The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-26

son, CharIeS Uorotny; clerk, N. ).
Barr.
Precinct No. 1o-An Of Durham
township. Polling place. Durham cen
ter school house: judges, Walter Bart
lett, F. 8. Wilcox: clerk. Bertha Hoern-
tlein.
Precinct No. 11--Al Of st. Adams
township. Polling place, West Point
school house; juages. Milo Mcmillan,
H. H. Hawkins; clerk, H. !. Sparks.
Precinct No. 12-All Of Bear Creek
township. Polling place. Basco high
school; judges, w. H. Damron, AL
gusta Aucelet; clerk, w. o. Fisher.
Precinct No. 1S-All Of Prairie town.
ship. Polling place. Elvaston school
house; judges, Fred G. Grauf, w. G.
Ewing; clerk. Howard Leinbaugh.
Precinct No. 14-All Of Rock Creek
township. Polling place, Ferris school
house; judges, Geo. e. Abbott, VIM.
Peterson; Clerk, e. w. Ward.
Precinct No. 15-All Of Pontoosuc
and Dallas townships, except that por-
ton included in the Dallas City high
school district Polling place, Frame
school house; judges, Geo. B. Davis.
Jacob A. Zimmerlin; clerk, e. F. Long
| shire
! Precinct No. 1e-All of Walker
! township. Polling place. town hall;
judges, Henry Miller. Joe Fry; clerk.
Henry Beeler.
| Precinct No. 17-All Of Wythe town.
ship, Polling place. Wythe center
school; Judges, J. R. Ernst, ]. A. Gray;
clerk, John Boucard.
| Precinct No. 1S-All Of Monticello
township except that portion included
| in the Hamilton high school district.
Polling place, lakewood school house;
Judges, Fred W. Dennis, Robt. Athey;
clerk, Guy Hosford.
Precinct No. 19-All of Sonora town
ship. Polling place, central school
house: judges, Roby Wilson. Chan
Golden; clerk, Edward Bollin.
Precinct No. 20-All of Appanoose
township. Polling place. Appanoose
center school house; judges, VIM. Ger
hardt, L. j. Bicker; clerk, w. L
Heberer.
Precinct No. 21-All Of Rocky Run
township. Polling place, Rocky Run
school house; Judges. H. H. Homer, J..
W. Perry; clerk, ]. w. Parker.
Precinct No pail of Wilcox town
ship. Polling place, Rockford school
house; Judges, H. G. Boernson, D. w.
! Loyal; clerk. H. Heinecke.
! A mum Der OF voters OF Inc uOH-ulSu
school territory interested in the edu-
Icational interest of the new district.
have prevailed upon three good bust
ness men, well located geographically
In the district, to permit their names
! to be used as nominees for the board
of education, nominating petitions
Having been circulated by their friends
which were filed with County Superir
tendent Faris, as required by law. The
three candidates are: Fritz Reu. OF
school district No. 174; j. Arthur
Baird. Of district No. 10; w. G. Pom
roy, OF district No. 1875.
Mr.. Reu, tor number Of years acted
as one Of the leading teachers of the
county, and Is at the present time as
sistant cashier Of the Basco bank, and
represents his township, Bear Creek.
on the board of supervisors.
Ek-County Judge Baird, has al
ways stood for the best in the educa-
tional interests Of the county.
Mr.. Pomroy is one Of the successful
farmers Of Monticello township and
has always been on the side Of educa-
ttonal advancement.
In the first election the vote shall
be canvassed by the judges and the
clerks, and mailed to the county super
Iintendent. At all subsequent elections,
the vote shall be canvassed by the
board Of education and filed with the
lcounty clerk.