, 1906-11-05
READY FOR
THE BALLOTS
OFFICERS COMPLETE ARRANGE.
MENTS FOR HOLDING ELEc-
TON TOMORROW.
Booths Erected, Supplies Distributed,
Clerks and Judges Secured and
Machinery Ready to Be put in Mo-
ton at Nine O'Clock-Boundaries
of Election Precincts.

The election will occur tomorrow in
the several election districts in the
county and in the seven polling places
in this city, the following paragraphs
giving the boundaries of the different
precincts in this election district and
the different polling places, the booths
having been erected today and the
judges supplies with the necessary ma
terial for the conduct of the election:
Precinct Boundaries.
First Precinct-North of Grand, east
Of Second, west of Fifth.
Second Precinct-North Of Grand,
east of Fifth.
Third Precinct-South of Grand,
west of Fifth, east of Second.
Fourth Precinct-South of Grand,
north of Kearney, east of Fifth.
Fifth Precinct-South of Kearney,
east of Fifth.
Sixth Precinct-West of Second, east
of railroad tracks.
Seventh Precinct-West of railroad
tracks.
Polling Places.
First Preclnct-Clty hall.
Second Precinct-Court house.
Third Precinct-Holliday office,
Third and Kearney.
Fourth Precinct-East Side school
Fifth Precinct-Beaudoin shop, S11
Park avenue.
Sixth Precinct-404 Second, Collins
block.
Seventh Precinct-West Side hose
house.
Time for Opening Polls.
The election law provides that "at
all elections a poll shall be opened at
the place of election. At each polling
precinct such poll shall be opened as
o o after 9 O'Clock in the forenoon as
possible, and shall be kept open with
out any adjournment until 5 o'clock in
the afternoon, at which time such poll
shall be closed.
THE voters shall approach the poll
ing place from one direction and de
part in another"
Secured Clerk for Election.
Som difficulty was experienced yes.
terday afternoon, in the fourth precinct
in securing a clerk of election. The
judges We're John H. Symons, ]. T.
Jones and Charles w. DeKay, the re-
publican clerk being R. G.. Fitch. The
law provides that "the clerks shall not
be members of the same political par
ty unless it be impracticable to OBJ
tain two thus qualified" Several were
nnnrnaphnl hnt NOT until quito Lotto wac
it possible to secure consent to serve,
when Mr.. w. B. Griffin was secured,
he saying that he was an independent
republican. The board will meet at
the school house tomorrow morning.
Marking the Ballot.
The laws of Wyoming are very spe-
cifc as to the of marking your
ballot, and as the result of the care
lessness of voters many asst their bal
lots for n man when they believe
they are voting for another. In order
to vote d ticket straight, it is neces-
sGry only to, place a cross in the
square at the head of that ticket. But
if you desire to vote a ticket straight
with the exception of one or more
candidates, in addition to placing the
cross at the head of the ticket, you
must place a cross after the name of
the candidate for whom you wish to
vote and then scratch out the name OF
the man in the column at the head OF
which you have placed the ros II
this name is not scratched out the X
at the head of the ticket and not the
X after the name of the other candi
| date will determine for whom the bal
' lot is to be counted.