Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-04
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There Is overy indication that the
/ school board cl'tclon today viii be
s put through without a hitch. G. ].
. Meacham, secretary Of the county ell
ection board, stated last night that hs
, has everything In shape for the election
The ballots were printed and delivered
into the hands Of the county election
board Yesterday evening at o'clock.
Tho tally sheets have been prepared.
and city Auditor Cline has arranged
for the voting places
There was some talk of an lniunc
ton against tho county eetclon board
to prevent an election betting held. but
, according to Mr., Meacham no lnIunc-
, tion papers had been served against
- tho election board at midnight last
night
The only thing which Mr. Meacham
reported that would throw dampness
y on the ardor " those who are advocat-
% ing the election is that none OF the pre-
cinct inspectors had called at the court
house yesterday evening before
10 o'clock for the ballots or tally sheets.
The law provides that on one Of tho
$ three days OF the week preceding tho
election the election precinct inspector
I shall call at the offices Of the county
;. election board and get the ballots and
@ supplies. "A these supplies were not
6 In readiness, that part Of the law
e could not be obeyed. The alternative
+ Is that the chairman or the secretary
:. Of tho election board shah, on the
, morning OF the election. IN case tho
p%cinct Inspector has not called for
3 the ballots and supplies deliver these
h articles into the hands OF some voter
ia OF the precinct and get his receipt for
Il them. This ends the duty Of tho
county election board. Secretary
Meacham stated that early this morn
Ing he viii deliver the ballots. aud
supplies and there end his duty.
city Auditor Cline has also flyflllod
, his duty In the matter Of an election.
The city auditor has fixed the voting
places and has made ready the bal
> lot boxes
4, The voting places, as designated by
the city auditor, are az fol- rvs:
Precinct No. II, Campbe,rs Vehicle
repository on Boston, between First
and Second; precinct No rs, North
Side fire station; precinct No. 10. Blck.
ford and BrownIng's grocery. East
" End precinct No. %. central fire sta
y tion, precinct No. 2i, old Methodist
= Episcopal Church on North Boulder:
precinct No. 22, McRirney Undertak.
Ing parlors on West Third; precinct
. No. %, Nowell's grocery store on Yves.
d. Ninth; precinct No. "a; West Side
> grocery store on West Ffth precinct
! No. 2j carpenter shop opposite tho
!, old court house; precinct no. %; en-
~ lis Plumbing shop Ninth and ElgIn,
~ precinct No. 21 Smiths grocery Belle
= view addition; precinct No %. Stahls
= grocery, Third and Kcnosha precinct
- No 80, old school house IN West Tulsa,
precinct No. 30, owen school house:
precinct No. 3S, Lindsay school house.
All Of these precincts are defined as
=. In the state election last fan except
y those In the Third ward
- In the matter OF candidates. tho
= names appearing on the Republican
" ticket Will be r. T, Tucker district No.
q ] DR.. j. s. French, district No. .. DR..
n W. Magazines, district No. 3 j. n.
- Simmons district No. T.
The Democratic candidates arc. ollie
V Marshall, No I; David Hammat No.
Q; c. W Grimes. No T.
II viii be noticed that there are no
!, candidates on the Democratic ticket
- IN district 40. g. A. the cfrce NJ
Secretary Meacham there are two ap-
plicatIons FOR that place. s. W. Mari
and J. l. Gillespie are the applicants.
As there was no primary, one or tho
other should have hccn eliminated hy
the Democrats but mp TO 10 o'clock
| yesterday morning os neither appllca.
ton had been withdrawn, the election
I board had tho ballots printed with
out the names inserted. That leaves
. the Republican candidates without op-
position II seems that there Is no
manner In which the Democrats can
: vote on candldate8 In that district II
~ was declared by some that IN tho
event Of The two names being flied that
the two could be placed on tho ball
lots as Independent candidates. but NC.
cordiug TO MIR. Nlcacham the names NJ
u the two do not appear on the ballots at
all
v when questioned relative to tho
matter last night both Mr. Gillespie
and Mr. Mari stated that they had
been approached In the matter relative
to withdrawal and that neither had
taken any steps towards so doing Both
G men say that they have been urged
y hy their rrendes 10 stay on the hoard.
{ and In the event that the lection should
b be declared Illegal as some claim II
q viii, both are willing to stay ON tho
g board, Mr. Gillespie declared that ex-
o. ccpt for the solicitations of hls friend,
4 he would be villln gto step down
any ttiputa