Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-22
The Copper City
DOUGLAS COUNCIL
 flXeS FOR ELECTION
THE CITY FATHERS PROVIDE FOR THE APRIL ELECTION FOR
 THEIR SUCCESSORS.

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 The Douglas city council met in extra session at o'clock last night to take up the matter of appointing election officers for the municipal cleo ton of April 2d.
 Present: Mayor Overlook, Aldermen Stacy, Dunlap, Adamson, City Clerk Sames and City Attorney Lockwood.
 It was revealed by the reading of the minutes of last meeting that the city ordinance against the running of bicycles on the sidewalks of Douglas had been passed and is now a law in force. A bill making it a fine of not less thans10 nor more than $50 for any member of the city council to be ab- sent from a meeting of the body was reported by the city attorney and laid on the table by the unanimous consent ef the council,
 An ordinance was read providing for the making of good and sufficient bonds by all contractors on city work invoiv- ing as much or more than $500. AS this ordinance had been pending since the organization of the city govern ment, it was read by its title only, up- on motion of Alderman Stacy and passed. .s
 The democratic central committee requested by petition that in the ap- pointment of election officers that they be allowed the selection of inspectors in three wards, presuming that the re, publicans would ask for the same m the three remaining wards. Granted, and the following election ofhcers were appointed:
 DEMOCRATS.
 First ward: Inspector, w. w. Bush; Judge. J. O. Martin; Clerk, $. G. Dow ell,
 second ward: Inspector, John Mo Gowan; Judge, J. Nj. Biggs; Clerk, J. Sehwertner; Marshal, P. Wimberley.
 Third ward: Judge, L. L. Speer. Clerk. George Meek; Marshal, Joe Speer.
 Fourth ward: Inspector. R. H. Tad lock; Judge, R. l.. Scott; Clerk, 5. German; Marshal, J. Sexton
 Fifth ward: Judge, c. D. Parsons; Clerk, J. G. Hayes.
 sixth ward: Judge, G. G. King; Clerk, C. B. Yett.
 REPUBLICANS.
 First ward: Judge, H. c. Schmeid- ing: Clerk, F. B. Dorr; Marshal, Wm. J. Freede.
 Second ward: Judge, NJ. s. Good rich; Clerk, Robert Gupnter.
 Third ward: Judge, Augustus Wohl- ge1nuth: Clerk, J. B. Speed; Inspector H. B. Dunham.
 Fourth ward: Judge, William Nj i. hart; Clerk, H. E. Stone.
 Fifth ward: Judge, H. c. Stillman; Inspector, A. NJ. Corona; Clerk, George Hardiker; Marshal, Wm. Fairah.
 Sixth ward: Judge, J. W. Childers; Inspector, Fred Williams; Clerk, John Brodie; Marshal, Mark Lamb
 There was some talk of changing the polling places in some of the wards but nothing was done and the matter went over. The marshal was instruct ed to provide the proper booths and make other arrangements and pro vide the proper paraphanalia Tor the election. + r=
 The printing of the ballots for the election was left to the city clerk
 There is some confusion over the emblems to be used by the respective parties on the official ballot. The dem ocratic emblem is the eagle of the American silver dollar. The citizens ticket emblem is to be hye-pointeo star. Mir. Kline and his independent friends have also filed their petition asking that the eagle be named as their emblem. This cannot be, SC MT. Kline will have to select another bird or some other figure for his tick