Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-06
Council Bluffs
Voters Register
Today Under Law
Places of Registration Will Be Open
All Day for Those Who Have
Failed So Far.

Today the voters OF Council Bluffs who
have failed TO register will have the last
opportunity to do so, as this is the last
os" OF registration
Considerable misapprehensiou has arisen
concerning the necessity for registration
Many voters have the idea that II they
voted at the city election last spring and
have not changed their places OF residence
within a year, but have moved into another
ward shortly before the spring election,
they will not need TO register this fall,
upon the theory that registration last
spring will be sufficient All who still
rely upon this transformation will be denied
the privilege Of voting next Tuesday. The
statute is explicit and says all voters who
did not vote at the last general election,
which was held two years ago, and all
others who have changed their places Of
residence, removing from the precinct in
which they resided then, must register.
The registrars will be at their offices on
election day to issue certificates upon aft
davit, but only to those who can swear
that they were out OF the city on all OF
the days Of registration.
The Liability Of many voters overlooking
the last opportunity to register has been
campaign managers sending out large
number Of postal cards addressed to those
who neglected to appear at the registration
booths on the first two days Of registra-
ton calling their attention to the matter.
The cards were put into the mails early
in the day yesterday to insure delivery
this morning and last evening.
The registration booths will be open at
o clock this morning and will remain open
until tonight at the following locations:
First Ward First Precinct-Jennlngs feed
stable, 2lS East Broadway. George Denter
democrat; J. z. Christensen, republican
First Ward, Second Precinct-Sheeley q
Lane, 2l7 East Broadway. E. I. Waterman
democrat; H. L, Bloss, republican,
Second Ward, First Precinct-City hall,
bryant street J. N Cassidy, jr., democrat
Z. A. Tibetts, republican.
Second Ward, Second Decentralization
cigar store, IA West Broadway William
HIggeson, democrat; J. o. johnson, repub-
Third Ward, First Precinet--Dr Holdings
Toller, democrat; A. B. Nichols, republican
Third Ward Second Precinct-Paxton
Hughes, democrat F. E. Etemyler, repub
Fourth Ward, First Preclnct-Court house
Charles E. Paschall, democrat; II. A
Fourth Ward, Second Precinot-Oard drug
store, 703 Sixteenth avenue. n, p, South
ara ueulQGldla ~ " NdlbOAAt ANkuhAANAll'
Fifth Ward, First Precinct-County build
ing. Dennis o BTten, democrat; G. II Ar
buckle, republican.
Fifth Ward, Second Precinot-County
building. Lee Howard, democrat Swan A
Anderson, republican
Fifth Ward, Third Precnct-Gray's resi-
dence, 2S01 West Broadway. c. M. Grip
pen. democrat; George H. Acker, repub'
ican.
sixth Ward, First Precinet-County build
| ing. r. c. Hendricks democrat; Clint Mer
| Ger, republican.
sixth Ward, Second Preclnct-Nahona
| Stock Powder company, Broadway ant
| Twenty-ninth street. ]. Vincent Grove
democrat; Fred Smith, republican.
Sixth Ward, Third Precinct-Eftth an
| Locust streets, East Omaha. n. b. Son
Quist, democrat; c, o. Hamilton, rapub
| ncan.