St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-07
wHERE TO VOTE.
The Polling Places and All the
Judges of Election.

Judges of Election.
The polling places were fixed upon and
the iudges of election in all the voting pre-
cincts were named at last nights meeting
of the city council, as follows:
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct-Germania engine house;
iudres of election, Gottfried Boehne, james
Kertsou and Joseph Ellis.
Second Precinct-Street car barn on Num-
roe street; judges of election, NJ Lyons, Ju-
Ian Pinz and J. L. Durgman.
Third Precinct-At kelers store; Judges
of election. Robert Irwin, Albert Weber and
H. E Basdell.
Fourth Precinct-Store corner Of Quincy
and Spring; judges of election, Matt Bredi-
mus NJ Hamilton and j. H. Hogcn.
Fifth Precinct-No. Is Fifth street, north
east; Judges Of election, William Hills c. W.
Brown and Robert Morrison.
Sixth Precinct-T. H. Reeves store, 81 Cen
tral avenue; judges, Joseph Moerls, Thomas
McAlplne and Frank Goodwin.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct-Cataract engine house;
Judges of election, F. c. Borrows. George A.
Morse, Scion Armstrong
Second Precinct-Engine house, Eighth
street and Seventh avenue southeast; judges,
c.. F. Smith, George D. Perkins and t. NJ
Van Cleve.
Third Preciuct-No 4O5 Fourteenth avenue
southeast; judges. A. X. camp, +. g. stone
man and C. c. Wilcox.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct-2611 Third street north;
judges. Charles Hoag, george dlgglhs ahu .
3. Manila.
Second Precinct-Corner Dupont and Twen-
tenth avenue north; judges, F. d. Beebe, 5.
a March and E. S. Gaylord.
Third Precinct-W ashingtOn and Twentieth
avenue north; judges. W. H. MllIs v Irues-
dale and George HOston.
Fourth Precinct-Hose house on Iwelttn
avenue Forth; judges, J. y. weld, Peter
Rouen and John Gilman.
Fifth Precinct-Turner hall; judges, j.
Maui. A. Anderson and James Best.
Sixth Precfnct-S02 Eleventh avenue north;
judges, William Gehritz, FL. S. johnson and
c. E. Whitney.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-Hose house No. 3, corner
Second street and Third avenue north;
judges. n. 81. Gierts n, F. Booth and ). ,.
TrusselI.
Second Precinct-Holden street hose house;
judges B. Beverage, A. J. Wilson and NJ. ID.
Ridgeway.
Third Precinct-Byron's store, cornerGirard
and Western avenue; judges, j. g. McFar-
lane; Samuel E. Adams and James W. Lohlf
Fourth Precluct-Springate' store, Henne-
pin avenue and Tenth street; judges, Will
lam Cheney, James Chalmers and George
Bradbury.
Firth Precinct-No. 1919 Nicolet avenue;
Judges, J. F. Byers, A. NJ. Scott and j. n.
Meyers.
sixth Precinct-No. hose house, on Third
street; Judges c. A. Cornman, c. W .Cyphers
and S. E. Olson.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct-Libby's Office, 242 Second
avenue south; judges, J. H. Clark, Z. Worth
ingnam and John Carlson.
Second Precinct-Twelfth street engine
house; Judges, c. W. Clark, George 7. Smith
and J. C. Williams.
Third Precinct-Store corner of Clinton
avenue and Eighteenth street south; judges,
Frederick Paine, q. W. Marchant and j. d.
Peakes.
Fourth Precinct-Deau's store, Third
avenue south and Franklin avenue; judges.
Jacob Dryer, J. W. Parker and Thomas
Downs.
Fifth Precinct-911 Eighth avenue south;
judges, C. B. Leonard, j. Il. Stearns and j.
a. Thompson
Sixth Precinct-Engine house on Sixth
avenue south; judges, A. Livingstone,
Thomas MCGOWAN and S. e. Cutter.
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct-Hose house, Washington
aud Thirteenth avenue south; judges, E.
Becker, William Gunderson and W. F. Gray.
Second Precinct-James Collins store.
1920 Fifth street south. judges, w. +. Nc
Carthy, E. Newman snd n. Schock.
Third Precinct-Thirteenth avenue south,
between eighth and Ninth streets, in Nc
Costs stable; judges, A. q. Mitchell, A.
Sandberg and L. G. Marble.
Fourth Precinct-Residence of o. Byorum.
1872 Franklin avenue: judges. jacob Stoft,
Ole Byorum and J. d. Muldoon.
Fifth Precinct-Franklin Avenue Engine
house; judges John McElroy, NJ V. Poole
and n. I. Sjoberg.
Sixth Precinct-Resldence of o. Ness,
corner of Eighth street and Twenty-third
avenue south: judges c. e. CroftS, Matt
Donahue and Chris Mayer.
Sixth Precihct-Residence OfP. B. Carroll,
425 Twentieth avenue soutQ; judges, P 3.
Carroll, Gust Heinrich and n. Michelet
Eighth Precinct-Livery stable, corner
Washington and Cedar avenues; judges,
julius Newgard, Charles HilStad and Fred
Kruckeberg.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct-2714 Bloomington avenue;
Judges. Phineas Phelps, A. j. Noerenberg
and John Hill.
Second Precinct-2436 Twenty-ffth avenue
south: Judges, E. L. Gibson, 7. P. Dryer anC
a. J. Lent.
Third Precinct-T. D. Ludwigs store, 34O1
Cedar avenue; judges, A. D. Libby, John NJ
Meloy and George Eaton.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Precinct-Robinsons lumber Office
corner of Third avenue south and Twenty
ninth street; judges, Albert Lawrence, R. j
Rankin and o. F. Strayer.
Second Precinct-Engine house, Twenty
eighth street and Blaisdell avenue; judges
c. C. Babb, i. 4. Chestnut and John S. Sven
son.
Third Precinct-Street car barn on Dupont
avenue; judges. John Lawton, j. B. Hunt anC
A. W. Eggleston.