The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-16
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.
Official Call Made by the County Gen.
trail Com uittea.


The ReRabIicans Of Shawnee county wiz
hold a primary election under the CraW-
ford county Australian ballot system on
tween the hours Of z noon and s O'Clock
p m. in the ciCy Of Topeka and from
Prse s soar6 % Of 2ae river and an e f9o
p n 70 ? m in al country precincts
cfnct. Whiea shall Be from l p m 70
p m, IN accordance with the law govern
ing primary elections and the Australian
ballot system. to select Candidates Cor the
ONES y eSunly treasurer, county sur
ke3oF- SlertIr- county coroner and MEN,
bers OF the county central committee for
the various precincts OF the county
me canstldAteS EeceIvlnS the highest
number OF votes cast for the respective
Offices VIII be declared the nominees for
Jhe sid Offices 70 De voted FOR at the COM
ing Novem Der election
printed on the ticket shall on or before
the 10Th day OF May 1883. at 3 o'clock D.
county central committee IN writing of
the office for which he desires 10 become
printed On said ticket unless he gives
sucn notice and pays his assessment as
before the z0th day of May
The county central committee viii meet
on Thursday, the IsE day of June. at
O'Clock p m. at the old court house, to
canvass the returns
The ballots must all be counted and the
result announced before the election
boards leave the polling places
Under ! resolution Of the county central
committee, the judges are instructed to
allow no one 70 vote but known RepubH-
The supervisors hereinafter nauned will
take charge OF the polls and make their
returns the secretary at the old court
house immediately after the counting of
showing the names of persons receiving
votes and the number received by each.
together with the sealed ballots cast al
said election and the defective and unused
! ballots for said preeincr-
The following IS the name and location
of each voting precinct, and the name of
the supervisor
Rossivlle township. city building. John
Fritz
Silver Lake township. HOLSTERS Office.
MenOken township. township hail. John
Solder precinct Central avenue dfvtd
ing Hngl- west precinct Travis building.
T. t Wright; east precinct kaw Valley
school house. Robert Turner
Muddy precinct, Boles school house, A
A Rice
Highland Park precinct, Highland Park
school house. George Fisher
oakland precinct. Squire Whitmore's Of
NiskeI Plate -Preeeinct. Nickel Plate
-S9unEan4nga precinct Baughnan's hall,
,Tecumseh precinct, postoffee. G. K
Linn Creek precinct. Disney school
Monmqqth, precinc5. Lyon school house.
Robert Reed
Riehland precinct, G. A. r hail. c W.
North Willis msport precinct. Tee school
South Wiliiarnsport precinct, school
house district No ;. c W Smith
4
Padgett-
-kaw precinct. Valencia school house. J.
E Cr0asdaIe-
Thomp son-
Willard precinct. willard school house.
North Mission. West End hotel c. N.
sogth Mission, Grange hall. J. E Maus.
FIRST WARD@KanSaS ave dividing
Uue-)
First precinct 1o1z Kansas avenue E
c. StOner-
Second precinct. MarshaIFs shop, Lau-
SECOND WARD.
West precinct (au west Of raiIroadl.
Fourth and Madison Fred Sro1estreet
East precinct (aI east OF raiIroad) ITO
East Fourth street Sherman Williams.
THIRD WARD
West precinct (aH west Of Western ave-
9uel- corner King and Clay streets, A.
Jordan
East precinct (aI east of Western ave-
nue., IS Kansas avenue. H. F Bird
FOURTH WARD
West precinct tall west of Tyler street,
corner Sixth and Western avenue) John
Rogers
East precinct Can east Of Tyler street),
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct Shepard'S store Seven
teenta and Topeka avenue. J. F SNYDER
Second precinct Hoffman House A
Hardy
SIXTH WARD CPotwfn).
Aliens barn. A Bunker
By order Of tie Republican county cen
traI committee
JOHN T. CLANCY, Chairman
h F. BIRD. Secretary.
Topeka, May s, 1889