Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-05-01
POLLING PLACES
DES|GNATE FOR
RECALL ELECTION
Eight Voting Booths viii
Be In Operation on May
20; Full List of Judges
Is Announced.

Polling places and election
judges for the special election
to be held May 20 We're designat-
ed last night. At the election,
the question of recalling Com
missioners Walter NJ. Connell, j.
T. Mclaughlin and ]. NJ. Ray
nolds and of adopting a charter
amendment preventing the dis
charge of city employees because
of membership in unions viii be
submitted.
Eight polling places were Sc
lected. There will be one for
the first ward, two each for the
second and third, and three for
the fourh ward. There will be
three judges and two clerks in
each division.
Following are voting districts:
Ward 1--Polling place, base
ment of Methodist church, South
Arno street and Central avenue.
Ward 2-District l. Polling
place, III West Silver avenue.
That portion Of ward west of
the center line of Arno,
District o Polling place, State
sons garage, rear 3O1 South
Walter street. That portion of
ward 2 east of the center line
of Arno.
Ward 3-District /: Polling
place, Chamber of Commerce.
That portion of ward east of
the line running from Gold ave.
nue. along the center line of
l. l,n fnN Y
line of Atlantic avenue, thence
west of the center line of Atlantic
to the center line of Barelas
road, thence meandering south
along the center line of Barelas
road to the city limits.
District 2: Polling place,
Woman's club. That portion of
ward west of the line commence
ing at Gold avenue, going south
on Fifth street, extending to the
center line of Atlantic avenue,
thence west along Atlantic to
Barelas road, thence south along
the center line of Barelas road.
Ward 4.-District l.: Polling
place, city hall. That portion of
ward q east of the center line
of Fifth street.
District 2. Polling place, Coop
er's garage, 519 West Central
avenue. That portion of ward 4
between the center line of Fifth
street and the line commencing
at Gold avenue, extending north
along the center line of Tenth
street to the center line Of Mar
quette, thence West along the
center line of Marquette to the
center line OF Eleventh, to the
city limits on Mountain road.
District 8: Polling place, Nord-
haus's garage, rear Tijeras ave-
nue. and Twelfth street. That
portion of ward west of the
line commencing at Gold avenue,
extending north along the center
line of Tenth street to the CEN
ter line of Marquette, thence
west along the center line of
Marquette to the center line of
Eleventh street, to the city lin
its on Gold avenue.
Judges Selected.
Following are the judges and
clerks of election:
Ward Judges, F. A. Nohl,
J. e. Reihl, D. r. Boyd. Clerks,
=. Hanley, A. Mentoya.
Ward 2, division Judges,
j. E. Bonnell, C. J. p. Bittner,
Leo Antoine. Clerks, Simon Ball
ing, VIM. Kieke.
Division 2.--Judges, c. S. Glib
son, II. A. Bass, G. p. Learnard.
Clerks, Chas. Lembke, Dell Rob-
inson.
Ward 8, division Judges, M.
O'Donnell, ]. ]. Heaney. j. B.
Skinner. Clerks, A. c. Culver, NJ.
p. Stamm.
Division 2-JudPes, w. E. Wolk-
ing, John Fee. j. H. Pegue. Clerks
p. P. Belitz, Sam Bumgarten.
Ward 4, division /, judges-Gus
Thelin, ]. w. Wolf. Harry Braun;
clerks-Lloyd Sturgis, L. Van
Cleave.
Division 2, judges-G. H, Whee-
Ter, D. w. Faw, M. C. Crumley;
clerks-C. C. Noneman, f. o. Losey.
Division 8, judges-B. w. Rhea,
A. B. Stroup, w. 7. McClurken;
clerks-Aldo Leopold, Roy Strome.