Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21

shall be used at the primaries for the con.
Senlencc Of the voters.
cassea and IL " Mas decided Tss , lStt0sS 70 hSId % the
primaries without booths might invalidu:e
inc election and speedy arrangements were
ton OF booths ~ all the voting places. The
'!nrnnm'ttec II TO pay for the work.
Lns booths have never before heen re-
WI PARTY. When the Democrats held their
s"tu,Sries on the 18th OF last month they
Mare allowed the use OF the city's property.
~ Yesterday that he thought MIR. YeaRrr
S certainly allow the committee. TO
nave The booths 81 he were in the city.
NJ. MT. 1eager Is "A candidate for re-elec-
,; y having no opposition for the nomina-
Chief OF Police Mcfarland stated to a re-
porter Tor The Journal yesterday afternoon
.hat the police department would be used
polls. preserve law and order at the
The managers OF Candidate Angles cam
la'sh secured the list OF people who voted
and last hight a corps OF stenorraphars
WAS employed to make copies Of the list.
Mini MN contest 6e,ween George Grubel and
wards and the contest between Daniels
and Morgan In the Fifth and Sixth wards
prsnxnt on, = very heavy vote at the DEM
any Democrats from voting again TO-DAY
a complete list. secured from the Democrat.
&c sentraI COMMITTEES. VIII be furnished the
Second. Fifth and sixth wards. Only a.
Lew democratic votes were east in the
F9mth and Third wards. ~
The ticket will appear on the on,c,a,
ballot AS follows: ~
For msyor-J. =. Angle. r. T.. Marshman.
nor city attorney-W. II. Littick. r. b.
For city cierk-George Z. YeaEer.
tr tne Shd polce conmissioners-First dis
Theodore Schultz. !" "'ier anu
second district-Harry Darlington. F. ".
soper' +: 1. Albertson. DIR. H.. n. Downs.
Ak. Ford and Charles Hibhard.
Third district-G. l.. Coates. ". J. Parry
John Davidson, Q. Q. Claim. r.. A. Rogers
>, c T.. Lee; n; H; Newhall and b. Poiiman.
ard, Iilford Davis. r.. A. Kope. ]. r. smiffh
and Newton v. Reichnecker. ~
Judge South side city COURT. T. Sims.
r.. ~. Barker and W l.. Cowdon.
Judge North city courtLG. W. Belts. l..
. !; sartin. N; II Donohoe, J. A. Smith. W.
+: White. Winfield Freeman and {. j.
Constitutes of North city court-C. T.
Staub. Butler Reid. William McFaiden.
William Gamble. Fred Young. George r
u. Franklin. "
Councilman First ward-M. Juber.
Counciiman Second ward-E. r. Boynton,
Councilman Third ward-H. 7, Corson. T.
Rotert.
Councilman Fourth ward-U. v. widener
william Peters and p. &. Duer.
Councilman Fifth ward-Robert Neale
and William ~McNaughton.
Councilman Sixth ward-J. ". Radford
School board; Fourth ward-Alfred we.-
School board; Sixth ward-r. westfal. A.
~ ~: Gafes J; T.. Buchan, H.. c. Weston and
w. +. Saith.
The Equal Suffrage Club has made ar
ransements to have a number of carriages
out to-day to be used in hauling female
voters 10 and from the polls. Mrs. Jennie
Ausher. president of the club. has estab.
drug store. corner Seventh street and MINI
nesota avenue. Any woman or women
who desire q carriage should send word to
mittees will be at work all day long GET
ting the fair voters TO the polls.
The following is a list Of the voting
p'Hees "S "a FIR asT WRaRn
Precinct 1aoMiller's store. Toad-a-Loup.
ton.
SECOND WARD.
Precincts . and Fourth and Minnesota
Precints s and Third street and Oak
Precinct 1o.Stswart avenue and L road.
THIRD WARD.
Precincts II, IA and 1G-Seventh street and
L road.
Precincts y and 1s-Thirteenth street and
L road.
Precincts lG and I'm. & O.. hall.
FOURTH WARD.
Precincts Is and 22-Sixth street and Eliz-
abeth avenue.
Precincts Is. 20 and 2l-Eighth street and
FIFTH WARD.
Precincts % and 26-Seventh street and
Central avenue.
Precinct 24-240 North Seventh street.
Precinct 25-Fourteenth street and Cen
trail avenue.
Precinct 27-Seventh street and Colorado
avenue
SIXTH WARD.
Precincts q. %. % and 34-Sixth street and
Kansas avenue.
Precincts 20 and 3e-Sl2 Usage avenue.
Precinct 3l-Street car barn.