Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-02
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Six Vacancies Have to Be Filled on the
Election Board.
VOTING BOOTHS ARE IN PLACE AND READY
Promise IL Made that when Polls open
Tuesday All Arrangements VIII n
Found Perfected-MsEic
City Gossip.

The list OF judges and clerks OF election
was gone over yesterday and 1t was found
that six members Of the board had either
removed from the ward from which they
were appointed or had left the city. This
discovery necessitated the appointment of
new members and Deputy Sheriff Roach
spent yesterday afternoon in the city serv-
ing notices on the new appointees. Clerk
Broadwell Of the district court appoints the
judges and clerks Of state elections. Roach
said last night that when the polls opened
on Tuesday morning next all places would
be filled. Each precinct in the city is en-
titled to FIVE judges and two clerks, making
a total for the twelve precincts of eighty
four election officials.
The booths to be used are already in po-
sition and arrangements for heat and lights
were being made yesterday afternoon. The
election places follow:
First ward-First precinct, Twentieth and
Missouri avenue; Second precinct, Collins
music store, Twenty-third and X streets.
Second, Ward-First precinct, Twenty
first and Q streets; Second precinct, 2SO9
n street.
Third Ward-Firs precinct. Railroad ave-
Fne Ole ap bop sSunTg T Tosecond 5e sDd r iPtreetsI
Fourth W~ard-F1rst precinct, PIP North
Twenty-ffth street; Second precinct. SOl9
Fifth Ward-First precinct, lumber office,
Thlrty-hrst and G streets.
Sixth Ward-First precinct, rear Of 12l4
North Twenty-ffth street; Second precinct,
Delone hotel, Twenty-sixth and N streets.
Clerks Monthly Statement.
City Clerk shrigley yesterday issued the
following statement for October: Amount
Of the 1902 levy, S133, 555; balance Of 1901
levy, $1,000; received from insurance COM
pany, 1924; amount drawn to November l.,
1865 This leaves a balance in the
treasury Of S43, OO9. These balances remain
in the various funds; Fire. 1906; general,
1924; salary. $7,15O; public light, $6O7;
judgment, 50; water, S491; street repair,
1890; police, S4,391; interest, S22, $50;
library, $3,627; park, $3.50.
Christian Church linton.
The Ladies' union of the Christian church
is making plans for an entertainment to
be given about Christmas. Weekly meet
ings will be held to talk over plans and
make arrangements. For this work the
society has been divided into sections with
meetings as follows: Division A. on Tues
days, with Mrs. Leander Lane; division B,
on Wednesdays, with Mrs. James v. Chick;
division c, on Thursdays, with Mrs. c. @.
Lowery; division D., on Fridays, with Mrs.
H, N. Hodgen.
Troop Election Monday Night.
Lieutenant Bruce McCulloch, in command
of the South omaha Cavalry troop. has
called a meeting Of the troop for Monday
night for the purpose of electing a cap
tain. A week ago w. L. Holland, the Or
ganizer and captain of the troop, resigned
and an election will now be held to hll the
%vacancy.
SarsheId Literary Club.
The Sarsneld Literary club has secured
apartments in the Evans building at 2311
N street. The rooms are now nicely fur
nished and the club holds meetings each
Thursday night. Since the opening of the
new club rooms the membership has in
creased perceptibly and a further increase
is looked for before the holidays.
o. w. Lackey Injured.
o. W. Lackey, whose home is anywhere,
is at the South Omaha hospital on ac-
count Of injuries sustained in a fall from a
train. Laekey was stealing a ride on a
Union Pacific train Friday night, when he
fell OFF the steps of a baggage car and re-
ceiyed severe injuries. The accident oc,
CURED near Gilmore. Lackey was brought
to South Omaha, where City Physician
Sapp dressed his bruises and sewed cuts
on his head. While the injuries are Sc.
we're, the physician says that the patient
will recover. Lackey has no money, bul
he has a sister residing at Hastings. whc
has been communicated with.
Magic City Gossip.
Upchurch lodge No. 2. Degree of Honor
will give a dance on the evening of No.