The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-20
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Journal Saturday. August Il. 1901
Office of Commissioner of Elections.
Topeka, Kansas, August IA. 1909.
APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES AND
dag appointed tie following ing named med PER- PER-
s0as to serve as judges and clerks Of the
DAY OF August. 1903 BetWeen the hours s 1e q
? a, m, and p, m. to be held at the fol-
FIRST WARD.
n. H. Hail. W. L. White. Clerks. F. r.
wilson. J. p. Jacobs Polling place. s1s
Second precinct-Judges. R. B. McMas-
ters. NJ, w Overton. n. B. Arnold Clerks.
w s. IrotteT, Z. NJ. Williams. Polling
Third precinct-Judges. w. S. Bergund-
thai A NJ Kent; J. l. Beverly. Clerks.
place. 1904 n. Kansas ave.
Fourth pEeeinct717Ju9ges, J; Q. A. Pey-
w; T. Guise. L. c. Betz- Polling place.
400 n. Kansas ave,
First precinct-Judges. Ed Halves. A d.
Brandon, John Niedens. Clerks Geo. r.
waters. Jesse Persley. Polling place. 2Ss
Second precinct-Judges, w. A. STAINS
O. O. shoaf VIM. G. Heise. Polling S place.
401 Madison street.
Get Third q P2TTe Pre- inc 6g H. S5oysr
r. w. Stockwell, ]. z. Galloway. Polling
place, 81 z. 4th street
Fourth Observation-Disclosures. A NJ Russell.
D. NJ Lane, J. c. Yoehy. Clerks. Fred A.
Candy, A. w Harper. Polling place. 11oe
Fifth precinct-Judges. Cyrus Guthrie.
John F. Carter. p. H Souther. Clerks. C
ditoriun. - -''--' = : 'iii-'s pace @>u-
Sixth precinct-Judges. Geo. F. Heustis.
z: 6. Paddock. A. G. Smith. Clerks. c
W; Swallow. c. E. Robbins Polling place.
462 Seward avenue
THIRD WARD.
First Observation-Disclosures. Cary Johnson. w.
+ Wiley; B. G. Walker. Clerks. Ralph
eli Kansas avenue
Second precinct-Judges. r. P. Pay. F. c.
21inft ton. A; F; Homer: Clerks. VIM. MAJ
Third precinct-Judges, C. N. Bacon, N.
N Mel Mcconnell mn C Cha. YoInggreen- Poll
H Sanderson. H c. Fraser. Clerks, spen-
Ger E. Hall, G. F. Bridge. Polling place.
FOURTH WARD.
First precinct-Judges. r. B. wallace.
foh Fane GaR w. W. w neynei Polling kPlaee
EOS W. 9TH street
Guy T. Justice. Oscar Bischoff. Clerks.
F. L. Whitaker. R. B. McCarroll- Polling
place, Provident Association. 18th and jack
Third precinct-Judges. W. T Calvin.
Eef aRees LyiS weneEas OEP o GiIsr piaee
623 w. 9Th avenue. s. E corner 9Th and
Polk (Res1dence,)
Fourth precInct-Judges. ]. c.. Rogers.
EkbIad, T. Johnson. Polling place. iOsi
FIFTH WARD
First precinct-Judges. Norman Agard.
J. H. johnson, ]. NJ. Stafford. Clerks. ].
s. Curtis, r. 5. Graham. Polling place.
1908 Buchanan street.
Second precinct-Judges, NJ L Goshorn.
J. r. Ransom. L. o. Matney. Clerks. g.
II. Kutz. c. J: Rosen. Polling place. 1Ta
Third precinct-Judges. Jesse s. Langs-
ton, G. F. Martin. John Lungstrom- Clerks.
John North Theodore Thomas. Polling
place, 60s Z. 10th avenue
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct-Judges. w. A. Myers. II.
S. Allen. Thomas Ketchings. Clerks. VIM.
Henderson ]. w. Tucker. Polling place.
S3s Woodlawn aavenue. Aliens carpenter
shop.
n. L. Flinton, P E Vicklund- Clerks. J.
w. Woodford. p B. Henery- Polling place.
10Th ana Pine streets Grocery store.)
The above named judges and clerks must
appear at the office of the Commissioner
of Elections on the 18th day of August
before o'clock p, m, and qualify as such.
The first named Judge in each precinct
will act as supervisor and get books and
supplies at this office on Monday. August
g. 1903, before the hour OF D. m.
Supervisors are expected to look after
their respective polling places the day
previous to election to see that same are
In readiness as to light, heat tables,
chairs. booths and ballot boxes. that the
a m on election day ,r
Commissioner of Elections