The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-13
Preparations Being Made for the
Special and Regular City
adssar El.ctions.
Polling Places. Judges and the
Fourteen Precincts &c.
lected.
4 Three Year Contrast Wanted by . side.
walk Builder-Routino
B~usiness.

of appointing judges for the special cleo
tion to be held on Monday. the 23d inst.
Alderman Lissner presided. 1t was decided
to have the ~fullnumber of polling places and
the judges whose names are appended are
to serve not only at the charter election, for
which no new registration will be necessary,
but they shall serve A. Judges of registra-
ion for the city election to be held April s,
aud are to serve also as judges Of that cleo
ZION. According to the legal requirements
our judges have been named for each vot-
ing precinct. there being two from each
political party. Their names together with
che voting places are a. follows:
FIRST WARD.
First precinct, Bridge street, between
Main and Joliet, north Sides. P. Kinney,
w. H. Guthrie, Charles Reilly, Henry Cow
den.
Second precinct, city h~all-Lawrence
Hughes, Jos. O'Neill, Ben Benson, Emil
Kluge.
SECOND WARD.
Third precinct, Lorey's paint shop, Jack
son streef-R. s. wilkinson, John McEvily,
VIM. Shot, Dell Dick.
court house-Eugene Allen, Peter Wright,
N. Fl. Webster, Taylor Kelly.
THIRD WARD.
Fifth precinct, Kirkendall's barn-W. s..
6pauldinR, L. w. Spencer, Peter Conner,
Michael Burris.
avenue-H. j. Mock, VIM. Sims, w. B.
Reed, Thos. Graham.
FOURTH WARD.
Seventh precinct, G~erhauser's corner,
Rodney and Fifth avenue-Adsm Ger
hauser, A. Weisenhorn, w. B. Hundley, J..
@. NoNamara.
Eighth precinct, Hoback and Cannon
block, Main street-Niok Fretz, A. Frank,
w. Y. Simon, 3. j. Jones.
FIFTH WARD.
Ninth precinct, old brewery, Benton
avenue-W. s. Haskell, +. r. Tandy, G. b.
Diehl, Jos. Russell.
Tenth precinct, engine house-G. w.
Shaw, E. @. Richards. Jno. j. Fallon, w +.
Ward.
Eleventh precinct, hose house-C. G..
6tubbs, L. j. May, p. 8. W%ashburne, Chas.
Healey.
Twelfth precinct, cement works-C. H.
Switzler, George Boyle, Jacob Walker, H.
Beaupre.
EVENT WARD.
Thirteenth precinct, Blake's ~barn-Byron
Dewitt, Adam Cameron, NJ. l.. Stone, Il. b.
Miller.
Fourteenth precinct (not selected)-
Timothy Wilcox, +. Brulo, A. n. Beary,
James Roberts.
The judges will elect their own clerks.
So Alderman Connolly, from the auditing
committee, recommended the payment of
1894 to the Helena Electric company for
light furnished during February, with a
deduction of $50 for poor service on Ger
tain streets according to the police re-
ports.
The vote bv which the petition of the
residents of Lenox addition was referred
back to the petitioners was reconsidered
and the petition placed in the hands of the
water committee. This is for the purpose
of ascertaining the shortest route to Lenox,
and how many FIRE plugs will be required.
Alderman Steele is strongly. opposed to lay
ing any water mains unless 1t is for the
purpose of fire protection.
A petition for an electric light in Lenox
addition was appropriately referred.
Upon the explanation of S. Il. Douglas,
OF city treasurer, taxes amounting to 1851
were refunded to Frank WeRner, which had
been paid twice by mistake.
The application Of Eturrock q Brown for
a plumbers license, with a bond, Was re-
ferred to the building inspector with power
to act.
F. ID. Ward made application for a CON
tract with the city to lay asphalt concrete
sidewalks and crosswalks, agreeing to lay
lay the ordinary asphalt at 10 cents per
square foot, and 20 cents per square foot for
the hot roller process; and % cents per
square foot for crosswalks. He wants a
three years. contract and will furnish a
$500 bond. The matter was placed with
the street and alley committee.
A resolution complimentary to THE INDIE
prNnTNr mn SJhn han raY1npkMd fhn ,r
ceedinRs of the council for the past two
years, md who met with them for the last
time last evening. was passed, after which
the council adjourned.
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