Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-06


That old frame is beginning to look
shabby. Let us put on a new one We can
frame It right, just to suit you and up-to-
date. Berwick, al South Main.
For imported wines and liquors and Bud
weiser beer. so to L. Rosenfeld wholesale
liquor dealer, 51s South Main street.
ESTIMATE ON ELECTION RESULT
Managers of Both Parties Pretend to
BE satisfied.
Everything looks exceedingly favorable
for the election of the entire republican
ticket. The candidates on our county ticket
will be elected by majorities ranging from
6oO to i 800 Governor Cummins will. go out
OF Pottawattamie county with from LOO
to 1,5Od. Since his Council Bluffs speech
conditions have become much more favor
able to the governor and to very great
extent pre-convention disaffection has van
ished. In the strong Cummins districts
the feeling has also greatly improved and
the county ticket will receive the support
from the republicans which it should
Chairman Republican County Central Com
We feel very confident Of success this
year and expect to elect our whole ticket
! have been In close touch for the last
thirty days with all parts of the county and
have received expressions from many sides
that II is the intention to have a general
house clearing. in county affairs this year
The vote on election day will demonstrate
the fact that the voters of Pottawattamie
county are now ready for general house
Chairman Democratic County Central Com
nIittes.
The whole republican state ticket will be
elected, including every congressional NOM
inee. with the possible exception OF the
First district, that occupying the south
eastern corner of the state Congressman
Smith will receive a majority of ABOUT 1000
I'm the Ninth district and Governor Cum
Minis. ! think, about 5000 Governor Cum
minis will be elected by a majority of be
lican county ticket will be elected by safe
majortties, although I look for more or
be high man on the county ticket as he
was two years ago. The three candidates
on the judicial ticket will be elected without
any question, as viii II. c. Brandes and
Wilonghby Dye on the legislative ticket
despite the hard fight made against the
former. GEORGE s. WRIGHT,
Member Of the Republican State Central
Committee from the Ninth Congressional
District.
I very much dislike to forecast because
/ do not believe there il a man in the Ninth
district or in the state OF Iowa who is able
| to intelligently forecast the result of Tues
Jay > Slectloh Inc democrats redll1e lheii
| exceptional opportunity this year and will
get out a full vote, while l have every
reason to believe many republicans will
stay away from the polls. In my opinion
there is no doubt but that Porter will carry
the Ninth district and l would not be at ali
surprised II he carried Pottawattamie county
by a neat little majority in view of the fact
that despite all said and done there is not
the most perfect harmony existing in the
MembeT Of r the Democratic STATE Central
Committee from the Ninth Congressional
District.
The close of the campaign yesterday
found both republicans and democrats con-
hdent Of victory today. While the demo-
Gratis are hopeful Of electng their county
ticket, the republicans expect to, and this
is the difference in the situation.
II the local bets posted indicate any
thing, they indicate that the democrats
have very little expectation of electing any
of the candidates on their county ticket
Not a dollar has been wagered by the demo-
Gratis that any particular candidate will
be elected, but number Of bets have been
posted by them against certain Of the re-
publican candidates obtaining certain ma
jority wagered against has been 800 or in
excess.
Al republican headquarters last night
there was general feeling that when the
votes are counted tonight they viii show
another conclusive victory for the repub-
lican ticket, almost great as those in
1905 and 1904
These are the polling places In the city
First Ward, First Precinct-lS2 East
First Ward Second Precinct-2o7 East
second Ward, First Precincr-s Bryant
second Ward, Second Precinct-7s4 West
Third Ward. First Precinct-lOi Fourth
Third Ward, Second Precinet-sa South
Fourth Ward. First Preeinct-County
court house.
Fifth Ward First Precinct-County
building, corner Fifth avenue and Twelfth
Fifth Ward, Second Precinct-County
building. corner Thirteenth street and
l Fifteenth avenue
building corner Avenue b and Twenty
sixth Ward. Second Precinct-F4fth and
Locust.
The following are the judges and clerks
Of election for the city:
First Ward. First Precinct-Judges.
John Halle. Lewis Hammer, II. Shoemaker;
clerks, Gus Heisler. c. M Maynard.
First Ward, Second Precincr-Judges, V.
L. Keller. n. w. Williams, Robert Rain;
clerks, Henry De Long. ir., Louie Snyder
Second Ward, First Precinct-Judges
Clerks. J. 81 Bia1ebsTd. a a o. coT = NoNIeF'
Second Ward. second Precinct-Judges. A
W, Askwith, John Olson, l.. e. Serviss,
clerks, r. A. LathrOp. Harry Luchow
Third Ward. First Precinct-Judges ~-
Knox, Robert Green. p. j. Mcbride; clerka
n. Y. Innes. George F. Hughes
Third Ward, Second Precinct-Ju.E, e
Prank Keller NJ. p, Schmidt Theodor,
Laskowski; clerks, J, H. Chizum. W IN
Thomas.
Fourth Ward, First Precinct-Judges. r
p, Wright II. J. Chambers, j, j. Brown
clerks c. w Mcdonald. G. +. Paschel
Fourth Ward, Second Precinct-Judges
H. r. Knudsen. Ed Ford, S. j. H. Boyseu
clerks. SOreu Wilson, William Con
Fifth Ward, First Precinct-Judges Pc
ter Smith, +. A. Sackett n. O Brien. clerks
j. g.. Flemming Ed WEIGH.
Firm Ward. Second Prfcinct-JudEee. "A
atrock r. A. Brewick. John Howard
clerks. Joseph McMulleu, r. + Gallagher
sixth Ward First FrsGlnot-JudF 4