Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
First and Second Wards Are Divided and Districts Will Each Have Full Boards and V otin g Booths
INSURES CHANGE
 FOR EVERY VOTER
Size of Boards is Also In- creased So There Will Not Be Delays in Secur- ing Numbers and Ballots on March 19

Two new voting precincts were es- abolished by the common council last evening, in anticipation of the heavy vote that will be cast at the general city election on March 19. One of these is to be located in the First ward and the other in the Second ward. Incidentally, representatives of the respective candidates for mayor were on hand to urge the naming of at least one officer acceptable to them upon the six boards that will handle the election on that day From now on the principal work of the candidates will be to inform the vot- ing public of the location of the poll ing places and instruct them of tho particular precinct in which they may vote
 There will be two voting places in the First ward Precinct No. 1 will be located at 221 North First street. and will embrace all that dis trict north of Washington street, east of Central avenue and west of Fifth street. The middle of the street in each instance will be the dividing line. Precinct No. ? of the First ward will embrace that section north of Washington street and east of Fifth street The polling place will be located in the basement of the east wing of the High school.
 Precinct No. l of the Second ward will be located in the Board of Trade building. and will embrace that dis trict north of Washington street west of Central avenue and east of Sev- enth avenue. Precinct No. of the Second ward will be located at 7f9 Grand avenue. and embraces that dis trict north of Washington street and west of Seventh avenue.
 The Third ward precinct will be located at No. r South First avenue. and the Fourth ward precinct in the City Hall building.
 These officers were named for the respective election boards:
 First Ward. First Precinct-H. E. Kersting, inspector; P H. Hayes and James Mccoy, judges; Charles Cor rigan, Mrs. Rosa G. Boido, Ed O'Mal- lev and Harry L. Shedd, clerks; l.. l.. Plank, marshal.
 First Ward. Second Precinct-C. !. McElroy. inspector: Charles Smurth- waite and James Shott, judges; Mrs. Kate C. Perry, Mrs. E. J. Bess and Miss Grace Coker, clerks; Lou Wolf. marshal.
 Second Ward, First Precinct-Dan McDermott, inspector; E. P. Conway and J. C. c. H. Boon, judges; Amanda M Chingren, Gus Noll and Miss Julia F. Coonen, clerks; N. A. Morford, marshal.
 Second Ward, Second Precinct - Neri osborn. inspector; Mort Ander- son and w. L. Pinney. judges; Oliver Creech. Ned Creighton and Mrs. A. B. Baldwin. clerks: H. C. Mcdonald, marshal
 Third Ward-Elmer Warren, inspec- tor; Hugh Daggs and George D. Christy. judges; Mary Hydenburg, ballot clerk; James Simpson. R. H. Brooks and Frank Smith, clerks;. William NJ Fickas, Sr., marshal
 Fourth Ward-C. w. Cisney, inspec- tor: R. l.. Hayes and c. M. Sturges, judges; Lou Morgan, Mrs. Laura Bil- lups. Mrs Imogen LaChance, $. E.i Price and & NJ Bailey. clerks.
 With the election matter out of the way. J. l.. Walker addressed the council. asking immediate action with reference to the paving of South Sev- enth avenue.
 The city engineer was instructed to prepare a plat to provide for trunk line drainage sewer for First ave- hue, Central avenue and First street. together with the district affected by this sewer The bid of the United
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