The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18

~ EGlSTER today and do IL now
K This timely warning was issued
yesterday from Republican cOun-
" headquarters.
Registration agents will open their
this morning, and they viii remain
open until 8 at night Tor the registra-
ton Of qualified voters. Only one more
opportunity viii be given after today
and that Will be Tuesday, November 1.
Many reasons are advanced why VOt-
ers OF Salt Lake should see that their
names on the registration books to-
day, but the chief reason urged is that
on the last day there will be the usual
eleventh-hOur rush and the usual con-
fusion incident TO the final registra-
ton day.
Party workers from Republican
headquarters Will be on duty in each
district OF the city today, and a check
will be made Of all Republican and
doubtful voters, whose names are
not properly recorded on the books.
The question as TO whether citizens
In Sugar House and other new portions
OF salt Lake can vote unless they reg
lister again is one that has been brought
up in the last few days, and Attorney
General A. r. Barnes has been asked
for an opinion on the matter. II is
held by some that inasmuch as their
territory was not in the city last year
IL will he necessary for every voter
10 register again.
Others hold that those whose names
are properly recorded on the registra-
ton lists viii be allowed to vote. No
matter what the opinion OF the at
tOrney general may be, however, there
is one sure way for these citizens TO get
their votes counted, and that is 10 reg
lister today or on November 1, and then
70 vote November s.
In the downtown and thickly pOpu-
lated districts the workers of the Amer
lean party Will centralize their efforts
and scores Of transients and Migrants
viii be rounded up today and allowed
their choice between registering from
some rOOming house or dive. or being
run out OF town. On the last two reg
lstrattOn days many or these Migrants
have been forced 20 register, and on
election day the police force Will be
used as last year TO compel these or
other Migrants 10 vote.
Following is the list Of registration
agents and their offices:
First Precinct.
District Mrs. Rose Greenwich.
1901 South Fifth East street.
District Mrs. Anna King sos East
Tenth South street.
District S7-Clara q. StOOkey, 1879
South Eleventh East.
District 3-Charles L. Beers. 1882
South Eighth East street.
District MARY A Tanner, 100
South Ninth East street.
District Mrs. Charles W, Griggs,
Bellevue avenue.
District 6-Berniee F. Tellefsen, ll66
South Fourth East street.
District LENA b. Davis 634 South
Fourth East street.
District s-AdelIa W. Eardley. sZI
South Main street.
District s-James P. Keate, room 1,
city and county building.
District 10-Ida r. RulOn, 407 South
Second East street.
District 1l-Claire DriscOn, S25 South
Second East street.
District l2-Katherine y. Smith, AZ
South Sixth East street
District 13-ROdney Hillams ST., 615
East Fifth South street
District l4-Ella IpsOn, 5ll South
Eighth East street.
District 15-Laura Kelly 1888 Thir-
Ceenth East street.
Second Precinct.
District 16-JOhn Mcneil, 1912 South
West Temple street.
District llama sudbury. $40 West
Ninth South street.
District 1S-Amanda Pruhs, $50
South Thirteenth West street.
District 19-AleX. COwans sr., S75
West Sixth South street.
District 20 - Minnie jenkins, 745
South West Temple street.
District 21-Emily Fox, 1Sl West
Fourth South street.
District 22-John r. Cowley. ass
South Second West street.
District 2S-Martha Jeffs, 53l Post
street
District pa. N. Wood, PA South
Second West street.
south First West street.
District 26-Henry E. Van Alstyn,
253 West Second South street.
District 27-Miss X. f. Leith, Herald
hotel. First South and West Temple
streets
District 29-Mrs Eta NJ. Patterson.
322 West First South street.
District 29-L- +. Mahle. 669 West
First South street.
District 20-Elizabeth II. Wilson, :
South Tenth West street.
Third Precinct.
District 31-Fred A. Ellis. "a North
First West street.
District 32-M Belle White, 5s North
Second West street.
District 33-Elizabeth Z. Davis, 81
North Fifth West street.
District 34-H. c. Anderson, $40
West North Temple.
District 35-EliZabeth c. Conett, p
Almond street.
District 36-Annie Spencer, 425
North Second West street.
District S7-Josiah n. Lees, 6l9 West
Fourth North street.
District SS-Maggie L. Nelson, 80
Rosella street.
District S9-EdWard Brook. Tenth
West and Goodwin avenue.
District 40-Martha blackwell, SO
West Capitol
Fourth Precinct.
District 41-PhOebe c. Taylor, 81
North State street.
District 42-Mamie c. Beatie. 10 First
avenue.