Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-01-14


attend to the registering of the vot-
ers in the absence of the men who
would be at work in the fields. After
a careful selection the following ap-
pointments were made:
No. /, Uniontown-Otto j. Tauffen
No. 2, Clinton-William Walfe.
No. 3, Branham-Mrs. L. NJ Tay-
lor.
No. 4, Palouse-S. Cassidy.
No. s, Farmington-Mrs. H. G. Fol-
som.
No. 6, Lone Pine-Thomas Allen.
No. Z, Rosalia-M. w. Merritt.
No 8, Steptoe-Mrs. Dele Rexford.
No 8, North Colfax-S. Lyons.
No. 10, Onecho-G. H. Holbrook.
No. II, Seats-Roy Stearns.
No. IL, Almota-Mrs. Mary Spauld-
ing.
No. 10, Penawawa-S. M. Smith.
No. IA, aCrosse--Benson Wright.
No. 5, Endicott-Mrs. M. P. Kinney.
No. 16, Pine City-W. o. Palmer.
No. IT, Rock Creek-M. l. Smith.
No. IS, South Colfax-Mrs. r. A.
Cox.
No. 10, Diamond-Mrs. Minerva
Johnson.
No. 81, Pampa-Mrs. ]. F.. Schwin-
del.
No. %, Winona-H. M. Moffatt.
No. %, Elberton-Ira Long.
No. "a, Johnson-Frank Willoughby.
No. rs, Tekoa-Mrs. Thos, Warwick.
No. 26, Colton-Mrs. C. E. Maynard.
No. 27, Pullman-Mrs. C. L. Craw-
ford.
No. 20, Oakesdale-Mrs. Henrietta
Miles.
No. 80, Guy-R. e. Newbill.
No. 81, Ewartsville-V. L. Higgins.
No. 80, Harper-G. P. Sanders.
No. "a, Union-P A. Peterson.
No. IS, Thornton-G. w. Young.
No. At, Sunsets. D. Woodward.
No. 48, Matlock-Floyd w. Wright.
No. so, Hooper-H. R. Rudd.
No. Sd, Turnbow-Lester Daley.
No. 55, Bethel--Mrs. Jake ARA
smith.
No. 81, Hay-R. Taggart.
No. So, Russell-Mrs. M. r. Emer-
son.
NO. So, Bald Butte-Joseph Senior.
No. so, Staley-J. J. Staley.
No. 81, DUSTY. P. Clarke.
No. So, st. John country-Mrs.
Henry Fitzgerald.
NO. So, Belmont-Carl Brandt.
No. rs, Cashup-Mrs. ]. C. Davis.
The matter of the vacation of GER
tain streets and alleys in the town
site OF Evan which have never been
IN use was ordered by the board to
be vacated and closed.
The bond of Geo. P. Howard was
presented and approved. Mr.. How
ard was recently appointed game
warden of Whitman county at a sal
airy of $50 per month. The report
OF the county physician was accept
ed and ordered placed on file. The
county engineers report on the old
and new survey of the Tekoa- Cakes
da'e road was presented for consid-
Grafton.
me Morgan change in the county
road was allowed and an order is
sued to vacate the old road. This
change was made at the request of
the Milwaukee railroad and graded
at their own expense to eliminate a
dangerous crossing. The railroad
company has decided the new road to
Whitman county.
A new voting precinct was created
oy the board. A number of the resi-
dents living along the Snake river
nave been isolated from the voting
precincts of Nos. 26 and 1. In order
10 aid these people and make 1t easy
Tor them to register without climb
ing the Snake river hill, that portion
or the country south of the north
east corner of lot 1, section 9,
straight west of the Snake river in
township IL north. range As and 46
east. The new precinct will include
portions of both the country pre-
cincts OF Uniontown, No. 1, and Col
ton, known as No. 26. The new pre-
cinct will be known as Evan precinct
49, and the voting place was located
at Daisy station. The new precinct
viii contain about 10 or IA sections
OF land lying south of the line at the
top OF the hill.