The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-17
EW DISTRICTS.
fDivision of the State
congressional Repre-
Rntation Decided On.
i DEMOCRATS SURE.
Of Hudson's Eleven Assembly
Districts Laid Out On
4 the Nap.
HDEM0CRATIC BUT ONE
DEMOCRATIC BUT ONE

Especial TO the Jersey city Neies-
#ToN, March IL, 1S91.-The Demo-
bcratlc legislators held joint caucus last
night aud tried to settle the vexed redis-
trictina measures. The great trouble
was that everybody wanted to be in a
sure Democratic district and no one felt
called uDon to commit political hari kari
by going into a sure Republican district
Burlington county split all to pieces on
that rock and thus delayed the bill fur
ther.
SETTLED AT LAST.
The chucus finally decided upon these
Congressional DISTRICTS
FIRST Camden. Gloucester. Gu mber:-
land and, Cape May.
SEcoND--Atlantic, Burlington, Ocean
aud Mercer.
THIRD-MiddIesex Somerset and Mon
mouth.
FouRrH-Hunterdon. wairen, Sussex,
Morris, and the Republican townships Of
Essex
FIFTH-Passaic. Bergen and Tenth As
sembly district of Hudson.
SIxTH-Newark.
A1hN b. cCAoNJ NAsJB AlObCAcht @~eAN%
son and Kearny.
EIeHTH-Union, Bayonne and the Demo
cratic townships of Essex.
ASSEMBLY LINES.
Previous to the caucus, County Clerk
Mclaughlin. ex-Sheriff Davis. Police
Commissioner Feeney, Tax Commissioner
O'Donnsll and other well known Hudson
men met in the Governors reception room
and agreed upon these lines In Hudson
county.
FIRST DIsTRIcr:-An of Bayonne and Green
vile mp to the Newark and New York railroad.
thence along Ocean avenue to Myrtle avenue TO
Garfield avenue to the Cavan Point Plank Road
to Black Tom.
SECOND DIsTRIcT:--The northerIy line of the
First District on the south, thence along the
Hackensack River to Duncan avenue, to West
Side avenue, to West Newark avenue, to Hobo
ken avenue to Oakland avenue. to Newark ave-
nue., to Chestnut avenue, to Pavonia avenue. to
Baldwin avenue, to Railroad cut, to Cornelison
avenue, to Wayne street, to Summit avenue, to
Church street, to Bergen avenue, to Storm ave-
lDre-e, 10 Summit avenue, TO Communipaw avenue,
to the Canal, to Jersey avenue to Black Tom.
THIRD DTsTRIcr:-Beginning at Railroad ave-
nue. and Barrow street. thence to the Canal, to
communipaw avenue, to Summit avenus. to
Storm avenue, to Bergen avenue, to Church
street, to Summit avenue to Wayne street, to Cor
nelson avenue; Waldo avenue, to Ns wark
avenue, to Coles street. to Railroad avenue at
Barrow street
FOURTH DIsTRIcr:-Beginning at the Peunsyl-
vania Railroad and Hudson RIVER thence TO
Newark avenue, to Barrow street, to the Cana l,
to Jersey avenue, to New York Bay.
FIFTH DIsTRIcT:-Begin ming at the Pennsyl-
vania RIiiroad and Hudson River, thence to
Newark avenue, to Erie street, to Pennsylvania
trestle-worl to Coles street and Newark avenue.
10 Waldo avenue, to Pennsylvania Railroad cut,
TO Baldwin avenue, to Pavonia, TO Chestnut
avenue to Newark avenue, to Oakland avenue,
TO Hoboken avenue, to Jersey Avenue to Ninth
street, to Monmouth street. to Seventh street,
to Grove street, TO Pavonia avenue, to Hender-
son street, to Sixth street, and Hudson River.
SIXTH DISTRICT: Beginning at the Hudson
River and Sixth street and running thence to
Henderson, to Pavonia avenue, TO Grove street,
to Seventh street, to Monmouth street, to Ninth
street, to Jersey avenue to Hoboken avenue
SEVENTH pIsrRIoT:-Beglnning at the Hacken-
sack River and Duncan avenue and running
thence to West Side avenue to West Newark
avenue, to Hoboken avenue to Oakland avenue
to Jefferson avenue, to Central avenue, to
Manhattan avenue to the Hackensack River.
Eighth DIsrRicT:-Begnning at Hoboken and
Jersey avenues to Junction Railroad, to Pater-
son Plank road, to Hackensack River, to Man
haitian avenue, to Central avenue, to Jefferson
street, to Oakland venue, to Hoboken avenue
to Jersey avenue
The Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh are not
yet ready. 1t is expected that the bills
will be introduced today.