St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-15
COUNTY DEMOCRATS
Will Meet in Convention
Next Saturday at 9
O'Clock
To Nominate a County Tick
ct and Two Sets OF
Delegates.
Eighty-Nine Delegates to Be
Chosen on Next Friday
Evening.
Complete Details Given in
the Committees Formal
Call.

egates to the Fourth district congress
sional convention, which convenes in
the city of Saltwater, Mimi, at the
Grand opera house on Saturday, the
3Oth day of August. 1890, and to transact
such other business as may properly
come before the convention.
Candidates are to be placed in NOM
ination for the following county officers:
Clerk of the district court.
County treasurer.
Auditor.
Register of deeds.
County attorney.
Judge of probate court.
Coroner.
Sheriff.
Six county commissioners.
County surveyor.
County superintendent of schools.
Three Judges of the district court.
Four senators and ten representatives
In the state legislature.
The Primaries.
The primary meetings for the election Of
delegates to said convention will be held
Friday, Aug. 10, 1890, between the hours OF
and z o'clock p. M, at the places herein
after designated.
There will be two voting places in each
ward. excepting in the Seventh, Tenth and
Eleventh, which wards will have one each.
The districts i'll each ward will be as fol-
lows:
All that rortion of the First ward lying east
and south of the Northern Pacific and the
Omaha railway tracks snail constitute Pri-
mary district No. !.
All that portion of the First ward lying
west and north of the Northern Paciic and
the Omaha railway tracks shall constitute
Primary District No. 2.
SECOND WARD.
All that portion of the Second ward lying
north of Fifth street and Francis street, if
produced from Fifth street to city limits,
shall constitute Primary District No. L.
All that portion Of the second ward lying
south of Fifth street and Francis street. II
produced from Fifth street to city limits.
shall constitute Primary District No. 2.
THIRD WARD.
All that portion of the Third ward lying
west of Broadway street shall conslsute Fri
mary District No. l.
All that portion of the Third ward lying
east of Broadway street shall constitute P1-
mary District No. 2.
FOURTH WARD.
All that portion of the Fourth ward lying
east of Wabasha street shall constitute Fri
mary District No. l.
Ali that portion of the Fourth ward lying
west of Wabasha street shall constitute Pri-
mary District No. 2.
FIFTH WARD.
All that portion of the Fifth ward lying
east of Western avenue shall constitute Pri-
mary District No. l.
All that portion of the Fifth ward lying
west of Western avenue shall constitute Pr1-
mary District No. 2.
SIXTH WARD.
All that portion of the Sixth ward lying
west of Livingston avenue shall constitute
Primary District No. 1.
All that portion of the Sixth ward lying
east of Livingston avenue shall constitute
Primary District No. 2.
SEVENTH WARD.
All of the Seventh ward shall constitute
one primary district
EIGHTH WARD.
All that portion of the Eighth ward lying
south of University avenue shall constitute
Primary District No. 1.
All that portion of the Eighth ward lying
north of University avenue shall constitute
Primary District No. 9.
NINTH WARD.
All that portion OF the Ninth ward lying
south of the Manitoba tracks shall constitute
Primary District No. /.
All that portion of the Ninth ward lying
north of the Manitoba tracks shall constitute
Primary District No. 2.
TENTH WARD.
All of the Tenth ward shall constitute one
primary district.
ELEVENTH WARD;
All of the Eleventh ward shall constitute
one primary district
The Voting Places.
The voting places in the various primary
districts will be as follows. and the delegates
shall be voted for al large in each ward:
First ward, First district at No. 656 Bed
ford street.
First ward, Second district, at No. 944
Payne avenue.
Second ward, First district Margaret street
police station.
Second ward, Second district at northwest
corner Hudson avenue and Mendoza street.
Third ward, First district at Engine House
No. 2, on Wacouta street.
Third ward, Second district, at Engine
House No. 4, corner Broadway and Tenth
streets
Fourth ward, First district, at county jail
building.
Fourth ward, Second district, at old city
hall, corner Fifth and Washington streets.
Fifth ward, First district, Cummings no
tel, POI West Seventh street.
Fifth ward. Second district at No. sS91
West Seventh street.
Sixth ward. First district, at John Minea's
store on Dakota avenue.
Sixth ward Second district, at Ducas street
police station.
Seventh ward, at Engine House No. s, cor
ner Selby avenue and Mackubin street.
Eighth ward, First district at 215 Carroll
street.
Eighth ward, Second district, at corner La
fond street and Western avenue
Ninth ward, First district, at southeast cor
Ninth ward, Second district SS2 Rice
street.
Tenth ward, at Baker g. Moffet's black
smith shop on University avenue, just ives
of bridge.
Eleventh ward, at Union Park police sta
ton, on Briar avenue.
Ali the townships and county towns viii
hold their primaries at their usual victims
places
Officers of the Primaries.
There will be a president and two inspect
ors at each voting place, which presiden
ana inspectors must be duly sworn accord
ing to law before entering upon their duties
The following named gentlemen are here
by appointed to act as president and inspect
ors of the primary meetings at the various
voting places:
First Ward, First Distriet-Henry Dunn
president; T. j. Mullane and William Demp
sey, inspectors.
First Ward Second District-William Dur
kin, president; Gilbert Oleson and W. A
Ruter. inspectors
Second Ward, First District-H. Marsh
president; P. Franzwa and Charles SPIEL in
spectors.
Second Ward, Second District-Willian
Flanagan, president; Frank Olson an(
Fled Aichle, inspectors.
Third Ward, First District-George Som
mers, president; Samuel Marks and Chri
johnson, inspectors
Third Ward. Second District-H. A. Davis
president; f. c. Delano and Albert Friend
inspectors
Fourth Ward First District-J. E. Flanni
gan, president; W. ii. Hopson and William
Christian, inspectors.
Fourth Ward, Second District-T. P Grace
president; George Roedler and P. j. Esch
inspectors.
Fifth Ward First District-B Ryan, presi
dent: Thomas Powers and John j. Ward, IN
spectors.
Fifth Ward Second District-John c. Her
man. president; 4. F. Kelljher and Franz
1de, inspectors.
Sixth Ward, First District = Peter DAILY
president; Benjamin Minea and j. C. High
house, inspectors.
SixthIWard, Second District-James Mulvi
hill, president; John Norman and Adam
Helm, inspectors.
Seventh Ward-John F. Smith, president