The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

Atuu anu deaiAuhleA We pofttuk pi"Neo ~
this difie ent precincts. In the selection Of
judges the populists wers recognized BY the
choice Of those named by members Of their
own party. The judges will sit on Mon
day. March 26 and Thursday, March 70. 10
register voters. and the election will be
held on Monday. April ?. The polling
places and the list Of judges selected are 80
follows
FIRST WARD.
First preoinct-No. II state street; Ter
encs O'Donnell and W. L. Purcsii. demo
ats; Oscar Grimm. republican, Allan
Fouler. opul.s,.
Second so.net-No. 7 State street; Jo-
Sc, b ONeil. demoo Conrad Rice and
John Adami, republicans; VIM. Fem. ST..
populist
sfcoND WARD.
Third pracinct-Allsn's stable; Eugene
Alien ana Charlel Renie. democrats, w. IL.
Or. republican; ard Flank Fallen. popu.
lisf.
Fourth precinct Thompson block, jack
sou street; Matt Carroll and Jesse Il.
Wilson. democ ATS c. p. Van wart re-
publican; Flank Lynch, populist
THIRD WARD.
Fifth rreoinci-No. q Park avenue; p.
J. Connor aud ION Mackanta democrats:
John j. Rohrbaueh, republicans Able
klsinsohmidt. popuiist.
sixth preoinot-Diamond block; j. +.
Gibson and h. +. Edwards. republicans
Leon Lao ok. democrats Fred hiRson,
populist.
FOURTH WARD.
Seventh D eoinct-Gsrhaussr's block;
leopold Marks and David Blacker, demo-
Gratis: Joseph X. Wilmer, republicans
CaRrles stabsrn, Dopulist
Eighth precinct Polls 20 be seleeted);
August Wrisenhorn and l.. /. Zmmstman.
democrats; W. Y. Simontor, republicans
Georrs B. Foote, populist.
FIFTH WARD.
Ninth prscinct-Oid Brewery. Park avo-
nuc; VIM. 4. Craig and JOAN Sayrs demo-
Gratis; +. W. CONNIE, poPulsii +. ,. stevs
republican.
Tenth preeinct-Fifth ward boss house;
II. +. WashhuFne aud 5. G. Fitzpatrick,
democrats; William Harrison, republicans
Fred Sass, populist.
SIXTH WARD.
Eleventh precinct-No. 1909 Helena avs
nue.; r. d. Page and II. c. Bevans. repub-
leans; VIM. Bennett. democrats Charles
Hsalg, rOpulist.
Twelfth nfeenct-No. 1909 Helena ave-
nue.; Jacob Walker. republican, +.
sehaffsr end W. G. Hickey, democrats; O..
g. Stubs. populiet.
SEVENTH WARD.
Thirteenth preclnot-Seyenth ward hose
house; =. W. LanRborne. democrat; n. l..
stone aud II. Hlllman, rspublicauei John
Z. Ketohum. lopulist.
Fourteenth rrscinot-No. 727 Eighth
avenue; l.. :. Bowen, republican,; George s.
Kennel and Adolph With. democratsi
John Wo kman, populist.
streets and alleys made a report 10 the
council on the complaint OF the board OF
health regarding the dumping Of ashes and
! rarb &c In a eli being made on HighlAn
street, near the Jefferson school, His re-
-ort rsadsi AS to this / have 20 say that at
/ thu same meeting a report was submitted
| by the committee on eets and alleys, rec
emmsndinR that the dumping be continued
/ for the present, under the direct and I e.
quent supervision Of the street commits
sioner. This, l think, would have beru
sufficient, but day or two after IN article
aupea 81 in The IEDEpENDEsr charging
that ali sorts Of Questionable matters we're
| being dumped thore, etc. In company with
/ the street commissioners ! went out aad
I found that while the statements we're not
wholly supported by the facts. yet tho garb-
/ age contractor had TO certain extent taken
advantage OF the ermission given him. aud
tho rfore. in view of the OBJ osltion Of some
of the ciiizens living In soc nsiRhbo hood
| the school ustees, boRrd OF health and the
newspapers IL was thought best to discon-
ainus dumping there altogether, and the
garbage contractor was notined accord
ingiy."
Alderman Kenck said She whole thing
was spite work. The whole trouble was
that the EnrbAgs contractor would not com
ply with the orders OF the city marshal
about the removal OF some ashes. Mar
/ shall Mccain told him II he didu't move
] al. kau "a Artff do unn q In -
lug there. Then Adam Hol enback, On
employo of tue citT, got up petition
against the filling In. Next the board OF
health We called on. Not satisfied With
that they went to THE lNDEPENDENT. Then
We were knocked ont
Aide rnan Howell said the gentleman was
toierably we'll informed but not wholly so.
When he went outto the dump he found
on the lower side very little objectionable
matter. still the committee we're not pre-
pared 10 heht the citizens. the school trus.
tees aud the newspapers. and ordered the
that the garbage man had taken a coairaOl
to oil up another lot and had put there FIVE
OF six feet OF good clean ashes. IL looked
from this 10 II the city Was getting the
worst Of the Rshos. The report OF Chair
man Howell was placed on hle.
petition was read from the owners of =
majority OF the front feet on Lawrence
street between HOWE and Nam streets. %
have the sidewalks there repaired. and new
ones laid where there are none. Ihe street
commissioner was notified TO serve tbs
necessary notices. This settles the long
dispute about the sidewalk which was asked
for on Lawrence street. between Main aud
Fuller avenue. alongside the Hale property,
A former Get commissioner hlleI in un-
der where the Sidewalk was - be and or.
dered the owner 20 Law ~. The owner O.
fused unless the city wOu remove the dirt
dumteI there by tie 10 eet commissioner
claiming that ~ was between his building
line and bis coutemp ated area wall 4 la
matter las lesn IN dispute several yeara.
The caun,h decided that 10 would not re-
move the DIRT. - there vas no area wal
built az YET aud by last niahts action th,
sidewalk was ordered laid. IL vii. accom-
modats great deal Of avel.
City ltaasurer Garrett ca.led attention
90 TIE met that iu former yea much
prom rtV ual been enormously assessed
an q ia some instances duplicate assess
meut- have been made. A. result th'
pro erty has be- "a sold for taxes when M
liiqhtful owner vas ignorant OF the sale
lie suggests that tle treasurer b. in
structed 90 compare the book o. tax sale
With the block book On the assessors Office
. erty had teen sold without thei
knowledge by c.vlng them n chance 10 re
deem ana stopping interest a. the rate o
Two per cent per month. he WORK. M
said. wousd - done To- so. The matte
4. was referred so the committee on taIes aas
lieens p. with power 10 Hct.
Among the bills @ defet aid We an
followiusi Matsf. slu2a.jls tlectric light
D Al fIsr ufs AMI ern ff.r fru.uptuu tbs bfuaol