einstein, Cornelius Foley, Edw. Hagan, H. W. Pooler, W. E. Scott, PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND JOHNSON. BULL MOOSE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. WMlllam Wllhelm, William F. Remppls, Charleß L. Van Scoten, James P. McNarney, Goodloe H. Thomas, Harry D. W. English, Albert S. Faught William C. Supplee, I John H. Callahan, William F. Deakyne, William H. Zlegler, [ • | Arthur G. Graham, ! Pennock E. Sharpless, Louis N. McCarter, 1. Clinton Arnold, Howell Harris, ' Thomas C. Edwards, 3 I ; John Reese, Jacob B. Fricker, John J. Koehler, Richard W. A. Jameson, Joseph J. Dropeskey, George W. Wagenseller, Harry A. Sherk. William H. Irwin, 4 William H. Tipton, Oscar Mitchell, Alfred M. Chrlstley, Peter A. Johns, Chester A. Moore, Labazure O. McLane, John Rice. John M. Williams, David I. Ball. Richard R. Quay, Harry H. Wlllock, Paul S. Ache, James H. Duff, PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT REIMER AND GILHAUS, INDUSTRIALIST PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. Henry Muller, L. M. Barhydt, James A. Gray, August Cleaver, J. C. Brought, P. J. Relraer. Joseph Schneider, Vaaldlmlr Ernst, Stephen Jaross, James Erwln, Cleveland W. Morris, George Dlbb, Robert Richardson, Thomas Moody, George H. Snyder, Joseph C. Lyle, Amadlo Mori, H. G. Melnel, B. F. Wlssler, George W. Wagner, Fred Wagner, Albert Berlnger, Carl Schleicher, William Berlnger, Herman Spittal, William Mornlngstar, Charles Fllzer, Luther Gerhard, George A. Homan, George E. Berl, Alvln Rohrbach, Philip Buck, PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND JOHNSON, ROOSEVELT PROGRESSIVE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. William Wllhelm. William F. Remppls, Charles L. Van Scoten, James P. McNarney, Goodloe H. Thomas. Harry D. W. English, Albert S. Faught, William C. Supplee, John H. Callahan, William F. Deakyne, William H. Zlegler, Arthur G. Graham, Pennock E. Sharpless, Louis N. McCarter, I. Clinton Arnold, Howell Harris, Thomas C. Edwards, John Reese, Jacob B. Fricker, John J. Koehler. Richard W. A. Jameson, Joseph J. Dropeskey, George W. Wagenseller, Harry A. Sherk, I William H. Irwin, William H. Tipton, Oscar Mitchell, Alfred M. Chrlstley, Peter A. Johns, Chester A. Moore, Labazure O. McLane, John Rice, John M. Williams, David I. Ball. Richard R. Quay, Harry H. Wlllock, Paul S. Ache, James H. Duff, PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND JOHNSON, WASHINGTON PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS William Wllhelm, William F. Remppls, Charles L Van Scoten, James P. McNarney, Goodloe H. Thomas, Harry D. W. English, Albert S. Faught. William C. Supplee, John H. Callahan, William F. Deakyne, William 11. Zlegler, Arthur G. Graham, Pennock E. Sharpless, Louis N. McCarter, I. Clinton Arnold, Howell Harris, Thomas C. Edwards, John Reese, Jacob B. Fricker, John J. Koehler, Richard W. A. Jameson, Joseph J. Dropesky, George W. Wagenseller, Harry A. Sherk, 1 William H. Irwin, William H. Tipton, Oscar Mitchell, Alfred M. Chrlstley, Peter A. Johns, Chester A. Moore. Labazure O. McLane, John Rice, John M. Williams, David I. Ball. Richard R. Quay, Harry H. Wlllock, Paul S. Ache. James H. Duff, STATE TREASURER Robert K. Young, Republican William H. Berry, Democratic Charles W. Huntington, Prohibition John J. Schwartz, Socialist Robert K. Young, Bull Moose William 11. Berry, Keystone Robert K. Young, Roosevelt Progressive Robert K. Young, Washington AUDITOR GENERAL Archibald W. Powell, Republican Robert E. Cresswell, Democratic B. Budd Cannon, Prohibition Adrian H. Eldredge, Socialist Archibald W. Powell, Bull Moose Robert E. Cresswell, Keystone ArcuiDald W. Powell, Roosevelt Progressive Archibald W. Powell, Washington REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS AT LARGE John M. Morin, Republican Frederick E. Lewis, Republican Anderson H. Walters, Republican Arthur R. Rupley, Republican George Benton Shaw, Democratic Joseph Howley, Democratic George R. McLean, Democratic E. E. Groenawalt, Democratic E. L. McKee, Prohibition Howard J. Force, Prohibition Henry S. Gill, Prohibition Thomas H. Hamilton, Prohibition Chas. W. Ervln, Socialist William Parker, Socialist E. S. Musser, Socialist John W. Slayton, Socialist John M. Morln, Bull MOOBO Frederick E. Lewis, Bull Moose Anderson H. Walters, Bull Moose Arthur R. Rupley, Bull Moose William H. Thomas, Industrialist Albln Garrett Keystone Charles A. Hawkins, Keystone Howard R. Sheppard, Keystone Daniel W. Simklna, Keystone John M. Morln, Roosevelt Progressive Frederick E. Lewis, Roosevelt Progressive Anderson H. Walters, Roosevelt Progressive Arthur R. Rupley, Roosevelt Progressive John M. Morln. Waahington Frederick E. Lewis. Washington Anderson H. Walters, Washington Arthur R. Rupley, Washington REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS John R. Farr, Republicsn Michael A. McGlniey, Democratic Madison F. Larkln, Prohibition L H. Gibbs. Socialist A. McGinley, Keystone T. Ellsworth Davlee, National Progressive Jobn R. Farr, Washington REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY First Legislative District Albert Davis, Republican Thomas Murphy, Democratic John Hammond. Prohibition H. O. Schnessler, Boclallat John Hammond, Keystone Albert Davis. Waahington REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Second Legislative District Henry S. Alworth, Republican J. M. Fahringer, Democratic George Hart Prohibition A. P. Utt, Socialist J. M. Fahringer. National Progressive J. M. Fahringer, Progressive Henry S. Alworth. Washington REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Third Legislative Dirtrlct Frederick C. Ehrbardt, Republican Henry W. Zeldler, * Democratic Edward Gllnskl, Socialist Frederick C. Ehrhardt, Keystone Frederick c. Ehrbardt, Washington REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Fourth Legislative District William Haggerty, Republican Peter J. Gaugban, Democratic E. F. Altmouse, Prohibition John Fish, Socialist William Haggerty, » Washington REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Fifth Legislative District William W. Jones, Republican John F..tuannion, Democratic N. Homer Smith, Prohibition Frank J. Choha, Jr., Socialist John F. Mannion, National Progressive William W. Jones, Washington REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Sixth Legislative District Alfred F. Hobbs, Republican Paul W. Aten, Democratic Peter Bedell, Prohibition E. L. Williams, Socialist Paul W. Aten. Keystone Alfred F. Hobbs, Washington And I hereby make known and give notice that the places of holding the aforesaid gen eral elections In the several cities, boroughs, townships and districts within the County of Lackawanna are as follows, to wit: ARCHBALD BOROUGH DISTRICTS First ward. First district—At the hotel of Rose A. Moyles, in said district. First ward, Second dlstrlct—At the house of John Nanewitz, in said district Second ward—At the house of W. J. Dougher, In said ward. Third ward—At the borough council rooms, In said ward. BENTOiN TOW'NSHIP DISTRICT. At the house of Mr. Witzel, In said town ship. BLAKELY BOROUGH DISTRICTS. First ward At the office of S. W. Ar nold, In said ward. Second ward—At the building of W. H. Berkbeiser, on Main street, in said ward. Third ward—At the borough council rooms, on Blakely street, In said ward CARBONDALE TOWNSHIP DISTRICTS. Northeast dlstrlct—At the store of James T. O'Neill, on No. 4 rouM, in said district. Northwest dlstrlct—At the house of Mrs. Anna Farrell, on the PlanK Road, In said district. South district—At the house of Hugh Battle, In said district. CARBONDALE CITY DISTRICTS. First ward. First dlstrlct—At the house of B. W. Dlx, in said First Ward. First ward, Third dlstrlct—At a portable building on the premises of the D. & H. R. R. Co., In said district Second ward, First district—At the corner of Spring street and Seventh avenue, at the premises owned by Mrs. Bachman, in said ward. Second ward, Second district—At P. F. Mc- Kenna's hotel, No. 38 Main street, in said ward. Second ward, Third district—At the house of James Gregg, in said Second ward. Third ward, First dlstrlct—At the building known as the Thomas Hendrlck building, in said Third ward. Third ward. Second dlßtrlct— On the prem ises of Patrick Moran, at No. 78 Main street in said district. Third ward, Third district—At the house of Mrs. John Moffltt, In said Third ward. Third ward, Fourth district—At the office of John Gibbs, on High street, in said dis trict. Fourth ward. First district—At the house of Michael Cannon, on Pike street, In said Fourth ward. Fourth ward. Second dlstrlct—At the house of A. Battle, in said Fourth ward. Fourth ward. Third district—At the house of P. J. Murphy, in said Fourth ward. Fifth ward. First dlstrlct—At the office of L. I. Bunnel. corner of Belmont and Canaan streets, In said Fifth ward. Fifth ward. Second dlstrlct—At the house of John Clune, on Dundaff street, in said Fifth ward. Sixth ward. First district—At the house of John Moon, 83 Belmont street, in said district. Sixth ward, Second district—At the prem ises of Thomas Hart, 200 Dundaff street, in said district. CLARK'S SUMMIT BOROUGH DISTRICT. At Shillings' Hall, In the second story of the wagon factory owned by T. E. Shillings, fronting on the State road, In said borough. CLIFTON TOWNSHIP DISTRICT. At the Lehigh Glen fecbool house, in said township. COVINGTON TOWNSHIP DISTRICT. At the Dalevllle town house, In said town -Bb,P" DALTON BOROUGH DISTRICT. At the office of F. M. Francis, In said borough. DICKSON CITY BOROUGH DISTRICTS. First ward—At the borough building, In said ward. . . . „ Second ward—At the house of J. A. Bar, ron, on Jackson street, in Bald ward. Third ward—At the hose house of the J. B. Dickson Hose Co., on Main street. In said ward. DUNMORE BOROUGH DISTRICTS. First ward. First district—At the house of the Neptune Hose Co., on Drinker street, in said district. First ward. Second district—At the hotel of Martin Gibbons, on Drinker turnpike. In said district. First ward. Third district—On the property of Domlnlck Loughney, situate at the south westerly corner of Boyle and Warren streets, in said ward. Second ward, First district-At the house of John J. Scott, in said ward. Second ward, Second district—At the house of Martin O'Boyle, in said ward. Second ward, Third district—ln the build ing of John Memelo, et al.. in said district Third ward. First dlstrlct—At the house of Mrs. A. Burschell, in said ward. Third ward, Second district—At the out building of Mrs. James McAndrew. near the corner of Sixth and Mill streets, in said * Third ward. Third district—At the house of Electric Hose Co.. In Bald ward. Fourth ward—At a portable building erect ed on property of M. J. Hennlgan. southerly side East Drinker street, In said ward. Fifth ward—At the house of R. C. Wills, lD Slxth ward?' First dlstrlct-At the Exchange Hotel, at the corner of Drinker and Blakely streets, in paid ward. Sixth ward, Second dlstrlct—At the house of Emma Blogg, rear of lot corner of Jef ferson avenue and Green Ridge street. Sixth ward. Third district—At Ruane's ho tel, on the corner of Qulncy avenue and Orove street, in said ward. .... . Sixth ward. Fourth district—At the house of Peter Nov Is, In said district ELMHURST BOROUGH DISTRICT. At the office of J. Knickerbocker, on Front street. In said district 'FELL TOWNSHIP DISTRICTS. Firßt district—At the Coal Brook school houße, In said township, i Second district—At the town hall in said ' district. __ .. i Third dlstrlct—At the Hose House, on the i easterly side of Main street, in Simpson, In "l&urth* district—At the Richmond school house, in said district GLENBURN BOROUGH DISTRICT. > At the Hall school house, In said borough. » GOULDSBORO BOROUGH DISTRICT. » At the school house, In said borough. » GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP DISTRICT. At the Greenfield town house, in said ! '"".JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP DISTRICT. > At the school house known as the Red > Oak school house, in said township. I JERMYN BOROUGH DISTRICTS. » First ward—At a building owned by Mrs. ? George Edmonds, on the easterly side of I Main street. In said ward. » Second ward—At the borough buildings on i Second svenue, in said borough, t Third ward—At the house of Mrs. Jane i Baker, on East Side of Main street in said I LACKAWANNA TOWNSHIP DISTRICTS. ; South district—At a booth on a vacant lot i belonging to M. McDonough, on the corner t of Elm and Main streets. Southwest district—At a portable building at the corner of Main and Blake streets, on lot owned by U. Gibbons, In said Southwest district LA PLUMB BOROUGH DISTRICT. At the school house in said borough. LEHIGH TOWNSHIP DISTRICT. At the Pine Grove school house, la said township. MADISON TOWNSHIP DISTRICT. At the Grange Hall, In Madlsonvtlle, in said district. MAYFIELD BOROUGH DISTRICTS. First ward—ln the building known as the Whltmore Hose House, in said ward. Second ward—ln the building of Mrs. Wm. Mullally, occupied by Peter McCarty, situate on Poplar street in said ward. Third ward—ln the buildings of E. F. Edmunds, situate on Lackawanna avenue, In said ward. MOOBIC BOROUGH DISTRICTS. First ward—At the hose house of the Mooslc Hose company, on eaat side of Main street. Second ward—ln Patrick McAndrew's house corner of Sack and Spring streets. Third ward—At Mrs. M. A. Lewis' house on Main street, In said ward. Fourth ward—ln C. W. Thompson's office, on Main street, Greenwood. MOSCOW BOROUGH DISTRICT. At Odd Fellows' hall in Moscow, In said borough. NEWTON TOWNSHIP DISTRICT. At the Van Sickle bouse, in said town- Bhlp. NORTH ABINOTON TOWNSHIP DISTRICT. At the house of Giles Robertß, in said township. OLD FORGE BOROUGH DISTRICTS. First ward—At the property of Frank Ro satta, corner of Main street and Barbertown road, in said ward. Second ward—At Sibley Hose House in said ward. Third ward—At a portable building on lot belonging to Anthony Biancardo, In said ward. Fourth ward—At the house of Wm. Walker, In said ward. Fifth ward—At the building of John A. Wood, on the corner of Main and Milwaukee streets. In said ward. Sixth ward—At the house of Thos. Stevens, corner Oak and Williams streets, in said ward. OLYPHANT BOROUGH DISTRICTS. First ward—At a building on land of Thomas Gavin, on Dunmore street, in said ward. Second ward—At the hotel of William Ma lion. In said Second ward. Third ward, First district—At the Delaware House or hotel of M. J. O'Holloran, in said ward. Third ward, Second district—At the dwell ing of F. C. Pilger, in said district. Fourth ward—At the building of Thomas J. nnd Ed. A. Rogan, on the easterly side of Dunmore Street, in said ward. RANSOM TOWNSHIP DISTRICTS. Flrßt district—At the ball of the Echo Cor net Band, In said district. Second district—At the school house near Mayer's farm. In said district. ROARING BROOK TOWNSHIP DISTRICT At the school house. In said township. SCOTT TOWNSHIP DISTRICT. At the township building at Montdale, lu said district. SCRANTON CITY DISTRICTS. First ward. First district—At building of George Archbald, No. 110 West Market street, iu said district. First ward, Second district—ln a portable building, on a vacant lot owned by C. E. Cooper, In the 1900 block on the Boulevard rood, in said ward. First ward, Third district—On the premises of John R. Jones, corner of Parker street and North Main avenue, in said ward. First ward. Fourth district—At the prem ises owned by Griffith E. Powell, at No. 2147 Wayne avenue .in said ward. First ward. Fifth district—ln a building to be erected by the commissioners on lot of Mrs. Wm. Wells, on the West Side of North Main avenue, near Marvine crossing, in said ward. Second ward, First district—At the armory building of Company H, on North Main ave nue, In said ward. Second ward, Second district—At a booth on property of Alex Puchowskl, Providence road, In said district. Second ward. Third district—At a portable building on a lot of land on Sanderson ave nue between Breaker street and East Mar ket street, In said ward. Second ward, Fourth district—At the house of Jacob Racht, on the southerly corner of Brick avenue and Green street, In said ward. Second ward, Fifth district—At a booth on Laurel street, on lot owned by Ellen Mul herln, in said ward. Third ward. First district—At the house of Owen Collins, 1027 West Market street, in said ward. . . Third ward, Second district—At a portable building near Cusick's hotel. In said ward. Fourth ward. First district—At a portable building at the corner of North Main ave nue and Price street, owned by A. & J. Fritx, in said ward. Fourth ward, Second district—On a vacant lot on-the northerly side of Swetiand street owned by Mrs. Julia Schull. In said ward. Fourth ward, Third district—On the prem ises of Frank McLoughlln, on lot rear of No. 1628 Price street, in said ward. Fourth ward, Fourth district—At an iron booth. No. 355 North Lincoln avenue, on the lot of H. J. Davles, In said ward. Fourth ward. Fifth dlstrlct-At the property of Charles Pitcher, situate at No. 1817 Swet iand street. In said ward. Fifth ward. First district—At the office of Alderman Blair, in said district. Fifth ward. Second district—At a portable building on the rear of lot owned by C. A. Macussi. situate on the southeast corner of Main avenue and Washburn street, fronting on Washburn street, In said ward. Fifth ward. Third district—At the hotel of George B. Revan. No. 1610 Washburn street, in said ward. Fifth ward. Fourth district—On the prop erty of Mrs. Margaret Jones, at the south west corner of 13th street and Division street, in said ward. Sixth ward. First district—At the house of P. Golden, In said ward. Sixth ward. Second district—At the house of John T. Lynch, in said ward. Sixth ward. Third district—At a portable building. Avenue D, No. 15, lot of Mary A. Williams. In said ward. Seventh ward. First district—At the house of John R. Kelly, on the easterly side of Capouse avenue, In said ward. Seventh ward. Second district—At the bouse of John O'Donnell, on Mineral street, in said ward. Seventh ward. Third dlstrlct—At the house of Edward A. Rashbrldge. southerly corner of Capouse avenue and New street, in said ward. Eighth ward, First district—At A. R. Raub's building, Spruce street In said ward. Eighth ward, Second dlstrlct—At a build ins owned by C. H. Schadt, on the northerly side of Spruce Btreet, between Penn and Franklin avenues, next door to Hotel Schadt. Ninth ward. First district—At a portable building on the westerly side of Adams ave nue, near Linden street, owned by Howell and King, In said ward. Ninth ward. Second dlstrlct—At a portable building on the easterly side or Adams ave nue. near the corner of Olive street, owned by A. W. Schrader. in said ward. Ninth ward. Third district—At a portable building on lot of J. P. Donnelly, west side of Madison avenue, between Pine and Gibson streets, in said ward. Tenth ward, First district—ln a building owned by Herman Klause, corner of Ash and Cross streets, in said ward. Tenth ward, Second dlstrlct—At a portable building on lot of William Knoepfel, on westerly corner of Myrtle and Irving avenues, in said ward. Eleventh ward. First district—At the hotel of Andrew Best, in said ward. Eleventh ward. First dlstrlct—At No. 1011 Cedar avenue, In a houße owned by Henry W. Walter, Sr., In said district. Eleventh ward, Third dlstrlct—At the prop erty of Theodore B. Preita, No. 1014 South Washington avenue, in said ward. Twelfth ward. First district—At the house of William Nealon, In said ward. Twelfth ward, Second district—At the house of James Judge, in said ward. Thirteenth ward. First district—At the of fice of Alderman T. J. Price, No. 1311 Ca pouse avenue, In said ward. Thirteenth ward. Second dlstrlct—At St. Paul's Hall. No. 1435 Penn avenue, in said district. Thirteenth ward. Third district—At the of fice of Alderman Thomas B. Jackson, No. 1553 Dickson avenue, in said ward. Thirteenth ward. Fourth dlstrlct—At the house of William Updegraff, 1618 Penn ave- Fourteenth ward. First district—At a port able building on the rear of lot of Thomas Cosgrove, at corner of Price street and Main avenue, in said ward. Fourteenth ward. Second dlstrlct—At Mary Gibbons' basement on northerly side of West Lackawanna avenue. In said district. Fifteenth ward. First dlstrlct—At a port able building near the corner of South Main avenue and Eynon street, owned by Williams A Co.. In said ward. Fifteenth ward. Second dlstrlct—At the Fellows' building, corner of South Main avenue and Luzerne street owned by Walter McNichols, In said ward. Fifteenth ward, Third district—At the house of William Wllliama, 909 South Main avenue, in said ward. Sixteenth ward. First district—At the Eagle hotel, occupied by Tennant and Cad den, in said ward. Sixteenth ward. Second district—At the hotel of Walsh ft Marlon, Nos. 600 and 602 Wyoming avenue, on easterly corner of said avenue and Vine street iu "aid ward. Seventeenth ward. First district—At a building known as No. 202 Kressler court. In said ward. Seventeenth ward, Second district—At a portable building near the corner of Madi son avenue' and Mulberry street, on lot owned by Thomas H. Jordan, In said ward. Seventeenth ward. Third district—At a booth corner of Irving avenue and Mulberry street, on lot owned by M. F. Fadden in said ward. Eighteenth ward—At a portable building on Railroad avenue, near Seventh street on lot owned by P. J. Donnelly, in said ward. Nineteenth ward, First district—At the house owned by Louis Schwaas, in said ward. Nineteenth ward, Second district—At the house of Margaret Kramer, corner Prospect avenue and Maple street. In said ward. Nineteenth ward. Third district—At the house of Chas. Graff, 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 822 Meadow avenue. In said ward. Twentieth ward, First district—At the house of Joseph Grunkowskl, on Cedar ave nue, In said ward. Twentieth ward, Second district—At the bouse of Wm. Vogelsong, in said ward. Twentieth ward, Third district—At the house of Ellen Callery, on the upper side of Blrney avenue, In satd ward. Twentieth ward. Fourth district—At the house of Mathiac Murschberger, corner Stone avenue and Palm street, In said ward. Twenty-first ward. First district—At the reading room of Scanlon's hotel, corner Al bright avenue and Providence Road, in said district. Twenty-first 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-first ward, Third district—At a portable building on the lot adjoining the residence of T. Owen Charles, on Dorothy street. In said ward. Twenty-first 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 Srhlager street, between Watson and Sloan avenues, owned by Justin T. Smith, in said ward or district. 80UTH ABINOTON DISTRICTS. First district—At the hall of M. S. Frace, In the village of Clark's Green. Second district—At the Peerless Printing office, situate at the intersection of the State road leading from North Clark's Summit to Waverly, in said district. Third district—At the building owned by Scranton Trust Co.. In said district. SPRING BROOK TOWNSHIP DISTRICT. At the Scott school house, in said town ship. TAYLOR BOROUGH DISTRICTS. First ward—Oak street. In said borough, at the house of Michael Belenskl. Second ward—At the office of T. J. DfTvles, on Main avenue, in said ward. Third ward—At Weber's rink, Jacob Belz, Prop.. In said ward. Fourth ward—At the hall of John W. Jones, on Grove street. In said ward. Fifth ward—ln a building on land of WU lard Atherton est., westerly side of Main road, opposite property of Ira Atherton, in said ward. Sixth ward. First district—ln a building owned by Christian Janes, in the village of Archbald. situated on the corner of Wil liams Btreet and Keyser avenue, in said ward. Sixth ward, Second district—ln 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 Vandllng Hose Company building, in said borough. WAVERLY BOROUGH DISTRICT. At the Waverly band building, on Church street, In said borough. WEST ABINOTON DISTRICT. At the hall of H. E. Capwell, in said dis trict 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 Btreet and Olyphant road, In said ward. Third ward—At the public house of Sebas tian Grombetta, corner Church street and Clarkson avenue ,in said ward. I also make known and give notice, as in and by the thirteenth section of the act of July 2, 1869, I am directed: "That every person except Justices of the peace, who shall hold any office or appointment of profit or trust under the government of the United States, or this state, or in any city or incorporated district, whether a commis sioned 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, or any city or incorporated district and also that every member of Congress and State Legislature, and of the Select and Common Councils of any city, commissioner of any incorporated district is by law incapable of holding or exercising at the samo time the office or appointment of judge, inspector or clerk of any election of this commonwealth, and that no Inspector or Judge, or any officer 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, "An act re lating to elections and for other purposes," approved April 16, 1874, It Is enacted that the thirteenth section "shall not be so con strued aa to prevent any military officer or borough officer from serving as judge, in spector or clerk at any general or special election In this Commonwealth." Also, that In the fifth session of the act of January 30. 1874, It 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 24th day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twelve, In the one hundred and thlrty- Bixth year of the independence of the United Stntea. God save the Commonwealth. P. F. CONNOR, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Scranton, Pa., October 24, 1912.
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