Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03
REPORTS ON REGISTRATION.


Psiiss Ieasy.
The registration llsts Of the differsnt
preclnets ia the city snow "a increased
number of electors ana indications are
that there will % . full vots pollsd to-
day. Owing 10 the fact that IL come
oi the wards II Was necessary 20 re-resls-
ter aud that Ia those preclncts large
showings were made. Is 10 sale 10 pre-
dict that the people Are inclined 10 ex-
press their choice. Every en IT hs.
been made by Ali parties 10 impress up
on voters the imporl&ncs OF registering
and advice IN that direction seems 40
have born gooa fruit. Inc battle AZ
the polls viii ne hotly contested. Pub
llc sentineut universally comedies that
Belknap Will srcure n majority oi tue
ballots cast ia the city. IL thss be true
bls eiecuon is assured. Hulcnlns viii
probably be heavily sacrificed Tor
Moulton, the peopies Candidate for
police judge, upon winch office the
party nominating him, centers lts
struggle. l.. r. Carroll, the &c eaaocralle
nominee for police judge, %
the object of much vituperanye
prejudice aud hatred oE account of
the tarocliy with which, as city at.0r-
ney, hc prosecuted those who we're ar
rested for shouting '.scab" and CON-
mlltlns other petty disofdersy sctions
during the recent street car strike. The
labor organizations believe that he
poses as their friend simply for present
gain. They realize also that there ls 10
possibility of eiecnng Mouiton aud
common sense members have declared
themselves for Haggerty. AS sn excel
lent Indication that democrats have
little confidence IN eiecling their tlcket
II needs but 20 be mentioned that r2Did
democratic betters have very little
money up. and wall not give. but rather
demand odds. The prohibition party
and tne peoples will poll about an
equal number OF votes. The tight 10
tetween Belknap aud LswgDncs, with
the former decidedly in the sad.
There was no report msde 10 the city
clerk as required, 10y the registration
committee, of the First precinct OF the
First ward. Ia the Second precinct
there were registered 3is names Third.
275; Fourth, 4Os; Fifth, l42 addltlo.sl; ;
Sixth precinct, SIS.
La the First precinct Of the Second
ward there were l52 aud IN the secC III
l42 additional names registered.
The FIRST Precinct of the Third wAfi
did not report. The Second shows4
455 and the Third sc additional.
In the Fourth ward there were IN the
First precinct 354 and IN the secoad Sl7
additional registrations. There were
no reports from the Third and Fourth
precincts.
The First precinct OF the Fifth war
did not show up. The second produc
634 and the third 53i voters.
In the First precinct of the Sixth
ward ASP were registered. In the SEQ.
ond, providing All vote, sol ballots will
be cast and Ia the Third 5I2.
Seventh ward. First precinct, SIS;
second, 3S9; thru, s02.
In the bloody eighth there were in
the First precinct lU7 aud IN the Second
15 additional registrations.
In the First precinct IN the Ninth
ward there We're lis and In the Second
l07 additional.
OF the five precincts in the Ten"
ward three reported First, l07: ;
ond. l03; Third, s6; all addition
The last Two were far away and
expected in this morning.
As far as the wards in the city are
concerned they are evenly divided.
The republicans claim the First, sec
ond, Third, Sixth aud Tenth, and the
democrats the Fourth, Fifth, Seventh,
Eighth and Ninth.