The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-15

Ill, ~oIv ~ his support. 1t is SAID
that since Myers entered the race l l1S,s
Saturday Col. Hughes mas :" l Ie--,a-
around and is now booSIlnS Tue 9eEscn
n,onosition as enthusiastically as any
one. Col. Hughes has always nau ms
own ward under his contro1 Dot -! =. IT.
peans in grave danger OF loslIIs ~ -
var The friends of the TWO cdIiuA
5etas will probably make an eIfort TO
oct them together as defeat TOT S I.
Tuehes would injure his may olsii'S
PROSPECTS for the future. o.,,,s;
Charles K Holiday is the oniy Coiie1h CAM
date for the. council from the Secoho
ward Mr. Holiday Will ooublAe $50 -
EAT n r. Snyder, the present 1neuin-
he Mt who is a Democrat, ana ne VIII pe
nv far the ablest councilman the see
- nos had in years. In Hoilday ;
cant1idacvz the fine Italian mana Oh l.
SHERMAN williams appears He olo nos
1Vant the lob When Williams ehte .sei
his name he wrote ms CheeA ~
IF, IF YOU can get anyone else to run Tor
+be Office YOU may turn IN nan thet
money on his entrance Zee VI ~ the
vaurseAf. I certainly don't wan 1l 4e
Mr. Holiday is one of the largest
property holders in the SecolIu 49, W ~
besides being a man OF uhusuaA ~ $3.50 -
tion anal considerable leisure. He mas
I1.-sIrs been known for his interest III
T1IbIi- enterprises and will devote more
sound business judgment to the ALA ALIAS
of the city than the average couhcliiaAA
can must er. 44,o g e,o;no tn
he a hot. campaign. Three canolddeeS
have ente red. considerably TO the SUI
prise of the people VINO nave D De-,
tsraE7- r Gillette, Thomas E Shearo
and Samuel S. Rice have each qep r.s-
tied their $50 entrance money. d II na9
heer exDecA.ed that Gillette and Shearu
CNN~1 II 70.
POE who h.l been identified WITH rne
Weber wing of the party in the FoufuH
vysarxffi. will make strong canpd4sn;
nj Snattin,yer was entered IN the
Third ward this morning 500 10
1ari17er- to run again. Wolf was holhi-
po4a5 on a still. hunt campaign two
years ago over Mr. Snatt1nger- ohdt-
finger expected no opposI1len + a. ao
other candidates were on the llckSe,
INT VVolf,s. friends wrote his name anu
elected him by margin. 1t IS peheVeu
that in a fair fight he viii be de1edteo-
! +ain control of the central committee
III The HneIln, of candidates is as fol-
lows: <,,r,--,,
First ward--Dr. L. A Ryder, present
second Econ war1d-C. K. Holiday.
tThird ward--C. V. Wolf, present IN
| c11lnbent, and NJ Snattinger- ~
Fourth ward-Fred b. IL Gillette l.
! p Sheard and S. S. Rice.
| EsYftf1 waIt1-Samuel T. Howe.
sixth ward-KV. A Myers and j. W.
HIis m HERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD
FIRST Ward-C. c. Nicholson.
second Ward-Rey. B. E. mallory anu
=; T-h HI Ward-Edward Wilder.
| I,niIr+ n Ward-J D. Norton.
Fifth Ward-T E. Keith and Charies
f. Hardy ,,,.,,,t
/ cry CENTRAL COMMI1Ttt- ,.-,,
/ First Wgard-F1rst precinct; J; = r WI II
son: Seco. i'd PRECINCT, s. e M1lIe 4IooiIct
| nreefnet. Dr.. c. P. Davis; Fourth preclIIleI'
= n Hea rtburg; at large, Jonn SIee1e;
/ Second 7Ward-First pree1ncI, e. L. &c n:
4 ReeS-es. So sconds precinct, R T. SnaIIe I,,
Third precinct, LIE Roy Currler' Z o ! ~
| ,1reeinct. ]. A Alexander; t1Ith preclhce'
| b = Simons; at large. S. T LeaGhrnan;,
| Third WalNl-Ffrst precinct, HaTry ";
T.arirner and Richard L. Ihomasl oteo M
Iraeinet r p Pave; Third Precinct ".
r Raiston; Fourth precinct stephen w.
f5aslsfT. at lsrlce, J. Willis G1eed
TEo1frtI1 Walld-First precinct, II. " sru
Page os Second precinct. G. ] Wilson;
ci net !. G. Rodgers; at large, F. q. Dren-
Efftb Ward-First precinct, George y.
Nattinelv- seco nd precinct. A l. DanielS
third 11reeinet, q E Dandrlage anu "A. d
iSViIsou: at large Captain c h mus.
sixth Ward-IArst precinct, j. T. WIZ
son and Frank H Foster Second pre-
Il cinct. D. E. L4srkins; at large, W. s.
| Flberie.