The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-03-03
WHERE TO VOTE.
Secretary Page Gives Out List of
Polling Places.

H. w. Page secretary of the Repu BIZ
can city central committee announced
the voting places for the Republican pri-
maries today. and also completed ar
rangements for printing the ballots
There will be a meeting Of the eX-
ecutive committee of the Republican
city central committee this afternoon at
5 o'clock to make final arrangements
for the primary election on March II.
George Washington Jackson, candidate
for marshal of the city court withdrew
from the race today There is a rumor
that Fred NJ. Stonestreet and ]. II.
Lambertson will also withdraw If this
move is made. it win be in the interest
Of Josiah Ross for marshal and A. NJ.
Thomas for judge. Thomas is a cOlored
man, and it was thought that the can
didacy of Jackson, Stonestreet and Lam
bertsOn, who are colored. would tend
to defeat him. Ross is said to have
promised the office of deputy to one Of
the three men.
Ben Adams, candidate for member of
the Republican city central committee
from the First precinct of the Second
ward and h L. March, candidate from
the fourth of the Fourth. both with
drew today This is the last day to with
draw, as the ballots will be printed at
once. They are already set up IN type
and the only reason for delay has been
to see what would be the outcome OF
the mayor fight.
At Lewis headquarters this morning,
the news of Bergundthals Endorsement
caused considerable speculation and dis
appointment The Lewis people had not
given up hope that Hughes would refuse
to carry out the agreement, but they
claimed that even if Hughes withdrew,
Lewis Will carry every ward in the city
except the Sixth
The Bergundthal people claim, how
evr that Bergundthal will carry every
ward but the Second. They claim that
if the Hughes people come in and help
on BergundthaFs campaign, he Will be
~ 4~Nr t11V
Hughes had two years ago over Warner.
Lewis was Endorsed last night by the
Third Ward Colored Republican Pro-
gressive club. of which L Spaulding is
Chairman and. r. F. Knott is secretary.
This club will hold a meeting this even
ing at Jordan's hall in the interests of
Lewis
As was announced in the State Jour
nal some time ago. it is probable that
the Paynter voting machine, exhibited
al the NIidwinter exposition, viii be used
at the Auditorium precinct, when the
regular election comes on. Election
Commissioner 7. S. Williams submitted
a formal proposition to this effect to the
city council last night and the council
decided to investigate It.
The list of voting places for the Re
publican primaries is as follows:
FIRST WARD.
First precinct; S12 North Kansas ave
Second precinct; SO2 North Van Buren,.
Third precinct; lOl2 North Kansas aV-
enue
Fourth precinct; Rfordan's store, cor
ner Saywen and Kansas avenue.
SECOND WARD.
First precinct; Do East Second street.
Second precinct; 419 East Fourth
street.
Third precinct; 91s East Fourth street.
Fourth precinct; 1908 East Sixth ave
Fifth precinct; Auditorium.
THIRD WARD
First precinct; 931 Kansas avenue.
Second precinct; 507 West Tenth street
Third precinct: 1858 Buchanan street.
FOURTH WARD
First precinct, 20S West Seventh
second precinct. 21s West Fourth
Third precinct, 1884 Taylor street.
Fourth precinct, 1000 West Sixth
street.
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct. 1901 Buchanan street.
Second precinct. 100 Van Buren, street.
Third precinct. 1000 Washington street.
Kings store.
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct, Aliens shop.
Second 3recinct. new school building.
Eleventh and Morris avenue