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

liams. the ward manager for Heery
was around. At c. E. JEWELS office,
manager for c. K. Holiday, a gang Of
voters filed the room to OVERLOOKING;
bundles of cards and dodgers detailing
what Holiday has done for the Second
ward were being parceled out.
The Democrats arranged to print
dodgers yesterday but the printer re-
nigged. I'VE went around to get the
dodgers but he said that he wouldn't
print them though he had the form
already set up said David Williams
I'VE have engaged another printer
and I sexDects that We viii have them
/ out later in the day. They viii tell
what Holiday has not done. 1t looks
/ to me as if something had been fixed
up to pull the first printer off"
A large vote is expected to be cast
in the Second. The registration is one
of the largest in years. 1t approx
mates close to 1000.
The registration by precincts IS:
First, 682; Second, $50; Third, 715;
Fourth. S57; Fifth, es2; Sixth. 249-
Total 1865. The registration is di-
vided: Males. 2.605; females, 1888.
The total registration in the whole
/ city is 13,462. with the exception of
the Second Third and Fourth wards
the registration does not near repre-
! sent the resident vote" said Election
Commissioner Titus. There hasn't
been any interest in the other wards
/ and the registration has naturally suf-
fered. A great many people will ind
as a consequence that they will have
/ to register anew next year.
The registration by wards for the
election tomorrow is as follows:
! First ward--Males, 1,24S; females,
457; total, 1908
Second ward-Males, 2,605; fe-
males, 1858: total, 1865.
Third ward-Males, 1877; females,
Fourth " ward-Males 1878: fe-
males. $50; total. 2.52S.
/ Fifth ward-Males, 1,240; females,
sixth 1wairdEMales. 55s; females,
2S6; total, 845.
The voting places tomorrow will be
open from o'clock in the morning
until o'clock in the evening.
The following are the tickets of the
three parties, Republican, Democratic
and Socialist. each of which have a
ticket in the field:
Republican,: First ward: Council
man-C. z. Jordan. Board Of educa-
tion-C. c, Nicholson.
Second ward: Councilman-C. K
Holiday. Board Of education-F. E.
Third ward: william
Green. Board Of education-E. H.
Anderson.
Fourth ward: Councilman E.
Montgomery. Board of edueation-J.
Fifth ward: Councilman-sa Samuel
T. Howe. Board of education-Chas.
T. Hardy.
sixth ward: Councilman-J. ". F.
Hughes. Board of education-E. E.
Roudebush.
ward, n. B. Arnold; Second ward, NJ.
deery; Third ward. H A Offen;
Fourth ward ". H. Kemper; Fifth
ward, Joseph Marshall; Sixth ward, T.
A. Rulings.
For member of the board of educa-
ton: First ward, o. c. NeisWander;
Second ward. G. NJ. Brown; Third
ward, H. c. Fraser: Fourth ward s.
z. Barber; Fifth ward, Wesley Lloyd;
Sixth ward. H. P. Miller.
On the Socialist ticket the candi-
dates for councflnen are: First ward
G, F. Bouslog; Second ward, J. NJ.
/ Davies; Third ward, 3. B. Murphy;
Fourth ward, George F. BURGESS:
Fifth ward, A. A. Avery; Sixth ward
J. NJ. Parr. Board Of education: First
ward, Y. R. Maritt; Second ward. O.
F. Olmstead; Third ward, J. W. Berry;
ward, P. p. Moore; Sixth ward, " S.
Goosey-
Where to Vote.
The voting places in the various
| FIRST WARD.
First precinct. S34 North Kansas ave
nue-Judges. T. NJ James. Frank A.
Root. ". s. White; clerks, Geo. Camp
i bell ". T. Tailor
= Second precinct. Marshal's carpenter
shop. 81 North Van Buren, street
+ Judges. Sam c. Miller, G. H Barker
Geo. Kimmerle; clerks, NJ. w Ovsrton,
J. P. Berry.
| Third precinct. 1902 North Kansas av-