St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-19


Democratic Call.
The Democrats OF The city Of ST. Paul,
aud all others vino are In favor OF an honest
aud economic administration OF city govern
mcnt will meet ia convention, through their
regularly elected delegates, at Market nail
corner Of s.. Peter and Seventh streets,
Thursday, April -, 1902, at 10 O'Clock III the
forenoon for The purpose Of placing ~ nom
inntiou candidgtcb for The hereinafter named
city officers. to be voted for by the electors OF
said city at The ensuing municipal election
on Tuesday. The third (3d) day OF May, l98S,
aud also 20 transact such other business as
may properly come before The convention.
OFFICERS 70 BE VOTED FoR.
Mayor city treasurer, city comptroller.
nine 90 members OF The assembly. four -
Of whom shall reside cast OF NaDasha ana
Rice streets aud north OF the Mississippi
river and four ~ OF whom shall reside west
Of WnbnAha and Rice streets and north OF
the Mississippi river, and one ~ who shall
reside in the sixth OH wdTd OF said city.
all the foregoing officers to be voted TOT by
the electors OF the entire city of 81 Paul.
one % alderman TO be elected from the
electors of each ward Of said city, sep
parateIy and respectively. in each OF the
following named wards, Ia Wit: 1he FIRST
IsL) Second (2d). Thrill (3d) Fourth l4thl,
Fifth (5tn), Sixth (6th). Seventh 1lhl, Eighth
(glh). Ninth (Dlh) Tenth (I0th) and Eleventh
ann wards OF said city.
TWO (2) Justices of the peace, one % OF
WnOHi bllhll febllt east OF NhDdbid uuh NV
streets aud north of the Mississippi riyer,and
one % who shall reside west Of Wabasha
and Rice streets and north OF the Mississippi
river
These two (3l Justices of the peace to be
voted for by the electors of the entire city ot
bt Paul
TWO ~ constables, one y of whom shall
reside east of WabaSha and Rice streets and
north OF the Mississippi riverand one )who
she'll reside west of Wabasha and Rice streets
and north OF the Mississippi liver.
These two O. cOnstables 10 DO voted Tor by
the electors OF The entire ely Of ST. Paul.
One Cd Justice of the peace for The Sixth
9TH ward, to be voted for the electors OF
the Sixth (6thl ward only.
One % Justice of the peace for the
Tenth (l0thj and Eleventh (llthJ wards, 10
be voted for by the electors of said Tenth
Q0thl and Eleventh Clllh) wards only.
One o. con table to be voted for by the
electors Of the Sixth C6th) ward only.
All the above named officers being for
term Of two (2) years each
PRIMARY MEETINGS.
Primary meetings for the election OF dele
gates 20 attend said convention VIII be held
tn the several wards between the hours OF
five 90 and seven "a O'Clock in the after
noou Of Wednesday. April 20 1892.
NuMBEH OF VOTING PLACES.
There shall be but one % voting place in
each ward which voting place shall be To-
Gated at the following designated blaze:
First Ward-At engine house, corner
Payne avenue and York street.
Second Ward-At Margaret street police
station.
Third Ward-At Engine House No. on
Fourth Ward-At county jail building on
Fifth street
Fifth Ward ~ No. $40 West Seventh
street
sixth word-At Ducas street subpolice sta
Iou.
Seventh Ward-At Engine House No. 3,
corner Selby avenue and MStkubin sereet.
Eighth Ward-A DickmSns wood office,
corner | University avenue and Western
Ninth Ward-At Knighta of Labor hall,
corner Park avenue ana Sycamore street.
Tenth Ward AT Clancey's livery barn, on
University avenue.
Eleventh Ward-At Union Park subpolice
station.
NAMES or JUDGES AT PRIMARIES
Tine following named gentlemen are hereby
appointed to act rs judges of the primary
meetings ut the various polling places:
First Ward-GIlbert Olson, IL. H. Campbell
aud William Young.
Second Ward-Ed Camen, James Farrell
and Charles Nuuncmaeher
Third Ward Il. j. Darragh, George w.
Sommers aud Aug Nilsson.
Fourth Ward-J. Il. Flanagan, William
Christian aud Il. n. O'Connor
Fifth Nard-irrank Gles l.. w. Kelly aud
Herman Shade
sixth ward-Jerry Murphy, NJ. C. Melady
and Samuel Deering.
Seventh Ward-Charies II. Manship, j. j.
Williams and ID. +. PEBBLES.
Eighth Ward-nllliam Lux, Walther Glib.
bOnS and Peter Remake
Ninth Ward-Thomas Brady, Ed L. Muir
ply and George q. Benz.
Tenth Nard-James Bradley. j. j. Collins
and John Larson.
Eleventh Ward-James Mcdonald W. c.
Severns and Jabob Hinkel
BASIS OF REPRESENTATION.
The basis OF representation shall be one Cd
delegate for each l5J votes, or major por-
ton thereof, cast for the Hon Robert A.
Smith Democratic nominee for mayor i'll the
municipal election held on May g. 1890. The
wards are entitled to the following number of
delegates:
First ward .-...... 7lEighth ward ......12
second ward ........ SINiuth ward. ......... 0
Third ward. ........ Sl'Henth ward. ...... 3
Fourth ward ,....... II Eleventh ward. 5
Fifth ward. .-.... Ill
Sixth ward ......... 81 Total 100. 49,. SIS
Seventh ward .... :
BY order of the Democratic city committee.
WILLIAM HAMM Chairman.
GEORGE IL. ALLEN. Secretary.
ST. Paul, April Is, 1892.