Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18
TO Be JUDGES Of ELECTION
County Commissioners Designate Poll.
ing Places and Appoint
Judges.
New Precinct, to BesKnOwn as Little
Chicago, Established Change
in Precincts.

The county commissioners Monoay
ordered that sections 7 to l8, both in
elusive, of township 16 north, of range 6
east, be segregated from Riceville elec-
ton precinct, No 26, and be added to
Logging Creek precinct, No. "a; and
that the same sections be segregated
from registration district No. and be
added to district No. II.
They also established a new election
precinct, to be numbered 36, and to be
known as Little Chicago, to comprise all
of the Seventh addition to the townsite
of Great Falls and all directly south of
that addition to the Missouri river and
all directly north of that addition to and
including the ranches Of j. o. Gregg
and 8. B. Robbins.
Polling places were established and
judges were appointed for the several
precincts at the general election to be
held November 3, ss follows:
No. l, First Ward-Polling place, Mil
ner. Boardman block, Second street
north; judges, George Raban, M. Phil
lips, B. B. Kelly, S. r. Jensen, j. d. Nc
Donald.
No. 2, Second Ward-Martin's feed
store, Third avenue south and Third
street; Al Crockett, W: l.. Martin, Geo.
X. Wood, Joseph Herring, NJ. Crowley.
No. 3, Third Ward-Old school house,
Third avenue south and Fifth street;
James Daily, F. B. Catlin, John Haag,
Jacob Schmidt. O. M. Lambert.
No. 4, Fourth Ward-Realty block,
LN;ekb o<root.
Hoffman, D. D. Lambie, DR.. Ernest
Crutcher, Frank Angermeier, Matt
Mieyr.
No. s. Boston and Montana Smelter-
Boarding house; George H. Hotchkiss,
Patrick Ksvanaugh, E. Tobin.
No. 6, Silver Smelter-Polling place to
be selected; Carl f. Eklund, James Nc
CRbe, G. Larson.
No. 7, Boston and Great Falls Ad-
dition-B. G. Jones' grocery; Q. q. Coch-
No. 8, West Great Fails-Woods'
paint store; James OReilly, David Will
liams, F. w. Wright.
No. 8, Ulm-Section house; John u.
Conner, j. L. Largent, William Ulm.
No. 10, Sun River-Elis building; A..
w. DeLany, John Largent, w. H..
Twohy.
No II, Mssion-School house; George
w. Wiegand, Thomas Moran, Thomas
Mcdonnell.
No. l2, Hardy-Section house; james
Wantz, r. j. Hardy, J. w. Austin.
No. 13, Cascade Jail; Henry Schram-
meek, Robert P. Thoroughman. j. w.
Harvey, Fl. d. Hall, Joseph Beckett.
No. IA, Hound Creek-Jameson' s
ranch; r. f. Perkins, Vincent w. Mul-
lery, Merrill Carter.
No. Is. Stickney-School house; j. f.
Wegner, b +. Stickney, C. E. Rudolph.
No. 1G, Millegan-School house; IL.
V. Salisbury, j. w. Millegan, +. G..
No. II, Porter-School house; Nathan
Gibson, William McGee, Charles E.
Hoag. = & CO 60
No. IS, Truly-Post office; John Hops,
II. d. Evans, W. D. Burch.
No. 10, Red Butte-School house in
section II, township 18 north, range 4
east; Thomas &. Carter, G. A. Lee, Rob-
ert Scott.
No. 20, Field-School house; Henry
Parent, M. V. Boughton, j. T. Eaton.
| No. 81, Sand Coulee-Jail; Nat Nc
Git1in, J. G. Anthony, Charles Lochray,
l.. Roalswick, K. K. Bywater.
| No. %, Meisenbach-School house; Il.
w. :Meisenbach, Duncan Cameron,
Leonard Herbolsheimer.
No. %, Evans-School house; John
Brattain, James Murdock, H. F. Will
lett.
No. "a, Logging Creek-U. S. 81 r.
siding; John Blake, VIM. Tyler, Joseph
Murphy.
No. 25, Monsrch-A. Matthews, l.. E.
Howes, NJ. Greeley
No. &c, Riceville-David Rice's resi-
dence; w. V. Talbot, William Goodman,
David Rice.
No. q, Armington-School house;
James Lee, Ed J. Barry, George M. Wat
son.
No. 90, West Belt-Jail; Matt Rich
ardson, w. J. Casey, John Love, Charles
G. Turner, ]. P. Irvine.
No. 30, East Belt-School house; II.
W. Millard, Samuel Matthews, George
Croft, Michael Foley, M. Hunt.
| No. 30, Willow Creek-School house;
P. B. Buchanan, James II. Gillett, Geo.
Talbot.
No. 81, Cora-Cresaps g. Des Combes'
hotel; William Cresap, j. M. Campbell,
John Richards
No. 80, Kibbey-School house; Alex
Chambers, A. ]. Briggs, Daniel McIn.
tyre.
No. 33, Nason-School house; William
Gum, j. G. Kelleher, Hugh Evans.
No. "a, Davis Creek-School house
Owen Fergus, George M. Currie, Will
liam Brown,
No. 35, Geyser Postoffice;, G. j. Hide
brand, John A. Crowe,-Walter
No. 36, Little Chicago-Empty store
J. A. Cassidy, G. Nelson, j. M. Burlin
game, Jr.
The judges in each precinct are t.
select two qualified persons to act n
clerks Of the election at the pleasure O
the judges.
At least 10 days prior to the election
the judges in each precinct must pos
notices of the election, which notices viii
be forwarded to them by the count
, clerk; one notice to be posted at tn
/ designated polling place and the othe
two at suitable public places in the pre-
cinct.