St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-10
ARE YOU ON The LIST?
The Several Boards Of Registry Will
Hold Their Initial Session To-Day.
AS LEGAL OPINIONS DIFFER,
ALI Voters, Especially Democrats,
Should See to 1t That They Are
Properly Registered.

last SESSION Oh Tie legislature applies ~
the ensuing election of city officers. In
its application to cities, the law provides
that the persons who have been ap-
pointed and constitute the several
boards of registry in their respective
precincts shall meet Tuesday, three
weeks preceding any general election,
and remain in session from a. m. to Z
p. m. for the purpose of registering all
qualified voters whose names are not
yet registered and who shall apply in
person for the purpose. Three such
meeting for the purpose named are pro-
vided for, the firstoccurring, as has been
stated, Oil Tuesday, three weeks pre-
ceding any general election, the second
the Tuesday following, and the third on
Tuesday Immediately preceding cleo
ton.
To-day is the first of the three dates
designated. The several boards or
registry will have their initial meeting.
AS this is the first election under the
new law, the question of registration is
an important one. Legal opinions differ
as to whether the old registers go, and
only persons who have never voted be-
fore or have changed their residence
since last election are required to
register.
County Attorney Egan holds that
general registration is necessary under
the new law, while Corporation AttOr-
neY Murray is of the opinion that the
old registers should be used as far sis
practicable, and that persons who are
registered and are not effected by the
law establishing new ward boundaries
need not register again. AS the city
pays Mr.. Murray for the solution of all
legal problems in which it is concerned,
his opinion as to registration will gov
ern the matter in this instance. The
old registers have been distributed
be used to-day SO far as may be.
Then, besides, difference of opinion
regards this important matter. it would
be well for all voters, especially Demo-
Gratis, to see to it that their names are
properly on the lists. To-day is the best
time to do it, as the rush will not be
nearly so great as on the two follow
ing days set apart for registration. All
Democrats will want to vote for the
splendid ticket which their representa-
tiyes have placed in nomination and that
they may not be prevented from so do
ing they should not neglect to see that
they are properly registered. For their
convenience the Subioined list of places
where the several boards OF registry
will be in session, together with the
names of those comprising the board, is
given. They Will meet at 9 O'Clock this
morning and remain in session until Z
p. m.
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct, 621 Lafayette Avenue
John H. Bowden d. j. Harrington and Dan
MacEVoy.
Second Precinct, 961 Burr Street-James
O'Brien, j. j. Biebighauser and William
Dunlap.
Third Precinct, 701 Lawson Street-Henry
Wellheim, James F. Froiseth and Dennis
Harrigan.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct, 211 Bates Avenue-James
William Wakefield and James Dill
lon.
Second Precinct, 712 East Seventh Street
Fred Knauft, Charles Spiel and II. II. Camp
bell.
Third Precinct, 923 East Seventh Street
W. ii. Cook, James Claffey and Leslie Par
lin.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct. Corner Olive and Seventh
d. Wright, Nels Sandel and D. F.
Haggerty.
Second Precinct, No. Engine House,
S. Cummings, James Murphy and Jay Nc
Namara.
Third Precinct, Corner Eighth and Wacou-
ia Streets-M j. O'Brien, E. P. Hilton and
Cyrus Eaton.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct, Court House-John Baugh.
George T. johnson and r. 7. 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 H. Willoughby.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct pol West Seventh Street
William Smith, Nick Hardy and Dan Kelly.
Second Precinct, 500 West Seventh Street
Haag, Joseph Picha and Thomas
Powers.
Third Precinct, S91 West Seventh Street
Henry Harrity, j Ohm Ultz and William Welsh.
sIYTH WARD.
First Precinct 100 Dakota Ayenue-W. S.
Goodner, Abram Fechmann and John Cos
tello.
Second Precinct, 124 Fairfield Avenue
Joseph Guion, Henry G. Walker and Andrew
Buckner.
Third Precinct, Dueas Street Police Station
John H. De Bruyen, William Haskell and
M. p. Moriarity.
Fourth Precinct, Corner State and George
Tracy, Frank Goss and
John L. Art.
Fifth Precinct Chemical Engine House,
George Street,. f. Croker, John Theme
and j. NJ. Burch.
Taft, II. Belland and III. f. Pieper
SEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct, 1863 Dayton Avenue
Charles Wanzer, c. H. Manship and George
W. Moore
Second Precinct, No. 5 Engine House.
Mackubin Street and Selby Avenue-George
w. Dellinger, William Carson and G. w.
Rowland.
Third Precinct. No. 6 Chemical Engine
House, Victoria Street and Ashland Avenue.
John NJ. Pinch, William E. Burton and III.
H. Young.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Precinct315 Carroll Street-A. Dehel,
T. Wheeler and j. H. Boyer.
Second Precinct. 494 University Avenue
j. B. CLANCY, II. Bielenberg and T. Stoddard.
Third Precinct, Keller's Lumber Yard, Como
Avenue and Gaultier Street-George Gerlach,
j. Rosenthal and George Dorm.
Fourth Precinct, Bowling Alley near Van
Buren, and Dale Streets-George Gerlich, c.
Fl. Wallingford and FL. Christoph.
NINTH WARD.
First Precinct, St Peter and Martin Streets
John j. Ahern, Ed Fox and Richard Luhr-
sen.
Second Precinct, Broadway and Thirteenth
Streets-David Sanford, Dr., William Nc
league and E. F. Walsh.
Third Precinct, Park Avenue and Sycamore
Street,. j. Kennedy, W. A. Cole and G. W.
Turner.
TENTH WARD.
First Precinct-E. +. Higgins, Alexander
Adams and David Ellsworth.
Second Precinct, Office of st. Anthony Park
Association-W. P. HemenWay, j. W. Merrill
and Charles d. Bentley.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct, Public School House in
Merriam Park-R. NJ. Bell, FL. W. Topping
and Thomas Prince.
Second Precinct, Public School House in
Manchester Park-H. A. Brewster, P. j.
Gleason and A. L. Craig.
Third Precinct, Randolph Street and Smell
ing Avenue-Peter Boland, William A.
cavern and w. A. Wessinger.
THEY KNOW A GOOD THING.
The French Political Club In
dorses the Democratic City
Ticket.
Tha Frapoh Political oluh ono ctrono