Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04
ELECTION DAY.
Where to Vote and What to Vote
Il 90 For

For.
Next Tuesday will be general election day.
when the people of the country will be called
upon to vote for president and vice presi-
dent of the United States; the people of the
First congressional district one member OF
congress; the people of Nebraska for gov
ernor, lieutenant governor, secretary of
state, state treasurer, auditor of public ac-
counts, attorney general, commissioner Of
public naan. lands and ,,u buildings is ana
and the residents of Douglas county
for one county commissioner for District No
l, one county attorney, three senators for
Sixth senatorial district, nine representatives
for Tenth representative district, one as
SCISSOR for each precinct, three judges and
two clerks of election for each precinct, two
road supervisors for each precinct outside
city of Omaha, three road supervisors for
Valley precinct, one justice of the peace for
Chicago precinct, one justice of the peace for
First ward, two justices Of the peace for
Eighth ward, one justice of the peace for
Seventh ward one justice of the peace for
Union precinct, one constable for First ward,
one constable for West Omaha, one con-
stable for Seventh precinct, one constable
Chicago precinct, two constables for Eighth
ward, one constable for Second ward, Omaha,
one constable for Florence
The polling places in the city Of Omaha
nave De6u lOCaVeu at VnS IOliOWlnS pOlntS:
Precinct No. district No. 1-SOuthwest
corner Tenth aud Jones streets; No. 2, 1ll7
south Sixth street, Vinney's barber shop;
No. 3, southeast corner Eleventh and Dorcas
streets, engine house.
Precinct No. 2--District No. 1-"McShane
Wigwam," Sixteenth street, near Williams
street No. 2, 1868 south Sixteenth street.
Precinct No 3-District No. 1-lOOS Dav-
export street; No. 2, 1922 Harvey street
Precinct No. 4-District No. l-Planters
l,o,,, Stxva A,th aud Nn1fv ncfr nnf q
No. 3, Henry Grebe's office, ST. Mary's ave-
nue. between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
Precinct No. 5-District No. sos north
Sixteenth street; No. q engine house. corner
Sixteenth and lizard streets.
Precinct No. 6-District No. North
west corner Twenty seventh and Lake
streets; No. g Crossing Twenty-fourth
street and Belt Line railroad.
Precinct No. 7.-District No. 1-1239
Park avenue; district No. 3, corner Ed
Creighton avenue and Twenty
street.
Precint No. S-District No. 1-Chaney's
barber shop, corner Twenty first and Cum
ing streets; No 9, Furays barn, Cunning
street, between Twenty fourth street and
Twenty-tifth avenue.
Precinct No. 9-District No 1-Chas
Johnson's store, corner Twenty-eight and
Farnam streets; No. 2, c. J. Ryan's office
corner Mercer and Lowe avenues.
vonkas Office, N street, near Twenty-sixth
street; No. 2, Judge Levy's office, Twenty
sixth street, between and o; No 3, Xii
kerr's building, q street, near Thirtieth
street; No. 4, Stock Yards Exchange build
ing.
All parties living in South Omaha precinct
notl within the corporate limits of South
Omaha shall vote in the First, Third and
Fourth wards, as follows All east Of Un-
ION Pacific railway, south OF Q street, in
Third ward. and all north OF Q street in the
Fourth ward
The voting places in the comfy will be as
follows:
Douglas Precinct-Henry Ruser's.
Milard Precinct-School house at Millard
station.
McArdle Precinct-McArdle school house.
Florence Precinct-F'lorence school house
Union Precilct-Railroad store at Irving
ton.
Jefferson Precinct-School house district
A..
Elkhorn Precint-Town hall, Elkhorn city.
Valley Precinct-School house, Valley sta
tion,
Waterloo Precinct-Masonic hall building.
horn station
West Omaha Precinct-School house, dis
trict No Q.
Besides the candidates above enumerated,
the people OF Douglas county will be called
upon to vote on the question Of the purchase
Of land for county poor farm and appropri-
ating certain monies for that purpose This
question, as submitted by the board of county
commissioners, Is as follows:
Shall the county Of Douglas, by its board
of county commissioners, be authorized 70
purchase land not to exceed six hundred and
forty (64O) acres, for the purpose of using
the same as poor farm for the poor OF said