The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-24

journal July "a 1861
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF ELEC-
TIONS..
CLERKS OF ELEc cT AM
Notice is hereby given that have this
sons to serve as judges and clerks of the
day Of August, iscs between the hours Of
a. m. and 6 p. m, to be held at the fol-
FIRST WARD. s3
First Preeinct-Judges; 2. N. James,
Chas. Gertisen. Geo.. P. Etzel. Polling
place S12 North Kansa9paye.
te Second cPfsc s BE r. p Ms aas
VI Vim Mccoy sss f aaias place Ssst ST
F, T 4 do a5ssiPssT e,.1 5Svs9
i ii N MorfS ksssss s av eslias place
to goHrts r. aslsa, 9 s psy
a. E Guise. L.sC. Betz. Polling place 1884
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct-Judgess H. R Whittelsy.
Clerks: Ssofgs X Wstsfs; VIM smart.
Second Precinct-Judges: w. A. STAN
field. J: w. Griffin. E, d. Webb. Clerks
e: g, Gavitt. w. c. Heise.f Polling place
Third Precinct-Judges H. F. Slower.
G: 2: Sawyer, Frank Brown. Clerks: J.
N. Rhodes. L. c. Rain. Polling place So
East Fourth st. -
Fourth Precinct-Judges: A. M Rus
sell. w. e: Tucker. John w. Feldner.
Clerks: John A. Alexander. ]. C. Yohey.
Fifth Precinct-Judges: r. A. Randlett,
J. II. Tfncher. Calvin Brewer. Clerks: c.
B. Wingett. F. e. Baird. Polling place
Sixth Precinct-Judges: George F. Heus-
paddock. H. F. Miller. A PRo1iins place
Seventh Precinct-Judges: Nels Peter
James Brizendine q. J. zeIdier. Polling
O THIRD WARD.
,d First Preeinct-J1dses: F. T. Ernest.
M. A. Currie. Geo. E. Seybold. Polling
place 931 Kansas ave. ~
Ia Second nc Prs s,a% Hugh Meier.
n. B. Burge. J. H French. Polling place
1908 Topeka ave.
ao Third Preflnct cIuds , H. X Psysn-
Clerks: F. c. Slater. Charles Younggreen.
Polling place 712 West Twelfth st.
Fourth Prec;nct--Judges: T. J. Fish. R.
Miller, Theodore Thomas. Polling place
Fdfth Rreftnes5gdse polling G n,a ast 1s
College ave.
FOURTH WARD.
FIRST PreeinSt.Jqdsss: r b Wallace:
w. L. Stark, L. R. Disbrow. Polling place
20S West Seventh st.
e. w. sheard. e. F. Chute. Clerks: Levi
E. Graham, w. ]. Dreisbach. Polling
place Provident Association. Fourth and
Third Precinct-Judges: w. T. Calvin.
and Andrew Vestes. 9. Nv, a Wsineks ;;, Clerks;
Fourth Precinct-Judges: John C. Rog-
ers J. H. Squires. Phillip Miller. Clerks:
H. ]. Lane, John ]. Richards Polling
Fifth Precinct-Judges: John wasbers.
Clerks: A W. senne. F. E; spetter. Poll
ing place 10 FIFTH Sray stT WaR sfn0p In rear'
First Precinct Judges: T.. v. Codding-
s ton; Sam Howe; -, IT, RI 3; M YAK, Z
Polling place 1908 Buchanan st.
SECOND Precinct-Judges; J. G. Strick-
Ter, J. r. Ransom; p. @. Atchison. Clerk;
Third Precinct-Judges: Geo. w. Fish
EEL Ghr1ssiaa G e r. HSsnss fl o1In:
80 w SIXTH WARD.
First PrecinctIJudgss: w. W; Denni-
Clerks: Dwight 7. Harris. H. c. Stevens.
Polling place sss woodlawn. Aliens car
Second Precinct-Judges: A. E. Jones,
M. Hawkins. p. E. Vicklund. Clerks: r.
II. Wade, w. H. Benson Polling place
1927 Pine street, Boys Club house.
The above named judges and. clerks
must appear at the office of the Commits
sioner Of Elections on or before O'Clock
p. m, the 30th day of July. and qualify
as SUCH The first named judge in each
precinct will act as supervisor and get
books and supplies at this office on Mon
day. August 3rd 1905
Supervisors are expected to look, after
previous to election to see that same are
In readiness as to light. heat, tables,
chairs. booths and ballot boxes.
c. H. TITUS