The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-09-08
NO CHANGES
IN EFFECT
Polling Places and Precincts to
Change After Next Election
Into Six Precincts.

At the election next Tuesday in the
four precincts of the city, the voter
will be handed two ballots. One of
these will be for a yes or no vote on
the repeal of the 18th amendment and
the other for a yes or no vote on st.
Louis County's 100000 bond issue for
the construction of roads under the
Presidents National Recovery Act.
After this election, the city will be
divided into six voting precincts as
designated by the City Council two
weeks ago. The election on Tuesday
will be held in four precincts and the
polling places are at the Community
Center, KapSch Building, Kalan Build
ing and the Pioneer School building
Anna Kotchevar, A E. Harri and Olof
Knutson will act as judges in the first
precinct; Theodore Luthanen, James
Peyla and Joseph Mavetz, Jr., in the
second precinct; Edith Chinn. Helmi
Koivumah and Mary Smrekar in the
third precinct, and Martin Skala, ST.,
John NJ. Grahek and Mary Rebel in
the fourth precinct
The ballot of the proposed amend
ment will read:
Section l. The 18th article of
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States is hereby repealed.
Section 2. The transportation or i'm
portation into any state, territory or
possession of the United States for de-
livery or use therein of Intoxicating
liquors in violation of the laws there
of is hereby prohibited
Section 8. This article shall be in
operative unless ratified by constitu-
tional conventions in the several states
within seven years from date of sub
mission hereof to the states by Con-
gresS.
On the yes side, or for repeal, will be
found the names of Margaret Culkin
Banning, c. w. Bum, Richard T. DAILY,
Victor E. Carlson, James F. Flynn, A.
C. WEIGH, Fred Schilplin, Edwin L.
Lindell, Myrtle Harris, A. c. Weiss,
Fred A. Ossanna, Harry ]. O'Rrein,
George w. Lawson, Mrs. Silas M Bryan,
H. B. Messenger, Laurence c. Hodgson,
Nate v. Keller, Thomas Gratzek, w. E.
Rowe, w. w. Nauth and Jacob Gibson.
Against repeal appear the names of
E. c. Clemens, P. M. Glasoe, Susie w.
Stageberg, o. j. Johnson, Arthur M.
Nelson, w. G. Calderwood, Bessie L.
Scovel, Charles j. Andre, Belle c.
Swearingen, James Wallace, Paul N.
CaSserly, Katherine Gilman, Paul j.
Thompson, Edna B. Hoffman, Lars
Olson, Mary Jacques, Phillip Moore,
Bert N. Wheeler, F. H. Peterson, Ole
o. Sageng and Thomas vollom.
The first group stands for repeal and
the second against repeal. The voting
will be for the groups similar to the
voting for groups of presidential cleo
tors. One vote opposite either of the
groups will do the trick.
On the bond election ballot will be
found the following stated questions
and yes or no vote will govern:
In favor Of the issuance and sale of
bonds of st. Louis County, Minnesota.
in the amount of Two Million $1,000
00O.0O Dollars, bearing interest at the
rate of four per cent per annum in
provisions of Chapter 10, Section 1912,
Subdivision 2. Mason's Minnesota
Statutes for 1927, and any amendments
thereof, for the purpose of paying the
expenses incurred or to be incurred in
laying out, opening, building and i'm
proving public highways in the nature
OF county roads, within said County,
for which Federal Aid shall be granted
under the provisions of the National
Industrial Recovery Act approved June
16, 1888, and under acts of Congress and
rules prescribed by the President relat-
ing thereto, and as to which roads, or
any part or section thereof, the plans
and specifications for the construction,
repair and improvement thereof shall
be approved by proper Federal
authority.