St. Paul daily globe., 1888-04-15
The Last Opportunity But One
Will Be Offered Next
Tuesday.
Democrats Especially Should
See To 1t That They Are
on the List.
Ward Boundaries and Places
Where the Boards Of Reg
istry Will Meet.

boards of registry shall meet for the
purpose of registering all qualified
voters who shall apply in person for the
purpose. Last Tuesday, when the ini-
tial meeting of the boards was held, the
registration was so light as to indicate
that voters are not giving the matter
the attention it should receive. 1t is
absolutely imperative that all voters
should register without delay, and there
are bnt two days more, April II and %,
when they will have opportunity so to
do. Many are under the impression
that, as their names are on the old lists,
they are not required to register. This
is mistake. If voters neglect to make
sure of their votes they deserve to be
challenged election day. and can blame
lowed to vote.
The aim of the GLOBE is to secure
to every voter his right to exercise the
franchise, and if the voters will heed its
advice and register next Tuesday as
soon as the several boards begin busi
ness, challenges on election day will be
few and lar between. With this end in
view the following summary of ward
boundaries and list of polling places
and registers of election are republiShed.
The several boards will meet at the
places indicated at a. IN. Tuesday and
remain in session until p. nj. Never
before in the history of local politics
were party lines drawn so taut as they
will be at the approaching election, and
Democrats owe it to the party which
has made st. Paul the most prosperous
city in the Northwest, and one OF the
best governed in the country, to be in a
position to indorse it at the polls.
FIRST WARD.
The First ward embraces Lake
Phalen and Arlington Hills. 1t extends
to the north city limits and is bounded
by the tracks of the st. Paul & Duluth
roailroad Oh the east. Grove street on the
south, and Mississippi street Oh the
west. 1t is divided into three cleo
ton districts. District No. l is
bounded by Grove street, Mississippi
street, Minnehana street and the
Duluth railroad tracks. District No 2
extends from Minnehaha street to the
north city limits, including all the ter
ritory between Edgerton street and
Mississippi street. District No. takes
in the remainder of the ward liv-
ing east of Edgerton street.
First Precinct, 621 Lafayette AveDue-
John II. Bowden, D. j. Harrington and Dan
Second Precinct, 964 Burr Street-James
O'Brien, j. j. Biebighauser and William
Dunlap.
Third Precinct 701, Lawson Street-Henry
Welheim, James f. Froiseth and Dennis
uarrigan.
SECOND WARD.
The Second ward includes East st.
Paul and Dayton's bluff, and in point of
territory is by far the largest of the
eleven. 1t is bounded by the ST. Paul &
Duluth tracks and Brook street on the
west, and takes in everything from
there to the east city limits. 1t is
divided into three election districts.
District No. takes in all that portion
of the city east of the river and south of
Conway street. District No. 2 lies
north of Conway street and west of
Mendoza street, extending to the ward
boundaries on the west. District No. 3
embraces all of the city lying east of
Mendoza street and the Duluth tracks
and north of Conway street, including
East St. Paul and Post Siding.
First Precinct 211 Bates Avenue-Jame
Murnane, William Wakefield and James Dill
Ion.
Second Precinct, 712 East Seventh Street
Fred Knauft, Charles Spiel and II. H. Camp
bell.
Third Precinct, 923 East Seventh Street
W. II. Cook, James Claffey and Leslie Par
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THIRD WARD.
Half of the leading hotels and board
ing houses in the city are IN the Third
ward, and it will cast big vote. 1t eX-
tends from the river up to Grove street,
bounded on the east by the Duluth
tracks and Brook street, and on the
west by Jackson street. There are
three districts. District No. takes in
all OF the ward east of Broadway. Dis
trict No. 2 is bounded by Broadway,
Seventh and Jackson streets and the
river. District No. is north of Sew
enth street, between Jackson and
Broadway to Grove or Pearl street.
First Precinct Corner Olive and Seventh
Streets-W. d. Wright, Nels Sandel and D. F.
Haggerty.
Second Precinct, No. . Engine House-C.
S. Cummings, James Murphy and jay Nc
Namara.
OThird Precinct, Corner Eighth and Wa
couta Streets-M. j. O'Brien, E. 2. Hilton
and Cyrus Eaton.
FOURTH WARD.
The Fourth ward is much the same as
the old and reliable Second. and may be
expected to cast bigger vote than any
other ward in the city. 1t is bounded
by Jackson street on the east, the river
on the south, Eagle and West Third
streets to Summit avenue on the west,
and on the north by Summit avenue,
East Summit avenue and Thirteenth
street. 1t has four election districts.
District No. lies to the south of Sew
enth street and east of WabaSha. Dis
trict No. 2 is west of Wabasha and south
of Seventh. District No. is north of
Seventh and west of Wabasha. District
No. 4 is north of Seventh and east of
Wabasha.
First Precinct, Court House--John Baugh,
George T. johnson and r; T; O,Connor
Second Precinct City Hall-August Ham
mer, George Roedler and T. P. Grace.
Third Precinct, Corner College Avenue and
Rice Street-C. H. Williams, E. l.. Larpen
teur and Frank Schliek.
Fourth Precinct, Corner Twelfth and Rob
ert Streets-Walter l.. Wyand, John Furlong
and John II. Willoughby.
FIFTH WARD.
The Fifth ward comprises everything
west of Eagle and Third streets and
south of Irvine avenue, Pleasant avenue
and Stellar street to Hamline avenue
on the west and the river on the south.
1t will cast large labor vote. There
are three districts III this ward. Dis
trlct No. l extends from the eastern
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Ramsey streets on the west, including
everything in those boundaries between
the river and Irvine avenue. District
No. 2 begins at the juncture of the river
and Sherman street, following Sherman
to Ramsey; thence to the juncture OF
Ramsey with Irvine and Western ave-
nues, down Western to Pleasant avenue;
thence to the junction Of Pleasant ave-
nue. and st. Clair street, east on st. Clair
street to Western avenue again, and
south on Western avenue to the river.
District No. includes the remainder of
the ward, bounded on the cast by West
ern avenue, on the north by st. Clair
street, on the west by Hamiine avenue
and on the south by the river.
FIRST Precinct. 201 West Seventh Street
William Smith, Nick Hardy and Dan Kelly.
Second Precinct, 506 West Seventh Street
Joseph Haag, Joseph Picha and Thomas
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