The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-05
The Polls VIII BE Open at the Voting
Place in Each Ward from II
.. nm. TIL p. m.
GOOD LIST OF CANDIDATES
THERE WILL BE BUT ONE VOTING
PLACE In EACH WARD.
Omcfal announcement Made by Chair
man Logsdon-Returns Will Be
Made to Headquarters.

The primaries for the selection of Re-
publican candidates for councilmen will be
held to-day from IL a. m. to p. m. Chair
man Edwin d. Logsdon, of the Republican
city committee, is expecting a great deal of
interest in the contest, as there are a num-
Der of candidates. The list stands 1t did
several days ago with the exception OF the
First ward, Louis j. Smith having with
drawn from the race in that ward. Mr..
Smith has at no time desired to make the
race. The following candidates are au-
nounced by the chairman and their names
will go on the ballot in the following order:
First Ward-WiIlam A. Haynes. Albert
Z. Cottey, Wyley Brown. George w.
Squires, John v. Coyner.
Second-James II. Billingsley.
Third-John II. Grail. William =. John
ston. Gustav @. Schmidt, Nathan b. Croft.
Fourth-Fred W. Expert, George l.. kee-
ble
Fifth-James B. Murray. Allen Caylor,
James NJ. Newly.
Sixth-William A Rhodes.
Seventh-Daniel Linus, Guy d. Rock,
Eighth -Ferd c. smock, Joseph L. Cas-
per,
Ninth-Charles r. Hurst.
Tenth-George w. Harris.
Eleventh-John l.. Marsee, r. w. Allardt.
Twelfth--Edward Albright.
Thirteenth-John Deer.
fOurtcentn-franClS Il. GurlSy.
Fifteenth-James III. Taught, John r.
Bradley.
The Republican city committee rooms in
the De Soto block. on East Market street,
will be open tonight and the returns from
the different voting places will be received
there. Inspectors will carry the returns
to the chairman as soon as the count has
determined the successful candidates.
OFFICIAL VOTING PLACES.
There will be one voting place in each
ward and the following is the official list
announced by the chairman:
First Ward-voting place, No. 2 engine
house, Roosevelt avenue.
Second-Voting place. 1913 College ave-
nue.. Inspector, William Schall; judges,
William Walker, A. p. Craft; clerks, Jas.
Boswell, J. o. Lowry.
Third-Voting place, Armory, Sixteenth
street and Capitol avenue. Inspector, John
Benedict: judges, James Pritchard, William
Gates; clerks. Claud Richie. John Habbe.
Fourth-Votfng place, engine house,
RAIDER and Udell streets. Inspector, John
Ford; judges, j. w. Lane, Henry Holmes;
clerks, Norwood Gold. Marion Eaton.
Fifth-Voting place, northwest corner OF
Blake and North streets.
Sixth-Voting place, Ala Indiana avenue.
Inspector. Jake Woods; judges. John Pen
degast, Charles Stapp; clerks, William
Walden, Guy A. Boyle.
Seventh-Voting place, AS Massachusetts,
avenue. Inspector, George Shaffer; judges,
William H. Baker. Benno Mitchell; clerk,
Eighth-voting place, 61s East Eleventh
street. Inspector. Charles z. Logsdon:
judges, Vincent Clifford, Frank III. Mark;
clerks, Bert Johnson, Louis j. Morgan.
Ninth-Voting place, Mckinley Club,
Hamilton avenue and East Michigan street.
Inspector, George Snider; judges. Frank
b. Heaton, Owen Foy; clerks, DR.. j. 3.
Roberts, Albert Bannworth.
Tenth-Voting place, Uhl's butcher shop.
III Shelby street. Inspector, Neal Despo;
judges, John Uhl, John Richards; clerks,
Charles Bannworth. John Albright.
Eleventh-Voting place, engine house,
Virginia avenue between Huron and South
streets Inspector, Jacob Crossman; judges.
Daniel O'Brien, Casey Kimble; clerks.
Henry Peterson, Lew Tullis.
Twelfth-Voting place, 1853 South Illinois
Street. Inspector. Louis c. Ziegler; judges,
DIR. Carter, Edward Jordan; clerks, Ed
Steinhauer, Lawrence Corydon.
Thirteenth-Voting place, Lyra Hall. 1870
South Meridian street. Inspector, l.. Lep-
pert; Judges, William Hillman. Henry Levi;
clerks j. w. Christian. Carl Byers.
Fourteenth-Voting place. engine house,
Morris and Harding streets. Inspector,
Joseph c. Mccain; judges, A. Norman,
c. z. Williamson; clerks, Charles I. Brown,
David Tullus.
Fifteenth-voting place. reading room.
Haughville. Inspector. John w. Harrison
judges, A. o. Meloy, George Reynolds;
clerks, Charles Schlee, w. p. Garfield.