The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-02-24
CITY HALL GOES TO DISCARD
Mayor Names Full Set Of Election Of
ficials for New Wards and They Will
Serve for Next Two Years-Edu-
cate People by Long Advertisement.

Old traditions as to voting places
were shattered at the meeting of the
common council on Monday night when
the council named new voting places
for the new wards In the memory of
the oldest citizen the engine house or
the city hall has been the voting place
for the first ward in the city, but when
the next primary election is held the
first warders will have to find their
way to the basement Of the high school
building which is named as the new
polling place for the ward.
Another notable change is the nam
ing Of the College of Commerce as the
voting place for the sixth ward and
lot of the north siders will have
to come over the bridge to vote
for the first time in the history of the
city The other notable change is that
the polling place for the ninth ward is
located in the O'Donnell coal office at
the corner of Charles and Prairie
avenue. This is on the extreme east
line of the ward but it was the only
building available for use as poll
ing place. The list of polling places
is as follows:
First Ward-Basement of the High
School building.
Second Ward>- Basement of the
Durkee School.
Third ward-Ground floor of the
Elizabeth street engine shouse.
Fourth Ward-Frank gSchool base
ment.
Fifth Ward-Basement of the Balm
School
Sixth Ward-Basement of the Col
lege Of Commerce.
Seventh ward-North ! side engine
house
Eighth ward-Basement Sof Gillott
School.
Ninth Ward-O 'Donnell coal Office,
Charles and Prairie avenue.
The mayer on Monday named his
list of election officials for the re-
districted city and these officials will
serve for the coming two years. Many
of the men named have served on the
election boards in former years, but
there are many new faces in the list.
The full list is as follows:
First Ward.
Inspectors-Geo. M. OpBrien, Ray
Kupfer, Alfred Grosvenor.
Election Clerks-Elmer Smith, John
Kramer.
Ballot clerks-Wm. Dickhaut, How
ard Davis.
Second Ward.
nspectors-John Mcconnell, John
Sershon, Harry Conden.
Election Clerks-John P. Hautzin-
ger, James G. Smith.
Ballot Clerks - John Rock, Jr.,
Robert Drake.
Third Ward
nspectors-Louis Kautenburg, Frank
A Lucas, Geo. P. Rahr.
Election Clerks-William G. Schend,
William Anderson.
Ballot Clerks-John Scholey, j. B.
Weth.
Fourth Ward.
nspectors--James Seymour, N. j.
Terry, John H. Henderson.
Election Clerks-Gustave Kropp, AL
bert W. Anderson.
Ballot Clerks-William Pabst, Elmer
Kipp.
Fifth Ward.
Tnspectors-Russell Kniskern, Frank
r Senne, John Lenkiewicz.
Election Clerks-Jno. Haag, Edward
II Norlander.
Ballot Clerks-Jos. Hampel, Jas.
NJ Jacoby.
Sixth Ward.
Tnspectors-John Berres, Michael
Kleist, George Hof.
Election CIerks-Ben Loef, Michael
K Link, Jr.
Ballot Clerks-Art Schmorrow, Fred
". Boyer.
Seventh Ward.
Inspectors-N. J. Werner John Zens,
Andrew B. Schmitz.
Election Clerks-Peter Threinen, A.
N Steinmetz.
Ballot Clerks. B. Orth, John
German.
Eighth Ward.
Tnspectors-Frank Grasser, Charles
Schmidt, Henry S. Kimball
Election Clerks - Jacob Stevens,
John G.. Dosenmagen.
Ballot Clerks-Peter Elsen, August
Otto.
Ninth Ward,
Inspectors Art Goodfellow, Ed,