Daily globe., 1882-10-05

elections therein shall be at No. 8 hose
mouse on Second street. The
second precinct is is as follows: Com
menclng at the intersection Of centre line
OF Seventh street north with the boundary
line OF the ward and running along that
centre line to the centre line Of Hennepin
avenue and thence southwesterly to the
centre line of Eighth street, thence to
centre line of Seventh avenue north, thence
along the M. & st. L. railway, thence
southwesterly to the boundary line of the
city, thence to place of beginning.
The place of holding elections shall be
at drug store corner of Western avenue
and Twelfth Street.
The Third precinct is as follows; Com
mencing at center line of First avenue
north and Eighth street north, and run
ming thence westerly to the M. & st. L.
Ry.; thence southwesterly to the western
boundary of the city; thence south to the
south boundary of the city; thence
east to Nicollet avenue and Eighth street
south, thence to place of beginning on
Eighth street.
Place of holding election Springate
store.
4. The Fourth precinct shall include
In the other three precincts.
Polling place-No. hose house.
FIFTH WARD.
1. The First precinct of the Fifth ward
shall be as follows:
All that territory between the easterly
boundary line of the ward and the Fourth
avenue south and between the center of
Eighth street and the river.
Polling precinct-G. w. Libby's Office.
2. The Second precinct shall include all
that territory between the easterly boun-
Diary OF Fourth ward and center of Fifth
avenue south, and between center of
Eighth street and the southern boundary
of the city,
Polling place.. Z. Snyder's residence.
3. The third precinct shall include all
that territory east of second precinct and
south of center of Eighth street.
Polling place-Henry Downs.
4. The fourth precinct shall include all
that territory in this ward not included in
the other precincts.
Polling place-Engine house, corner
Sixth avenue and Third street,
SIXTH WARD.
- Aho AASo HACO1ACG cudll D0 DIS IOl-
lows: Bounded on the northerly side by
the river; on the east by center line of
Cedar avenue; on the south by center line
of South Sixth street and by center line of
Tenth avenue south. Polling place, No. 5
hose house.
2. The second precinct shall include all
the territory lying southerly of south Sixth
street, and between the centre line of
Tenth avenue south and the centre of Ce-
dar avenue. Polling place, A. II. Mitchelrs
residence.
3. The third precinct shall include all
that territory in the ward bounded on the
northerly and easterly sides by the ward
boundaries; on southerly side by south
Sixth street and by direct continuation of
this street to the city limits and on the
east by Cedar avenue. Polling place
Lang's store,
4. The fourth precinct includes the bal
ance of the ward. Polling place-Resi-
dence of n. L. Sjoberg.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
First ward, first precinct Michael Ly-
ons, Godfried Mahyne, Chas. Thielor.
Second precinct-M. W. Glenn, O. p.
Chesley, DIR. A. Hinsch. Third precint-
OOhAA VOASAASOAs OAO - OQu L. Lee.
Second ward, first precinct
W. w. Barrows, Solon Armstrong, Geo
A. Morse. Second precinct-Alderman n
Coe and 7. A. Andrews, G. B. Dake.
Third ward, first precinct-Chas. Hoag,
Robert Pratt, John Mittever. Second pre-
cinct-C. W. Dawson. M. Gross, Edmund
Eichhorn. Third precinct-M. Kees, A.
NJ. Greeley, S. Plummer.
Fourth ward, first precinct John
Schurch, E. Tre4dwell, II. Geirstson. Sec
ond precinct-Ald. Cleveland, j. J. Nc
Farlone, S. Medal. Third precinct-Ald
Morse, j. ]. Ankeny, Samuel Hill. Fourth
precinct-Ald. Barges, Collins, Hauser, A.
r. Brandt.
Fifth ward. first precinct-Geo. w.
Chowen, William Hooker, Ed. A.
McDermott. Second precinct-C. w.
Clark, Geo. A. Pillsbury, q. P. Hurley.
Third precinct w. Parker, j. h. Ste
vens, John P. Casey. Fourth precinct
w. w. Bracket, VIM. Buffers. E. B. Ames.
Sixth ward, first precinct Joseph
Holsches, A. Saigmon, E. Normen. Second
precinct-O. Byerum, A. H. Mitchell, Hen
ry Grant. Third precinct-Matt Walsh,
F. D. Nuremberg, Chas. johnson. Fourth
precin0t-L. Swenson. John McIlrOy, Stiles
Gray.
After some small business the meeting
adjourned.
%Fast, brilliant and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colors. One package colors 10
4 lbs. of goods. 10 cents for any color.
PERSONAL MENTION.
G. NJ. Foote has returned from his trip
to Fargo.
General Manager Merrill, ]. w. Cary, j.
7. Clark and W. G. Swan of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway company
were in Minneapolis yesterday.
Fred Bryant is home again from Winni-
peg.