The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-11
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Districts in Which Elections Occur Saturday
List Of Candidates and Boundaries.

The election of school commissioners in dis
tricts One, Two, Ter and Eleven. on Saturday.
has called out the following candidates: Dis
trict No. ], John P. Frenzel seeks a reelection,
and will have as a competitor G. H. Shower, car
riage and wagon manufacturer. District No.
2, G. w. Smith, the incumbent declines
to serve another term, and his place is
sought by Granville N. Ballard, real estate agent
and Herman Bamberger, dealer in hats and furs
District No. 10 has two candidates. Prof. w.
A. Bell, who now has the place, and Albert T.
Beck, attorney at law. DR.. A. j. Hay has been
mentioned, but it is not known that he has
trict No. ii John II. McNeeley, of the l., D. q s.
Railway Company, and Robert Browning, of
Browning g. Sloan, are candidates, the latter for
reelection.
For the information of voters the boundaries
Of the districts are given:
First District-Beginning at the intersection
of Washington and Pennsylvania Streets thence
north by the center Of Pennsylvana street to
Vermont street; thence east by the center of
Vermont street to Delaware street; thence north
by the center of Delaware street to Michigan
street, thence east by the center Of Michigan
street to Alabama street; thence north by the
east by the center of North street to New Jer-
sey street; thence north by the center of New
Jersey street to st. Clair street; thence east by
the center Of St Clair street to Chatham street;
thence south by the center of Chatham and
Liberty streets to the Union railway tracks;
thence southwest by the line of these tracks to
Delaware street; thence north by the center OF
Delaware street to Virginia avenue; thence
northwest by the center of Virginia avenue to
the place of beginning
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ton of Meridian and Vermons streets; thence
east by the center of Vermont street to Della
ware street; thence north by the center of Della
ware street to Michigan street; thence east by
the center OF Michigan street to Alabama street;
thence north by the center OF Alabama street TO
North street; thence east by the center of North
street to New Jersey street; thence north by the
center of New Jersey street to St Clair street;
thence east by the center of ST. Clair street to
Park avenue; thence north by the center of
Park avenue to Cherry street; thence west by
the center of Cherry street to Fort Wayne
avenues thence northeast by the center
of Fort Wayne avenue to st. Mary
street. thence west by the center of St Mary
street and First street to Lafayette railroad
track; thence south on the line of said railroad
track to Walnut street, thence east by the cen
ter of Walnut street to Illinois street; thence
south by the center of Illinois street to North
street. thence east by the center Of North street
to Meridian street; thence south by the center Of
Meridian street to the place of beginning.
Tenth District-Beginning at the intersection
of Delaware street and the donation line;
thence south by the center of Delaware street
to St Mary street; thence east by the center of
st. Mary street to Fort Wayne avenue; thence
southwest by the center of Fort Wayne avenue
to Cherry street; thence east by tie center of
Cherry street to Park avenues thence south by
the center of Park avenue to st. Clair street:
thence east by the center of ST. Clair street and
the line of the north boundary of the Ninth dis
trict to the east corporation line; thence north
on the east corporation line to the north corpor-
alton line; thence west by the north corporation
line to Delaware street; thence south by the
center of Delaware street to the place of begin
ming.
Eleventh District-Beginning at the intersec-
ton of Delaware street with the donation line;
thence west on the donation line by the center
of First street, and on the donation line again
to the west corporation line; thence north on the
west corporation line to the north corporation
line; thence east on the north corporation line
to Delaware street; thence south on Delaware
street to the place of beginning.