The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-22
CANNOT VOTE
THIS Spring
WOMEN, HOWEVER, MAY CAST
BALLOTS WHEN ANY CUES.
TON OF PUBLIC MONEY
is SUBMITTED.

In connection with information con-
corning the annual township election.
which takes place a week from next
Monday. April 3. Clerk George Martin
has received from the secretary OF
state the following reference In re-
gard 70 women voters and their
rights: ft
In accordance with the constitu-
ton of the state OF Michigan and Act
22O6. Public Acts of 1909. should there
be any proposition or propositions 20
vote upon at said election involving the
direct expenditure of public money.
or the issue Of bonds, every woman
who possesses the qualifications OF
male electors and owns property as
sessed for taxes or owns property sub
feet to taxation Jointly with her hus-
band or with any other person, or
who owns property on contract and
rays taxes thereon, all such property
being located somewhere within the
district or territory TO be affected
by the result Of said election. will be
entitled to vote upon such PROPOSE
ions. provided such person has had
her name duly registered in accord
ance with the provisions OF said Act"
The above is published for the in
formation of women who may be in
terested in questions in the future in
volving the expenditure of public
money. At the coming election no
proposition Of the kind is TO be sub
mitted.
In addition to the several township
offices. the following state judicial
and county positions will be voted on
at the coming election:
State-Two justices of the supreme
court. two regents of the University
public instruction, one member of the
state board of education. and two
members Of the state board of agri-
culture.
JuGicial-One circuit judge for the
judicial circuit of which said precinct
forms a part
County-one county commissioner
OF schools.
Registration day will be Saturday
OF next week. April l.
Township Delegates Named.
The twelve precinct caucuses for
the township of Calumet were held
last evening. and in every precinct
there was a large attendance of vot-
ers. showing that much interest is
being taken i'm the approaching an
nual election.
The convention to which the dele
gates were named last eening will be
held Friday evening in the Washing
ton school hall, and will be one of the
largest attended conventions, IL is be-
lieved, in the history of the township
This IS because of the large number
Following are the delegates named
last night
Precinct No. flames MacNaugh-
ton, John Hahn. p. ]. McLelland. Will
liam A. Daniel, Angus Macauley, Mr..
NJ Morrison.
NJ. w dlltT fNti-
wick, Christ Joki Leon Pasquinelli,
Henry Johns.
No S-Edwin George. and James
Williams.
No. 4-George Wright, Samuel
Richards. John Alliria. Peter Maurin.
No. 5-Charles McLelland, John
Lindstrom, James Curto, Paul Mich
ETH. William Mihelich.
No. 6--John Miller, John J. Ellis, Jr.
w. ]. Macdonald. Peter Belopavlovich
John Mclaughlin.
No. IF. II. Schumacher, l. w
I.akso n. Bianchi, Joseph Curto, Lu-
cas- Stefanic.
No. S-Captain John Pentecost. Johr
Watti, James Cruise.
No. captain William Pollard. w
r. Hartman, Henry Johnson, william
Uitti, Albert Uren, Joshua Veale
No. 10-Paul p. Roehm, James 7
Fisher, Charles Johnson. Dennis Nc
Carthy. James Torreano Adolph Nal
herbe, Robert Bergman.
No. 11-Angus w. Kerr, Martii
Ciagne, August Kaurala, Joseph Wills
James Richetta, William ]. Reynolds