, 1872-11-05
Boundaries of Election Districts,
Places OF Voting, Names
Of Judges.
Opening and Closing Of Polls
Who is Entitled to
Vote.
Liabilities That May Be Incurred by
Imprudent People,

For the convenience Of voters, We publish this
morning the boundaries Of the election dis
tricte, the places Of voting, the names Of the
Judges, the course to be pursued by voters who
have failed to register, and soma other useful
information taken from the Electioa Law.
Thepolls are to be op-aed at o'clock, and re-
main open Z. At least thirty minutes before
they close proclamation must be made that they
will close in half aa hour. After the polls have
been opened there must be no adjournment or
recess till all the votes hare been counted, and
tho result publicly announced If any one judge
fails to attend, the others may fill the vacancy.
II none are present, if they refuse to act then
the electors present may elect judges and opea
the polls.
Any person is entitled toNose, who has lived
IN this State one year, in this county nlcEty
dayR, and in the election district or precinct
thirty days. providing, always that he is citizen
of the United States. To have lived in the pre-
cinct or county, within Tie meaning Of the law,
a pers on must have permanent abode. and not
a merely transient one. II 8 person entitled to
vote has failed TO register, his vote cannot be
received, unless be furnish the judges with
written affidavit to the effect that be is quail
fed voter, and must prove, by the oath OF
house holder and registered voter OF the district
in which he offers to vote, that he knows him to
be an inhabitant OF the city, and must also give
hie residence.
The judges are required to allow at least one,
aud not more than TWO. legal voters Of each par
II, to be chosen by them respectively, to remain
in the room where the election is held, and they
may remain with the Board until the votes are
canvassed and the result declared II any per-
sons vote i@ challenged he must make an athda-
rit that he is entitled to vote, and must produce
q witness, personally known to the judges, and
"a resident in the precinct, who must swear he
believes him entitled to vote. ANY person not
registered. and who attempts to swear in his
vote. may also be challenged.
No saloons must be open to-day. Any person
attempting to do any of the following things is
liable to heavy fine, imprisonment, or both !:
To help man to vote who ls not entitled to !;
to furnish an elector with o ballot, alleging it
contains name which it does not 4; to fraudu-
lently change electors ballot; to try to pro-
cure votes by threats or fayors1 to offer re-
wards, bribes, OF treats to attempt to bribe 3
Judge or clerk. Any one receiving or soliciting
. brlbe is also liable to the above penalties.
FIRST WARD.
First District-Bounded north by Chicago River,
kouth by Monroe street, east By Lake Michigan, and
west by South Branch Of Chicago River: Polls at
she1if's Office. Judges: Thomas Keefe, E. Wakely,
Newton Burke
SECOND WARD
First D5tzict-Bounded north by Monroe street,
outh by Harrison street. east by Lake Michigan, and
vest by Clark street Polls: :s7 State street Judges
Second Distrlct-Bounded north by Monroe street.
south by Harrison street, east BY Clark street. and
west corner Sherman and Buren, etreets. Judges;
Peter B!ickha.n, Samuel Davenport. G. G. Otto.
THIRD WARD.
First DEtrict-Bounded north By Harrison street,
south by Twelfth street, east by Lake Michigan, and
~es by Third avenue Pols 456 State street: Judges:
j. 4. Montgomery, 4. T. NcChesney, F. 4, Newton.
Second Dstrict-Bounded north BY Harrison street,
.outh by Twelfth street, east hg Third avenue and
west by South Branch Of Chicago River Polls 45s
South Clark street. Judges: = D. hyde, +. NJ Han
cock, John Shank.
Third Dstrict-Bounded north bg Twelfth street,
hy Eittaeuth street. State street.. ard
west by South Branch Of Chicago River: Polls 662
South State street. Judges: Alvin Ford William Tay-
Fourth District-Bounded north By Ixe1fth street,
south BY Sixteenth street east by Lake Michigan and
Judges: William kingon, Join McGinnts, G. ".
Bss1dt.
FOURTH WARD.
First District-Bounded corth BY Sixteenth street,
south BY Eighteenth street, by Lake Michigan,
and west by Clark street. Pclls: SAG South State
street. Julgea: Joseph Douglas, s. T7ude, John
Second Dietrict-Bounded north by Eighteenth
street south by Twenty-dr street, east by Lake
Michigan and by Clark etreet. Polls: 9l9 South
stste street. Judges: g. schiedig, ". Wheeler, F..
Third D:strict-Bounded north BY 'Twenty-f5st
street, south by Twentythird street, cast by Lake
Michigan, ana west BY Clark street Fo!s Eowlands,
State street. Judges: M B. Clancy, A. G. Caklns, H.
.KimbaH.
street. south by Tweny-s1th street and line extend
ing due east from Twentysi1th street. east Of Lake
and west Ey Cl1TE EEfeeL. EDlE 2pu&ue1S1
corner Of Tweny-fourth street and Indians avenue.
Judges: j. II. allen, G. a. Lelnnd, J. Keys.
First pstrict-Bounded "i north by rwentyEi1th
street, south by Thirty street. east by Indiana av
enue, and west by Clark street Polls Northwest
corner Twenty and State streets Judges c. R..
Vandercook, f. L. Barber, 3. Callahan.
Second District-Bounded north by Twenty-si1th
Ind VEST By Pos
corner Twenty street and Cottage Grove avenue.
Judges: 4 Dnnks. r. C. Nsrrns s. n Acpsamae: T..
and md wtzt BY KanEaIee avenue. Pens: Livery stabe
judges: !. E. Stacy, L. Cook, j. ~ Horton.
Fourth Diatrict-Bouuded north by Thirty-hrst
sad ae2 By a'' Fos Corner
street and Douglas place. Judges: II. E. Bartlett,
D. II. Smiley. G. Anderson.
sIx7H WARD. .
First DiEtrict-Bounded north By Sixteenth street,
eouh BY Twenty-Eecond street, east BY Clark street.
and west by South Branch Of Chicago River. Polls:
1o4 Archer avenue. judges: A. sohn, B. ]. RUSSELL
Second Dstzict-Bounded north By Twenty-secoud
Twenty-Eeventh street and Wentworth avenue.
T6ird District-Bounded north By South Branch Of
Chicago River, south by city hmts, east by Stewart
svenne. Judges j. Kinsellar, D. Barton, E. nIonzel
Fourth District-Bouuded north by South Branch Of
ssa es By s and
Polls: Northeast corner Archer avenue @ and Farrell
street. judges; n. McElhott, y. Miller, J. Turn.
Fifth Dstrict-Bouuded north by the Illinois and
Michigan Canal south By city limits, east by ullnan
1nd Deering streets, and west " CITY limits Polls
no Archer avenue. Judges: S. Marrs, J. Cleary, 7.
McNahon. .-...--
First Dietrict-Boundsd north by s!1teenth street
south hy Twenty-second street. eas by South Branch
Of Chicago R1ver and west by Jefferson street. Polls:
23 Canaport avenue. Judges: 4. French, F. zunte-
meyer, j. Fitzsimmons.
Second District-Bounded north by Sixteenth street
sud that portion of Twenty.second street east Of JET
feyeon street, south BY sonth Branch Of Chicago
River east by jefferson street and South Branch Of
Chjcaco River aud west by Halsted street. Polls: 772
south Halztcd street. Judges: F. Lodding c. Techle-
meyer P. LaughliD.
Third District-Rouuded north by Sixteenth street,
south BY South Branch of Chicago River, east BY Hal
sted street. and by Centre avenue and line ez-
tended south from the centre Of Centre to the
South Branch Of Chicago River Polls: lo5 Fisk street
Judges: II. Skurds, c. c. Koss, D. Connors.
Fourth DiEtrict-Bounded north By hixteenta
Ereet, south by South Branch OF Chicago ATer east
by Centre extended to the river, and west by
city linaitE. Polls Corner Twenty-second Etreet and
Blue Island avenue. Judges F. KONG, J. May, +.
11cConnor.
EIGHTH WARD.
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