Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-27

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
One Justice of the Peace, one Consta.
Ole, two School Trustees one Long and
ole Sholt Terml.
AT the same time all electors are
called upon to vote for, or against the
following proposed Amendments TO the
State Constitution rs follows, 20 wit:
Proposed Amendment No. Re
curing the Legislature to meet bien-
nialiy on the Third Monday in Junu.
airy.
Proposed Amendment No. DE
hnlng the powers of the Legislature.
Proposed Amendment No. 3.--Pro.
hlDitihg special lcgis lution in certuiu
cases.
Proposed Amendment No. 5.-R ,Ia-
i've TO compensation of members Of the
Legislature.
Proposed Amend ment No. S.-AboI.
lSh!nS the Office Of Lieutenant Govern
or.
Proposed Amendment No. 0.-~Pro-
Vldlrg Tor GuGernatorial succession.
Proposed Amendment No. 2O.-Pro-
Tidlng for Impeachment and trial Of
mem 5"rs of the LegisIuture
Proposed Amendment No. 23.-Pledn.
ing certain revenue 20 educational
purposes.
Proposed Amendment no, "a Pro-
viding for specIa! school tax
Proposed Amendment No. 25.-Pro-
Vldlng for the care Of INDECENT Der
SONS.
Proposed Amendment No. 27.-Pre.
scrlblng the manner of amending the
State Constitution.
Ballots to be ~ inches wide BIZ 12
inches long, quaurilateral and to b.
printed on white 5. 81 G. book pnp.r.
And That there be printed upon the tal-
lots ''Amendmeut No. Yes" or
amendment No. ... No"
BY order of the Bonrd of County
Commissioners of Eiko County, Ncva-
da.
Attest:
A. G. DAwLET,
Dated, Elko, Oct LIST, 1888.
POLLING PLACES AND INSPECTORS.
Carlin-School House. Inspectors,
j. G. Doughty, Geo. Mcintosh, Thos.
Foster.
Camp Halleck-School House. In
snectOrs: j. b. Gheen, j. D. Abel, A,
Wilson.
Elko Court House. Iospectors.
John Puyne, G. w. Grover, j. S. Gard
ner.
Huntington-Saddler's Ranch. In,
spect1rs: q. II. Hale, j. Fitzmauri ce,
Ed. Hudson.
Hnlleck Station-School House. In.
spectors: A. S. Dorsey, NJ. Chaser, H.
Mccain.
Island Mountain-Penrod's House.
Inspectors: E. Penrod, II. Martin, ".
Stofied.
Jack Harrington Inspec-
tors: j. p. Harrington, John Line.
hardt, II. L. Rutherford.
LaIuoille-School House. InspecA
tors: Jud. Dukiu, Myron Pixley,
Albert Wines.
Mound ValIey-School House. In.
spectorS. A. Is. Miller, w. II. Kenne.
dy, Ed. Carville.
Mountain City-Max Schoen's Store.
Inspectors: Max Schoen, w. D. Hand,
b L. Gould.
Mardis--Sherwood's. Inspectors: 1.
N. Sherwood, q. E. Pearson, A. c.
Dorsey.
North Ruby-school House. In
speetors: Ike Woolyertop, j. W.
Il lth Geo. p Robinson.
Railroad School House. thspec-
tors: p. r. Robert, Phil. Reibcr, Z. z.
Clark.
Star Vnlley-School House. Ipspec-
tors: WIN. Smiley, Bon Armstrong,
II. j. NeSLnd.
South Fork-School House. Inspec-
tors; W. n. Crane, Chas. Albums,
Thos. Chandler.
Sprucrmont - School House. In
spectors: A. g. Murphy, Robt. HART
Is, L j. Osborn
South Ruby--Snow's Store. tnspec.
tors: Len Wines, j. r.. Wright, VIM.
Myers.
squuw Valley -Fnirlnwn. Insp"c-
tors: T. D. Parkinson, f. Clark, d.
Shook.
Tonno-School House. Inspectors.
A. W. Goblet, A. Spencer, r Jnques.
rccoma-J. q. Lees House. Inspec-
tors: j. 9. Lee, John Brannap, II. Ii.
Dake.
Observation-Disclosures Office. In
spcctois; II G. Plunkett, l.. II. Par
sois, J 3. ToIly.
Wells School Houso. Inspectors:
George II. Meigs, W. Copger, II. II.
Cdrycl.
White Rock School House. In
spectors: Antoine Stuff, J W. Daily,
john Frost.