El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
PLACES
ARE DESIGNATED
City Council Selects Officers
For the Municipal Elec-
ton In April

The city council Thursday morning
adopted the election exclamation, cali
ing for the city election to be held on
April s. The following polling places
were designated and appointment OF
election officers made:
Precinct No. 1, at Troy laundry on
West Overland street; W. &. Bulger, pre-
siding Judge; j.. B. Badger, John Powers
and Il. i. Carter. associate judges.
Precinct No. 2, at III East Second
street; A LOngnCchard, presiding judge
Glen MlndhauSe, a.. =. Brooks and Frank
Parker, associate judges.
Precinct No. 3, at central fir station;
F. ". Behr, presiding Judge; Jas. l. Gas
kev, ". +. Gilman anu Win Kellett, as
sOciate judges.
Precinct No. 4, at Stewards grocery,
911 East Second street; ". ID. Austin,
presiding judge; ". y. Casey, EugeniO j.
ROGela and Jose Cuei-lT. associate Judges.
Precinct No. 3, at 40 lays street;
Frank Escajeda, presiding Judge; n H.
Carson, George Fillegas and OnesimO
AcOsta, associate Judges.
Precinct No. 6, at city hail; J. s Cur
tbs presiding Judge; Henry Jerrel, j.
Porter Bender and II. NJ Butell, IT., asso-
ciate judges.
Precinct No. z, at East FL Paso fire
station; c. II. KOlle, presidin- Judge;
ThOs. R. Bull. Alex Janke and w. Z.
RhOtOn, associate judges.
Precinct No. 8, at -chObe's restaurant
on Alameda avenue; c. NJ. Berryhill, pre-
siding Judge; Jose Duran J. o. BuduOr
and c. B. Carbaial, associate judges.
Precinct No. 9, at FL PasO trunk fac
toy warehouse, corner Cotton avenue
and Boulevard; Geo. Harper, presiding
judge; J. NJ Beaver, Jack Jansen and
.Wyeth DOake, associate judges.
Precinct No. 10, at Hi0 LAM Park
fire station; E. B. Elfers presiding
Judge; J. +. Kersey, J. c. Luc1ett and
Stafford Campbell, associate Judges.
Precinct No IL, at Independent Lum-
Der company, corner OF Missouri and
Brown streets; Tom NealOn, presiding
Judge; Geo. R LeBarOn, A R. Burgess
and Frank P. First, associate Judges.
Precinct No. L at northeast corner
of OetaVis and Missouri streets; Geo.
Estes, presiding judge; J. II. White, P.
j. Savage and Bates Mcfarland, associate
judges.
D. G. Booth, presiding judge; Pa Cliff
ford, F. R. Proctor and j. j. O'Neill, assO-
Precinct No. IA, at Greer's electric gar
age, sos North Kansas street; j. J. Kee-
VII. presiding Judge; F. A. Taylor, Hope
NJ. Smith and T. D. LOvelady, associate
judges.
Precinct No. Is, at Fraser Bros, 612
North Oregon street; o. L. Bowen, pre-
siding Judge; Theo. L. Eggers, Ed. Stein
anu P f. Brick, -Ocidte iud0es-
Precinct NJ. Is at Neff-Stiles Fuel
company; NJ R Oman, presiding Judge;
Ellis BOgue, B. S. Catlin and Robert L
Holiday. associate Judges.
Precinct No. II at Globe Mills; S. B.
FUlkerson, presiding Judge; /. /. Lehman
F. F. Gaal and Fred Weckerle, associate
judges.
The City's Health.
The report of the city health depart
ment for the week ending March 6,
showed SO deaths and 19 births. Twenty
four cases OF measles. seven cases of scar /
let fever, two Of smallpox and seven of 4
chicken pOx were reported. Condemna- /
tons included 179 pounds of meat and 81 4
pounds of fruit and vegetables.
From FEBRUARY ! to March 1, the pay
roll of the city engineering department 4
was given at S1.272.6S. Collections
made amounted to S128 The payroll I
Of the park department from January % /
to February &c was $1,000, as shown
by the report of R. A. Harris. park com E
missioner.
For the month Of February. J. W.
Brady. street commissioner. reported
that 2086 was the total number of blocks
swept during the month and 1906 were
sprinllled.
Meals Furnished City Prisoners.
During the month of February 1852
meals we're served to city prisoners at a