St. Paul daily globe., 1888-04-15

District No. is a narrow strip bounded
on the north and east by Wood and
Clyde streets, having for its western
boundary Livingston avenue to the
junction of Concord, thence along Con-
cord to the south city limits. District
No. takes III everything south and
west Of Concord street and east Of Liv-
ingston avenue, to the city limits. Dis
trict No. is bounded on the east by
Livingston avenue, on the north by
Isabel street and on the west by Bidwell
street. District No. takes in every
thing west of Bidwell and south and
east of Isabel street and Cherokee ave-
nue. to the city limits.
First Precinct 130 Dakota Avenue-W. S.
Goodner, Abram Fechmann and John Cos
tello.
Second Precinct, 124 Fairfield Avenue
Joseph Guion, Henry c. Walker and Andrew
Buckner.
Third Precinct, Ducas Street Police Station
John II. De Bruyen, William Haskell and
Nj. p. Moriarity.
Fomth Precinct, Corner State and George
Streets-Lawrence Tracy, Frank Goss and
John L. Arlt.
Fifth Precinct Chemical Engine House,
George Street-E. f. Crocker, John Theme
and j. NJ Burch.
Sixth Precinct 537 Ohio street-Calvin
TAFT, ii. Belland and II. +. Pieper.
SEVENTH WARD.
The Seventh ward is where the blue
stockings live. st. Anthony hill and
Summit avenue are within it's limits. 1t
begins at the junction of Summit ave-
nue. and West Third street: thence on
Third to Irvine avenue to Western, to
Pleasant, to st. Clair street, and out ST.
Clair to Hamline avenue; along Ham
line avenue north to Marshall avenue;
thence to Lexington avenue; up Lex
ington avenue to Carroll street; east on
Carroll to Harrington avenue; south on
Harrington to Marshall again; east ON
MARSHALL to Louis street; south to Mel
son avenue, and thence east again to
Summit avenue. There are three dis
tricts in the ward. District No. in
cludeS all of the ward lying east of
Western avenue. District No.2 takes
in everything from Western avenue to
Dale street. District No. 3 is the re-
mainder of the ward west of Dale street.
First Precinct 36S Dayton Avenue
Charles Wanzer, C. II. 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 M. Pinch, William E. Burton and II.
III Young.
EIGHTH WARD.
The Eighth ward extends from the
northern boundary of the Seventh and
Third wards to the north city limits,
bounded on the east by Rice street
and on the west by Lexington avenue.
There are four election districts. Dis
trict No. is a little piece in the south
east corner of the ward, bounded by
University avenue on the north and
Western avenue on the west. District
No. is bounded by Western avenue,
Thomas street, Lexington avenue and
Carroll street. District No. is long,
narrow strip, extending from University
avenue on the south to the north city
limits, bounded Oh the east by Rice
street and Oh the west by Western ave-
nue.. District No. takes in more than
half the territory of the ward, extending
from Thomas street on the south and
Western avenue on the east to the
northern and western boundaries of the
ward.
First Precinct, 315 Carroll Street-A. Defel,
T. Wheeler and j. II. Boyer.
Second Precinct 494 University Avenue
j. B. Charney, II. Bielenberg and r. StodGard.
Third Precinct, Kellers Lumber Yard, Como
Avenue and Gaultier Street-George Gerlach,
j Rosenthal and George Dorm.
Buren, and Dale Streets-George Gerlich, G..
II. Wallingford and II. Christoph.
NINTH WARD.
The Ninth ward comprises the terri
tory bounded by the Third and Fourth
wards on the south, and extending to
the north city limits, with Mississippi
street for its eastern and Rice street for
the western boundary. 1t is divided
into three election districts. District
No. is bounded OIL the north by the
Manitoba tracks, on the east by jackson
street, on the south by Thirteenth street,
east Summit avenue and Summit ave-
nue. to Rice street on the west. District
No. 2 embraces that part of the ward
east of Jackson and south of the Mani
toba tracks. District No. 3 includes
all of the ward north of the Manitoba
tracks.
First Precinct, St Peter and Martin Streets
John j. Ahern, Ed Fox and Richard Luhr-
sen.
Second Precinct, Broadway and Thirteenth
Streets-David Sanford, Jr., William Nc
league and Z. f. Walsh.
Third Precinct, Park Avenue and Sycamore
Street,. j. Kennedy, w. A. Cole and G. W.
Turner.
TENTH WARD.
The Tenth ward includes the subur-
ban residence portionS-St. Anthony
IarK, Hdmlln6 ana como IdrK, anu Un6
Minnesota Transfer. 1t is bounded by
Lexington avenue on the east and Uni
versity avenue, extending to the city
limits, north and west. 1t is divided
into two districts, by Prior avenue, for
merly WestWood avenue. District No.
l embraces Hamline and other suburbs
east of Prior avenue. District No. 2
has st. Anthony Park, the Minnesota
Transfer and everything west of Prior
avenue.
First Precnct-E. B. Higgins. Alexander
Adams and David Ellsworth.
Second Precinct, Office of St. Anthony
Park Assocation-W. P Hemenway, j. w.
Merrill and Charles d. Bentley.
ELEVENTH WARD.
The Eleventh ward lies south of the
Tenth, bounded on the east by the Sew
eEth and Eighth wards, extending to
the river ON the west and south. 1t in
cludes Merriam Park and Manchester.
There are three districts. District No.
l is all that portion of the ward north of
Summit avenue. District No. 2 COM
prises all south of Summit avenue
north of Randolph street. District No.