Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-27
BALLOTS READY FOR VOTERS
Voters to Determine Question
Water Bond Issue Tomorrow.
LOCATION OF POLLING PLACES
womep who Have Reached the Age
NJ Twenty-One Are Entitled TO
Vote ON the Ques-
ton.

The question OF whether the city shall
i.suc bonds to the amount of $4,000 for
a municipal water plant is TO be decided ny
the people at the special election tomorrow.
City Clerk Cassidy. upon whom the greater
rart. OF the work falls, has practically
everything ready for the election tomorrow.
The polls will open at Z a. m. and remain
open until Z p. M. As the counting of the
ballots will be a simple task It is expected
that the result OF the election will be
known one hour after the polls close.
Women who have reached the age of q
years are entitled to vote on the PROPOSE
ton Of the bord Issue and their ballots
have to be placed in a box separate from
those of the men.
The ballot is a simple affair and a voter
ought not to experience the slightest diff
Guilty in marking 1t so as to express his
wish whether he is in favor or opposed to
the issuance Of the bonds. The proposition
Is stated on the ballot as follows:
For the issuance of bonds In the sum
OF six hundred thousand dollars G60o.OO
for water works purposes.
Against the issuance Ct bonds In the sum
Of six hundred thousand dollars $780,, 000
for water works purposes"
II the voter is in favor of the proposition
he will place a cross In the square opposite
the first paragraph. It he is opposed to
the issuance Of the bonds he will place
his cross in the square opposite the second
paragraph.
List Of Polling Places.
The polling places In the several precincts
are as follows:
First Ward-F1rst precinct, 1874 East
Broadway; Second precinct, @07 East Broad
Second ward-FSrst precinct. % Bryant
street; Second precinct, "a West Broadway.
Third Ward--Ffrst precinct, lOt Fourth
street; Second precinct, 500 South Main
street.
Fourth ward-First precinct. farmers
han. court house; Second precinct, rs Six
Fifth Ward-First precinct, county build
ing, Fifth avenue and Twelfth street; Sec
ord precinct, county building, Sixteenth
avenue and Thirteenth street; Third pre-
cinct, 28l9 West Broadway.
Sixth Ward-FIrst precinct, county build
ing, Avenue B and Twenty fourth street
East Omaha.
judges and CLERKS.
The judges and clerks Of the special cleo
ton for the several precincts are:
First Ward, First Precinct-Judges. c.
edenn.), Gus Bergman tdem). Clerks, Ed
Fuller (rep.). c. M. Maynard (dem.).
First Ward. Second precinct-Judges, e.
Robert Rain tdem). Clerks. A.. c. Lane
Gsp.), Lewis Snyder Cdem(.
Second Ward. First Precinct-Judges,
trep.) NJ. +. Rohrer tdem.l. Clerks, George
Long trep(. A. Covalt (dem.).
Second Ward, Second Precinct-Judgcs,
John Olson Tep). A. w. Askwith rep.),
L.. y. Serviss (dem.). Clerks, E. a. Lath-
rop trep.G w. Hansen (dem).
Third Ward. First Precinct-Judges, w.
s. Rlgdon (rep), Ohio Knox Oep.D. p. j
Mcbride (dem). Clerks. r.. V. lines rep,l,
George II. Hughes Cdem.).
Third Ward, Second Precinct-Judges'
Chlsum Gep.), w. II. Thomas Cdem.j.
Fourth Ward, First P~reeinct-Judges, F.
Donald (rep.). c. F. Paschei (dem.).
Fourth Ward, Second Precinct-Judges,
Otto skodsholm Gepl, Ed Ford (rep.), II.
Southland (dem). Clerks. soren Wilson
Gep), William Golf (dem).
Fifth Ward, First Precinct-Judges, James
Mcmillan (rep), Peter Smith (rep.), Nick
o'Brien DEM. Clerks, j. c. Fleming
(rep), Ed WEIGH (dem.D.
Firth Ward, Second Precinct-Judges, j
Howard Cdem.D. Clerks, Joseph McMilla
Gep.), f. Gallagher (dem.).
Firth Ward. Third Preeinct-Judges. j. j
Ellsworth rep.l. Clerks, ii. L. Fallers
Gep), c. c. Clifton (dem).
Sixth Ward. First Prec~inct-Judges, A
Belllnger (dem.), william Mathiasen (rep.D
J. 8. Wyatt CrepD. Clerks, Il. j. Mckinley
(dem.), w. II. James (rep.).
Sixth Ward, Second Precinct-Judges. i
Bloedell (rep), c. A. Hamilton (dem.), Johr
Hansen (dem). Clerks, Jens Hansen rep
James NJ. Tranikjer (dem,).
Campaign Ends Tonight.
The advocates of municipal ownership will
wind up the campaign which has beer
wased for the carrying Of the bond propo
sition with a mass meeting at the Star
theater tonight. Attorney Spencer Smitl
will preside and the speakers from out o.
the city win include, according TO presen'
plans. a member of the Board Of WAITE
Works Trustees of Lincoln. Neb., aud Cit.