Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-22
THEY'RE TO Be ELECTED
The First Set Of Road Trustees Are Not
70 Be Appointed After
All.
JUDGES ARE SELECTED
Chairman Tinkcom Names the Old Set
Changes in Hours Of the
Polls.

PdS7eu dl lIle FecenI session OF the state
legislature doesn't provide for the ap-
polntment by the county commissioners
OF road trustees to serve for the fiscal
year beginning next May This was the
general impression throughout the state
up to within d few days ago, and, in
common with the commissioners Of
other counties, the Carbon county board
made no provision for road district cleo
tlons on the 9th Of next month Since
the receipt OF copies Of the law. however,
it is made plain that the first election IN
ali present road districts takes place
April 6 next and that at this election
three trustees are to be elected III each
district. to hold office for one. two and
three wears respectively Thereafter
only one trustee is to be elected in each
district annually on the first Saturday
in April, except in districts that have
been created between elections. when the
commissioners appoint trustees to serve
for the balance Of the year.
The new law also changes the hours of
the polls. Under the old law they were
kept open from 8 in the morning until ?
IN the afternoon. Now the polls must
be kept open between the hours Of 9 IN
the morning and 5 in the afternoon.
Yesterday the attention 1T Chairman
Iinkcom Of the Carbon county board Of
commissioners was called to the provi-
sions Of the new law by County Clerk
Smith and he directed the county clerk
to make an order during vacation ap-
pointing as judges of election in each Of
the sixteen districts OF the count, the
same persons who served last year, and
designating the same polling places.
These are as follows:
District No. | Polling place, Jensen :
school house; Judges, Chris Jensen, Nj.
w. Dickey and Frank Pickering.
District No. 2 Polling place. Joliet
school hours; judges, John Normilc,
Charles Abshire and Tom Redding.
District No. 3 Polling place. Ainlcy's
house: judges. Ed Shute, Charles Stoltz
and Ephram Hedges.
District No. Polling place, Absaro-
kee hall; judges, E. K. Mcbride, Harry
Ellis and j. Griffith.
District No. ) Polling place, Kerr
school house; judges, Fl. G. Jewett. John
Hagman and ID. r, Gushing.
District No. 6 Polling place, Haskin'ss
school house: Judges Sam Webb. r. Il.
Mcdonald and John Hudson.
District No. q Polling place, Z. i.
Georges house: judges, r. T.. George. /.
n. DALEY and Ed. Easton.
District No. 5 Polling place, Alex
Galdwelfs house; judges, William Wcast,
Hank Chapman and Pat Walsh.
District No. 9-Polling place, section
house: Judges James Barry, George New
ell and I. A. Hunter
District No, l0-Polling place. Gebo
school house: Judges, j. f. Kelly, Dick
Kirby and G. E. Cummings.
District No. ll-Polling place. String
town school house: judges. 4. g. DUFF
field. Tom Promo and G. II Norton.
District No. u Polling place, Ed.
Burns, house: judges, Z. A. Baldwin,
William Mcintyre and George Prydc
District No. 13 Polling place. Whit
tington school house: Judges. George J :.
jackson, 4. =. Wilmington and George
Cannon.
District No Il Polling place. kinnirlz
school house: Judges, Albert Youst. J.
Ne. Woodcoek and Charles Couch.
District No. l5.Polling place. Bent
school house: Judges, ". q. Bent. j. s.
King and Jack Bowler.
District No: lG Polling place. Green
school house; Judges. A, r Mcdonald.
3 II. Billingsley and 4. D. sidle.