The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-12
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Street: thence by Sixth Street TO Second
Avenue; thence by secor 4 Avenue %
street to First Avenue: theEee By First
Avenue TO the Northern boundary line Of
The city: thence by said boundary line TO
pigeon creek, and thence by Pigeon Creek
TO the place OF beginning.
EIGHTH Misunderstanding at the inter-
section OF Sixth Street and Second Ave-
nue.. and running thence by Sixth Street
and across +. W. Brinkmeyer's Enlarge
ment to the Western line Of the Northern
Western line of Holzgrafe's Enlargement
to the Northern boundary line of the city /;
thence by said line to Its intersection with
second Avenues thence by Second Ave-
nue. TO the place OF beginning
ninth Misunderstanding at the inter-
section of the Western line OF Holzgrafe's
Enlargement with the Northern boundary
line of the city, and running thence by
said West line of the Northern Enlarge.
ment TO Ann Street; thence by Ann
Street to Ninth Street: thence by Ninth
Street to Division street: thence by Divt-
sion Street to Eighth Street; thence by
Eighth street to the Canal; thence by the
Canal to the Eastern boundary line of the
city, and thence by the Eastern and
Northern boundary lines OF the city to the
place Of beginning.
OFFICERS OF ELECTION.
The Council. at its meeting on the
9th of October. designated the In
epectors of the Election, as follows:
First Wsrd-Thomas Gibbs.
Second Ward-Jas. K. Miner.
Third Ward-G w. Shanklin.
Fourth Ward-Samuel L. Jones.
Fifth Ward-Peter Acker.
Sixth Ward-Nicholas Kapps.
Seventh Werd-John Miller.
Eighth Ward-Wm. Rahm, Jr.
Ninth Ward-Patrick Boyle.
Mr.. Heilman. at the same meeting,
in behalf of the Republican party,
reported the following list of judges
and Clerks:
First Ward-A. Stienbach, Z. 2.
Elliott.
Second Ward-Dr. Haas. John
Third Ward-Jacob Wentz, TbOs.
e. Sinzich.
FOurth Ward-Wm. K. French,
John J Marlett, Jr.
Fifth Ward-William Warren, Jr.,
DR.. Fl. Harvey.
Sixth Ward-Alexander Maddux,
Louis Ritz.
Seventh Ward--Louis K@hler,
Harry Warren.
Eighth Ward-Johu Greek, Chas.
DINING.
Ninth Ward oseph P. Elliott,
Charles @. Schroeder.
PLACES OF VOTING.
At the meeting of the City Council
on the 18th inst. that part of the
Sixth Ward. known as Independence,
was made separate precinct, and the
following Places of voting were des-
ignated:
First Precinct-HenIy Kerchell's
store. corner of Canal and Eighth
Second Precinct-A. J. Gillette 3,
corner Of Fourth and Oak Streets.
Third Precinct-Court House.
Fourth Precinct-Philip Negley' 2,
corner Fifth and Sycamore Streets.
Fifth Precinct-Dannettelps store.
corner Inele and Market Streets.
Sixth Precinct = Lamasco Engine
House,
Seventh Precinct-Wm. Lerch's.
Eighth Precinct = SchI@der's, on
Oakley, between Sixth and Franklin
Streets.
Ninth Precinct Uhl's pottery, Main
Street. 49,. .-.-.
Tenth Preoiuct-Alexander's, cor
ner Fourth Street and Ninth Avenue,
Independence.
THE NEW TERRITORY. Persons
Ii wing in the new additions to the city
will vote as follows:
Those living in Parrett's Enlarge
ment will vote in the First Ward.
Those in Esing's Addition in the
Second, and residents of Springdale,
Heinlein's Addition, that part of La
masco cast of Pigeon Greek, except
that described within the lines of 9TH
er Wards, the German Building Asso-
citation tract, and Morgan's Addition,
belong to the Seventh. JacobsYille
and Mills Enlargement belong to the
Eighth; and Shanklin's Enlargement
and Garvin and Browns Addition
belong to the Ninth Ward.