Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-19
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MARTIN IS NAMED
FOR SCHOOL BOARD.
First Precinct Convention Nom
mates Him to Succeed
Himself.
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OTHER CANDIDATES APPEAR
OTHER CANDIDATES APPEAR
americans VIII Attempt to Interject
Politics Into the School System
Polling Places Selected.

With the 'AlnerlCun'- party deter
mined to secure the schools If posi-
bic for the political power that would
follow chance to manipulate them
for partisan ends, the bipartisan eff
fort to keep the schools out of politics,
Is now taking definite shape.
In the first ward last night it resulted
In the denomination of G. S. Martin, a
member of the board whose term ex-
pires this year. III the Second pre-
turn of present board members re-
suited III Che selection of Arnold G,
Giauque. The Third ward non-par-
tisan mass convention, Which has been
called by the Republican and Demo-
cratic precinct chairmen, will be held
Friday evening In the High school In
the Fourth and Fifth wards conyen-
lions are still to be called.
III the Third ward, o. w. Moyle,
president of the board. resides, and it
is probable that he will be renoninat-
cd at the non-partisan convention Fri
day III the Fourth ward, Mathonlah
Thomas hasGno candidate opposing him
for denomination. While in the Fifth
Joseph Oberndorfer. the only "Ameri-
can" member of the board, will prob
ably be renominated by that party.
There is considerable discussion OF
the other american" candidates, and
II is probnble that Il. B. Critchlow,
famous for the bitterness of his thought
on everything pertaining to the Church
and It's members, will be the ..Amer-
can" nominee in the First. Colonel
candidate discussed for the secnud
ward
General E. A. wedgwood is bcin9
mentioned as candidate from the
Fourth.
POLLING PLACES.
The list OF polling places for the
school election to be held Dee. Q, has
been announced as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Poll No. 1-Residence r. Ferguson,
1864 south Fifth East; district voted,1.
Pol No 2-Loclran's store, 1i9G south
Eleventh East: district voted, 9.
Poll No. S-Thirty-tirst ward meet
1nghouse, Ninth East and Princeton
avenue; district voted, 3.
Poll No. i-Residence ]. r. Roberts,
7oS south Ninth East: district voted, 4.
Poll No. 6-Store of A. O. Miller 705
cast Seventh South; district voted 5.
Poll No. 6--Residencc A. Hanks, 1887
south Third East; district voted, s.
Poll No. 7--Store Hoslinson & Clay
ton, corner Seventh South and Fourth
East; district voted, Z.
Poll No. S-Sumner school manual
training building; district voted. s.
Poll No. .9--Judge Whitaker's court
room, city and county building; dis
tricts voted, and 10,
Poll No. 10--Ninth ward annex, corner
Fourth South and Fifth East; districts
voted, II and 10.
-. Pol l, No 11-Tenth ward annex, cor
Ia trrI,Y -, IN
districts voted, 10 and II.
Poll No 12-Thirty-third ward,
Eleventh East between Fourth and
Fifth South, district voted. 10.
SECOND WARD.
Poll No. 1-Charles Cottrells store, 176
Mead street; district voted, 16.
Pcll No. 2-Dunford's store, $50 south
Eighth West; district voted, II.
Poll No. 3-Uintah Training school;
district voted, IS.
Poll No. fifth ward annex, cor
her Third West and Seventh South;
district voted, 49,
Poll No. 5-store, $3.50 south First
West; district voted, 20.
Poll No. 6--Residence John E. Busby,
467 south West Temple; district voted,
q.
Poll No. 7-watson's store, Fifth
South and Third West; district voted.
%
Poll No. S--Rear Twenty-tiftll ward
Westinghouse; district voted, o3
Poll No. 9.Residence l.. G.. Johnson,
404 west Third South; district voted "a.
( Poll No. lO-Store. 46 Postotflce place;
district voted, 25
Poll No. 11-NVilfey building, Pierpont
street; district voted, 20 and %.
Foil No. 12-Residence William S.
Burton, lis south Second West; district
voted, 2S.
Poll No. 1$-Residenca H. p. Larson,
sos west Second South; district voted.
%.
Poll No. 14--F'ifteenth ward amusc-
lnent hall, Eighth West and First
aouth; district voted. 80.
THIRD WARD.
Poll No. 1-Seventeenth ward annex,
on First North between West Temple
and First West streets; districts voted,
81 and 81.
Poll No. 2--Sixteenth ward annex,
Fifth West, between North Temple and
First North streets; districts voted 80
and a.
Poll No. 3---Irving schoolhouse, corner
Second West and Fourth North streets.
districts voted, SO and IS.
Poll No. 4--Twenty-eighth ward an
hex; district voted, 81.
Poll No. 5-Black's store North Salt
Lake; district voted, SO.
Poll No. 6--Residence Mrs. Bolwinkle.
l5l Center street; districts voted, 50 and
40
FOURTH WARD.
Poll No. Residence Mrs. Phoebe