Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
BOARD on EDUCATION.
,,rncr WANTED TWO AND GETS THREE
- Amounted and Polling f'"ee' Sc
''I ,.,,.a for the Pour ne"a'''"f u"
,rie,. Of the city.

The board o. education me- a ..,','.,,,
Inv ,p,,ng the business fransac'-
las' 'nu I r,r three polling places
!. .ss second precinct. In when 'ns ',
~ ~ conies, on "Wednesday next
VI" ,sa,da,es being N. H. Walser'
TIC - a, unNy hail a few nights
h'h''n.t Iohn C. cutter who was placed
n'y ,o,nlna,ion at che sixth ward meet NEE
10 nSls a,e ~ the Independent mass
10 w. u claEens held last evening
n. .,' srposl,lon 20 provide additional
10y n,aces In the Second was
nssly opposed by Mr. bamp.r ,,,
- seok the position tna. 'sa,,y ina
.utg was altogether uhnee'HS' ""
nouio ~, Mace had already been pro-
rs each Vt the prcclDc,s by 1e-
uaeu " M board before ana the az
I'D " nav. one more was, on &c.
fmp' ~ shs Increased Interest IN thai
lsui'sn t,pape SEATED that she TWO
Al' mood 20 be sciecsed were AT
peeH ~ wrat Temple. In the oregon
y tire building. and the SKIN
SGT rse,lng house rcspecANty'
etls ..s,n Mr. Bambefger moved ~ ~
Nas..ssnent 10 Thc resolution PREVIOUSLY
ah "a - strike Out 'ahe words ~
n the second precinct whete Nv, ~
.,,s places shall be proNideu. i 'ins
fpsn the report OF fhe cesni''ls,y,s
...dlug for one polling pIsee W ' 80
lg's Nr Ginuque strongly OF
ffeg ~. contemplated amtndmchl.
istN ms n would be an outrage on
tllsne, i.,,ts OF the second to nave
hs rtss The pcopis there caimch
k tou.ux pace should not br
- a 4, thf extreme cart end OF the
h.s.. a. vatrrs would OF necessity
lnss''h, be rfra,iy lnc1nvenlcnced' No.
EN'i, veuld have "a tendency, too, 20
49,, -, 49, vote u she precinct I've
9. 6iviilug the precinct 80 ~ 20
tV,h' Twslfth. ~ ghteenth. Nineteenth
EAs'sb. rwenty.nrss. Twen,y-sec
la,ri Tgenty.ihlrd vuiilng districts
sss nrgtr district, ana we In,I-
,-,~ih Fourteenth. fliteenth. ~
,.ss,h savtb.ccrsh. Tweuiy-tourth'
y,sssy.nilh und Twersy-siSth ~ an
40. n shat were donf all tiuh'ns
.ssH sssliy set 90 ihe p,s 'na s
49,, VOTES without, being gteaiN
,,.s.d lie Was very much sur
~ mt Nr. BambcrEer or any DINER
1890 n the bJard FhCud desire 10
i-.,is any polling pnces IN rect.,n
,.-.vsrisni To- the voters. He diu
..tirk he meant TO be Offensive but
,..,'riy n was a prcsumr;on on his
~. "a mike such a motion. The
,.S, ,bfn ,alled attention 60 the Tact
~ H. IA petition from she mas.
-,.,ti5u held a mort srnc before ~
n. sscsrd. uslelng zhnt an additional
,sflng place be located ~ the SKIN
~. ,r.stina house. He was certain
-, me rslple would lmpuse certain
gsfis1tafs motives 20 the bontd " u
- a ~ 10 prevent fhem from nav.
rfthg polling place - dshted.
NJ M5yir Of the Third supporter ,ns
pslton u Mr. Gnuaue ana r,,ph;
srr,I that hlH motion he adopted. He
- iniuieed in some strong language
S.,l,rnH that 'Vhe basis OF the amend.
r,sits an rotten" and was "effrontcry'
4, ths part Of other members 10 ut-
,1upi % carry proposition 81 TINS
~ through. Mr.. Bunbcrger then
. "a he was perfectly willing mat "
.s,ri rolling place be cstablNhed pro-
riei that N vas put west OF the rail-
"a tracks hut he did not want one
tehlh four blocks of she one already
,,ylied Tor.
M Newman also eaid I, would b.
rs.h more c0nveu0nt 90 have two poil.
"a places than one. and thai the b1afi
eal not well refuse the petition OF the
tsople % that district. and lay .iHeli
CA 20 censure.
~ Cr.chlow said he cared nothlnr
Water. Tor inAlnuatlonH and added
nii he rather expected them from ccr'
na quarters. ana that he could use
lir A. strong language as anybody
iti that he was opposed % another
eling place especially II u should M
thccl 10 the sixth ward meeting house
Further discussion followed ON the par
Gdnsfcnt members. Mr. whitney de-
tiNaE that i, was necessary 60 have
iso polling places ~ asked for. MIR
Nilisn opposed and Mr.. Wilson favored
~ proposition. Al this juncture Mr.
Nwman came 10 the rescue and Offered
Z tompf1fniss TO the amendment. thai
isife be three polling places. one OF
~ First South street. one at Thlrt
Wee, and seventh South street and on'
y the oregon Short Line building
his was adopted unanimously. Mr.
h1yle moved that Mrssra. Cotton
Unique and Nelden select the polllni
Hiett; carried. Mr.. critchiow thei
moved that she board adjourn unit
Bon today 20 hear the report OF tn
committee and select the Judges for tn
s,tondi carried. The names Of thos
va Will act ne Judges Of election Il
NE Other precincts are as follows;
,Fffi, W. II. Hllls. Harry shnfer. Jos
= narii Third Gideon \. Gibbs, J0hl
,aek' David Henderson; Fourth. Jane
AatNel' H. V. Decker. y. ". Fowler