The daily gazette., 1881-03-26

lion OF the sixth ward lying and being
north of Ninth street shall form the
Tenth eleori ON district; all that portion
OF the Seventh ward lying and being
| east OF Franklin street shall form the
| Eleventh election district; all that por.
ton of tile Seventh ward lying and be-
| ing west franklin street shall fern
| the Twelfth election district; all that
portion of the Eighth ward lying and
being south Of line commencing at the
| Intersection of the middle of Taylor
| street with the middle OF Poplar street;
| thence easterly along the middle Of
| TAYLOR street to Buttonwood street;
thence southerly along the middle OF
But,onwoo street 10 Decatur street,
and thence sastsrly along the middle OF
| Decatur street to the BraDdywine river
shall form the Thirteenth election dis
trict; all that portion OF the Eighth
ward lying and being north Of the last
above described line shall fsrm the
Fourteenth election district; the Ninth
ward an i'm this act defined and bounded
shall form the Fifteenth election dis
trict; the Tenth ward AZ In this act
defined and bounded shall form tho Six
toenth election district; the Eleventh
ward az in this act defined and bounded
shall form the Seventeenth election dis
trict.
SECTION NINTH. The inspectors OF cleo
tion, named and designated in section
sixth of this act, and the assistant In.
spectors. provided for therein, snail NED
the Board OF Public Education In the
city OF Wilmington. In wards. however,
containing two districts. the inspector
and ass .stant inspectors residing In the
situated shall hold the said election.
The members of said Board OF Public
Education IN the city OF Wilmington now
- q -. h.aa NastI Ilxt xtr4
holding office from tne First ana Ihlfo
wards as heretofore existing snali hold
office only until the next annual election
on the first Saturday In May OF the pres
ent year QS8l) when their terms shall ex-
pire, and there shall be chosen Two MEM
bers from the First, Third and Eleventh
wards, as defined and bounded In this
act; one member In each or SAID Wards
TO serve until the annual election for
m embers OF said Board OF Public Eduoa-
tion IN Wilmington In the year 1852 and
one member TO serve until The said an
nual election in the year 1883; and every
said election TO be held after the present
year QkSD one member OF the said Board
OF Public Education In Wilmington shall
be chosen for the term of two years az Is
now provided by law for the election Of
members OF said beard In eaca OF the
several wards OF the said olly OF Will
mington. All the laws, rules and Tsgu-
iations in force previous TO the passage
OF this act conserving the election of menu
bers OF the said Board OF ofPublic Education
the provisions of this act, shall still be
applicable thereto, provided that In the
new territory by this act added TO the
city OF Wilmington, all persons VINO snail
have been assessed for ana paid school
tax / any district In New Castle county
for the preceding year, and are otherwise
qualified voters In said county, shall De
entitled TO vote at the next annual elec-
ton for members Of the Board OF Public
Education in Wilmington.
SKoYIoN TENTH That all laws and
parts Of laws inconsistent with the pro-
vision of this sct be and the same are
hereby repealed.
0KoTIoE SIXTH. The following desig-
mated persons areihereby appointed the
inspectors for the electloa 10 be held In
september OF the present year, :one
Austin v. Gaynor, inspector FOR the First
election district; Samuel S. CuTlett, in
speetor for the second elsetion DISTRICT
James TseSart, inspector ioT the Inird
for the Fourth election district; William
]. Morrow, inspector for the Fifth cleo
tIon district; Joseph W. Hart, inspector
for the Sixth election district; Thomas
election district; Thomas j. James, 1nspec-
tor Tor the Eighth election district: sT-
dinand Chairs, inspector for the Ninth
election district; Enoch Townsend, in
spector for the Tenth election district.
Thomas U. Doud, inspector for the Twelfth
election district; Lewis Iehley, inspector
for the Eleventh election district; James
+. Daley, inspector for the Thirteenth
election district; Andrew Lemon, inspes-
tor for ths Fou. tseAtn election district;
Jesse U. Johnson, inspector for the Fiji
teenth election district; Hswaon T.. Lam
nan, Inspector for the sixteenth election
dlstliot, and Edward Mcguire, inspector
for the Seventeenth election district; each
of the said inspectors shall appoint two
assistant insp ectors In his respective dis
trict. one of whom shall be the adverse
party to himself, and the place OF holding
said election IN each district, shall he ad-
vertisod in the manner prescribed In q
former sscti N OF this act, The said In
spectors and assistant inspestors by them
appointed kahAll be the officers OF the
said election, and shall hold the same
under and subject TO all the rules and
regulations prescribed hy law In rsfe-
snoe to The annual city election.
SRcTIQS SEVENTH. From and after the
passage OF this act, James McKenna and
VIM. Il. Robinson, present members of
the CITY Council, shall hold otf1ce in said
Council a. members from the First ward,
as defined and bounded by this act:
Merris Taylor and VIM. H. Blake, pres
ent members Of the City Council shall
hold of1ce in said Council as members
from the Third ward, AS defined aAd
bounded In this act, and I. James Sulli-
van ana Frank Il. Brown shall hold office
Ia the CITY Council as mem bers from the
Eleventh ward, as defined and bounded
by this aot. The members OF the City
Council from the First, Third and Elev-
enth wards an appointed and designated
In this section shall hold office until the
annual city election In the present year
(ISSl), when their term oil offioe shall ex-
pire, and at the said annual city election
In the said present year there shall be
elected In each of the said First, Third
and Eleventh wards two mem hers oI said
City Council, oAe member In o oh of the
said wards to hold Office until the an
nual city election In the year 1882, and
one member In each of said wards TO
hold once until the annual city election
In the year 1883; and al The city election
10 be held in cash year after the present
year there shall be elected In each OF the
said wards one member OF the City Coun-
oil, each member SO elected TO hold Office
Tor the term OF TWO years M 10 now pro-
yided by law for the election OF member
OF Council. for the several wards of the
said city Of Wilmington, 30 that from
and after the passage of this act the said
members-two from each ward and the
president of said City Council.
SECTION EIGHTH. At the aaId place
named In section fifth OF this act, sha all be
held the general election, all speoisi elee-
LlontfOr mem bers OF the General Assem-
bly, and repres entative or representatives
In Congress election lor electors of presi-
dent aud vice. preside OF the United
States, and elsstions for assessors OF said
hundreds and for inspectors Of said eles-
tisn districts.
An election shall be held in each election
district on thesfirst Saturday in the Month
OF September, ,inthe presen ty ear ,andon the
same day in each and every ear thereaE-
the hours OF eleven O'Clock In the forenoon
and twalUa f1clnCk noon and shall cOn.