The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-21
attention to preparing an ideal city

held. He and his friends We're not
anti-any one, he made no pledges and
expects to enter upon the duties Of his
office unhampered.
Political Points.
DON'T
FORGET
TO REGISTER
TO-DAY, LAST DAY.
POLLS OPEN FROM s A.. M. TO
IS p M.
IF You DON'T REGISTER YOU
CAN'T VOTE. . @.
The Democrats are said to have col
onized a large number of illegal vot-
ers. Watch out for them on election
day and don't let them vote. It. is a
penitentlary offense to vote illgally.
~ 5 Esh&g
P.J. Quint, the candidate for the dis
trict east of Wabasha street, was
chosen two years ago to the same posi-
ton and his reelection is assured.
William P. Fountain, who is the Sixth
ward candidate, is making:a campaign
which is sure to end in success in the
word where he is best known. He is
Thoroughly reliable and competent
and will make a capable official.
.-~. = iii = So s. =. r.g,
Arthur Gaines, Jr., who was chosen
as the Republican nominee for the DO
sition of constable west of Wabasha
street, is an active, successful young
man, and he is hustling for the whole
ticket just as he has hustled to estab-
llsh himself in the business world. He
is one of the most widely known and
popular young Republicans of the city
having been prominently identified
with the organization for some years
August Filter is proving himself as
good campaigner when his own in
terests are at stake, as he has been for
these many years in the interest of
Republican candidates and Republican
principles generally. Few men have a
wider acquaintance than the Repub-
llcan candidate for the city treasurer
ship or are held in higher regard by
| their friends. Mr.. Filter has entered
into this contest with the same earn
estness that has always characterized
his efforts in politics, and is making
votes every day, not only for himself
but for the ticket from top to bot
tom.
The approaching election finds the
Republican committee and candidates
working in thorough harmony with
each other, and everything in excellent
shape for the roundup May 1. Every
man on the ticket is hustIing for the
whole ticket as we'll as for himself, and
the most encouraging reports are re-
celved daily and nightly from the diff
ferent wards. Chester R. Smith is in
creasing the size of his majority with
every day of his campaign, gaining
votes as fast as he gains friends and
acquaintance throughout the city. AS
the voters meet him face to face they
realize that he is a straightforward.
frank business man, who has nothing
in his personal or business record to
conceal, while he has the prestige of
success in his previous undertakings.
Our first advice is, as Republicans, to
vote the Republican ticket straight.
But if there should be some candidate
on the ticket you do not care to vote
for, just let him alone and don't vote
for his opponent. Whatever you do.
however, vote for Chester R. Smith
and the chartre.
VOTE FOR CHESTER R. SMITH
AND FOR THE CHARTER, WHAT
EVER YOU DO.
There will be only one more chance
for diliatory voters to get their names
on the registration lists, and that will
be TODAY. The judges will be on
hand from 6 in the morning till 9 at
night, thus affording ample time for
any voter who does not forget his duty.
All who forget, or neglect their duty
will he shut out of participation in the
election, as the law makes absolutely
no exceptions to this rule With 10000
voters so far unregistered, there is
work ahead if a proper showing is to
be made on the last day.
The Republicans have started sys-
tematic investigation of the illegal
registration and put several men at
work Thursday ferreting out the facts
IN suspected cases. Their efforts have
been confined to the Fourth ward, with
side excursions into the Third and
Eighth wards. An examination made
yesterday. of the registration in the
Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth pre-
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