The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-23
The COMING ELECTION.
Registration and Polling Places and
Judges Of Election Named
by Council.
Alderman Harrity Starts an Tn
quiry al to Fifth Avenue
Work.
The Garbage Contract Gsivea Out-Ths
First Estimate On the Auditorium
Allowsd-Oshsr 1EnooApgA.

AZ the meeting Of ths city council last
night the committee on ways and means
reported tho voting places and the list Of
judges OF registration and election for the
coming city election. The locations Of tho
repatriation and election polls are a. fol-
lows:
street.
First Ward, Second Prsoinct-No. 213
South Main street, Penn blosk.
Second Ward. Third Prscinst-No. 26
jackson street. Thompson block.
Second Ward, Fourth Prsoinct-No. 10
Warren street, Brown block.
Third Ward, Fifth Precinct-No. n Clors
street.
Third Ward, Sixth Prsoinct-Kirkendal's
barn, Olive strest.
Fourth Ward, Seventh Prssinot-No. 80
North Rodney street.
Fourth Ward. Eighth Prsoinst-Windsor
houas. Main street.
Fifth Ward, Ninth. Prscinct-Hoae house.
Spruce and Madison avsnus.
Fifth Ward, Tenth Precinct-Old brewery,
Park avenue.
Sixth Ward, Eleventh Precinct - Hose
houss, Lindalc avenue.
Sixth Ward, Twelfth Precinct-No. 1909
Helena avenue, Boyle's ofios.
Seventh Ward, Thirteenth Precinct
Blaks's house. corner Highland and Beattie
streets.
Seventh Ward, Fourteenth Prsoinct-No.
5c4 Eighth avenue, Herman Harris resi-
dence. 5#
Tho list Of registration and election
Judges is AZ follows:
First Ward, First Pracinct-Terrcnce
O'Donnell, Jamea Halford, Charles Horn.
VIM. II. Guthrie.
First Ward, Second Precinct-Charles Ri
ley. Joseph .. Neill, Joseph Flick, Thomas
Travis.
second Ward, Third Preoinet-C. B.. Gar
rett, M. W. O'Connoli, o. w. Carpenter.
Henry Klein.
Second Ward, Fourth Preeinct-Eugene
Allen, John L. Kountz.. W. y. Paynter, J..
Third Ward, Fifth Prscinct-wm. RID
die, Chris Bausch, W. +. Wheeler, FL. H.
Third Ward-sixth Precinct-Wm. But
Ter, David Hanley. W. =. spauldiLg, Joseph
Cans. @.@t
Fourth Ward, Seventh Precinct-Niok
Fretz, @. E. Colbert, q. L. Dahler, Adam
Gerhauser.
Fourth ward. Eighth precinct-W. Y.
Sinonton, Il. :. French. II. u. Brandagee.
Arthur Poznanski.
Fifth ward. Ninth precinct-E. g. Rich
ards, George Wales, Sol Poznanaki, J. j.
Rohrbaugh.
Getchon, w. s. Haskell, I. w. Cronin. q.
,. Diehl.
Sixth ward, Eleventh precinct-C. G.
Stubs. F. E. Theme. N. B. HOLDER. Joseph
Cuskolly.
Sixth ward, Twelfth prsoinct-Thomas ].
Nav. Jacob Walker, David Montgomery,
Edward Noedhain.
Seventh ward, Thirteenth precinct-M. T..
Stone, Fl. G. Rice, David Marks. VIM. Tay-
lor.
seventh ward, Fourteenth precinct
Timothy Wilcox, A. G. Votaw. David Ruth.
II. Freezer.
The report was adopted and the city
clerk authorized to publish notice OF the
election. Il
Alderman Harrlty presented the follow
ing preamble and resolution:
Whereas. It is currently reported through
the medium Of tbs press and otherwise that
the street commissioners ID employing q
largo force of maI in prosecuting work on
different streets in the CITY, without the
sanction or instruction OF this council,
through its proper committee, and in vio-
lntion Of the ordinances governing in such
matters.
Resolved, That it is the sense OF this
council that the street commissions be
and he is hereby instructed to forthwith
discontinue work on Fifth avenue and any
other street or streets where the amount in
volved il one hundred dollars or more,
pending AN investigation by this council 40
10 the matters cited herein.
Alderman Hanley moved the adoption of
the resolution. Alderman Weber moved
TO lay it on tho table. Alderman Thonp-
son wanted it laid over until Chairman
Morris, OF tho street and alley committee,
who had loft the meeting. could be present.
Street Commissions Klugs said Chairman
Morris had told him that tho department.
had been saving q lot of money during
tho winter and should employ
a lot of men all over town
mer both declared they had heard tho di-
%reotions given by Chairman Morris to the
street commissioner.
Alderman Steel wanted to know what
right Chairman Morris had to instruct the
street COMMISSIONS to DO work costing
hundreds Of dollars without consulting the
council. Alderman Lissner took the same
view of it. and thought il wrong to handle
the public funds in that way. He did not
blame the street commissioner, but did
blame the chairman of the committee on
streets and alleys. Mayor kleinschmidt
defended the action OF the street commits
sioner. Alderman Harrity said there was
no intention to keep the work from bsing
done, bat it wna desirable to havs it come
through the proper chnnnel. and By adver-
Using. In Difference to Alderman Morris
tho council postponed this matter until he
could be present.
Notice was received that G. F. Powell,
captain of engineers, would at nine u. M,
April q, at the quartermastsr's office.
Steampoat block. give a public hearing to
al interested In tho proposed dam at
stubhs' ferry. Tbo chairman of the ways
and means committee, the mayor and the
CITY attorney, with representatives of the
board of trade, were authorized to appear
at the hearing and look after the eity's in
tsrest.
Bids for moving the garbage for tho en-
sning yenr were received as follows: John
Blank, $b.492; George Brock, SIS, 375; Pat
swssnsy, w. y ,aSo aco. sehse!ier = o., s 1855;
T. B. Puroell. ~. 2e5. Ins bids
were roferrcd TO tho committees
on streets and alleys, who reported
in favor of giving the contract to
John Blank. the loW0at bidde Alaarr,or