White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-03
BATTLE Of BALLOTS NEXT TUESDAY;
COMPARISON OF VOTE OF PARTIES

Ruth tpolling place. Amusement
hall Mrs A. NJ. Munday, Mrs. MIL
dred Rowan, clerks; c. w. Hicks.
Charles Rose, Mrs. Gladys Davis, in
spectors.
Kimberly (polling place. Copper
mines company hoteD-E. A. Hew-
lit, Viola Dykes, clerks; George H.
Earl, M. L. Crandall Jr., Lee Huron,
inspectors.
Preston tpolling place. school,
house)-Dan Nicholas, Christ Jen-
sen, clerks; Ed Funk, T. c. Windows.
Clarence Jensen, inspectors.
Jund (polling place. schoolhousa)
Mrs. Earl Ashworth, Mrs. A. w.
Harrison. clerks; Allen Wakeling Sr..
George Fawcett Sr., Mrs. Sina Ok
borrow, inspectors.
Hamilton (polling place. Withing-
ton building Prank Zadow. Mrs.
Carl Muir, clerks; Charles Minoletti,
Albert Matson, l.. LAM, inspectors.
Newark (polling place, school
house)-Della Robson, Winnifred
Smith, clerks; L. F. Simonson, e. H.
Simonson, w. A. Moore, inspectors
Cherry Creek (polling place, Carl
sons hall)-Mrs. Agnes Thomas,
Margaret Walker. clcrks: Harry Bor-
ebert, John A. Carlson, ID. c. Kenne-
| dy. inspectors.
Melvin tpolling place, Warm
Springs railroad depot) Mrs. j.
Magnuson, Jake Magnuson, clerks:
John Melvin. Henry Bennett. Edward
Andrews, inspectors.
Tippett (polling place, Tippett
store George Clark, Mrs. G. Geor-
getta. clerks: Mrs. Gus Sallas, Gus
Sallas, G. Georgetta, inspectors.
Muncy fpolling place. schoolhouse)
u. II. Dolan, Linda Rosenlund,
clerks; Andrew Boundy, Mrs. II. L.
Anderson, Albert Rosenlund. inspect
ors.
Taft tpolling place. schooihouse)
w. ]. Davies, Mrs. Gertrude Da-
vies, clerks; Louis A. Yelland, Ed
Foster, George Starkweather. inspect
,00rs.
Baker Snake Valley polling place
George M. Robson. clerks: Alfred
Bellander, H. NJ. Jennings. james
CATER. inspectors. ;
| u s.. Tungsten (polling place,
schoolhouse) )---Albin Kirkeby, Lester
Robson, clerks; ]. L. Ramsey, Ed
Robson, Frank Shipp. inspectors.
Pleasant Valley voting place,
schoolhouse) Agnes Henriod, Mrs.
c.. L. Johnson, clerks; Francis Hen
roid, J. b. Thomas, John Henroid,
inspectors. /.
Illlrah, postoffice Kimberly (poll.
ing place, Norman ranch )---R. p.
Bryan. -. clerks; ]. L. vanDiyer.
C. r. Norman, II. McCandless, In
ispectors.
The old time. will be. observed
In the opening and closing OF the
polls at the primary election next
Tuesday. This Is one hour behind
the time no wcommonly adhered to
throughout the larger towns in. the
district. according to which the polls
will open at 8 a. m. and close at
| p. m. Ely time.
Due to the fact that some question
was raised as to which time should
govern in the premises, the matter
was submitted to District Attorney
Charles A. Walker and the county's
legal advisor last Wednesday ad-
dressed letter to Commissioner II.
NJ. Clark reading as follows:
Ely, New, Aug. 80, 1922.-Mr.
F. NJ. Clark, County Commissioner.
Ely. New: Dear Sir-In response
to your request for an official opin-
ion as to which time shall be OBJ
served in the matter of opening and
closing of the polls, beg to state
that in my opinion, standard time
II. e.. what we commonly call
old time-should be followed.
Yours very truly, ~
CHAS. A. WALKER. e
District Attorney.
II seems quite reasonable that Of
fetal, or standard time, as recognized
throughout the country, should and
was intended by the lawmaking bod
les to govern in all such matters.
1t should not cause any confusion
and will AFFORD ample time for those
whose business or employment de-
mand their entire time and attention
during the day to cast their ballots
after the closing of the regular busi-
ness hours. On the other hand. IL
will relieve them of the necessity of
arising any earlier than usual In the
morning In order to cast their bal
lot before entering upon their daily
work.