The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-09-26
ELECTION NOTICE.

day OF October, 1889, tor the purpose OF
electing the following named officers:
One representative to Congress.
STATE OFFICERS,
One Governor,
One Lieutenant Governor,
One Secretary Of State,
One Auditor,
One Treasurer,
One Attorney General,
One Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Three Judges Of Supreme Court,
Three Railroad Commissioners,
One Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor. ,..,
One Commissioner of Insurance.
OFFICER OF 2ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
One Judge.
OFFICERS OF 18TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT,
One Senator,
One Representative.
COUNTY OFFICERS,
One County Judge and one Clerk Of the
District Court.
The election wall be controlled by the ter
| ritorial laws governing general elections,
and under like pains and pen nalities, except
| as to the time of making returns.
The returns of the precinct election board
| must be delivered in person to the County
| Auditor or Clerk on or before Friday, Oc-
1 tober 4th, and canvassed by the county
! election boards on Saturday, October 9th,
f1889.
( The returns of election as found by the
feounty and district boards must be made to
| the Territorial Secretary by the Auditor OF
Clerk of Court not later than one day after
| the completion of the canvass.
These rules are absolutely necessary in
order that the Territorial canvassing board
Imay canvass the returns and issue certif-
Gates Of election as provided by the Sche-
dule of the Constitution.
| At this election the constitution formed
by the convention which assembled at Bis
marck on the 4th day of July, 1889. shall
be submitted to the electors of North Dako.
| ia for adoption or rejection. Those desir-
| ing to vote for said constitution shall have
written or printed on their bollots, "For the
Constitutions" those desiring to vote against
| said constitution shall have written or
printed on their ballots, against the Con-
| stitution." At the same time the qualif.
| ed electors shall vote for or against Article
| 20 of the constitution, entitled "Prohibi-
tion," and persons who desire to vote for
| said article shall have written or printed on
| their ballots "For Prohibition" and all per-
| sons desiring to vote against said article
shall have written or printed on their bal
lots against Prohibition
Polling places as follows:
Fs COMMISSIONER DIsT, No.
P6Aing precinct No. 1, at Lordspurp
School house, with T. Prefontaine, Elzear
Vaillincourt and Fred LeMay as Judges.
Polling precinct No. 2, atArthur's School
house, with J. J. Hunt, Henry Rocheleau
and George Currie as judges.
COMMISSIONER DIST. No. 2,
Polling precinct No. /, at the Bottineau
School house, with William RUSSELL John
Dinwoodie and William Stewart as judges.
Polling precinct No. 2, Mt Taylor's School
house, with Robert Brander, Samuel Kin
ley and Charles Boyer asjudges.
COMMISSIONERS DIST. No 8,
Polling precinct No. l. at the McBrayen
hotel, with John Krogen, P. r. Ferguson
and Alexander McBaln rs judges.
Polling precinct No. 2. at the house of
Ole ROLAND, with Ole ROLAND, liver Thomp-
son and James Dawson as judges.
COMMISSIONER DIST. No. 4,
Polling precinct No l, at Willow City
School house, with Albert Marshall, r. Nc
Rae and B. S. Brynjolfson as judges.
Polling precinct No. 2, at the house Of
Fir. Louclits, with Thos. Freeman, T. M.
Tyler and A. Milton as Judges.
CoMMIssIONER DIST. No. s,
Polling precinct No. |, Mt the Oak creek
School house, with William Clark, James
NIcVicar and John A. Scott rs judges.
Polling precinct No. 2, at Israel Altman's
house, with Robt. Auld, Archie Blue and
Archie McVicar as judges.
The election for which will take place
between the hours of 8 o. m. and p. M,
standard time, on that day.
M. @. Tbbits, b
s 4 a. County clerk.