The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-28


OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF
ELECTIONS.
APPoINT R II, OF F, S SEPGEs AND
Notice is hereby given that l have this
day appointed the following named per-
sons to serve as. Judges and clerks of
third day of November. 1905. between the
hours Of 6 a m. ana s D., M. to be held
FTRsT WARD.
First Precinct-Judges: T. NJ. James.
clerks: Henry H. Hall HIaiii Geo. P. Etz tel
Polling place, S26 N. Kansas avenue.
SECOND Precinct-Jndges: r. B. McMas-
Homer HAYNES. c. Kaiser. Polling place,
Ag \. Kansas avenue.
p 7. Gabriel. Geo. H. Schenck; clerks:
H. c. Bowen. c. F. Bridge Polling place,
Fourth PrecinctoJudges: w. H. Euler.
F. Il sts GSrtler. T. cr9mweIl cleTk a,;,S G.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct-Judges: Ed Halves, Geo.
X s1rSi WIEN Mm PorseF S serks p ii
233 Jefferson street.
fieId e Gavift Il ad ~ c A Sta9
F. Gates. Urias Shoaf- Polling place. 401
Madison street.
w. Adamson. John P. Kramer; clerks: r.
W. Stockwell J. e. Galloway. Polling
Fourth Precfnct-Judges: A. NJ. Russell
u: M. Lane. A. w. Harper; clerks: j. r.
Black; J.. C.. Yohey. Polling place. 11os
Fifth Precinct-Judges: VIM. Peterson
CYRUS Guthrie. Tom Flynn; clerks: F. p.
Manspeaker. F. E. Baird. Polling place,
Sixth Precincta.Judges; Geo. F. .Heustis
Fl s. paddock E. RG6ns clerks:
:, seventh Preeinst-Jqdges: S. s., Snyder
Polling place Igss East s. si5th avenue. 49,
First Precinct-Judges: Cary johnson.
f TSompnon Beg E WGa ass S elsTEs
place. Oil Kansas avenue.
land. i; j; Biaz9. 4: T: HoFnsr: clerks:
50 West Tenth avenue
Third Precinct-Judges: c. N. Bacon,
A, Mcclure. B. F. Cookingham. Polling
son. ". T. Mcknight. a 6. Fraser: clerks M KS
]: NJ. Miller W. S. Sanders. Polling
place. 11S9 Lincoln st.
CLERK: w. A. Axtell. Polling place. 1907
College avenI ni,pr,, WAN
First Precinct-Judges: r. b. Wallace,
r. FalkineT George Gleisner. Polling
Second Precinct-Judges L. E. Graham.
T; s. Williams; c; F. Chute: clerks: W. c.
I.
Provident Association. Fourth and Jack
Third Frecinct-Judges:. w. t. Calvin,
Geo. d. Rice. Daniel Olson. Polling place.
622 West Sixth avenue.
A. r. Banks. ]. NJ. West; clerks: E. G.
El<blad. D: D. Paxton. Polling place, 1921
Fifth PrecinctNJudges: A. w. senne,
Johnson. F. E. spetter. Polling place. 1910
West Second Firth zfFsefi WARD.
First Precinct-Judges: w. G. Tandy, T.
Y. Goddington H I. Gillian; clerks; Bart
piace. los Buchanan Street. o'''"s
Second Precinct-Judges: Josiah Jordan.
J. r. Ransom. p G. Atchlson: clerks;
=: G. Stricken. c. J. Rosen. Polling place,
Third Precinct-Judges: J. s.. Langston
J; NJ. Pope; John Lungstrom; clerks: s; G.
SIXTH WARD.
Fiat sstds F. G. w T4av W a eer Myers
Pitcher. w. F. Rightnafre. Polling place,
S3S Woodlawn (Allen's carpenter shop.
son. G. W. Allen. W. II. Kerle: clerks: j.
W. Gardiner. c. c. Munson. Polling place,
1927 Pine street. Boys, club house,
appear at the office of the commissioner
of elections on the 18th day of October be-
The first named Judge in each precinct
will act supervisor and get books and
supplies at this office on Monday. Novem-
Der End 1905 before the hour of p. m
Supervisors are expected to look after
their. respective polling places the day
previous to election to see that same are
chairs. booths and ballot boxes, that the
polls may be opened promptly at o'clock
a. rI m; on election day. r,r,-s
Commissioner of Elections.
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