The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-07
A BATTLE Of
BALLOTS TO Be
WAGEO TODAY
INDICATIONS ARE THAT A
HEAVY VOTE WILL BE poLLED
TODAY, AS MUCH INTERES is
EViNcEC IN ALL SECTIONS OF
THE COUNTY.

battle of ballots will be waged, from
the hour the polls open until they
close at sunset. The polls open at
o CLOCK this morning and the closing
hour is 7:10 p. m. Indications are that
heavy vote will be polled in every
precinct in Escambia county, as the
interest is almost as great as in the
first primary.
The officers to be voted for today
are United States senator, county
treasurer and county commissioners
from districts i, and 4, commission
ers having been selected in the first
primary for districts 2 and 5.
While great interest is shown in
the selection of county officers who
are to be voted for, equally as much
interest is manifested in the selec-
ton of a United States senator, and
the followers of the two candidates
are enthusiastic as to the outcome
Broward's friends claim he will show
healthy gains in every city precinct
and more than hold his strength in
the country, while the supporters OF
Senator Taliaferro are almost equal
iy as sanguine, and think Escambia
county will roll up a good majority.
The more conservative estimate that
the two candidates will about break
even
Owing to the fact that the ballot
TO be voted today is very short one,
the result in the entire county should
De known early tonight, for even in
the largest of the precincts the count
can be made in less than an hour.
To Receive Reports.
AS usual The Journal has arranged
to receive reports from every pre-
cinct in Escambia county, as well as
all counties in West Florida. Those
will be bulletined at the office as fast
as they are received, and to which
the public is welcome.
Clerks and Inspectors.
Clerks and inspectors who will
serve at the various polling places
today are as follows:
No. IL. w. Cherry, J. Milan, J. E.
Bell, inspectors; V. Goldback, clerk.
No. q. F. Helton, J. E. Tucker,
J: l.. Mayne, inspectors; Bruno F.
Caro-, clerk.
No. 3-W. J. Tanton, ]. C. Hendrix,
Z. f. Caro-, inspectors; Ben Brewton,
clerk.
No. "A. C. Tippin, A. G. DeLoach,
John Landgren, inspectors; P. w. Nc
Lean, clerk.
No. 5-Vic Roseunda, Arthur ].
Ransley, Q. c. Webb, inspectors; D..
w. Bowman, clerk.
No. 6-S. r. TAFT, T. Dawson, r. E.
Hinote,. inspectors; o. E. Jennings,
clerk.
No. IL. A. Enfnger, J. D. Berg,
Chas. Fisher, inspectors; B. H. Hast
ings, clerk.
No 2-roo r;b~an oI;-or W. a.
j. W. Underwood, inspectors; Taylor
Crabtree, clerk.
No. 9-W. A. Jones, Leonard Gil
more, P. R. McNeal, inspectors; ].
t. Ffllingim, clerk.
No. 10-E. Ward, w. c. Beck, J.
A. Tucker, inspectors; C. E. Graham,
clerk.
No. lis. ]. Jone., D. ]. Bucka-
mon, T. E. Virgins, inspectors; W.
J.. Minis, clerk.
No. 12-O. Brown, c. w. Beirne,
Fred Abbott, inspectors; B. L. Glad.
den, clerk.
No. 13-Frank Wilde, Arthur Kerle,
William Abt, inspectors; Otto White,
clerk
No. 14-Jos. Brown, Len LeBaron,
Frank Maura, inspectors: e. l. Quina,
clerk
No, 15-Thos. ]. sennott. Gus A.
Soderlind, ]. NJ. Griffin, inspectors;
V. Hoist. Sr., clerk.
No. 16-J. w. Joiner, Jos. Hub,
bard. B. P. Williams, inspectors; w
B. Hubbard, clerk.
No. I'D. Johnson, w. H. Kilbee,
G. W. Harper, inspectors: ]. L, Hoyt,
clerk.
No. lS-W. J. Brewton, D. T. Hall,
c. H. Johnson, inspectors; W. P. Bow
man, clerk.
No. 19-W. B. Miller, Oliver Pugh,
y. E. Pugh, inspectors; z. B. Harris,
clerk.
No. POI. ]. Craps, ]. B. Pats, J.
D. Stirred, inspectors; Mark McCur-
dy, clerk.
No. 21-J. w. Long, f. A. Hall, W.
D. Henderson, inspectors; E. Gale
Bombay, clerk.
No. 22-T. \. Mayo, o. E. Jeter. G.
w. Young, inspectors; w. H. Mayo,
clerk
No. 28-J. F. Carmes. O. E. kim
mons. E. D. Renfroe, inspectors; H.
c. Killum, clerk.
No. 24-J. Davenport, T. w. Harris,
F. E. Eglehof, inspectors; T. NJ. Scar
rett, clerk.
No. 25-N. NJ. Clopton. H. A. suggs,
]. A. Hendrix, inspectors: w. A
Kuehn. clerk.
No. 26-F. Remonda, R. w. Schools,
f. A. Kelly, inspectors; c. D. Craft,
clerk.
No. CIV. D. Farror, W. W. Jones.
D. w. Jamerson, inspectors; T. J.
Busery, clerk.
No 2S-J. L. Bailey, W. H. Crawford,
J. w. Andrews, inspectors; E. l..
Reese, clerk.
No. 29-Theo. F. Crona, w. w.
Wolfe, Frank Radcliffe. Sr., inspec-
tors: James Whiting, clerk
No. 30-F. c. Waite. c. J. Stephens,
F. r. Smith, inspectors; H. A. Lur-
ton, clerk.
No Sir w. Howell. A. NJ. Harper
F. o. Hammond, inspectors; J. Lem
Burns, clerk.
No. 32-John Johnson, R. B-oe. a.
G. Runyan, inspectors; Jhil Klein.
clerk.
No. 33-R. Eddins. W. o. Farrell.
J. f. Rigby. inspectors; J. E. Hanks,
clerk.