, 1889-08-29
READY FOR ACTION
The Inspectors and Judges of tn
Coming Election APP
pointed.
Complete List of Those Official
and Locations OF the
Polls.

judges for the coming election. Tn
Fourth ward precinct In the city of Spc
kane Falls has been divided and the ne,
cinct, No. 2S 1t includes that portion
of the Fourth ward west of tho ccmte
line of Madison street. Following ar
the names of the judges and inspector
that have been chosen for the didcren
polling places. The polling places 10
the city precincts have not been nance
as yet
Latah precinct, No. 1-E. Ham, IN
spector; q. II. Tee and G. w. Hendncks
judges; polling place, Latah school
house.
Spring Valley precinct, No, e---Ir
Adams inspector; George A. Crime,
and John r.. Kennedy, judges; polling
place, North Pine schoolhousc.
Buckeye precinct, No, 3-lliram Por
ter, inspector; Il. Ii, Painter and a. j
Harris, judges; polling place, Buckeye
Rock Lake precinct, NJ. 4-Ferdinant
Wagner. inspector; Horny stuhr and
james, Martin, judgcsi polling place,
schoolhouse.
Graves precinct, No. 5--Aaron Harris,
inspector; Arthur Moore and John Col
vert, judges;, polling place, Josiah
Graves schoolhousc.
Stevens precinct, No. 10. \, Lance,
inspectors; T.. 5. Bnrnum and Jane;
Watt. Judges; polling place, stevens
sChoolhousc.
Cheney precinct, No. 7-rhomas
Quick, inspectors j. ~ Perry and !. ].
Ballenger, judges; polling place, w. L.
Hookers office.
Rock Creek precinct, No. s-W. b.
Webb, inspector; NJ. u. Wright and a.
A. Smith, judges; polling place, Wrighta
schoolhouse.
Spangle precinct, No. 9-W. A. San.
ders, inspector; George Clark and l.. NJ.
Dow judges; polling place, II.
brakes office.
WaverIy precinct, No. 1O--John Rob.
erts, inspector; Edward Gimble and Il.
p Newell, judges; polling place, L.
Glmble's carpenter shop.
Rockford precinct, No 1l-John Dem.
lex, inspector; Jesse Gilbert and WILDER
Waltman, judges; polling place, Il. II.
Henderson's office.
Mount Hope precinct, No. 12--J. Nc.
Mahon, inspector; Cyrus Bankson aud
j. ID. FRAGILE, judges; polling place, the
new schoolhouse.
Saltesc precinct, No. 13-F. A. Pugh,
Inspector; y. Cox and NJ, Chapman,
judges; polling place, Saltese school,
house.
Richland precinct. No. III. J. I'M
body, inspector; c. IL, Gibbs and j. A.
Crissler, judges; polling place, Sargent
schoolhousc.
Marshall precinct, No. 15--T. W. Lloyd,
inspector; George Davis and c. II. Ba-
ker, judges; polling place, Marshall
schoolhouse.
Medical Lake precinct, No. 16--H. b.
Mddaugh, inspector; Henry Hashagen
and James Gleason, judges; polling
rlupn Npn NNnigi ~
Deep Creek Falls precinct No. IA
NJ. Merriam, inspector; James Welct
and Neil Smith, judges; polling place
Deep Creek Falls schoolhouse.
Spokane Falls, First ward precinct
No. 1S-W. o. Nettleton, inspector
Henry SEShtham and Fred Sailing
judges.
Spokane Falls, Second ward precinct,
No. ia. B. Waterman, Inspector; d.
X. Oliver and a. Raub, judges.
Spokane Falls. Third ward precint
No. 20-Walter Francis, inspector; f. u.
Nickel and b. r. WestialI, judges.
Spokane Fails, Fourth ward precinct,
NJ Massey and Il. w, Forrest Judges.
Bridge precinct, No 22-S. = Motht,
inspector; William Almquist and H.. f..
Morton, judges polling place, Rockford
store.
Peon precinct, No. 23-Ira b. Ander-
son, inspectors ~. -, DOhkc ana 4. II.
Hatfield judges; polling place, Peon
schoolhousc.
Five Mile Prairie precinct, No "a
Mr. Showenberg inspector; a. Il. STRAIT
ton and w. A.. JOY, judges polling
place, Five Mile Prairie schoohotsc
Coulee precinct, No. sc, +. Lyle,
inspector; Price Cunningham and G.,
NJ. Mum, judges; polling place, Abram
schoolhouse.
Twin Prairie precinct, No. 26-F. A,
Fender, inspector; Andrew Eichmeyer
and John Mayer, judges; polling place,
Twin Prairie schoolhouse.
Chatteroy precinct, No. 27-Mr Nick
ersou, inspector; X. p. Cowgirl and Il.
J.. Caruther judges; polling place,
Cowgills store.
Madison precinct, No. % - G. II.
Bishop inspector; ID. b. Fotheringham
and A. j. Duncan, judges. Polling
place not yet named
Superior Educational Qualifications.
The REVIEW some time since quoted
favorably some general expressions from
Frank Dallam's editorial in tho Lincoi
County Times, naming Prof. W. B.
Turner of this city for state superinten-
dent of public instruction. Tho follow
ing portion of the article, not before
.,,At.I at.t,y ,,OinfaIlv satrto n Def