The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-08-06
officers OF
ELECTION
named
r,uotv Commissioners Name Men
= Preside Over Primary Election
/, Esmualda County, and Re-
,amp a Few Districts New
Polling Place at Iule Canyon

The DoeIu VI oo1"'J
:, soon today concluded the task of
.ooeipting officials for the primary
election.
TIA Goldfeld precincts were changed
10 q blight degree: Precinct No. 8 is
now extended so as to embrace Dia-
uoud6sld; Precinct No. 9 now in
.,.aes Nontezuma and Alkali Springs
"A preeinct No. Z is extended on the
oortA TO Prospect e
rJuoa petition of the residents of
that district the county commissioners
created a polling precinct at Tule
canyon
Tho following is a list of the in
soectors and clerks appointed to serve
at the various polling places:
Goldfeld, Precinct No. ii. G. Rob-
artsor. s. ID. Eubanks, A. ID. Griffiths,
iuspectors; d. H. Allen and p. j. Culion,
clerks
Precinct No. IS. V. Newell, Chas.
Miller and Mike Maher, inspectors;
Harry C. Davis and NJ. +. Lally, clerks.
Precinct No. 3-S. s. Erret, M. f.
luetzenhiser and j. z. Murphy, in
~suectors; Chas. Kahler and M. f. Ar
mold, clerks.
Precinct No. IN. White, j. J. Man
san and George Gordon, inspectors; K.
H. marine and C. o. Ringer, clerks.
Precinct No. ST.. L. Reed, d. K.
CLARK aad l.. Z. Glass, inspectors; Z. p.
sammis and !. f. Dempsey, clerks.
Precinct No. 6-Sid Aiken, DIR. b.. +.
Elliott AID f. 7. Patrick, inspectors;
H. H. Hudson and John P. Nevin,
clerks.
Precinct No. IA. Wheeler, c. +.
Mcbride and Pat Feeley, inspectors; ID.
W. Grill and Harry Spohr, clerks.
Following are the names OF inspectors
and clerks appointed to serve in the
various voting precincts.
Austin-Jas. Barrett, I. G. Sharp and
N. Meyer, inspectors; G. +. Jockamson
and Pat Clayton, clerks.
Sweetwater-Lee Wheeler, w. ID.
Roach and l.. o. Carter, inspectors;
James Compton and Frank Yparra-
guerri, clerks.
Pine Grove-A. w. Thomas, Ed Gun
dry and William Wilson, inspectors; N.
G. Fish, clerk.
Cambridge-Nelson Poll, James Wich-
man and H. 8. Morgan, inspectors;
Gabe Lewis and John Wichman, clerks.
Hawthorne-C. L. Barnes, William
Condor and Charles Gruber, inspectors;
Paul Stevenson and Jack Mccarthy,
clerks.
SodaviIle - William S~painhauer,
Thomas Atkinson and Robert Stewart,
inspectors; G.. P. Copely and Fred Man
helm, clerks.
Douglas-Julius boucher, A. w. Cur
It's and Herb Towers, inspectors; W. W..
Gilbert and Mr.. Mason, clerks.
Fish Lake-Dave McNett, E. Moilni
and JET Jones, inspectors; Fred 1nman,
clerk.
Silver Peak-Fred Volmer and Tom
Carter, inspectors; c. E. Richey and
m McHugh, clerks.
Ida. P. Shriver, Pat Finn and
MI. ~Goodenough, inspectors; w. Barnes
and W. c. Ross, clerks.
Palmetto-Johnnie Frank, Ike Nc
connell and II. O'Connell, inspectors;
HI. O'Connell, clerk.
columbia-M. III. Lynch, AL Mills and
Joe Ford, inspectors; Sam Coin and W.
d. Allspaugh, clerks.
Ailles-J. M. Richardson, George
Aessersmith and Edwin Richards, In
s~pectos; J. P. Hiskey and Franz Per
slns, clerks.
Buena vista-W. Y. Gale, w. Foyer
and Fred Brougher, inspectors; nj
clerks appointed.
Mina-W. A. Wade, Ii. 5. McLeoe
and ]. ]. Christianson, inspectors; r
'one and Edward Box, clerks.
Schurz-R. C. Dyer, Ted Orr and VIII
ham Longstaff, inspectors; George A
Kennedy and j. F. Milton, clerks.
Kawhide Jack Clancy, p. j. Gar
nody and George T. Staples, inspec
sofs' Abe Rosenberg and Z. :
GHggs, clerks.
Sonoma-H. A. Gehrsdorf, p. J. Coz
molly and T. w. Groves, inspectors
hVans David and J. P. Paulsgrov'
clerks.
hornsilver-M. w. Mitchell, How
ara Hardwick and Lester Nesterfan, IL
spectors; Harry Devote and G. Ernei
shannon, clerks.