The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-24
NEW OFFICIALS
APPOINTED FOR
CITY ELECTION
Railroad Granted Permission
To Use New System at
Grade Crossings
POLLING PLACES FIXED
Another Registration Day
Appointed BY Commission
at Meeting Monday

| IecLlOn on sTaue cToSslHss WOO
planned last night at the meeting OF
by W. A. Mcdonald, passenger and
| freight agent, and P. B. Quinn, train
master, Of the Northern Pacific
Railway Company. Approval and
permission to proceed with the in
stallation was given by the Commits
sion.
Petitions filed last Thursday by
F. o. Hellstrom and Joseph Coghlan,
and carrying 401 signatures, re-
questng that the ordinance extend
ing the Hughes Electric Company
franchise, which was adopted by the
Board on March 8, be submitted to
a referendum, were referred to the
City Attorney for legal opinion.
| The Commission voted the follow
ing changes in election officials, due
to inability of present appointees to
serve: +.
Phillip Elliott appointed inspector
in the First Ward, Precinct No. l.,
replacing Ralph Penner.
James Curran appointed judge in
the second Ward, Precinct No. !, re-
placing Charles Blunt.
G. G. Beithon appointed judge in
| the Second Ward, Precinct No. 2, re-
placing A. S. Erickson.
E. G. Rickcl appointed inspector in
the Fifth Ward, replacing A. E.
Shipp.
Nj. J. O'Connor and Henry Schon-
! ert appointed judges in the Fifth
Ward, replacing II. w. Patzman and
E. G. Rickel.
Tuesday, March 3D., has been ap-
pointed another registration day.
Persons not voting last fall or who
changed their residence prior to the
thirty day period preceding April 2,
places. =.
For the information of voters,
First Ward, Precinct No. l. covers
the territory west of the center
line Of 9th Street and east Of the
center line of End Street and north
of the township line which runs east
and west between Rosser Street and
Avenue A. Voting place is located
ut the William Morris School.
First Ward, Precinct No. 2, covers
the area west of the center line Of
End Street and north of the town
ship line which runs east and west
between Rosser Street and Avenue
A. Voting place at c. B. Little's
garage, on Washington Avenue be-
tween Avenue A and Avenue B.
Second Ward, Precinct No. l, COW
ers the area west Of the center line
of 5th Street, east of the center
line Of End Street, north of the CEN
ter line Of Broadway and south of
the township line which runs east
Avenue A. Voting at the Wills
School.
Second Ward, Precinct No. 2, COW
ers the territory west Of the center
line of End Street, north of the cen
ter line of Broadway, and south Of
the township line which runs east
and west between Rosser Street and
Avenue A. Voting at John Thorpe's
garage, l21 West Rosser Street.
Third Ward, Precinct No. l, COW
ers the territory west of the center
line of 9Th Street, east of the center
line of 5th Street, and north of the
township line which runs east and
west between Rosser Street and
Avenue A.. Voting at the High
School.
Third Ward, Precinct No. 2, covers
the territory east >of the center line
of 9th Street and north of the town
ship line which runs east and west
! UctWccu ROSScT OCTccL anu AVeUuc
A. Voting at the Richholt School.
Fourth Ward covers the territory
east Of the center line of 5th Street
and south of the center line of
Broadway. Voting at the Wachter
School.
Fifth Ward covers the territory
west Of the center line of 9Th Street
and south Of the center line Of
Broadway. Voting at the Flanagan
Building, 202k Main Street.
Sixth Ward, Precinct No. 1 covers
the territory west of the center line
of 9th Street, east of the center line
of 9Th Street, north of the center
line Of Broadway, and south of the
township line which runs east and
west between Rosser Street and
Avenue A. Voting at the Fire Hall.
Sixth Ward, Precinct No. 2. covers
the territory east Of the center line
of 9th Street, north of the center
line Of Broadway, and south of the
township line which runs east and
west between Rosser Street and Ave-
nue. A. Voting at St. Mary's School.