Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-01

Proposed Amendment No. Re-
curing the Legislature to meet bien.
nially on tho Third Monday in Janu-
airy.
Proposed Amendment No. 2.-De-
fniug the powers of the Legislature.
Proposed Amendment No. 3.--Pro-
hibiting special legis lation in certain
cases.
Proposed Amendment No. 5.--R Ala
tive to compensation of members of the
Legislature.
Proposed Amendment No. S.-Abol-
ishing the Office of Lieutenant Govern
or.
Proposed Amendment No. 9.-Pro-
viding for Gubernatorial succession.
Proposed Amendment No. 2O.-Pro-
viding for Impeachment and trial of
members of the Legislature.
Proposed Amendment No. 23.~-Pledg.
ing certain revenue to educational
purposes.
Proposed Amendment No. "a Pro-
viding for special school tax.
Proposed Amendment No. 25.-Pro-
viding for Che care IF INDECENT per-
sons.
Proposed Amendment No. 27.-Pre-
scribiug the manner of amending the
State Constitution.
Ballots to be AZ inches wide by IA
inches long, quadrilateral and to be
printed on white =. u G. book paper.
And that there be printed upon the Esl-
lots Amendment Mo-, Yes;" or
Amendment No. 80. No."
By order of the Bonrd OF County
Commissioners of Elko County, Neva-
de-.
Attest:
A. G. DAwLEY,
Dated, Elko, Oct. LIST, 1888.
POLLING PLACES AND INSPECTORS.
CarlIn-School House. Inspectors:
]. @. Doughty, Geo. Mcintosh, Thos.
Foster.
Camp Halleck-scbool House. In
spectors: j. b. Gheen, j. D. Abel, A.
Wilson.
Elko- Court House. Inspectors:
John Payne, @. w. Grover, j. S. Gard
ner. .........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ranch. In
spectors: y. II. Hale, J. Fitzmaurice,
Ed. Hudson.
Halleck Station-School House. In
speotors: A. 8. Dorsey, NJ. Chaser, H.
Mccain.
Island acknowledgements House.
Inspectors: E. Penrod, II. Martin, W.
Stofeld.
Jack Creek-Harriugton's. Inspeo-
tors: j. P. Harrington, john Line
hardt, II. II. Rutherford.
LamoilIe-School House. Inspec-
tors: Jud. Dakin, Myron Pixley,
Albert Wines.
Mound Valley-School House. In
spectors: A. B. Miller, w. II. Kenne-
dy, Ed. Carville.
Mountain City-Max schoen's Store.
Inspectors: Max Schoen, w. D. Hand,
b f. Could.
-Sherwood's. Inspectors: L.
N. Sherwood, g. E. Pearson, A. G.
Dorsey.
North Ruby-School House. In
spectore: Ike Woolyerton, j. W.
H 18th, Geo. P. Robinson.
Railroad School House. Inspsc-
tors: P. r. Robert, Phil. Reiber, e. z.
Clark.
Star Valley--ischool House. Inspec-
tors: VIM. Smiley, Ben Armstrong,
II. J. Neyland.
South Fork-School House. Inspso-
tors: w. T. Crane, Chas. Adams,
1uOss SuhuuiCLs f..
6prucemont School House. In
spectors: A. q. Murphy, Robt. Hart
~, E. j. Osborn.
South Ruby-Snow's Store. Inspec-
tors: Len Wines, j. 4. Wright, VIM.
Myers.
Squaw Valley -FairIawn. Inspec-
tors: T. D. Parkinson, +. Clark, d.
Shook.
Toano-Sohool House. InspectSrs:
A. W. Gobbel, A. Spencer, 7 jacques.
Teooma--J. O. Lees House. Inspee-
tors: j. Q. Lee, John Brannan, II. II.
Dake.
Tuscarora Office. In
spectols: T O. Plunkett, L. Il. Par"
sons, j B. folly.
Wells--Sohool House. Inspectors:
GEORGE H. Meigs, W. Conger, II. ID.
Coryell.
White Rock School House. In
spectors: Antoine Strrff, J W. Baily,
John Frost.
Clover Valley--South School House.
! inspectors: A. Wiseman, Winthrop
| Wilcox, Isaac Wiseman.
Columbia--C. 3. Judd's. Inspectors:
@. s. Judd, A. Winning, Clay Irland.
North Fork. +. Hollands House.
Inspertors: j. +. Holland, @. ID. WiItn-
ing MORGAN Shyarer.