Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-29

elected.
For justice of the peace in Hatwai
precinct, j NJ Silcott received seven i;
votes. j NJ S;lcott was declared duly
elected.
For justicesssof the peace in Goldsmith
precinct, A Schultice received twenty.
eight votes. A Schultice was declared
elected.
For justices Of the peace 10 Ingle
precinct, T Ingle received two votes,
Thos Loving received, one vote Thomas
Mason received twenty votes, W j.
Mervyn received one vote, 4 A Samp-
son received one vote, W Nixon re-
ceived three votes, G 9 Burgess received
one vote. Thomas Mason and w Nixon
having received the highest plumber Of
votes we're declared duly elected.
For justices Of the peace 10 Big
Po.latch precinct, 8 Sperry received
forty flour votes, H L Jacks received
forty.tw votes, Paul Welker received
nine votes, Ben Ward received five
votes. 1 8 Spery aud H L Jacks
having received the highest humber Of
votes were declared duly elected.
For justices of the peace 10 Bed Rock
precinct, G w Welker received forty
eight votes, 0 D Lovelaco received one
vote, james Whitinger received one
vote. John Harriss twenty.ore votes, A
E Smell nineteen votes. G W Walker
and John Harris having received the
highest number Of votes were declared
duly elected.
For justices of the peace in Tammany
preccnct, E 8 Whitcomb received sig.
teen votes, W H Wishard received four
votes, E 8 Whitcomb and w H Wish.
ard were declared duly elected.
l For constable in Mason precinct,
Silas Smith received seven votes, aud NJ
Doane received two votes. Silas Smith
was declared duly elected.
For constable in Waha precinct, E
Mounce received twenty-one votes, J
Pointing received one vote, j A Wiki
inson received one vote, j R Glass re-
ceived one vote, j Bartlett received one
vote. E Mouuce was declared duly
elected.
i For constable in Tanmauy precinct
George Ruddell received eight votes and
was declared duly elected.
For constable in Lewiston precinct, z
F Leland received sjxty-four votes, and
James Kearney received thirty seven
votes. G F Leland was declared duly
elected.
| For constable in Hatwai precinct, D
w Dill received fourteen votes and was
declared duly elected.
j For constable in Goldsmith precinct,
lML Goldsmith received twenty mine
votes and was declared duly elected.
For constable in Iugle precinct, VIM
Gage received two votes, John Nelson
received twenty-one votes, WIN Nixon
received one vote. John Nelson was
} declared duly elected.
For constable 10 Big Potlatch precinct
4 Oylear received thirty votes, G H
Hamilton received twenty-threc votes,
E Hewett received twenty three votes,
Ben Ward received one vote. Il Oylear
having received the largest number Of
votes was declared duly elected.
For constable in Bed Rock precinct,
A D Mccoy received forty-six votes,
| VIM Potter received three votes, L w
Harris received one vote, A D Mccoy
was declared duly elected.
| The hour Of adjournment having ar
rived the board adjourned until to.
morrow morning.
i SECOND DAY, NOV. Is, 1883.
The board met pursuaut to adjourn
ment, present as before. Present, H
Squier, N L Ward and Jasper Rand
county commissioners, |. G. Hattabaugh
clerk of the board.
i ROAD BUSINESS.
The report of w P Bell, county
surveyor, on the survey Of county road
down Tammauy creek to point at or
near Kinks ferry on Snake river, was
examined, approved and ordered re-
corded.
The report of W P Bell,
and --- on two roads petition
for by s G Isaman ct al, was examined
and approved and the road declared q
county road, as viewed and surveyed,
and ordered open for public travel.
| The following bills were examined and
allowed on the General Road fund, viz :
Louis Schultz, assisting surveyor, So !;