The Western news., 1904-09-14

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Judges of election for the different
precincts OF the county we're appointed
as follows:
Sula No. Harvey Campbell, O. o.
Cole and H. w. Lord.
Alta No. 2-Chas. Malloy, N c.
Wynne and B. ]. Castner.
Darby No. SIS. w. Overturf, J. M.
Sorenson. J. d. Byrd, J. F. Logan and
J. .Shockley.
Grantsdale No 4-Wm. Ward, F.
E. Robbins, and r. Tilton.
Hamilton No. 5-J. N. Taylor,
Josiah Southwick, C. J. Vincent,
Harry Chapman and c. D. Thompson.
Hamilton No. 6-L. Watson, Benz.
Kress, E. G. Wheeler, B. c. Black and
Geo. Bronson.
Corvallis No. 7 W. D. Lear, D. R.
Frogge, F. r. Tho,nas, M. L. Chaffin,
D. r. Baughman.
Victor No. Sired Cooley, J. r.
Hickey, Fred Mittag, A. S. Blake and
Clarence Golf.
Stevensville No. @ W. E. Godfried,
J. {. Dougherty, G. F.. Dobbins, c.
H. Buck and E. c. Sanders.
Stevensville No. 1O-John Faust Sr.,
T. F. Porch, Frank Anderson, B. F.
Martz aud Louis May.
Florence No. lib. J. Holden, Robt.
Peterson and Philip Wagner.
Fight Mile No. PA. W. Jamison.
N. j. Tillman and Hugh McNeill.
The places in the precincts where
the election is to be held were desig-
mated as follows:
Sula No. 1-Post Off &c.
Alta No. 2-Post off sc.
Darby No. 3-Gilchrist building.
Grantsdale No. 4-Holt's hall.
Hamilton No. 5-Town hall.
Hamilton No. 6-Drinkenb berg build
ing.
Corvallis No.7 -Dougherty's hall.
Victor No. ga. o. U. w. hall.
Stevensville No. 9-Lewls hall.
Stevensville No. 1O-Buck's hall.
Florence No. 11-Woodman's hall,
Eight Mile No. 12-School house.
The board decided to make two poll
ing places of Stevensville election
precinct No. 9, making the division
from Third street of the town of Ste
vensville running east and west, the
east line commencing at the corner of
Main and Third street OF said town,
running thence east through Nays
addition, past the Training school, to
subdivisional section line, thence
south on said line to main Burt Fork
public road, thence due east on the
middle Burnt Fork public road to
mountains, and the west line to com.
mence at the corner of Nam and
Third streets aforesaid and running
west on third street to subdivisional
section line, thence south to the south
west corner of Pleasantvale addition.
thence west on the subdivisonal sec
tional lines to mountains, aud to be
designated as district No. 10.
The resignation of Il. II. Hanbidge
as secretary of the board of he lth
was received and DIR. Geo. McGrath was
appointed to the place.
On motion it was ordered that that
certain road be vacated and annulled
described as follows: From a point
on the north bank of Tin Cup creek,
near the old Harper camps, and
runni ng thence south up Spoon creek
a distance Of about a mile.
The county clerk was ordered TO ad-
vertise in the official newspaper, ,at least
80 days prior to the next regular meet
ing, for the care and maintainance of
the poor at the poor farm, and the
medical attendance and furnishing of
medicine to the inmates Of the county
poor farm and Jail also for the burial
OF such deceased persons as are county
charges, per capita, for the period of
one year, and for doing and perform
ing all the printing and publishing
for which the county is chargeable for
a period of two years from January
1st 1904.
The clerk was also instructed to ad-
vertise for bids for repairing the
Eight Mile bridge at Florence, Mont,
The schedules for doing the print