St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-29
It Seventh street. corner of Bates ave-

East Seventh street. corner of Bates ave-
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Fifth Ward-Third election district OF
Second aldermanic district.
All qualified electors residing in that part
of the Second aldermanic district of the
Fifth ward of said city lying north Of the
Second election district of the Second alder
manic district of the Fifth ward, and lying
south of the track of the ST. Paul d Duluth
railroad and Fauquier street can vote at the
building of Peter Keim, No. roo Reaney
street.
Fifth Ward-Fourth election district of
Second alderlnanic district.
All qualified electors residing in that part
of Aldermanic District No. two (2) of the
Fifth ward of said city lying north of Elec-
ton District No. three(3) of said Fifth ward,
can vote at the building of Michael Brown,
northeast corner of Walsh and Case streets
Fifth Ward-First election district of
Third aldermanic district
All qualified electors residing in that part
of Aldermanic District No. three 81 of the
Fifth ward of said city lying west of Gotz-
ian street, and Phalen street if produced
north to north city limits, can vote at the
building of Laramy Bros, No. $40 East
Seventh street
Fifth Ward-Second election district of
Third aldermanic district.
All qualified electors residing in that part
of Aldermanic District No. three (3) of the
Fifth ward of said city lying east of Elec-
ton District No. one (G of the Fifth ward
of said city can vote at the building of
Frank Oleson, No. 1852 East Seventh
street.
Sixth Ward-The Sixth ward of the City
of st. Paul is divided into two (2) alder
manic districts, as follows:
First-All that part of the Sixth ward OF
the City Of st. Paul lying east of the fol-
lowing described line, viz: Commencing
at the Mississippi river; thence southwark
along and to the south end of Hubert street;
thence sOutheasterly to an intersection with
Livingston avenue; thence southwark
along Livingston avenue through block
siXty-four (64, West St. Paul proper, to a
point where Livingston avenue, if pro-
duced, would intersect the south city limits
of said ward, shall constitute Aldemanic
District No. one ~ of the Sixth ward of
said city.
Second-AlI that part of the Sixth ward
lying west of Aldermanic District No. one
(D of said Sixth ward, shall constitute
Aldermanic District No. two (2) of the
Sixth ward of said city.
Sixth Ward-FirSt election district of
First aldermanic district
All qualified electors residing in that part
of the First aldermanic district of the Sixth
ward of said city lying north of Wood street
where it intersects Livingston avenue;
thence east along Wood street where it in
tersects Odell's creek; thence along Odell's
creek southeastward to the city limits, can
vote at the building of Frank Algier, No.
1873 Fairfield avenue.
Sixth Ward-Second election district of
First aldermanic district.
All qualified electors residing in that
part of Aldermanic District No. one (1) of
the Sixth ward of said city lying south of
Election District No. one a. of said ward
and north of Concord street, can vote at
Engine House Noe.
Sixth Ward-Third election district of
First aldermanic district.
All qualified electors residing in that part
of the First aldermanic district of the Sixth
ward of said city lying south of Concord
street can vote at the building of Tracy
Bros. No. 16S East George street
Sixth Ward-First election district of
Second aldermanic district.
All qualified electors residing in that part
of said aldermanic district lying north and
west of the following line, viz: COmmenc-
ing at the Mississippi river; thence on the
center line of Hubert street to it's south
end: thence on straight line through
blocks one o. and nine (9) of Eaton &
MorrisOns Addition to West st. Paul, to an
intersection of Livingston avenue at Odelrs
creek; thence on the center of Livingston
avenue to Isabel street; thence westerly on
center of Isabel street. westward to Ohio
street; thence westwardly on the edge of
the bluff to west city limits, can vote at
Bells Office, corner of Dakota and Fairfield
avenues.
Sixth Ward-Second election district of
Second aldermanic district.
All qualified electors residing in that part
of the Second aldermanic district of the
Sixth ward of said city lying south of Isabel
and east of Bidwell street. to south city lin
its can vote at the building of John NJ.
Burch, corner of Hall and Dearborn streets.
Sixth Ward-Third election district of
Second aldermanic district.
All qualified electors residing in that part
of the Second aldermanic district of the
Sixth ward of said city lying south of the
Second election district of said Second al
dermanic district and west of Bidwell street.
can vote at the Mcdonald building on the
west side of Ohio street between George
and Robe streets.
Seventh Ward-First election district.
All qualified electors residing in that part
of the Seventh ward of the City of st. Paul
lying south of the center of University
avenue from the eastern boundary of said
ward to the center of section thirty-three
49, township twenty-nine (29), range
twenty-three (23), west; thence west to the
centers of sections thirty-three (33) and
thirty-two (32), township twenty-nine (29),
range twenty-three (23), to the city limits
can vote at the schoolhouse, Merriam
Park.
Seventh Ward-Second election district.
All qualified electors residing in that part
of the Seventh ward of said city lying north
of Election district No. one o. of the
Seventh ward of said city can vote at the
store of E. B. Higgins at Hamline.
For the election of the following city
officers, viz:
MAYOR,