St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30

nue. Voting place, engine house, at Post
Siding, corner of Ross and Earl streets: In
spectors. F. w. Hadfield, President; A. f.
Mascher and T. Heindrich. Number of dele
gates, three.
Fourth District-All the remaining terri
tory in the ward known as Highwo0d. Vot-
ing place, old school house at t, Newport. ave
nue.. Inspectors. George d. TAFT president;
W. Fl. Howard, A. P. Bateham. Number OF
delegates, one.
THIRD WARD.
First District-All that portion Of the Third
ward bounded on the north by Grove street,
east by Broadway street. south by the Missis-
sippi river, aud west by jackson street. Vot-
ing place, corner eighth and Wacouta streets.
Inspectors, G. NJ. Orr, president; John U,
Rowan, E. II. Milham. Number OF DELE
gates, six.
Second Distriet-All that portion of the
Third ward bounded on the north by, Grove
stIeet on the east by ST. Paul d Duluth rail-
road tracks and Brooks street, south by the
Mississippi river and west BY Broadway SaTnNaS
street. Inspectors, John Harris, president,
John W. Riser, Nels Sandeu. NUMBER OIL
delegates, five.
FOURTH WARD.
First District-All that portion OF the
Fourth ward lying east of Wabasha street.
Voting place at the county Jail building. ln-
spectors. Henry Johns, president; Eugene
Giberton. Paul Quehl. Numberof delegates,
eight.
Second District-All that portion of the
Fourth ward lying west of Wabasha street.
Voting place. Colorado building. corner OF
Tenth and St. Peter streets. Inspectors.
George n. Nelson, ] es dent; frank Reed
and William Cole. Number of delegates,
seven.
First District-All that portion OF the Filth
ward lying north of Ramsey and Sherman
streets. Voting place, corner Walnut and
West Seventh streets. inspectors, John
William Sanonne. Number of delegates,
three.
Second District-All that portion of the
Fifth ward lying east of Western avenue and
south of Ramsey and Sherman streets. Vot-
ing place, corner of Forbes and West Sew
enth streets. Inspectors, E. nj. Kuby, presi-
dent; George Warren and f. SchefenDerg
Number or delegates, four.
Third District-All that portion OF the
Fifth ward lying west If Western avenue to
Toronto avenue and West Seventh street.
Inspectors, c. II. Parker, president: Romon
Mognets and HI. Blasdell. Number OF dele
gates, three.
SIXTH WARD,
First DiStrict-Ail that portion or the Sixth
ward living east of South Robert street. Vot-
ing place. Dueas street police station. In
spectors, F. E. Chapman, president; george
b. Evans and Nels S. Ness. Number OF dele-
gates. six.
Sixth wardlying west of South Robert street.
Voting place, John Minea's store, 33U Da-
kota avenue. Inspectors, William nj: Bole,
president: A. G. Wedge and T. j. Bigue.
Number of delegates four.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Dstrict-All that portion OF the
Seventh ward south of the following line
Commencing at the corner OF Summit ana
Hamline avenues: running thence east along
the center of Summit avenue to Dale street;
thence north along the center OF Dale street
to Laurel avenue; thence east along the
center of Laurel avenue to Nina avenue:
thence south of Nina avenue to Summit ave.
nue.; thence eaSterly along the center OF
Summit avenue to Nelson avenue. voting
place: Carpenters Lookout on Summit ave-
nue.. Inspectors: Mark D. Flower, president;
Charles S. Bunker and Fred 5. NICHOLS.
Number of delegates, four.
Second District-All that portion OF the
Seventh ward lying north of the center OF
Laurel and Summit avenues and east OF the
center of Dale street. Voting place, 4e0
Selby avenue. inspectors. Morris +; Prop
ping. president: Herman ReitzKe and Ed n.
Judson. Number of delegates, three.
Third District-All that portion OF the Sew,
enth ward lying north of the center line OF
Dale street. Voting place, koltf's station,
corner of Selby avenue and st. Adams street.
Inspectors John W. Pinch, president; NJ. D:
Kenyon and Edwin +. Beck. Number OF
delegates. three.
First District-All that portion OF the
Eighth ward bounded on the south by Car
roll street and Harrington, Nelson and sum
NIT avenues. east by Rice street north by
University avenue and west by Lexington
avenue. Voting place, Carroll street, be-
tween Louis street and Summit place. IN
sectors, A. Defiel. president: l.. P. Ordway
and John Lindquist. Number of delegates
five.
Eighth ward bounded on the north by Min
nehaha street. east by Rice street, south by
University avenue and west by Lexington
avenue Voting place, 49I University ave
| nue. Ferdinand Boyer, president; George
| Gerlach and F. L. MCGEE. Number OF dele
! gates, four.
| Third District--AI that portion Of the
| Eighth ward lying north Of Mlnnehahs
| street, and bounded on the east by Rice
| street and west by Lexington avenue. Vot
| ing place. corner of Rice and Medford streets
| Inspectors, Walter Nelson, president; Thos
| Rush and John Jensen. Number OF dele'
| gates, four.
| NINTH WARD.
| First District-All that portion of the Ninth
ward bounded Oh the north by Mlnneapoil:
avenue, east by Mississippi street. south b!
| Minnehaha street and west by Rice street
| Voting place, corner of Granite and CortlanC
| streets. Inspectors, Ole Hedman, president
| cyrus A. CLARK ana "A. AQdllS. Nuuper VI
| delegates, four
Second Distrct-An that portion of the
| Ninth ward bounded on the north by Min
| nehaha street, east by Rice street, south b!
| Rice street and Summit avenue, and west b.
| Fairview avenue. Voting place corner Q!
| Martin and ST. Peter streets. inspectors IL
| Knox Taylor. president; julius Schmidt an6
| F. Richter. Number of delegates. four.
| Third District All that portion OF The
| Ninth ward bounded on the north by Min
| nehaha street, east by Mississippi street
| south by Grove street, and west by Fairviev
| street. Voting place corner Of Thirteenth
| and Broadway streets. Inspectors, G. z. Bar
| nard president; John Nelson and Mat Jen
| sen. Number of delegates, four.
| TENTH WARD.
All in the Tenth ward shall constitute on!
| voting district. Voting place, Hamline hall
| Hamline Inspectors: c. l.. Sumbardo. pres
| ident: G.. A. Dunn and Christ BenedlXon
Number of delegates, three.
| ELEVENTH WARD.
| First District-All that portion Of the Elev
| enth ward north of Summit avenue. Voting
place, Murray G. Bells office Oh st. Anthem!
| avenue, Merriam Park. Inspectors: II.
Brainerd. president; E. II. Murray and d.
| Kingsbury. Number of delegates two.
| Second District-All that portion of tn
| Eleventh ward south of Summit avenue
/ Voting place, "Old Town House." Smelling
\ avenue. Inspectors: Adam Bohland, presi
dent; Carl Koenig and L. knapheide. Mum
Der of delegates, one.
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