St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30
DEMOCRATS MASTERING.
The County Committees Call for a
Convention.

The Democratic county committee
met yesterday and formulated call for
the county convention of next Saturday,
the following being draft Of the Of
fetal notification:
The Democrats of Ramsey county will hold
a convention at Market hall Saturday, Oct.
6, at 10 O'Clock a. m. for the purpose of
placing in nomination a county, judicial
and legislative ticket and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before the convention.
The officers TO be placed in nomination are
as follows: Auditor, sheriff, register of
deeds, treasurer, attorney, coroner, Judge of
probate, surveyor, six county commissioners
and one SUPERINTENDENT of schools
All of the above officers to be nominated
for the term of two years. Also three judges
of the district court, each for the term of six
years. There will also be seven representa-
lives, who will be nominated at large by the
convention. The primary meetings for
the election of delegates to the county
convention will be held Friday, Oct.
5. between the hours of and z p. m.
The apportionment of delegates will be as
follows: One delegate for every $50 votes or
major fraction thereof cast for the Demo
cratic candidate for city treasurer in May
last. On this basis the various wards will be
entitled 10 delegates as follows:
First ward 800. 80. 6Tenth ward ....... 9
Second war d.. SlEleventh ward. 2
Third ward. ........ Rose. .............. 1
Fourth ward. IL Mounds Vlew....... l
Fifth wUrd ;......... New Canada, l
Sixth ward ......... 9Whlte Bear.......... l
Seventh ward. .. 4North ST. Paul. . l
Eighth ward. .....10 -
The places for holding SAID primary meet
ings ana the judges therefor are hereby des-
ignated as follows:
First Ward-Ffrst and Second districts.
northeast corner Decatur and Bedford
streets; judges, ii. Ii. Campbell, Cornelius
q o,,I n
Fifth districts, northeast corner Lawson and
Greenbrier avenue; judges, s. +. Ruter, Will
lam Thomas aud E. johnson.
Second Ward-All east of Arcade street ex-
tended TO the river. 925 East Seventh street;
judges II. j. Marsh, Matt Egan and Max
Feierabend; all west of Arcade street extend
ed TO the river, Margaret street police sub
station; judges f. w. Bott, P. l.. Dawson
and Charles Spiel.
Third Ward-Engine House No 2; judges,
James Carney, George Sommers. G. S. Cum
ingS.
Fourth Ward-First, Second and Sixth dis
tricts court house; judges, X. Il. O'Connor
John Baugh and j. W. Frost; Second, Third
and Fourth districts, city hall; judges, B. ".
Armstrong, T. Is. Grace aed George ROedIer
Fifth Ward-First Second, Third, Fourth
and Fifth districts, 254 West Seventh street;
judges, b. Ryan, NJ. r. Murnane and Frank
Gies; Sixth, Seventh and Eighth districts,
S91 West Seventh street; judges, c. Wurm,
c. A. Barth and F. A. Brom.
Sixth Ward-AL that portion of said ward
east of Custer street and Livingston avenue,
DucaS street police substitution; judges,
John Ryan, John Norman and Jacob
HJmmes; all that part west of Custer street
and Livingston avenue, 120 Dakota avenue;
judges. P. r. Mcdonnell, ALEX Mullen and
j. banner.
Seventh Ward-Engine House No. 5;
judges. John L. Smith, E. w. Leonard and
@. G. FutvOYe.
Eighth Ward-First and Fifth districts,
293 Louis street; judges, G. II. Allen, Will
liam Lux and William GrOtjan; Second,
Third, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
districts, 493 University avenue; judges, Ii.
II. Athey, Thomas Stoddard and George
GeTlach Jr.
Ninth Ward-Third, FFourth, Sixth and
Seventh districts, southeast corner Jackson
and Valley streets; judges, Martin johnson,
John Mcclellan and John +. Gehan; First,
Second and Fifth districts, northeast corner
Park and Sycamore streets; judges Ed
Murphy. Chris Oleson and NJ. Donovan.
Tenth Ward-NOrthwest corner University
and Cleveland avenues; judges, L. E. Ben
nett and j. II. Davis.
Eleventh Ward-PClice sub-statlon; judges,
Dan Baker and John Leonard.
Rose-Judge, G. L. Hendrickson.
Mounds Niew-Judge, Thomas Ryan.
New Canada udge, Louis Kohlmann.
White Bear-Judge, Joseph Ref.
North ST. Paul-Judge, Co. August Knauft.
The delegates in each ward will be voted
for at large. BY order of the committee.
JOHN b. OLIVIER, Chairman.
GEORGE III. ALLEN Secretary