The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
CROSBY BROTHERS

enue-Judges. J. W. Priddy, W. S.
Bergundthal. A. V. Heyden; clerks, E.
S. McClintock, C. F. Bridge.
Fourth precinct. 113 East Saywell
street-Judges. c. E. Heartburg, J. w.
Ready, D. B. Fink; clerks, H. W. Euler,
w. K. Gardner.
SECOND WARD.
First precinct, 2Ss Jefferson street
Judges. Charles E. Gerberick ]. T.
Howard, J. ]. Lannan; clerks, H. r.
Whittlesey. E. ]. Harrop.
Second precinct, sol East Fourth
ard, Geo. A. Reel; clerks, 8. r. Grover,
| William Heise-
street-Judges, Charles l. Smith, II. F.
Slower, J. P. Kamer: clerks, George
Fourth lTi 'o pree illef 1908 East Sixth
street-Judges. r. w. Eaton. J. A. Dice,
Joseph Weinkauf; clerks, A. NJ. Russell.
J. c. Yohey.
Fifth precinct. Auditorium-Judg
r. A. Randlett. ]. T. Carter, P. H Sou
Their; clerks, Bert NJ. Seobee. Thomas
Flynn.
sixth precinct. state Street school
house-Judges. Sam CrameF, George F
Heustiss E. n. Chaplin; clerks, John AL
exander, J. D. Brown.
THIRD WARD.
First precinct e31 Kansas avenue
I Q4SES, IL IIDI1dS, j.. r. buTG1S, A.
Steinberg; clerks, H. Ward Page, L.
Bouslog-
Second precinct, 5o7 west Tenth
| street-Judges. Harry T. Wright. T. c.
Quinton, A. 2. Horner; clerks, Eta NJ
Covell. Geo. W. Veale, jr.
Third precinct, 1880 Western avenue
Judges, w c. Ralston, Nels McCon-
nell, George Hanley; clerks, James A.
Mcclure, George Overmyer.
Fourth precinct Jordan's hall. 11S9
In -t~ q
S. W. Pasker, @. E. Naylor; clerks,
Henry Monroe, Albert Nelson.
FOURTH WARD.
First precinct, 20S West Seventh
street-Judges, H. <. Goodrich, L. P.
Bonebrake, F. R. Baker: clerks, John
F. Doane, Mrs. r. H. Semple.
Second precinct. Fourth and Jackson,
Provident association-Judges, Frank
NJ. Cope, Josiah Wilcox. George H.
Benson; clerks. W. ". Wiley, L. E.
Third precinct. Sumner school house
Judges ". F. Calvin. B. F. McGifan,
G. A Wienecke; clerks, r. n. McEn-
tyre, Frank Brief.
Fourth precinct. Sixth and Clay
Judges, ], G. Rodgers, J. G. Wood. w.
s. Blair; clerks, f. J. Evans. J. P
Gamlowski
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct, 17o3 Buehanan-Judges
Imri Zumwalt. G. F. Mattingly. j. NJ
Stafford; clerks, E. A. Edwards, c. NJ.
White.
second precinct 1725 Kansas ave
nue-Judges, Josiah Jordan, W. W.
Fisher, M. F. Wall; clerks, Geo. w.
Hargraves, G. J. Rosen.
Third precinct, 727 East Tenth street
Judges, c. E cambridge. A 3.
Charlesworth. B. G. Baird; clerk, c. D.
DeFrantz, L. ". Perry.
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct, Aliens carpenter shop
Judges, w A. Myers, Mark Miller,
for a long time.
". J. Whittekind; clerks, J. E Wilson.
d H. Morgan
Second precinct, I4owman Hill school
Judges, A. E. Jones. NJ Hawkins.
William E. Mckee: clerks, NJ E. Miller.
H P. Brockett
Woman Endorses Holiday.
To the Editor Of the State Journal.
read in Saturdays Journal the
abuse with which R. ". Blair fayed
Councilman c. K. Holiday. Now I
never met either one of the gentlemen.
and 7 do not take a very active part
in politics, but I am always awake to
the best interests of our CITY and
would like to see energetic and bust
nesslike men holding important posi-
tons. But when 7 read of Mr.. Blair's
uncalled for denunciation Of c. K
Holiday and stopping to think 1t
over concluded that any man who
had once wanted to I'll the mayors
chair of the city OF Topeka and could
he did, it made me feel thankful that
he was defeated when he ran for
mayor. I read all Of R. ". Blair's
great speech. or what he evidently
thought a great speech, but to my
mind and al good thinking people