The Chitina leader., 1912-10-22
Tiekel Voting Precinct. Chitina Voting Precinct. Copper Mountain Voting Precinct.

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 Copper Mountain Voting Precinct. Kuskulana Voting Precinct. Regal Voting Precinct. Mccarthy Voting Precinct Kennecott Voting Precinct. That said Tiekel voting precinct | is bounded as follows: Comencing at point on R. R. opposite mouth of Bremner river and running northwest along the l foot of Sherman and Woodworth glaciers to a point south of Marshal pass, thence northeast to head wa ters of the Uranitana river thence down south bank of Urantina, cross ing Copper river in an easterly di- rection to Mt. Radcliff, thence south west to mouth of Bremner river on south bank, and crossing to R. R. track.
 And I do hereby sepcify a certain cabin near the R. R. station at Tie | kel in the Tiekel voting precinct as ! the polling place for said Tiekel voting precinct, Alaska.
 That the said Chitina voting pre- cinct is bounded as follows: Con- mencing at a point at mouth of Ur- anatina river, thence west on north bank of said river to it's head waters, thence north to point on Copper river opposite mouth oi Chetashina river, thence east across Copper river to Long Glacier, thence south east to a point of R. R. crossing on | Chokosna river, thence south across Chitina river to Tebay lake, thence across Copper river to mouth of Ur- anatina river.
 And I do hereby specify that certain building known as the School House, situated in Chitina, Alaska, to be the polling place for the said Chitina voting precinct, Alaska.
 That said Copper Mountain vot- ing precinct is bounded as follows: Beginning at foot of Long Glacier and running north to Mt. Wrangle, thence east to Mt. Blackburn, thence southwest to a point at mouth of Clear creek, thence northwest by head waters of Clear creek to foot of Long Glacier.
 And I do hereby specify certain building at Copper Mountain camp as the polling place for said Copper Mountain voting precinct, Alaska. 1 That said Kuskulana voting pre- cinct is bounded as follows Begin ming at mouth of Clear creek and to Castle Peak, thence southwest to Kuskulana Pass, thence west to mouth of Clear creek. | And I do hereby specify cer- tain cabin near Maddox and Warn CTS road house as the polling place 1 for said Kuskulana voting precinct, Alaska.
 That said Regal voting precinct is bounded as follows: Beginning at Kuskulana pass, thence north to Mt Blackburn, thence east to Mt. Regal, thence south to mouth of Fourth of July creek, thence west to Kuskulana pass.
 And I do hereby specify cer- tain building at Camp Regal as the polling place for said Regal voting precinct, Alaska.
 That said Mccarthy voting pre- cinct is bounded as follows: Begin ming at point of R. R. crossing on Chokosna river. thence north to Kus- kulana pass, thence east to mouth of Fourth of July creek, thence south east to mouth of Nikolai creek, trib- utary to Mccarthy creek, thence northeast to Nuzina Glacier, thence southwest to Mt Radcliff. thence west to Tebay lake, thence north across Chitina river to point of R. R. crossing of Chokosna.
 And I do hereby specify that certain cabin near Al Church's store as the polling place for said McCar- thy's voting precinct, Alaska.
 That said Kennecott voting pre- cinct is bounded as follows: Begin ming at mouth of Fourth of July creek, thence north to Mt. Regal, thence east to Russel Glacier. thence southwest to mouth of Nickolai creek, thence west to mouth of Fourth of July creek.
 And I do hereby specify a certain building near the Kennecott Mill as the polling place for said Kennecott voting precinct, Alaska
 Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of November, A. D., 1912, an election will be held for the pur- pose of electing two Senators and four Representatives as members of the legislative assembly of the ter tritory of Alaska and from the Third Division thereof, persuant to an act of Congress, approved Aug. 24th, A. D., 1912.
 The said election will be held in the voting precincts above mentioned, at the polling places as above speci- fled, respectively.
 The said polling places will be open from between the hours of 500 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. on the 5th day of November, A. D., 1912.
 Dated this 4th day of September, 1912, at Chitina Alaska
 J. w. NICKELL, U. s. Commissioner, Territory of