The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27
ELECTION NOTICE.
Places Of Voting, and Inspectors I'm
the West Division.

The following are the places at voting AVID In
spectors Of Election in the West Division, re-
ferred to in the notice for the election on the
Boulevard and Park question, to be held on
TUESDAY, the 23d day Of March, A. d. 1898.
The boundaries Of the districts. and the numbers
Of the ards and districts, are the same as atthe
last geaeral election, with the exception Of new
territory added The voters resident In sections
twenty i've (.5)and wenty-six( thirty
: aud thirtysix (S6), in town forty (40b north OF
range thirteen Q9) east, in the town Of Jeffer-
son--those who resided there the 10th OF
February =. ID 1869, will vote at the house Of
Henry Jewell, known as Powell's Tavern and
at that poll the inspectors viii be M. n. Kim-
ball, John f. Powell, and John HIse.
The added territory from the town Of Cicero
will constitute voting place for this elect .,
and the place Of voting will be the Town House,
on Lake street, near the Great Eastern Railroad
track, at which all the leading voters OF said
added territory shall have the right to vote and
the legal voters present shall choose the In
spectors OF Election.
The added territory living betweea the North
Brauch Of the Chicago river and Western ave-
nue., extended north, is attached ia this cleo
and the legal voters viii vote at the voting
place, No. 424 Elston road.
SIXTH WARD.
First District--Voting place, mon invest corner
Of Canal and Polk streets. Inspectors F W eick
Il - -. Il : L
Second Distinctly oting place, engine house
On Maxwell street. Inspectors, B. Z. Gill, A 4
Pardoe, j, Clowrey.
Third Distriet--yoting place. southeast cor
ner Canal aud Sixteenth streets. Inspectors,
Adam Frech, Walter S. Babcock, w. A. Ra.
Sigh.
SEVENTH WARD.
First DistrieI-Yo citing place, Engine House,
No. 81 Blue Island avenue. Inspectors, r. "
Kennedy, p. G. Feeney. E. Murphy.
Second District-V otIng place, No. All Hal
sted street. Inspectors A. Bruning, Il. Pilgrim,
A. Crawford
Third District-Voting place, HammelPs
Hall, corner of Uuion and Mitchell streets In
spectors, ]. J Gillespie, r. Henseli, G. Schoff
Fourth District--Voting place, southeast cor
ner CaDalport avenue and Halsted street. In
spectors George Il -hman, julius Westfall, T.
TulIy.
EIGHTH WARD
First District Voting place, northeast cor
ner Of Blue Island avenue and Harbine street
Inspectors, A. S. Piper. A. Bulger.
Second Distinctly Voting place, southwest
corner OF Centre avenue and H.stiBgs street
Inspectors, Thomas CloWry, Philip Mas, Theo-
Z dore Couch
Third District-voting place, northeast cor
ner of Way and Taylor streets. inspectors.
Louis Dodge, John Mollier, r. O. Dunn
Fourth District Voting place, northeast
corner Of Aberdeen and Tyler streets Inspect
ors Richard Clark, julius Hartman, T. n
Guilford.
NINTH Ward
First Distinctly oting place, West Side
Rink. inspectors, Edwin Smith, Moses Jones.
Joseph Wilson.
81 3ond District-vOtng place, Engine house
"a Lake street. Inspectors, Edward A. FIJI
kins N. W. Huntley, N. Allen.
TEird Distrlct-Notng place, NO 1856 West
Madison street Inspectors G. r Petit, Dan
Warrington, john E. Ows!ey.
Fourth Distgiet-Voting place, No. S67 West
Madison street. Inspectors, Samuel McCotter
James Z Ferrier H A. Wyncoop,
TENTH Ward.
First Dstricl--Yotng place, Engine house.
on Jackson street. Inspectors, james II. HAY.
den, A. 6. Dull, J. H. Thorp.
Second District Voting place, Engine housc,
Clinton street. lncpectors, George W. 1ohAn-
non, A. ID. Sturtevant, A. H. Amberg
Third Distinctly Voting place, northwest cor
ner Of Green and Madison streets. Inspectors
J. ". Boyuton. Andrew Wemple, II. N. Chase.
ELEYFN7H WARD.
First District--V citing place, southeast cor
ner OF Sanganon and Indiana streets Inspee-
tors A. w, Kline, A. L. Bennett, William Cur
ran.
Second District-Voting place, Nos 81 and
4 SO Milwaukee avenue Inspectors N W. Barns
z. McGinnis, N. A Hansco.
Third Dlstrlet-Voting place, northwest cor
ner ct Union and Lake street Inspectors. C.
I. Young, Timothy Verder, Henry Weber.
Fourth h;stnct-Voting place, No. 237 West
Lake street Inspectors, George Morey, B. L.
Burns, W. Fisher.
TWELFTH WARD.
First Dstrict-Voiiag place, southw west cor
ner Of Milwaukee and Chicago avenues. Ia
spectors, Louis Schultz, B. Perl, E. O'Brien
Second Distinctly citing place, No. AS Chi
cago avenue. Inspectors, Charles H. Duen ing,
L. F. Waite, Thomas Carroll.
Third Distrlct-N oting place, south west cor
ner OF Milwaukee avenue and Rueben street
Inspectors, p. Nugent, John Van Woud, Z.
Stelnbrecher.
Fourth District-North of Fullerton avenue
and east OF western avenue extended. Voting
place, No. 424 ElstOn road Inspectors. Il.
Theis, j. M Grath, George Ball.
La cases the judges or inspectors Of election
shall not attend at the time for opening the
polls, such judges or inspectors shall be chosen
by the legal voters present The clerks shall
be appointed as provided in elections for coun-
~ oficers-by the Judges
The tickets shall be printed or written ssFor
the Boulevard and PArks," or Against the
Boulevard and Parks" At the voting place, at
the house Of Henry Jewell, in the territory ad-
ded from the town Of jefferson, poll shall al
SO be opened and votes taken by tickets print
ed or written "For City Extension" or against
City Extension"
The polls will be opened at the different vot-
ing places at o'clock A. NJ, and close &C
o'clock p. NJ.
In case any person whose name is not on the
registry list shall odrr his vote, the inspectors
shall require the same evidence of his qualifcA-
tons as heretofore required BY Law.
EDWARD s. SALOM0N,
Clerk of County Court.
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