The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-03

OcratIc j. A. ROSen.
For city treasurer-Republican NJ.
NJ. Hale. Populist, Robert Dietrich;
Democratic, F. B. Chase.
For councilman First Ward-Repub1i-
can, j. B. Belts; Democratic, J. D. Han
ley.
For councilman Second ward-Repub.
lican, j. w. Morgan; Democratic, T. c.
Adams.
For councilman Third ward-Repub-
Hcan,John Elliott; Populist, J. M. Hart;
Democratic, A. H. Case.
For councilman Fourth ward-Re-
publican, w. S. CLANCY; Populist, ].
Y. Robbins; Democratic, James J. Hit.
For councilman Fifth ward-Repubi-
can, Fred Roundtree; Populist and
Democratic, P. c. Thomas.
For members of the board of educa-
ton, one from each ward-Republican
J. w. Priddy, w. H. Wilson, VIM. Mac
ferran, L. S. Ferry, P. w. Griggs; Pop
ulist, (nominees in the Third and Fifth
wards only, James U. Hughes, b P.
Colville; Democratic, NJ. L. Kelley,
Harvey L. Studevant, John Martin.
Chas. Davis, David Overmyer.
For judge of the court of Topeka
Republican, Arthur ]. McCabe; Demo-
cratic, Jos. T. Ward.
For clerk of the court of Topeka-Re-
publican, Ed L, Good; Populist, N. B.
Burge; Democratic, r. NJ. SpiVey.
For marshal of the court of Topeka
Republican, Fred NJ. Stonestreet; Dem
ocratic, NJ. c. Jenkins.
For park commissioners, for one, two
and three year terms-Republican, NJ.
c. Holman, S. H. Downs, NJ. A Low;
Populist, Ohree year term only), Fred
]; Close; Independent, or Commercial
Bonebrake, NJ. A. Low. The Demo-
Gratis endorsed the Commercial club
candidates, but they did so too late to
be placed on the official ballots.
For justices of the peace (three to
elect)-Republican A. F. Chesney, Jno.
L. Guy, w. S. McClintock; PopuIist,
Thomas Archer; Democratic, w. A.
Roberts.
For constab1es (three to elect)-Re-
publican, NJ. H. Aye, Hiram B. Van
Vechten, Captain J. T Wintrode; Pop
ulist and Democratic, Charles c. Price.
For members of the city council only
one is to be voted for on each ballot.
For members of the board of education
five are to be voted for, one from each
ward in the city.
torium proposition at the bottom of the
ballot. Do not think you are through
when you have gone through the list Of
candidates. Printed across the ballot
below the tickets is the proposition au-
thorizing the sale of the present city
building and the issuance of bonds not
to exceed 100000 for the erection of an
auditorium and city building combined.
The proposition on the ballot reads as
follows:
Shall the mayor and council of the
city of Topeka sell lots numbered 217
and 219 on Kansas avenue in the city
of Topeka, and apply the proceeds for
the purchase of a site and the erection
of a city hall, and issue and sell the
bonds of the city of Topeka in an
amount not to exceed $50 100000 which
bonds shall mature in thirty years from
the date of the issuance of the same
and bear interest at a rate not to eX-
ceed 4 per cent, payable Semi-annually,
the proceeds of the sale of said bonds
to be used for the completion of said
city hall in the city of Topeka, as pro-
vided by ordinance No. 2009 of the city
Of No. NAlxo xr@I L, OSg
To the right of the proposition are the
squares in which to register your vote.
Do not forget to vote Yes for it, for
of course you want Topeka to have an
auditorium.
The following are the voting places in
the various precincts of the city, to-
gether with the judges and clerks who
will be in charge at each precinct:
FIRST WARD.
First precinct-SO4 North Kansas ave-
nue.. Judges, Frank Jaques. Fred
Marks, Geo. E. Stoker. Clerks, F. S.
Stevens, H. c. Bowen
Second precinct-SO5 North Van Buren,
street. Judges, ]. P. Berry, Geo. Allen,
NJ w. Overton. Clerks, F. w. Frasius,
w. F. Miller.
Third precinct-Corner Topeka ave-
nue., north, and Grant street. Judges,
r. c. Wallace, It. D. Nash, J. F. Buck.
Clerks. c. F. Bridge, B. F. Billings.
SECOND WARD.
First preclnct-327 Monroe street
Judges, w. l.. Colt, A. Kuykendall,
Geo. Benson. Clerks, H. w. Parker,
Albert Martin.
Judges, w. H. Oliver. Jos. Jones. Thos.
Cole. Clerks, Hugh Lawlor, Andrew
Wetherly.
Third precinct-1113 East Fourth
street Judges, Chas. Botham, Geo. Et-
eel, NJ. G. Mccormick. Clerks, Scott
Warner. s. K. Withers.
Fourth precinct-1118 Sixth avenue,
east. Judges, w. L. Rouner A. E.
w 7 q
Yohey, H. c. Mills.
Fifth precinct-Veale block Judges,
w. w. Alkire, F. J. Ely, Frank Ellison.
Clerks, Harry L. Aldrich, NJ. L. Cos
horn.
THIRD WARD.
First precinct-104 East Tenth. Judges,
Frank Curry, w. F. Monaghan, D. E.
Griswold. Clerks, G. c. Hart, Geo. NJ.
Eagle.
Second precinct-9ss Kansas avenue.
Judges, Geo. Hanley, Joel Huntoon, J.
T. Crouch. Clerks, w. E. Atchison, D.
Third precinct-Corner King and
Clay. Judges, NJ. Hamilton. N. B. Ar
mold, ]. w. Gardiner. Clerks. c. B.
Burge, w. A. J. Jordon.
Fourth precinct-Corner Huntoon and
Lincoln street. Judges, Geo. B. Harri-
son, D. H. Branaman, H. S. Acken-
bach. Clerks, ]. B. Carol, Earl G. An
dersOn.
FOURTH WARD.
First precinct-Rain's stable on Sixth
avenue. west Judges, H L. Whitti-
kind, w. P. Thompson, Thos. Archer.
Clerks. NJ. D. Henderson, A. F. Nc
Laughlin.
Second precinct-City prison. Judges.
Leopold Krauss, A. M. H. Claudy, L.
It. Lockard. Clerks, w. w. Wiley, F.
II. Jewell.
Third precinct-711 West Fourth
street. Judges, Geo. w. Clark, C. A.
Wieneke, r. NJ. Curtis. Clerks, H. c..
Stevens, r. Whitmer.
Fourth precinct-Corner Sixth and