The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
FOR TODAY'S CONTEST
Republicans Should Vote En-
tire Ticket Early.
FIGHT IN THE FIRST
Where the Ballots Will be Cast
Today,

This is election day. and while only
eouncilmen and members Of the school
board are to be elected, the action taken
by the voters Of Wichita today viii De
important It is important that the
mayor Of the city has good men TO help
him in administering the affairs Of the
city Il is important that good men be
elected to compose the membership Of the
school board. for the pubic schools are
the heaviest single public interest in the
city.
The Republican ticket is as follows and
they are ali good men:
First Ward-For councilman, ". y
Caswell; for school board. J. c. Mccoy.
Second Ward-For councilman, Chas.
Luling; for school board, r. c. Jackman
Third Ward-For councilman. T. G. Van
Duyn: for school board, Jas Richey.
Fourth Ward-For councilman, c. L
Davidson; school board. CoIer sim.
Fifth Ward-For councilman. J. O.
Davidson; for school board, r. R. Hat
Held
Sixth WARRIOR councilman. Gus Mill
er. FOR school board. las. Rice.
There IS no fight particularly except in
the First ward Nominations were made
in the First along party lines. Mr. Her
big, the present councilman. Is nomi-
mated by the Democratic party. Mr.. Cas-
vel has been nominated BY The ReDub-
lean party. Admitting that both men
are equal in point OF capacity the pre-
sumption is that each man would receive
his party vote. The claim is made with
good deal Of justice. however. that out
side Of any party. considerations that Mr..
Caswel vii lm0re nea-y represent the
interest OF that ward He is Of lcnz resi-
Gence there. He is a laD5ring man. ass0-
ciating with and in sympathy with them.
He represents no special or corporation
interests as does Mr.. Herbig. He has
served Two terms as q member Of the
council and was il great favor with the
citizens OF that ward Mr.. Herbig Is
necessarily bound I'd in many respects
with his railroad company, and when the
council voted 10 take Up the questions Of
coal rates he would not vote, thus leav-
ing his ward Unrepresented- He also v0t-
ed in opposition TO The proposition 20
raise the wages Of the Iaboring men from
one and quarter dollars per day to one
and a half, and publicly stated in the
Council that his labor was worth no
more than the railroad laborer. and that
they only received a. dollar and twenty
cents PER day.
Vote the Republican ticket clear
through and vote early. Here are the
voting places:
FIRST WARD
First Precir-l--Clty building.
Second PrecincJ-O9era house.
Third Precinct-Corner Lincoln and
Lawrence.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct-l15 West Third street.
Second Precincts North Main street /
Third Precinct-Kanke's cal and feed
store, corner Eleventh and Main streets. /
THIRD WARD.
Firsc Precinct-ISs North Market street
Second Observation-Disclosures
Third Precinct-153l East Douglas ave
uUe.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-8u East Murdoch ave
nue..
second Precinct-Grafton's grocery |
store
Third Precinct-Hose house No. 3.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct-leJ1 West Douglas ave /
nue.
second Prsoinct-lln West Douglas
avenue.
SIXTH WARD.
First Prec.nct-Corner Douglas and /
Washington avenues
Second Precinct-l2l3 East Douglas ave- /
nue.. Stewards grocery store.
FIRST WARD.
First Prec.nct-Judges. J H Brown, !
Il schwerdfeger. :. O. Havley; clerks, I
T. C. Parham. Harry Davis.
Second P-ecinct-Judges, D. z Fuller, (
". H Woaderiy John ExJon; CLERKS, Z. /
I Spencer. c. H Hunter
Third P-ecinct-Judges. J. H. Alex /
aa5sr. Th7s ColviIa. 4 Christian; /
clerks. A J. Jones. Go. GehrinE.
SECOND WARD
First Precinct-Judges. J. C. Williams. +
,. T. Litcel. Or. kessler; clerks. L. ". (
UiI. Chas. Davis.
Second Precinct-Ju5ges, Jno. G. Bright,
a McAfee. H ". Stewart. clerks. =.
y H7.ber-. T. NJ DEAN.
Third Precinct-Ju5ges .. II Dickson. /
\ T. Buckeridge. Wm. Campbell, clerks.
Ja5. Alexander. T. L. Warner.
THIRD WARD.
FIRST Pr5cinct-Ju5Eas w < Hawk
". T. Burgess. ". b. Love- clerks. =.
H Mccall. Tom Sullivan.
Second Preclnct-JudEes, A T. Heuar.
J. r. Moore, Jno. Fisher; clerks, ". :.
Pierce. g. W. Gwya
Third Preclnct-Ju6Ees. J. c. Rutan, H
r. Do5son. L. r. Cole: clerks, A c.
Dickson. Chas. McAuisrer.
FOURTH WARD
First Precinct-Ju5Ezs VIM. Buckner.
Ge.. Majors. Mike COX. clerks, Frei +
Li.-le. l. D. Barrett
second Preciacy-Juages. Il II Graf
ton jas /. Dyer r NJ P.a-r; clerks.
" R. Kessler NernHli-l Harris.
Thir6 Observation-Disclosures, J Il Rut-e-.
H. schad. \. L Miller; clerks, Frank
Bartle--. Fred Bailey
FIFTH WARD
First Precinct-Judges. ". :. Wilson
Is. F. Draper. J. J. Arnold; e. l-ks. II. 3.
Sehrevs. Harry Bodine.
Second Precinct-Judgss. 3. 2 HAYS
Geo. T. Wells. ! J. Ramsey. clerks
Jesse Leland. {. X Freeman.
SMITH WARD.
Firs- P-ecinct-JuGges. 3 Wilson. n
r CLARK J. r. Davis; clerks. 4 BeEel,
Q. T Wider. II
second PrecincJ-JudEes. jas. OHan-