The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-01
WHOM TO VOTE FOR.
Four Tickets in the Field for
Tomorrow's Election.
REPUBLICAN THE ONLY ONE COMPLETE
Women May Not Vote for justices or
ConstabIes so be Careful.

Women May Not Vote for justices or
ConstabIes so be Careful.
The Australian ballot which will be
used at the election tomorrow contains
four tickets, but there are only two names
on one of them and four on another. The
tickets are arranged in the following
order: Republican" democrat" sin
dependent, Municipal Socialism"
There are forty-one names on the ballot
There is a very large registration, but
the total vote will probably fall far be-
low the registration. 1t was during the
intense excitement attendant upon the
contest between the two Republican
candidates for mayor that the registra-
ton was swelled to over 5000 The
excitement has almost entirely subsidized
and there is very little interest shown in
the election. 1t is conceded that C. A.
Fellows, the Republican nominee for
mayor, will be elected by good round
majority, and whatever effort is made
will be TO make the majority as large as
possible.
There are five councilmen to elect and
there is little doubt that the Republican
nominees will all be elected. Only in
the Second ward is the Republican ma
jority ever doubtful and in this ward
Councilman Frank Stevens, the Repub-
lican nominee, has an excellent record
as a councilman and he will doubtless be
reelected.
Following is the Republican ticket:
For mayor-C. A. Fellows.
For city clerks. s. McFadden.
For city attorney-W. A s. Bird.
For city treasurer:-Chas. s. Elliott.
For councilmen:-First ward, o. D.
Skinner: Second ward. T. S. Stevens;
Third ward, John Elliott; Fourth ward,
Charles J. Drew; Filth ward, Fred Round
tree.
For members board of education
First ward, j. ". Priddy; Second ward,
W. H. Wilson; Third ward, VIM. Macfer-
ran; Fourth ward, L. NJ. Powell; Fifth
ward, DR.. J. 81. Westerdeld.
For justices of the peace. B. Furry,
F. NJ. Grover, John L Guy.
For. constables-Ed w. Davies, Capt j.
T. Wintrode and w. II. Williams.
Following is the ticket which the
Democrats will vote:
For mayor-LL \. Grubbs
For city clerk-R B. Kepley.
For city Attorney. ]. Hit
For city treasurer-T. NJ. Hanley.
For councilmen-First ward. John
Blossom; Second ward, Joe Griley; Third
ward, I. J. Crouch; Fourth ward, 6. Max
NIduuy; lItn WaFd, Joseph Aarsndll-
For members board Of education-First
ward, VIM. Green; Second ward, Chas
Youngreen; Third ward; W. ]. Black;
Fourth ward. Oscar Krauss; Fifth ward,
Thomas ShillinglaW
j. T. Ward is the only candidate nom
mated by the Democrats for justice and
q. W. Adamson is the only Democratic
candidate for constable.
The independent" ticket is nearly
all blank. There are no names until
the places for justices are reached
There the names of A. F. Chesney and
J. 7. Ward
Hank Bayliss and James Harlan are
the other Independent candidates. They
want to be constables.
There are only two names on the
fourth ticket. which is headed "Munici-
pal Socialism" They are Geo. C. Glenn
ems for city attorney, and H. W. Parker
for consta BILE.
The women should remember that
they should not vote for justices or con
stables, for their votes for those Offices
will not be counted"