St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-23

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shop 215 Carroll, near Summit place; Third
precinct. j. B. CLANCY, Joseph MOrath, W.
H. Mead: station. Hoffman's grocery, corner
Western and Martin streets; Fourth precinct,
greri; station, Fuller, between Western
and Martin street: j. l.. Haupt,
A. Manke A. jackson; Fifth pre-
cinct, station, Gerlaeh's carpenter shop,
266 University avenue; Sixth precinct,
George Gerlach, Z. NJ. Holloway, Joseph
ner Marian and Charles streets; seventh
precinct E. c. Deppe, +. Schumacher, A n.
Barringer; station. Ellen street. between
Mackubin and Kent; Eighth precinct, H.
c. Sasche, p. Reddinger, George Gerlich:
station, corner Edmund anG Pale; Ninth
precinct A. Nicholl, William Esch, John
Jensen; station, Esch's warehouse, Mime
haha, near Como avenue; w. p. billiard,
Fred Bayer Chris Pleybush; station,
Tenth precinct, station corner Kent and Van
Buren, streets: Walter Nelson, William
Duren, Chris Horpke; Eleventh precinct
station, Kaider's hall, Front near Gaultier
street, Henry Hoffman, John kranz, A.
Rowe Twelfth precinct station. milk depot,
corner Front and Gauitier streets: c. A. wal
lingfGrd, j. P. Wallratf, ii. Brantigan; Thir-
teen.h precinct, station. Egan's cigar store.
Como avenue, at Northern Pacific railroad
crossing.
Ninth Ward.
First precinct, Thomas Reilly, Robert
Suhrsen. William Markoe; station, corner
of Til ton and St. Peter streets Second pre-
cinct, John Klien, l.. L. May, George Z. Nor
ton; station. corner Central avenue and
Western. Third precinct, William Murphy,
William Roche. Ludwig Schulien; station,
Temperance, between Graves and Thirteenth
". G. Jones, David Sanford; station,
corner L'Orient and Thirteenth streets
Fifth precinct, Martin Mohler, William
league. John KEENAN,; station, corner Mt
Airy and Torrent streets; Sixth precinct,
James Cormican, Walter Gibbons and Will
lam Stockton; station, lot l l, block 20 Ash
ton d Sherburn's addition; Seventh precinct
Ed Fox, Charles Sloake and j. j. Ahern ;
station, corner Parker and University ave
nues; Eighth precinct, j. j. Kennedy, c. }.
Carlson and A. Henke station X. OF l.. hall,
Park avenue, between Lyton and sycamore
streets; Ninth precinct, Thomas Greedy,
David Fitzgerald and George Schiere
station, corner Jackson and Sycamore streets;
Tenth precinct. w. j. Gleason, James Gala
CHER, James II. Rothwell; station, 994 Cort-
land street: Eleventh precinct. Henry Hines,
John Higgins, Fred wilson, station. corner
of Rice and Marshall streets; Twelfth pre-
cinct r. Vollmer Richard McNamee,
Thomas Howard; station, 107 Martin street;
Thirteenth precinct, Bernhard Dolan,
Charles Johnson. John DOwlan; station
Valley, between Canada and Warren streets
Tenth Ward.
First precinct c. L. Sumbardo, 4. j. Heard,
E. H. Wood; station, corner Ashbury and
Hewitt av enue: second precint, DIV. Harper,
Christ BendickSer, John Young; station,
Hamline Citizens hall, Wesley avenue near
Smelling: third precinct II. n. Stephenson,
Joseph Chambers, Ernest Moreau; station.
engine house. corner Raymond and Hamp-
den avenues; fourth precinct, A. NJ Alden,
A. d. Condit j. II. Southall; station, Bayliss
avenue, near railway station.
When the Eleventh ward was reached
AL or,h caihs 81 fhpoXV
up both hands. | have neither judges
OF OF voting stations selected A ques-
ton arose as to the limit of time when
they could be nominated. The city at
torney said the next regular meeting OF
the council. Aid. Sanborn said that an
initial did not constitute name,
and under the law the first
name of the judges should be
mentioned. AS it was uncertain
whether all the names read would serve
he suggested that the evidence go over
until the next meeting. when all neceS-
sary corrections and correct list could
be presented On vote this action
was taken.
An ordinance was presented prOvid-
ing that the Fourth precinct OF the Sixth
ward be changed from FentOn street to
State street. thence over Delos street to
the river. InereDy curlalllug tile leTIl-
tory of the Third and Sixth precincts
and cutting the Fourth precinct in two
parts, the upper part to continue the
Fourth and the lower to be the Thir
teenth precinct. The same ordinance
provided for the following changes in
the Ninth ward:
Dividing the First precinct on the line of
Central avenue the lower half to be the First
and the upper to be the Twelfth precinct:
dividing the Fifth precinct on the line of
Linden, Valley for short distance and Can
ada to the south boundary of the precinct.
the east half to continue the Fifth precinct
ana the west portion TO be known as the
Thirteenth precinct
The ordinance passed.
A resolution to create public scales
for weighing coal provoked great deal
of discussion, the objection to it being
that it might create new office. 1t
finally passed, with the understanding
that the market master was to perform
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