Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-24
THE REGISTRY.

BELOW Will De IOuuO LILO UOuuudI1oS VI
the several election precincts of the city.
Under the law the judges of election ap-
pointed by the city council will, as given
below, meet at clock this morning,
to make up and correct the registry list,
putting thereon the names of all persons
known to the board to be legal electors of
the ward or precinct, copy of which is to
be posted in some conspicuous place where
the last preceding election in said district
was held. The board will again meet on
the Tuesday (Oct. 81 of the week proceed
ing the election, for the purpose of revis-
ing, correcting and completing the regis
try lists. meeting at o'clock in the morn
ing, and remaining in session until 8
o'clock D. IN. The manner of correcting
the registry lists, either of erasion of names
not legally upon the list, or of supplying
names omitted, is set forth in the follow
ing section of the election law:
It is the duty of said board at their meet
ing for revisions and correcting said list, to
erase therefrom the name of any person
interested therein who shall be proved by
the oath of two legal voters of said dis
non-residents of said distririct,or otherwise
not entitled to vote in said district at the
election next to be held. Any elector re-
siding in said district and entitled to vote
therein, may appear before said board, and
require his name to be recorded on said al
phabetical list. Any person so requiring
his name to be entered on said list,
shall make the same statement as to the
street and number thereof, and where he
resides, with the name of the household,
required by the provisions of this act, of
persons Offering their votes at elections,
and shall be subject to the same penalties
for refusing to give such information, or
for falsely giving the same, and shall also
be subject to challenge on election day
either by the judge or any other elector
whose name appears on said alphabet
cal list, and the same oath may
be administered by the judges as now pro-
vided, in case of persons Offering to vote
at an election; and in case no challenge is
made of any person requiring his name to
be entered on said alphabetical list, or in
case of challenge, if such person shall
make oath that would entitle him to vote
in case Of challenge at an election, then
the name OF such person shall be added to
the alphabetical poll list.
PRECINCT BOUNDARIES.
Following are the boundaries of the
election districts of the city land the judges
in each:
THE FIRST WARD
is divided into two election districts, as
follows:
First precinct All that part.of the First
ward lying south of the center line of
Tenth street-voting place, LIST ward en-
CINE house.
Judges. G. Taylor, E. d. Milham, Paul
Weide.
Second precinct-An that part of the
First ward lying north of the center line of
Tenth street. Voting place, at Joseph
Thayer's place, on Pearl street.
Judges-Jno. .Dowlan, Daniel Sanford,
w. S. Wilson.
THE SECOND WARD
follows:
First precinct---Tha portion lying south
of the center line of Eighth street. Voting
place old court house.
Judges--P. O'Regan, Jacob Heck, Geo.
W. Lamson.
Second precinct-An that part of the
Second ward lying northerly of the center
line of Eighth street-voting place at
John Wagener's, corner of Twelfth and
Robert streets.
Judges-C. G. King, Geo. Lynch, w. L.
Kelly.
THE THIRD WARD
is divided as follows:
First precinct-That part of the Third
ward lying south of center line of Tenth
street and College avenue. Voting place
City Hall.
Judges-E. L. Larpenteur, Matt. Koch,
Mic. Wagner.
Second precinct-All that part of the
Third ward lying northerly of the center
line of Tenth street and College avenue.
Voting place at corner of Rice and Martin
streets.
Judges Stephen Denzer, J. D. Ludden,
r. j. Markoe.
THE FoURT4 WARD.
First precinct-AI that part of the
Fourth ward south of the center line of
Pleasant avenue, and north of the center
line of Goodrich street and east of Dous-
man street to point where said Dousman
street if extended southwark would strike
the Mississippi river. Voting place at
the engine house.
Judges. Mcconnell, John Clarken,
M. j. Clum.
Second precinct-.All that part of the
Fourth ward lying northerly of the center
line of Pleasant avenue; to Marshall ave-
nue., and thence along said Marshall
avenue easterly to the intersection
with Lewis street !; thence souther-
ly to Nelson street and thence easterly to
Summit avenue, thence along Summit av-
enue to Third street, and thence along
Third street to its intersection with Pleas
ant avenue. Voting place at No. engine
house. corner of Mackubin street and
Selby avenue.
Judges-Thos. R. Brill, Edwin Bell, C.
II. Manship.
Third precinct-All that part of the
Fourth ward lying northerly of the center
of Marshall avenue, west to the city limits
to the center of Lewis street; thence south
to Nelson street; thence east to Summit
avenue; thence along Summit avenue to
its intersection withRice street, thence along
Rice street northerly to the city limits.
Voting place at the corner of Josette
street and Carol street.
Judges-John Caulfeld, Jacob Richter
B. W. Lott.