, 1892-11-03
CUT THIS OUT.
Ward Boundaries and Precinct
Polling Places.


Decide for whom you will vote before
going to the polls next Tuesday.
1t will save time and confusion.
Cut out official list of candidates as
printed in THE TRIBUNE and make your
selections at once. If you put the matter
of until the last moment you are liable to
do hap-hazard and ill-considered voting.
At the election get your ballotfrOm the pro-
per officers and retire to one of the booths
provided for the accommodation of voters.
Prepare your ballot by making a cross
of each candidate for whom you
intend to vote. Be careful to make the
cross distinct and as close up to the name
as possible. Vote for the constitutional
amendment by erasing the negative form
of the proposition.
After preparing your ballot, fold it so
the face will be concealed and the endorse
ment stamp will appear in plain sight.
Deposit your ballot and depart.
For the accommodation of voters, both
in the city and the outside precincts, The
TRIBUNE herewith prints the ward limits
the names of inspectors and Judges, and
the polling places in each precinct. Cut
the list out and keep it. You may want
to refer to it for special information on
election day.
FIRST WARD.
Commencing at a point where Fourth
street intersects the center of the channel
of the DesChutes water way; running
thence east on the center line of Fourth
street to its intersection with Cherry street /:
thence south on the center line of Cherry
street TO its intersection with Union street +;
thence west along the center line of Union
n nd NO Of Tvfo
tended to its intersection with the channel
OF Budd's Inlet; thence nOrtherly along the
center of said channel to the place of be-
ginning.
Election officers-Inspector. H. B. Nc.
Elroy; judges, I. H. VanEaton and Joseph
Chilberg.
Polling place-Court house basement.
SECOND WARD.
Commencing at a point where Fourth
street intersects the channel of the Des
Chutes waterway; running thence north
erly along the center of said channel to its
intersection with Olympia harbor; thence
along the outer harbOr line to the north
boundary line of the city; thence east
along said north boundary line to its inter
section with the line of Cherry street ex-
tended; thence along the center line of
Cherry street south to its intersection with
Fourth street; thence west along the
center of Fourth street to place of begin
ming.
Election oficers-Inspector, T. A. Chris
man; Judges, John NJ. Murphy and w. B.
Shearer
Polling place-City hall building.
THIRD WARD.
Commencing at the intersection of
Fourth and Cherry streets, running thence
south along the center of Cherry street to
its intersection with Union street. thence
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center of Pear street; thence south along
the center of Pear street and Pear street
extended to the south boundary line of the
city; thence east along the south boundary
line of the city, to the east boundary line Of
the city; thence north along the east
boundary line of the city to its intersec-
ton with Fourth street, thence west along
the center of Fourth street to the place Of
beginning.
Voters living outside the city limits in
the strip of territory bounded on the
north by the extension of Fourth street,
east by the west line of sections Is and 19,
south by an extension of the south line of
the city limits and on the west by the cor
poratlon limits, will vote at the Third
ward polling place.
Election ohcers-lnspeCtOr, d. S. b.
Shaser.
Polling place-Union block.
FOURTH WARD.
Commencing at the intersection of
Fourth street and Cherry streets, running
thence north along the center Of Cherry
street, and the line of Cherry street ex-
tended to the north boundary line of the
city, thence east along the north
boundary line of the CITY to
the east boundary line of the citv.
thence south along the east boundary line
of the city to its intersection with Fourth
street; thence west along Fourth street to
the place of beginning.
The addition to the Fourth ward is
bounded on the north line by an extern
sion of the north line of the CITY linn
It's, on the east by the west lines of sections
and Is, on the west by the CITY limits and
on the south by Fourth street. Voters re-
siding within this territory will vote at the
Fourth ward polling place.
Election officers-Inspector, NJ. G.. Royal
judges, Robert Frost and J. w. Norris.
Polling place - John Byrne's grocery
store.
FIFTH WARD.
Commencing at the intersection of Pear
and Union streets, running thence south
along the center line Of Pear street and the
line of Pear street extended to the south
boundary line of the city; thence west
along the south boundary line of the CITY
to its Intersection with the Des Ohutes
channel of Budd's inlet; thence northerlv
along the center Of the channel to a point
where the center line of Union street inter
sects said channel thence east along said
line and the center of said Union street to
the place of beginning.
Election ofhcers-InspectOr, +. G.. DEM
ing; judges, ]. M. Lammon and James
Chamber.
Polling place-Southeast corner of Main
and Thirteenth streets.
SMITH WARD,
Commencing at the intersection of the
south boundary line of the city with the
Des Chutes channel of Budd's inlet, run
ming thence northerly along the center of
said channel to the west line of the harbor.
thence nOrtherly along the harbOr line to
the north boundary line Ofth city; thence
westalOng thenO boundary line of the
city to the west boundary line of the CITY
thence south along the west boundary line
OF the city to the south boundary Inc of
the city; thence east along said south
boundary linetO the place of beginning.
The sixth ward addition embraces the
territory formerly known as West Olym-
pia. 1t is bounded on the south bv an ex-
tension of the south line of the citv limits
on the west by the west line of sections q.
16, 8, 4, 80, and Mud Bay on the north by
Mud ba beast by Budd's inlet and the west
line of the city limits. Voters residing
in this territory will vote at the sixth ward
polling places.
Election Officers-Inspector, E. T.. Young;
judges, G. P. Giles and B. NJ. Laughlin,
Polling place-Boutwell's north store
room.
OUTSIDE PRECINCTS.
Changes have been made in Black River
and South Union precincts by the coInty
commissioners. Sections 5, 6, and 8, of
township l6 nOrtn, range west, in South
Union precincts, were Transferred to and
made part of Black River precinct. The
officers and polling places are as follows:
Gull Harbor-Inspector, T. H. Martin;
judges, Albert Mccoy and R. H. Car
penter.
Voting place-Whitham school house.
Puget Uity-Inspector, w J. Chipman;
judges, R. Peachy and Robert ]. Houston.