St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-26
CALL TO DEMOCRATS
For the Two Conventions on.
Next Tuesday Week,
Oct. 4.
Where the Ramsey County
Faithful Will Hold Pri-
81 mapies.
Each Convention Will Be
Composed of 1872 Del
egates.
II G !,
Judges of Primaries and Sub.
Ward Caucus bivis-
ions.

day of November, 1892, and also for the
transaction Of such other business as
may properly come before the cOnven-
ton.
Candidates are to be placed in nomi-
nation for the following county officers:
Register of deeds.
Attorney.
Auditor.
Abstract clerk.
Treasurer.
Coroner
Judge OF probate.
Sheriff.
Surveyor.
County superintendent of schools.
Judge of the district court.
Court commissioner.
Legislative and Commissioners.
The Democrats of Ramsey county
will also hold legislative and county
commissioner convention Tuesu day, Oct.
4, at 10 O'Clock a. m. at -- hall.
for the purpose of placing in nOmina-
ton six county commissioners and ten
representatives. to represent Ramsey
county in the state legislature, to con-
vene in this city in January next, all
of said officers to be voted for at the
ensuing county election on the Sth day
of November, 1892; and also for the
transaction of such other business as
ton.
Primaries
The primary meetings for the election
of delegates to said conventions will be
held Monday. Oct. 5, between the hours
of and O'Clock y. m, at the places
hereinafter designated.
There will be one voting place in each
ward excepting in the Sixth. Eighth and
Ninth xybicb words will bavo throa aanh
There shall be in each voting place
two ballot boXes-one box for the
county delegate tickets-whicE tick
cts shall be printed on white
paper, and one box for the leg
islatlve aud commissioner delegate
tlckets-which tickets shall be printed
on blue paper. Votes cast at any voting
place printed upon paper of any other
coIors will not lie counted.
Tally sheets shall be kept in each vot-
ing booth, and the name of each person
voting shall be registered thereon. to-
gether with his residence; said sheets
to be preserved by the judges.
Voting Places.
The voting places III the various wards
and primary districts vii! be as
follows. and the delegates will be voted
for at large in each ward:
First Ward-I.iberty hall, on Decatur street.
Second Ward-Bast building, corner East
Seventh and Margaret.
Third Ward-Engine House No. l, on Wa
couta street.
Fourth Ward-County Jail building.
Fifth Wurd-Corner Goodhue and West
Seventh street.
Sixth Ward-First district shall be com
posed of the First Second. Third, Fourth and
Fifth precincts of the ward, with voting
place at corner Fairfield avenue and South
lZT
posed of the sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Twelfth
and Thirteenth precincts OF the ward, with
voting place at ISABEL and South Robert
streets. Third district shall be composed of
the Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh precincts of
the ward, with voting place at corner Hall
and George streets.
Seventh Ward-Engine House No. S, cor
ner Mackubin and Selby avenue.
Eighth Ward-First district. southeast cor
ner Aurora and Western avenues: Second
district, northeast corner Kent and Charlie
streets; Third district. southeast corner
Front and Marion streets.
Ninth Ward-frst district. all that por-
ton of the Ninth ward lying south of the
Great Northern railway tracks. with polling
place corner Jackson and Thirteenth streets !;
Second district, all that portion of the Ninth
ward lying north of the Great Northern rail
way tracks and south of Case street. with
voting booth at Labor hall. corner Park ave-
hue and Sycamore street: Third district, all
that portion of the Ninth ward lying north
of Case street, with voting place AZ Lem ke's
hall, on Magnolia street.
Tenth Ward-At Office of Harris & Jones'
Capitol avenue, near corner of Smelling ave-
nue.
Eleventh Ward-Un1on Park police sub
station.
Towns and townships will hold their pri-
maries at their usual voting places.
Judges.
The gentlemen hereinafter-named are
/, tnA to of 81
various wards and primary districts OF
the city:
First Ward-T. j. Mullane, Frank Norman,
James kain.
Second Ward-James Farrell, C. D. Smith,
Mic Willwer.
Third Ward-Ed G.. Schumacher, &c orge
Sommers, Isaac Marks.
Fourth Ward-R. T. O'Connor, j. E. Elan
nigan, L. T. Franheim.
Fifth Ward-C. j. Dorniden, John Miner
Jr., William Foos.
sixth Ward-First district George Guion.
Frank Moosbrugger, Jerry Mccarthy; Second
district Jerry Murphy AL Phillips Henry
Kuehne; Third district DR.. XaDten, E. P
Nelady, w. f. Dreher
Seventh Ward-George r. O'Reilly, T. W
Sheehv, G. C. Futvoye.
Eighth Ward-First district, Otto Nagle Fl,
H. Williams, John Boyer; second district
William F. Bremen, L. A. Normandin. Henry
Lutki: Third district. John Waldeck, Ed
ward Harbeck j. Jacoby.
Ninth Ward-First district John O'Con-
nor. Joseph Glrmscheid. George Terra Sec
ond district, Dave Fitzgerald; William Roll
eigh, r. Ackermann: Third district, John
Eiben, Thomas Heiber, Henry Hynes.
Tenth Ward-W. Ii. Sergeant. H. E. GRAY.
james H. Jones.
Eleventh Ward-Dan Baker. j. D. Rotter-
man, W. G. Severns.
Number of Delegates.
The total number of delegates in each
of the foregoing conventions will be 152,
apportioned i'll the various wards, towns
and townships as follows:
First ward ......... Eleventh ward ... 8
Second ward. Is Moundsview Up -. /
Third ward. .1OlRose Township. -. /
Fourth ward 1SlNeW Canada Tn
Fifth ward .......... l9lWhite Bear Tp /
Sixth ward .17lWhite Bear Village /
Seventh ward. ...... slNorth st. Paul -. 3
Eighth ward. 90 New Brighton 9
Ninth ward .......I6l
Tenth ward 81 Total 152
By order of the Democratic county
committee.