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The morning call., 1892-11-07
POLITICAL.

OF Oakland bounded as follows: Beginning
at a point in the northeasterly arm OF
Lake Merritt where the old charter line is
intersected by Twentieth Street extended; :;
thence along the center line Of the following
named streets: Twentieth to Broadway
Broadway TO Thirteenth, Thirteenth to its
point of intersection with The line dividing
Oakland and Brooklyn Townships; thence
sOutheriy along said line to its intersection
with the charter line of the city OF Oakland :;
thence easterly along said charter line to its
intersection with the said charter line at
Park Street; thence northerly along said
charter line TO Millbury street; thence along
said street and its extension 10 the boundary
line between Oakland and Brooklyn Town
ships; thence southwesteIly and westerly
along the old charter line to the place Of be-
ginning, comprising all the Seventh Ward
and a portion of the Fifth Ward of the city
of Oakland, one member.
From the Fifty-second District compris-
ing the county of San Mateo, one member
From the Fifty-third District, comprising
the county OF Santa Cruz, one member.
From the Fifty-fourth District, comprs-
Ing all that portion of the county of Santa
Clara within the precincts of ARnews,
Campbells, Jefferson, the town OF Noun
tain View, Mureand. the town of Mayfield,
the Fourth Ward OF the city of San Jose.
University, Willow Glen. Cupertino, and
the town Of Santa Clara. one member.
FROM the ruty-niln DlStflct, comprising
all that portion of the county of Santa Clara
within the First, Second and Third Wards
of the city of San Jose, and the precincts of
Hester and Crandeivilie, one member.
From the Fifty-sixth District, comprising
ell that portion of the county OF Santa Clara
not included in the Fifty-fourth and Fifty
fifth Assembly Districts, one member.
From the Fifty-seventh District comrris-
ing the counties OF Stanislaus and Merced,
one member.
From the Fifty eighth District. compris-
ing the counties OF Tuolumne and Mariposa,
one member.
From the Fifty-ninth District. comprising
the county of San Benito, one member.
From the Sixtieth District comprising the
counties of Alpine, Inyo and Mono, one
member.
From the Sixty-frst District, comprising
the county of Monterey. one member.
From the Sixiy-second District, compris-
ing all that portion of the county Of Fresno
situated within the following election pre-
cincts, as now constituted. to wit: Minturn,
Whites Bridge, Borden, Berenda, Fresno
Colony. Cantua, Huron. MADEIRA, Firebaugh,
Washington Colony, Widflower. Kingston,
Mendocino. Lake, Eastin. Selma, Wartham,
Pleasant Valley Sycamore, Crescent. Chi
cago. Central Colony. Liberty, Fowler,
Madison, West Park, Kingsburg. Malaga,
Oleander. Temperance, Scandinavia, Ward
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POLITICAL.

Avenue B and the waters OF the Pacific
Ocean, continuing thence along the center
of the followiDg-Damed streets: Avenue B
TO First Avenue. First Avenue to Turk,
Turk TO Broderick. Broderick TO 0'Farrell,
OFaTrell to Van Ness Avenue, Van Ness
Avenue TO Sacramento. Sacramento to
Central Avenue, Central Avenue TO Cali
1orula, California TO the east line OF the
CITY Cemetery; thence northerly in a
direct line to the Pacific Ocean; thence
along he shore in southerly and westerly
direction to the place OF beginning, together
with tie Islands known as the Farallon
Islands, one member.
From the Forty-frst District, comprising
all that portion of the City and County of
San francisco bounded as follows: Com
meDcing at the intersection of Leavenw orth
Street with the waters of the bay
Oh San Francisco, continuing thence
along the center of the following
named streets: Leavenworth to Broad
way, Broadway TO Hyde. Hyde to Sacra-
mento, Sacramento to Central Avenue,
Central Avenue to California, along Cali
fornla in a direct line TO its intersection
with the east line of the City Cemetery;
thence n6rtherly IN a direct line to the
waters Of the Pacific Ocean; thence along
the shore of said ocean and the said bay TO
Leayen worth, the place OF beginning, one
member.
From the Forly-second District. compris-
Inc ell that portion of the City and County
" D"h lahStoCO DOuHutu lOltORSs AOUl-
menclng at the junction Of the center Of
Market and Mason Streets, continu-
ing thence along the center of the
IIolloWlng named streets Mason to
Broadway, Broadway to Hyde, HYDE
tooutter. Sutter 10 Jones, Jones to Market,
MarRet 10 Mason, the place of beginning,
one member.
From the Forty-third District. COMPRISING
All tnat portion OF the City and County of
oan francisco bounded as follows: Com
menelng at the intersection of the center of
Market and Kearny Streets, Containing
thence along the center of the following
named streets: Kearny to Broadway. Broad
way to Mason, Mason to Market. Market 10
kearDy, the place of beginning, one member.
From the Forty-fouIth District, compris-
Ing all that portion Of the City and County
OF San Francisco bounded as follows: Com
menclng at the point where the center of
kearny Street iniersects the bay OF San
Francisco, continuing thence along the CEN
ter Of the f0llowing-named streets: Kearny
to Broadway. Broadway TO Leavenworth.
Leayenworth to the said bay; thence along
the shore of said bay to Kearny, the place
OF beginning one member.
From the FoTty-fifth District, comprising
all that portion OF the City and County OF
San Francisco bounded as follows: Com
nenelng at point where the center of
Market Street intersects the bay Of San
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POLITICAL.

No. 3, Fresno City. Ward No. g. Fresno
City, one member.
From the Sixty-third District. comprls-
ing all that portion of the county of Fresno
| not included in the Sixty-second Assembly
District, one member.
From the Sixty-fourth District eomprjs-
ing all that portion of the county of Tulare
situated within the following election pre-
elnets. as now constituted, to wit: Upton.
pixley. Aiila. First. Second. Third and
Fourth Wards of Tulare, Buena Vista,
Enterprise, Goshen, Traver, Grand View,
Excelsior, Grangeville. Hanford. Lucerne.
Lake Side, Le9noore, Kings River, and West
End, one member.
From the SiXty-ffth District comprising
all that portion of the county OF Tulare not
included in the Sixiy-fourth Assembly Dis
trict, one member.
From the Sixly-sixth District. comprls-
ing the county OF Kern, one member.
From The Sixty-seventh District, compris-
ing the county OF San Luis ObiSpo, one
member.
From the Sxty-eighth District, com.
prising the county Of Santa Barbara, one
member.
From the Sixty-ninth District, compris-
ing the county of Ventura, one member
From the Seventieth District. comprising
all that portion of the county of Los
Angeles included in the following election
Acton. Elizabeth Lake. La Liebre,
Esperanza. Fairmount. Langs, Newhall,
Los Virgines, Caiabassas, San Vicente.
National, Electric. Santa Monica. Monte
Vista, Cahuenga. Santa Susana, Lanker-
shin, San Fernando. Burbank. Gar
vanza, Glendale. La Canada. Tejunga,
North Pasadena, Pasadena City Precincts
Numbers One, Two, Three, Four, Five aud
Six, one member.
From the Seyenty-first District, compris-
ing all that portion of the county of Los
Angeles inelnded in the following election
precincts: Claremont. Lordsburg, Spadra,
Pomona City Precincts Numbers One, Two,
Three. and Four, Aznsa, Glendora, El
Monte, Farmdale. Old Mission, Monrovia,
Duarte, Lamapda, Sierra Madre, San Ga
briel, Alhambra. Knobs, South Pasadena,
Rowland. Covina, Los Netos, Whittier,
and Rivera, one member.
From the Seventy second District, CON-
prising all that portion of the county
OF Los Angeles included in the fol-
lowing election precincts: San Antonio,
Fruitland. Florence, Vernon. Downey,
Artesia, Clearwater. Norwalk, Compton,
Lugo, Enterprise. Redondo, Long Beach,
Cerrltas. Wilmington. San Pedro. Catalina.
Chautauqua. Bsllona. Centinelli. La Dow,
University and Rosedale, one member
From the Seventy-third District, CON-
rrisiDg all that portion OF the county of Los
Angeles included in the following election
precincts: Los Angeles City Precincts
The morning call., 1892-11-07
POLITICAL.

Francisco. continuing thence along the CEN
ter OF the following-named streets: Market
TO kearny, kearny TO the bay Of San Fran
cisco; thence along the shore of said bay to
Market Street, The place Of beginning to-
gether with ali the WATERS OF the bay of San
Francisco and the islands contained therein,
situated within the boundaries of the City
and County of San Francisco, one member
From the Forty-sixth District, compris-
ing all that portion Of the county of Ala
media within the townships of Murray and
Washington, and that certain portion of
Eden Township within the corporate limits
Of the town OF Haywards. and that portion
Of said Eden Township known as Castro
Valley Election Precinct. described as fol-
lows, 10 wit: Commencing al q point where
the northerly line OF the town OF Haywards
is intersected by line known as the diyld-
ing line between San Lorenzo and Castro
Valley l. ection Precincts: thence along
said dividing line of said precincts to the
middle line Of San Lorenzo Creek; thence
easterly and northerly along the middle line
of said creek to the dividing line of Ala
media and Contra Costa counties; thence
easterly and southerly along said dividing
line OF said counties TO Its point OF intersec-
tion with the dividing line OF Eden and
Murray Townships aforesaid; thence along
said dividing line between Eden and MUIR
ray townships 10 the corner of Eden, Muir
ray and Washington Townships; thence
westerly along the line dividing the town.
w
OF the mountain road from Haywards I:
thence northeriy along the middle of the
said road 10 the s0utherly boundary line of
the town Of Havwards; thence along the
boundary line OF Haywards and Castro Val
lev Election Precincts TO the place OF begin
ming, one member.
From the Forty-seventh District, compris-
ing all that portion of the county OF Ala
media. including so much OF Eden Township
as Is not within the Forty-sixth Assembly
District. and that portion OF Brooklyn Town.
slIip lying outside of the city of Oak land, and
all OF Alameda Township, one member.
From the Forty-eighth District, compris-
ing all that portion of the county of Ala
media situated within that portion Of the city
OF Oakland bounded as follows: Commcnc-
Ing at point on the westerly line of the
Seventh Ward, where the same is
intersected by Thirteenth Street ex-
tended. continuing thence along the
center OF the folio wing-uamed streets: :
IhiIteenth to Broadway, Broadway to
tenth, Tenth 10 Jefferson, jefferson to
iwelfib, Twelfth TO Adeline, Adeline to the
shore line Of Oakland Greek, and THENCE
extended TO the boundary line Of said city
OF Oakland in said creek; thence along said
boundary line in said creek to the inter
section OF said boundary line With the boun-
dary line between the Sixth and Seventh
Wards OF said city Of Oakland, and thence
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POLITICAL,
along said last mentioned boundary line to
the place of beginning, one member.

along said last mentioned boundary line to
the place of beginning, one membe
From the F0rty-ninth District. compris
Ing all that portion of the county of Ala
media as follows: All that portion OF the
city of Oakland lying west Of Adeline street.
and ali that portion of the county of Ia
media, being portion OF Oakland Town
ship, lying outside of said city of Oakland.
bounded as follows: Commencing at the
intersection of the northern charter line of
the city Of Oakland with the dividing line
between Bay and Temescal Election Pre-
cincts; thence northerly along I said d. d.
yiding line to where il intersects
the southerly line of Berkeley EIee-
tion Precinct; thence westerly along said
line of Berkeley Election Precinct to the
DIVIDING Inc between Berkeley and West
Berkeley Election Precincts; thence north
erly along said dividing line last named 10
the southerly line of Ocean View Election
Precinct; thence easterly along said last
mentioned line to the dividing line between
Alameda and Contra COSTA Conntias.
thence northwesterly and westerly along
said Alameda and Contra Costa b0undarv
line OF Alameda County and the Civ an6
County of San Francisco: thence southeTiv
along said last named boundary line 10 the
SAID northern charter line of the city of
Oakland; thence easterly along said last
named line to the point of beginning. one
member. ~
From the Fiftieth District. comnrisino
ali that portion OF the county of Alamsda
within that portion of the city of Oakland
bounded as follows: Commencing ar tho
intersection Of the northern boundary line
OF said city with Adeline Street. copiinuing
thence along the center Of the following-
named streets: Adeline 10 Twelfth. Tyelfih
to Jefferson. jefferson TO Tenth Tenth to
Broadway, Broadway TO Twentieth or lei.
ger Street, and thence along the continua-
ton OF said Twentieth Street TO its iniersec.
ton with the old charter line in the noTIh-
westerly arm of Lake Merritt: tbence
northerly along the old charter line. follow-
ing the neanderings of Cemetery Creek IN
the new charter line or Logan Street and
thence to the place of beginning, one mem
ber.
From the Fiity-6rst District. eomnrisiny
all that portion Of the county of Alameda
as follows: All of Oakland Township ont
side the city of Oakland and n OF inclnded
in the ForIy-Dinth Assembly District. also
that portion OF Alameda County comprising
the annexed district $50 Called and living
east OF the old charter line OF the city of
Oakland, as said line follows the center
line OF Cemetery Greek and into the moth
westerly arm of Lake Merritt. north O,
said charter line as said line extends info
the northeasterly arm OF Lake Merritt. and
north and east OF the dividing line between
Oakland and Brooklyn Townships. inciud-
Ing also all that portion Of the city
The morning call., 1892-11-07
POLITICAL.

nencing at the point of intersection of tie
center Of Guerrero and Fourteenth Streets.
continuing thence along the center of the
lOll0wing named streets: Fourteenth to
south Broderick, South Broderick to Park
Road thence along Park Road to Frederick
Frederick TO First Avenue. First Avenue
20 }. j to Fourth Avenue. Fourth Avenue TO
i, X to the waters of the Pacific Ocean,
along the shore OF said ocean to the boun-
dary line dividing the counties of San
Mateo and San Francisco; thence along the
said boundary line TO New County Road,
along said road TO Mission Road, Mission
Road to Thirtietb, Thrtielh to Old San
Jose Road, Old San Jose Road to Guerrero,
TO Twenty-frst, Twenty-frst to Guerrero,
Guerrero TO Fourteenth, the place OF begin
ming, one member.
From the Thirty-seventh District, COM
prlsing all that portion of the city and
county of San Francisco bounded as fol-
lows: Commencing at the point Of intersec-
tion Of the center of Market Street and Van
Ness Avenue, continuing thence along the
center of the following named streets:
Market to Valencia. Valencia to Ridley,
Fourteenth to South Broderick. Sonth Brod-
erick TO Park Road. aroun4 Park Road to
Frederick. Frederick TO First Avenue. First
Avenue to j. j TO Fourth Avenue. Fourth
Avenue to K, K TO the waters of
the Pacific Ocean thence along the
nue. ID, Avenue ID to Stanyan. Stanvan
10 Grove, Grove to Van Ness Avenue. Van
Ness Avenue TO Market. the place OF begin
ming, one member.
From the Thirty-eighih District. COM
prising all that portion of the City and
County Of San Francisco bounded as fol-
lows: Commencing at the intersection Of
Avenue B and the Pacific Ocean, con-
tnuing thence along the center OF the fol-
iowing-named streets: Avenue B TO First
Ayenue, First Avenue to Turk, Turk to
Broderiek, Broderick to O'Farrell, O'Farreli
to Van Ness Avenue, Van Ness Avenue to
Grove. Grove to Stanyan, Stanyan TO Ave.
nue. ID. Avenue ID to the Pacific Ocean,
thence along the shore to Avenue B, the
place OF beginning one member.
From the Thirty ninth District. COM
piisiDg all that portion of the City and
County of San Francisco bounded as fol-
lows: Commencing at the point of intersec-
tion Of the center of Sacramento and HYDE
Streets, continuing thence along the center
of the following named streets HYDE to SUIT
tel. Suffer TO Jones, Jones to Market, Mar
ket to Van Ness Avenue, Van Ness Avenue
TO Sacramento. Sacramento to Hyde, the
place Of beginning. one member.
From the F0rtieth District, comprising
all that portion of the City and County
of San Francisco bounded as follows: Com
mencing at the point OF Intersection of
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POLITICAL.

Numbers One. Two. Three, Four, Five, Six,
Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten. Eleven. Twelve,
Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen, Sixteen, Seven
teen and Eighteen, one member.
From the Seventy-fourth District, CON-
prising all that portion of the county of
Los Angeles included in the following cleo
tlcn precincts: Los Angeles City Precincts
Numbers Nineteen, Twenty, Twenty-one,
Twenty-Five. Twenty-three, Twenty-four,
twenty-five, Twenty-six. Twenty-seven.
Iwentyeight, Twenty-nine, Thirty and
Thirty-one. one member.
From the Seveniy-fifth District, c0mpris-
Ing all that portion of the county of Los
Angeles included in the following election
precincts: Los Angeles City Precincts
Numbers Thirty-two, Thirty-three, Thirty
four, Thirty-fve, Thirty-six. Thirty-seyen,
Thirty-eight, Thrty-nine. Forty, Forty-one,
Forty-two. Fortythfee. Forty-four, Forty
five, Forty-six and Forty-seYen, one men,
ber
From the Seventy-sixth District. compris-
ing the county OF Orange, one member.
From the Seventy-seventh District, cem-
prising all that portion of the county of San
Bernardino within the election precincts of
Seven Oaks. Bear Valley, Hoicomb Valley,
Black Hawk, Bagdad, Providence Needles,
1vanpah, Chino, Union. Rincon. Newberry,
South Riverside, Temescal, Colton, East
Cotton. Cloverdale, San Iimoteo. Beau
mont, Pass, and Banning, together with the
Third Supervisorial District, one member.
FROM the SsYenty-eisnth District, CON-
prlsIng all that portion of the county of San
Bernardino not included in the Seventy
seventh Assembly District, one member.
From the Seventy-ninth District. COM
prising sll that portion of San Diego County
situated within the corporate limits OF the
city Of San Diego, one member.
From the Eightieth District, comprising
all that portion of San Diego County not
included in the Seyenty-nnth Assembly
District, one member.
Also. FOUR JUDGES OF THE SU-
PERI0R COURT in and for the county of
A Also. ONE JUDGE OF THE sU-
PERI0R COURT In and for the county of
Tulare.
Also. ONE JUDGE OF THE SU-
PERIOR COURT in and for the county of
Kern. for the uaexpired term ending jan
nary, 1897, vice A. K. Conklin. appointed.
Also, ONE JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR
COURT in and for the county ofSacramento,
for the unexpired term ending January.
1897; vice w. G. Van Fleet, resigned.
Also, ONE JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR
COURT In and for the county Of San Fran
cisco. for the unexpired term ending Janu-
airy, 1895: vice Charles w. Slack, appointed.
Also, ONE JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR
COURT in and for the counties of Yuba and
Sutter. for the unexpired term ending Jam
uary. 1897, vice E. A. Davis, appointed
The morning call., 1892-11-07

legally certified Registrar of Voters in and for the City
Eighth day of November 1902 and are in the form that
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-31
PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY.

Wisconsin has within the last few years
undergone wonderful change, and is to-
day one OF the most prosperous and pro-
Guctive states in the union, and " hat has
made it so? Why, because her rich fertile
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crops OF wheat, oats. corn, barley, rye, po-
tatoes, hay, flax, hops and tobacco; be-
cause her lumber and timber trade exceeds
that of any state east of the Rocky Mount
aims, because OF her enormous manufac-
turing interests, the quality and value of
her live stock, saying nothing of her min
ing products, fisheries and enormous wa
ter powers. This is a desirable state for
settlers intending to locate in the North
west.
The Wisconsin Central Lines, as its name
would indicate, penetrates the center of
the state, and tributary to its lines are the
choicest farming and timber lands. A
mong the many thriving cities and towns
along this route are Burlington, Wauke-
sha, Fon du Lac, Stevens Point, Chippe
wa Falls, Eau Claire, NeS Richmond and
Ashland. For tickets, maps and full in
formation address
c. Il. BRAY ID. p. A., Wis. Cen. Lines,
Boston, Mass, or JAS. G. POND, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago, III.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-31
Horse Notes.

By Wallace's Year Book for 1891, which
is just out, it appears that Solicitor has a
son that is a sire of speed, st. Mark, sire of
Laura Bell, p, 2:27. Solicitors roll OF hon
or now is Justinian 2:27, Tiny 2:29 Ia,
Equity 2:31, trial 2:21), bubble trial 81
2S) and dozen others that have trotted
below 2:40. file has one sire of prominence
st. Mark, sire of Laura bell, p, 2;27. He
sired the dams of Nancy Hacket, :29 and
Chance 2:2S. II those who own his ma
ture stock develop it, the year OF 1892 will
do much for his family.
E. E. Benham OF Brookfeld, Vt, has
three colts sired by the same horse, which
are among the most promising in Orange
county.-Mirror and Farmer.
Mr.. Benham's colts were sired by Rich
ellen. owned by j. b. Wells. Lyman
Hutchinson has three, J. F. Chadwick
three, II. A. Powers has raised four, there
are many others in this vicinity, by Rich
ellen, We could call the attention of the
Mirror correspondent to.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-31
West FaIrlee.

Geo. +. Morris, County Examiner, held
public examination in the school house
last Thursday and Friday. A goodly num-
Der of teachers were present.
Ben A. Eastman took a trip to Barre,
Burlington and Richmond last week and
brought home a very fine horse.
Carrie Whitney visited Alice Farnham
in Cvpperfield last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
The Halma Club was entertained by
Mrs. Vim. Whitney last Tuesday evening.
c. w. Stevens spent several days in Bar
re last week.
Ella Haven returned to Woodstock last
Saturday.
Geo. Gilman of West Lebanon was in
town over sunday.
Bessie Whitney is visiting in Concord,
Manchester and Nashua.
Will Hazen went 10 Laoonia Monday.
J. e. Smith is very happy owing to DIR.
Niles, Jr.
Alice and Ned Bates, who lave been Wis
iting in town, returned to Lebanon last
Friday.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Whitney treated her friends
to some very nice moose steak which was
sent her from her son Halle. 1t, being quite
a rarity, was much appreciated.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-31
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