Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24

John A. Flack, Boise.
County Commissioner (3rd Distriet).
w. NJ. Briggs. Ustick.
Clerk of District Court and E-Offico
Auditor and Recorder.
J. w. Brose. Boise.
Sheriff.
w. H. Thompson, Boise.
County Treasurer, Elk Officio Tax Col.
lector and Ex-Offico Public
Administrator.
Mary A McGrew. Boise.
Probate Judge.
George H. Rust. Boise.
Assessor.
A. L. Morse Boise.
Coroner.
o. II. Parker. Boise.
Surveyor.
A. e. Embree, Boise.'
Prosecuting Attorney.
Harry S, Kessler, Boise.
STATE TICKET.
United States Senator.
Paul Clagstone. Clagstone.
Representative in Congress.
Charles w. Luck, Lardo.
E. H. Rettig, Filler.
Governor.
Hugh r. McElroy Boise
Lieutenant Governor.
c. e. B. Roberts, Rupert.
Secretary of State.
Samuel T. Jordan, Occur d Alene
State Auditor.
Clarence Van Deusen, Boise.
State Treasurer.
Charles o. Broxon, Boise.
Attorney General.
William A. Lee, Blackfoot.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Charles w Morrison. Rigby.
Inspector of Mines.
James w. Caples, Salmon City
Under the present election laws 1t is
not absolutely essential that a voter
shall be registered before the day of
election. The law provides for regis
traton, but 1t also provides that in
case any elector otherwise qualified
to vote, who is not duly registered.
may be registered on the day of cleo
ton by any one of the judges of cleo
ton before whom he must take the
usual oath. together with the declara-
ton that he has not voted at the pri-
mary that day, and he must also be
identified and vouched for by some
freebooter in the precinct. The Sec
ton of the law upon this pont is as
follows:
ANY elector may be registered in
the county in which he resides on the
day of any election, before any judge
of election in the precinct in which he
is qualified to vote, in the same man
ner as before one of the registration
such applicant must be identified and
vouched for by some freebooter in
such precinct" And the further re-
quirement is made that the designated
oath shall be taken at the same time
by the freeholder so vouching.
Where to Vote.
The voting places in Ada county
have been designated by the county
commissioners as follows:
No. 1-120 Walnut street
No. 2-Sinsels warehouse.
No. 3-Taylor Soda factory.
No. 4-Central fire station.
No. City hall.
No. 6-129 South Eleventh street.
No. 7-Independent Telephone build
ing. -
No. sc. A. r. hall.
No. 9-9o9 North Eighth street.
No. 10-Greenhouse grocery.
No. 11-1112 Hays street.
No. 12-S12 Eastman street.
No. 13-Hotaling store, Thirteenth
and Eastman streets.
No. 14-1305 North Eighteenth st.
No 15-Boise Carriage company,
Fourteenth and Main streets.
No. 16-Nelson's Carriage shop. ZIG
South Fifteenth street.
No. 17-2S14 Jefferson street.
Observation-Disclosures residence,
2207 North Fourteenth street.
Soldiers Home-Soldiers' home.
Dry Creek-Schoolhous District No.
81.
Union (Star)-W. r. Ryal's store.
Green Meadow (Eagle)-L o. o. F.
hall.
South Boise-I. o. o. F. hall.
Borah-Borah schoolhouse.
Ustick-Ustick bank building.
whitney whitney schoolhouse.
White Cross--White Cross school
house.
Meridian-Wilson hall.
Observation-Disclosures schoolhouse
Fair Grounds-Fair ground building
/ Five Mile-Five Mile schoolhouse.
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