The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05

dent after about 1880 o'clock that Mr..
KCtz was Overwhelmingly defeated
Joseph Griley again demonstrated
that he is about the most popular. coun-
Gilman who ever represented the Sec
ond ward by piling up plurality OF 5S9
against his opponent, W. A. Nolght ana
& majority Of $50 over all.
The fierce fight which was made on
Dreaming resulted in a reduction Of his
majority to 538. which is the smallest
received by any of the general city
ticket. It was ten less than the MAORI
Gy received by Davis. This was due to
the popularity of Mr.. Switzer ana his
recognized standing as a lawyer as wen
as to a prevailing sentiment that MI
Dreaming is too young and tnexper-
fenced to be in charge Of the legal de-
Dartment Of the city.
MaiOrities in Detail.
For city Clerk-Squires, male. 3
622; female, 1,43S; total, 1851. Veaie,
male. 2.1SS; female, $50; total, 1888.
Catlett, male 1z4; female 90 tolai'
15O. Majority for Squires, 1878.
For City Attorney-Drennings male,
9,O29; female 1.439; total, 4,466,
Switzer, male, 1892 female S6z; to-
tai $685.. Maxwell, male 1Voi IeInate'
Is; total, 124. Majority for Dren-
For city Treasurer-Hale. male.
8,72O; female, 1870; total, 1890.
Arnold, male, 2.0S1, female 0S4. to
tai, 2,771. Engle, male. us; female,
IS; total, 136. Majority for Hale.
s.O83.
For Police Judge-Urmy, male, s.
SIT; female, 1,347; total, 1864. Gra-
ham, male, 2,219; female, 12S; total,
3,947. Murphy, male, 1873; female, 10;
total, 1873. Majority for Urmy, 1853.
For Judge of the Court Of Topeka
McCabe, $685.; Overmyer. 2,421; Fltz-
simmons, 106. Majority for McCabe,
For Clerk Of the Court Of Topeka
omen. 3,544; Brown 2.194; kerns,
122. Majority for 0'Neil. u, 318-
For Marshal Of the Court OF To-
peka-Wintrode. $685. Cox, 2,O15'
PiXleys 118. Majority for Wintrode,
For Councilman, First Ward-Kutz,
male. 2S6; female, IA; total, 424-
Simms, male, ISL; female. 145; total
896; Richardson, male, g; female, 0;
total, g.. Majority for Simms, 46S-
For councilman, Second WARD
Weight. male SCI, female S1S; total
sos. GriIey, male 1,O15, female asa;
total 499. Craig, male so, female 4;
total 81. Majority for Griley 556-
For councilman, Third ward
Nipps, male 915, female 2S2; total
i.I97. Dietrich. male 265, female So;
total 394. Rudolph. male z, female 4;
total II. Majority for Nipps 852.
For councilman Fourth ward
Horn. male S11.. female 33s; total
d,15O. Bradford, male 29S, female
400; total 399. Sock, male Is, female
g total Is. Majority for Horn 1913.
Tor councilman. Fifth ward-Shi-
mer, male 535, female 1885, total 814.
Emnger, male 226, female "a; total
$40. Robinson, male %, female o;
total %. Majority for Sinner 5z5.
For councilman. Sixth ward-Swen-
son, male 273, female 149; total 422.
Rulings, male 81. female 26; total II
Cflett, male 10 female 2; total II
Majority for SWenson $685.
For member board of education
Miller, male 2,877, female 1,048t total
1926. NeisWanger, male 1904 female
618: total 2,422. Merritt, male 124,
female 10; total l4S. Majority TOT
Miller 1860
The nla5orfties for the other Repub-
Iican candidates for. member OF the
board of education were ABOUT the
same as that Of Miller the T Irse ware
man.
First Ward.
First Precfnct-For city clerk Squires
CO. Weale 167; city attorney, Dreaming
E7 switzer $50; city treasurer, Hale %,
Arnold 1853; police judge, Urnay %, era
ham III; judge Of city court, McCabe o.
0rvermyer 1913; councilman, kutz, 81,
simms 2O7; for the railroad bonds --,
against the bonds --
Second Precinct-For city clerk,
Eouires 1856, Veale 1872; city attorney,
Dreaming 179, SWitzer 172; city treas
T1rer, Hale 1874, Arnold 1877; police judge,
TJrmy 1856. Graham 1856; judge Of city
court McCabe IA, OVermyer 1l3, cOun-
Gilman, Kutz 139, Simms 251; for the
railroad bonds 1s4. against the bonds
124.
Third Precinct-For city clerk, Squires
f89. Veale 1853; city attorney, Dreaming
17S, Switzer 205; city treasurer, Hale
201. Arnold 1913; police judge, Urmy 1856,
Graham 1S9: judge of city court, Nc
Cabe 143, Overmyer 148; councilman,
EEutz IA, Simms PSI; for the railroad
bonds 211, against the railroad bonds
1874
Fourth Precinet-For city clerk,
Euuires 154, Veale les; city attorney,
Dreaming 1855 Switzer 116; city treas
urer, Hale 172, Arnold ia; police judge,
TJrmy 145; Graham ia; Judge city court,
NGcCabe 121, Overmyer So; councilman,
Kutz 123. Simms III; for the railroad
bonds 1913, against the railroad bonds
rs.
Second Ward.
First Precinct-For city clerk, Squires
25T, Veale 17s; city attorney, Dreaming
GAG, Switzer 209; city treasurer, Hale
R52, Arnold 178; police Judge, Urmy 245,
Graham 1877; judge Of city court. Nc
Ca-be 153, Overnyer 40; councilman,
Voight 22O, Griley 237; for the railroad
bonds 21s, against the bonds 148-
Second Precinct-For city clerk
Equires 212 Veale 161; city attorney,
Dreaming 176, SWitzer 207; city treas
urer, Hale 203, Arnold ISL; police judge
Urmy 1873, Graham 1873; judge Of city
court McCabe 161, Overmyer 137; cOun-
Gilman, VOight 135, Griley 293; for the
railroad bonds -, against the bonds -
Third Precinct-FOr city clerk. Squires
191, Veale 284, city attorney, Dreaming
1873, Switzer 361; city treasurer, Hale 178
Arnold 282; police judge. Urmy 1856
Graham 2S6; judge of city court, Nc
Cabe I27, Overmyer 160; councilman
Voight 100. GriIey AZ; for the railroad
bonds -, against the railroad bonds -
Fourth Precinct-For city clerk
SQuires 275. Veale 215; city attorney
Dreaming 28S, Switzer 286: city treas
urer, Hale 271, Arnold 209; police
judge, Urmy ESQ. Graham 219: judge
Of city court, McCabe PA Overmyel
1906 councilman, VOight 285, GriIey
for afIroad horIe OTo