The Pensacola journal., 1908-02-16


TRICTS ARE CHANGED.
The Board of County Commission
ers cannot call for re-registration OF
all voters of the county, as it desir-
ed to do. The opinion of County At.
torney Carter, rendered to the board
at its meeting last night. LIS that the
law makes no provision for re-reg-
istration.
The commissioners at their last
meeting had about decided to destroy
the present registration books, and
all persons re-register, provided II
could be legally done. As this cannot
be done, they have called upon all
who reside in the boundaries Of the
newly created election districts to
call upon the supervisor after March
81 and before April Is and be trans.
ferred
NEW DISTRICTS CREATED
The meeting, which was special
one, was for the purpose of taking
final action upon creating ten new
election districts, in order that al
in the large city precincts might have
an opportunity of voting, and also to
get the pooling places nearer the
center OF each district. The plan as
districts being created of No. Is. two
of No IA, two of No. Is, and four OF
No. u.
JUSTICE DISTRICTS.
Owing TO the change in the cleo
ton districts, it becomes necessary to
make a change in the Justice of the
peace districts, and this was also
done The country Justice districts,
six in number. remain practically un-
changed, but the city district is made
larger, a number of voting election
districts being added. These justice
districts are now as follows:
District No. All of election
districts Nos. ] and 3.
District No. All of election dis
tricts Nos. ,. 4. u. 13. II. 10, Il, "a
%, 26. 81, 2S, %, 30. 81 and -.
District No. 3.-All of election dis
tricts Nos 5. 6. and y.
District No. All of election dis
tricts Nos I. s and 19.
District No. 5.-AlI of election dis
tricts No II and Is.
District No 6-All of election dis
tricts Nos. 9. 20. %. and %.
District No. All of election dis
tricts Nos 10. 16 and 80.
THE POLLING PLACES.
II became necessary, owing to the
changes. to adopt polling places for
every election district in the coun-
ty and this wa sdone, the places be
ing as follows:
District No. ". Gold ba chs store.
District No. 2-KupErIanIs park.
District No. 3-Millview.
District No. 4-Old Roberts place
District No. 5-Klondyke.
District No. 6-JackSon's store
District No. Pine Barren
District No S-NIcKinnonviIle
District No. 9-Bluff Springs.
District No. 10-Reflly's old field.
District No. 11-Walnut Hin
District No. II (cit- Corner Al
caniz and Intendencia streets.
District No. Is (city)-Courthouse
annex
District No. II (city)-West Ro.
mana street
District No. IS (cityl-Corner De,
ViIlier and Intendencia streets.
District No. I6-Pineville.
District No. 17-Brentis station.
District No. 1S-McDavid.
District No 19-Molino.
District No. 2o-Flomaton.
District No. 21-MIIscogee.
District No. 22-CeNury.
District No. 23-Creameris gin.
District No. 24-Palmetto Beach.
District No. 25-Hendrick' store.
District No. IS (city)-Corner Sal.
amanca street and Eleventh avenue
" District No. % icity)-Corner
Tenth avenue and Strong street.
District No. 2S (city)-Corner Al
caniZ and Brainard streets
District No. 29 (city)-COrner Al
caniz and Strong stress.
District No. 80 (city)-Corner Pala'
fox and Lloyd streets.
District No. 81 (city)-Corner
Strong and Olivia streets.
District No. 80 (city)-Corner Gov
ernment and Olivia streets.
District No. 33-Bratts.
The School Board.
II was found that the County School
BOARD must also be re-districted, hav-
ing representation according TO popu-
Iation. The commissioners, however
have nothing to do with this. as the
school board must arrange the dis
tricts-
Registration Books.
The board gave notice that the reg
isfration books would he opened on
March 81 and remain open for four
weeks, closing on April IS, thirty days
before the first primary.