Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02
Governor is Booked For an Addre
in Council rIufTs.

Governor Is hooked For an Address
in Council ,:Iufs.
Governor Leslie NJ. Shaw will speak at the
republican rally to be held tomorrow night
at Odd Fellows hall. Although the return
Of the Fifty-fr regiment is absorbing
everybody's attention and so much so that
politics seem almost forgotten in the ex-
citement attendant on the soldier boys COM
ing home, there is no doubt that Governor
Shaw will be greeted by large audience.
The meeting tomorrow night will be the
last in this city before election, although
several will be held throughout the county.
Congressman Lacey spoke to large gath
ering OF enthusiastic republicans last even
ing at Avoca and G. G., Saunders was greeted
by large crowd at Loveland There will
be meeting tonight in Boomer township
when Colonel Saunders and o. S. Blanchard
will be the speakers Tomorrow evening
A. S. Hazelton and Colonel Saunders are
billed to speak in Grove township. Two
! meetings will be held Saturday in the county
one at Walnut and the other at Carson. A.
s. Hazelton and w. Ii. Kilpack will speak
at the former, while G. NJ. Harl and c. f.
Kimball are booked for the latter. County
Chairman Everest says the meetings
| throughout the county have been we'll at
! tended and much interest shown.
! William Brooks Reed, the democratic can
didate for county treasurer, and John T..
Hazen, the democratic candidate for sheriff,
! have adopted novel plan to let the people
of Council Bluffs know they are running for
office. Yesterday they employed man with
| brush and pot of blue paint to daub the
! sidewalks with signs 'vote for Brooks Reed
for Treasurer and Hazen for Sheriff. Some
fellow evidently not member of the demo-
| cratic marty n hic Int md mn,
most of the signs read Don't vote for
Brooks Reed and Hazen,'' while others read
| Vote for Brooks Reed and Hazen and be
sorry"
( The polls in the different precincts will
bo located at the following places:
First ward, First precinct. 107 East Broad
| way; Second precinct, 207 East Broadway.
| Second ward, First precinct 90 Bryant
street; Second precinct, 74O Broadway.
Third ward, First precinct, 100 South
Main street; Second precinct, 907 South Mar
street.
Fourth ward, First precinct, 600 South
Main street; Second precinct 612 Twelfth
avenue.
Fifth ward, First precinct, Fifth avenue
and Twelfth street; Second precinct ISL
South Thirteenth street.
Sixth ward, First precinct, 1920 Wee
Broadway; Second precinct, Fifth street
near Locust street.
The following is the list Of judges ant
clerks for election day:
First Ward, First Precinct-Judges: l.
Murphy (rep). Clerks: r. II. Williams
(rep;), B; B. Dentler CdemJ. Second Pre-
Ginct-Judges: M. c, Christensen (demD, Viz
Keller, e. B. Gardner (rep). Clerks N. N
Lund Tep2. Robert Pam (dem).
Second Ward, First Precinct-Judges: j
| Williams Snancer Gpit n
Lucas tdem). Clerks: j.. B. Sweet (rep)
son (rep.l. John Nugent (dem)
Third Ward; First Precinct-JudRess: T
ra 3; Metealf; Nc fio w NJ aMscCrary 5ep9 4.
Judges: B. A. Banham, II. ". Butterfielt
gep), Ed Pierce (dem.). Clerks William
Gaines 1, SreP2, ~ F. Gun Gunnoude (dem4. :
( X. Cooper (dem). Second Precinct-Judges
A. M Bonham Ed Ford (rep). John Mul
+ queen (dem.). Clerks: F. II, Swan (rep)
Fifth ward FIRST First preoinct-Judges: Al
(dem). Clerks: Charles Konigmache
, rep), N; F.. Tyrrell (dem). Second Pre-
elnStJpdges GRr, p L. RHanyan Albert ingram
Grimes rep, Bert Nelson (dem.).
, Sixth Ward, FIRST Precnct-,Judges: /
NJ, Shubert Charles Clatterbuck repD. G
w. Nichols (demD, Clerks: N A. Craw
fard GepH j. N WolT fdem) seeon CON
vich Tepl, w. j. Whiting (dem). Clerks
e George Cooper tep), Fred Rokenhau
= (dem).