Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-19
GOSSIP OF THE POLITICIANS
Places Where to Register and Vote at
Primaries To-day,
NOMINATIONS BY CHOICE IN ORDER
voters of Douglas County VIII Today
Choose Candidates to BE Voted
ON at the Election in
November,


November.
Voters Of Douglas county OF both republi- |
can and democratic faith will take part in
the primaries to be held today under the
provisions Of the Dodge law. The primaries
will be held at the registration booths in
connection with the registration of voters.
AS the voter registers and declares his
party affiiation, he will be furnished with
a ballot of the party he designates and be
given an opportunity to vote for candidates
for office to be placed on the ticket at the
election in November. In Omaha and South
Omaha the booths will be open from
O'Clock in the morning until o'clock at
night.
The registration and voting places in
Omaha are:
FIRST WARD.
First District-lllg South sixth street
Second District-IUlS south Tenth Street.
lnird District-17uS South Tenth street
Fourth Distrct-yl9 Bancroft street.
SECOND WARD.
First Distrtct-2415 Georgia avenue.
Second District-52Oz South Twenty-fourth
street.
Third District-15O1 vinton street.
Fourth District-l52i Ninton street.
Fifth Distuct-22U4 South sixteenth street.
THIRD WARD.
First District-l5lg Webster street
Second District-1O2O Harvey street.
Third Distrlct-30S North Fifteenth street.
Fourth District-4l0h South Thirteenth
Fifth District-ln7 Jackson street.
FOURTH WARD.
First District-1614 Capitol avenue.
Second District-422 South Eighteenth
street.
Third District-7s South Sixteenth street.
Fourth District-Sl6 South Twentieth
Fifth District-23O7 Davenport street.
FIFTH WARD.
First District-3S20 Sherman avenue.
Third District-26Ol Sherman avenue
(barng.
Fourth Distrlct--1s46 Sherman avenue
Fifth District-l156 North Sixteenth street.
SIXTH WARD.
First District-23O7 North Twenty-fourth
street
Second District-17lO North Twenty fourth
Third District-2OO4 North Twenty-eighth
Fourth District-221S Military avenue Cup
SEVENTH WARD.
First District-219 Leavenworth street
(rear).
Second Distrlct-1525 Georgia avenue
Third District-1S3S Park avenue.
Fourth District-2lO6 South Thirty-third
street.
EIGHTH WARD.
First District-1SlS North Twenty fourth
Second District-172l Cunning street
Third District-5l2 North Sixteenth street.
Fourth Distributing Cunning street.
NINTH WARD.
First District-26O3 Cunning street.
Second District-Tent at Thirty-third and
Third Distrlct-SaO4 Davenport street
Fourth District-21l South Thirty-sixth
Fifth District-2S16 Farnam street
TENTH WARD.
First District-101S South Tenth street.
Second Dtstrict-l623 LeaVenworth street.
Fourth District-1424 South Sixteenth
street.
Fifth District-1S?S William street
ELEVENTH WARD.
First District-400S Hamilton street
Second District-Tent at Fortieth and
Third District-342l Leavenworth street
Fourth District-705 South Twenty-seventh
TWELFTH WARD.
First District-431I North Twenty-fourth
street.
Second Distrlct-3524 Ames avenue.
Third District-29lS North Thirtieth street
Cbarr9.
Fourth Distrct-3iO2 North Twenty-fourth
street.
Have you heard of the telephone automo-
bile? No? Well, then, look out for 1t to-
morrow with Vance Lane as chauffeur
Vance has his fighting jacket on and he
proposes to electrocute Hoye and smash
the machine at the rate of fifty miles an
hour, regardless of the city ordinances.
The motor power behind the young law
yers' uprising in behalf of the candidacy
of Judge Vinsonhaer's chief clerk for the
impending vacancy on the county bench
is c. G. Mcdonald, but the motive is not
altogether out of benevolent devotion to
the widows and orphans. An inspection of
the records in the county court shows that
Mcdonald has been special guardian for
about one-fourth of the estates that have
required an appointive administrator at the
hands of the court. Why Mcdonald, who
is not known to be overburdened with
wealth, should have been given preference
over all other people will be explained
some Of these days.
split ticket is being circulated which
should be scanned carefully by the voters
| One of its pecuiiarities is that it omits en-
tirely the county judge.
! Prof Bodwell seems to have treated the
/ candidacy Of Prof. Clarendon with supreme
| Indifference He feels confident that the
people who voted for him hve times in
succession will do it once more without
| wincins.
| II all the people on whom B. +. Thomas
has smiled within the last twenty days
THERE'S A REASON"
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