St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-26
PRECINCT BOUNDARIES.

Election and the TGriomS Polling Places.
There have been many changes in precinct
boundaries this year. and many citizens are not
acquainted with the lines. For their information
the GLOBE publishes the following directory;
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct-Bounded north by city limits,
east by the centre line of Fifth street, south by
centre line OF Eighth avenue, and west by the
river. Polling place, Germania engine house
Judges, 7. H. Boham, c. b. Smith, Charles
Thieen.
Second Precinct-Bounded north and east by
the city limits, south by the centre line of Sew
enth avenue northeast and Summer street, west
by the centre line of Fifth street Polling place,
Matt Bredimus store. Judges, E. +. Comstock,
j. b. Sterling, Michael Lyons.
Third Precinct-Bounded north by the centre
line of Eighth avenue northeast as far as Fifth
street, thence by the centre line of Seventh av-
enue and summer street, east by the city limits,
south by the centre line of Spring street and
Fourth avenue north. and west by the river.
Polling place. P. Keller's store, Adams street.
Judges, H. L. Blaidsell, j. IL. Coburn, Robert
Irvine.
Fourth Precinct-Bounded north by the center
line of Fourth avenue northeast as lar as Madl-
son street, thence by the center line of Madison
to the center line of Third avenue, thence along
the center line of Third to the center line of
Spring street, thence to the city limits, on the
east by the city limits, on the south by the
center line of Division street to Ninth street,
| thence up Ninth street to the center line OF Cen
| trail avenue, thence along Central avenue to Sec
| ond street. Polling place, Central Avenue hotel.
Judges, Charles HAMS, C. w. Brown, Joseph
Moerls.
Fifth Precinct-Includes Nicoet island north
of Central avenue, and the section bounded north
by Fourth avenue northeast, east by Second
street. south by Central avenue, and west by the
river. Polling place, De Laittres block. Nicol,
let island Judges, W. S. King, W. S, Ayerill,
Hugh Butler.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct-Bounded north by Central ave-
nue., east by Ninth street, south by Fourth ave-
nue. south, and west by the river. Polling place,
Cataract engine house. Judges, F. c. Barrows,
| Geo. Morse, Scion Armstrong.
Second Precinct-Al that part of the ward not
included in the First precinct. Polling place,
waiting room, Fourth street and Fourteenth av-
enue southeast Judges, c. A. Coe, L. +. An
drews, II. ". Young.
| THIRD WARD.
| First Precinct-Bounded north and west by the
| city limits, east by the river, and south by Fiji
teenth avenue north. Polling place, street car
| barn. Judges, Robert Pratt, V. Truesdale, c..
G. Hashow.
Second Precinct-Bounded north by Fifteenth
avenue north, east by the river, south by Bas-
sett's creek as far its crossing with Sixth
street, thence along Sixth avenue north to the
city Limits, and west by the city limits. Polling
place, Cows pop factory. Judges, Matt Gross,
Z. Eichhorn, C. W. Dawson.
Third Precinct-Bounded north by Bassetts
creek, east by the river, south by Third street
as far Sixth street, thence along Sixth street
to Sixth avenue north, thence to its intersection
with Bassett's creek. Polling place, Turner
hall. Judges, j. II. Anderson, Charles Lampe,
IL. Ripple.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-Bounded north by Third ave-
nue. north, east by the river, south by pin
avenue, west by Fourth street. Polling place
hose house, Second street and Third avenue
north. Judges, y. II. Gierston, j. r. Corrigan
+. W. Booth.
Second Notwithstanding north by Sixth
avenue north far as Sixth street. thence down
Sixth street to Third avenue north, thence dowI
Third avenue to Fourth street, thence to Henne
pin avenue, thence TO Eighth street, thence W
Eighth street to First avenue north, thence tc
the Milwaukee and st. Louis track, and thence
along the tracks to the city limits. Polling
place, Sweets drug store, Western avenue AID
Twelfth street. Judges, j. G. McFarlane, j. IL
Hazer, W. w. Sly.
Third Precnct-That portion OF the ward in
cluded south of line beginning at Henuepir
avenue and Eighth street, running thence &c
First avenue north, and thence to the Mime
apolis q St Louis tracks, and along the track:
to the city limits, and north from line running
from Hennepln ard Eighth street. down Eighth
street TO First avenue south, thence along FRS
avenue south 10 Grant street, along Grant L
Nicollet avenue, then along Nicollet TO Franklin
avenue, and along Franklin to the city limits
Polling place, Springate's store, Twelfth stree
and Hennepn. Judges, Emerson Cole, j. j
AnkeIy, and George B. Bradbury.
Fourth Preclnct-Bounded north by Hennepil
avenue east by the river, south by First svenu,
south, and east by Eighth street, Polling place
hose house, between Nicollet avenue, and FRS
avenue south, on Third street. Judges, c. A
I Cat
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct-Bounded north by First avenu
south, west by the river, south by Fourth avenu
south, and west by Eighth street. Polling place
George W. Libbys store, gag Second avenu
south. Judges, : H. Barlow, j. III. Clark, 4
Worthingham.
second Precinct-That portion of the ward in
Guided within line drawn from Eighth stree
and First avenue south to Grant street, the
along grant to Nicolct avenue, then along Nico
let avenue TO Twenty fourth street, then alon
Twenty fourth street to Fifth avenue south
then along Fifth avenue south To Eighth street
then up Eighth street TO place of beginning
Polling place, hose house on Twelfth stree
I Judges, Z. W. Clark, L. f. Smith, Frederic
Paine.
Third Precinct-Bounded north by Fifth Az,
4 nue. south, east by Tenth avenue south, sout
! BY Twenty fourth street, and west by Eight
70 ! street Polling place, street car waiting room
Chicago avenue between Franklin avenue an
Nineteenth street. Judges, j. NJ Parker, job
;, II Stevens Isaac Fawcett.
, Fourth Precinct-Bounded north by Fourt
avenue south, east by the river, south by Tent
Il avenue sonfh. and west by Eighth street. Poi
ing place. engine house, corner Third street al
l. sixth avenue south. Judges, 5. [. Cutter, c.
: Leonard, o, 7. Tutile.
n SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct-Bouuded north by the rive
east by the center line of Cedar avenue, west
!. the center line Of Tenth avenue south and son
u By Third street Polling place, hose house, n
iugton and Thirteenth avenues south. Judge
Joseph huiScher, Z. Becker, W Gundcrsen.
Second Precinct-BOundcd. north by the &C
ter lire of Third street, east by tie center III
d of Cedar avenue, west by the center line
Tenth avenue south. and s0uth by the cent
Is line of Eighth street Polling place. Off
: Bumb-s cooper shop, 1922 Sixth street SOU;
-. Judges. i. Ii. Mitchell. G. A. Jenks, Charl
. johnson.
Ut Third Precinct IoHuded north by the cent
d line of Eight street, east b. the center line
ie Cedar avenue, west by the center line OF Tent
TO avenue, and south 10y the center line OF TwenI
fourth street. Polling place, Ole Byoiunl
a residence, between kifJechIh and Sixteenth 80
. MUGS south. Judges, a. {. l.aGgan, j.
Perry, p. i. Callahan.
q Fourth Precinet-Boanded north and cast
the river, west blythe center lice OF Cedar az
DC rue, and south by the center line of Thi7u stree
W extended to the river. Polling pIsce, Office
Smiths livery stable. Washington aid Gee
1t avenues. Judges, T. j. Anderson, + kriek
Id berg. Mat Walsh.
&c fifth Precinct-Bounded north BY center Ii
of Tkisd street, east by tie river, "s-5 by I
n center line OF Cedar avenue. and sJg IL &
n. center line OF Eight street. extend 10 {
ial river Polling place. p. g. ts.-a.ts 3:
be Twentieth avenue south. JnGges, = u. CarrC
se W. ". WTasnsa, G. j. Hendricks.
'e- sixth Preciaci-Bonnded north by the cen