The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-10
POINTS ABOUT THE ELECTION.

Candidates in the Contest To-Day-Polis
Open at O'CIocs.
The candidates in to-day's school election
are:
Third District-Charles Marsindale and DR.. J.
j. Carver.
Filth District-John Calvin and d. W. O'Brien.
Sixth District-GeOrge Borst and Jacob w.
Ninth District-Clemens Vonnegut and August
Doeppers.
The polls will open at 8 o'clock this morn
ing for the school elections IN the Third,
Fifth, Sixth I'D Ninth districts. They
will remain opon until o'clock. unless.
after 1 o'clock, q period of fifteen minutes
elapses before voter presents himself.
The race between DR.. Carver and Charles
Martindale will DO an exciting one. as the
friends of both gentlemen were making an
earnest canvass yesterday. DR.. Garvers
opponents are makinG the claim that be has
not lived in the district which he has been
representing III the board. lie has had Ills
Office on North Meridian street. opposite
school No. 3. for many years. and now he
hvee at the Circle Park Hotel, which Is In
the district.
Commissioner Vonnegut had large. green
posters announcing his candidacy adorn-
ing billboards in his district yesterday.
He hae been on the board tor many years.
and III his experience has the advantage
over his opponent. August Doeppers. who
Is the L renZel Candidate.
made himself obnoxious to the ffenZel
gang by trying to tn " art the In terest graf.
From present indications George Borst
will defeat Loeper in the Sixth district and
1t Will tie greatly TO the credit OF the citizens
in that district TO defeat the man whose
greatest effort in the School Board has been
TO make places for his Immediate family
and convert the ScnoOl Board office into his
own business quarters. MIR. BoIst Is =
druggist with great many friends.
III mil N AL Ia sad nr
election In the Fifth district by IL. w.
OBrien. an employe of NJ. OConnOr ~ Co.
Last night James V. Offut was sprung as
an auJi- Catholic Candidate.
The following are the voting places and
district boundaries:
District 3-MeIidian street, between Ohio and
New York streets Inspector, General Il. W.
Koontz; judges, w. L. Becks and James NJ. Win
ters
District 5-Schoolhouse, corner of West and
McCerty streets. Inspector Fred r. Fink;
judges John Higgins and John Sourbeer
District 6-Schoolhouse, corner OF Union and
Phipps streets. Inspector. Ernest Knodie; judges,
Ernest Bremmerman and Henry Snider
District 9-SchOolhouse or Ohio street, east of
Highland avenue Inspector, Fred Kolb; judges,
John Helm and W. T. Parker.
Third misunderstanding at the intersection
of Pennsylvania and Washington streets. thence
north by tho center or Pennsylvania street 10
Vermont street thence west by the center OF
Vermont street TO Meridian street, thence north
by the center OF Meridian street 10 Walnut
street. thence west by the center or Walnut
street TO Lafayette railroad track. thence south
by the line of said track To Ohio street, thence
east by the center Of Ohio street to Tennessee
street, thence south by the center of Tennessee
street to Washington street thence east by tile
center or Washington street TO PcnDsylvania
street. TO the place or BEGINNING.
Fifth misunderstanding at the intersection
of White river and Market street. thence east 10y
a direct line with The senter OF Market street 10
the Lafayette railroad track, thence south by
center OF Washington street TO Virginia avenue
thence southeast by the center or Virginia ave-
Eue to Delaware street thence south by the CEN
ter of Delaware street to the Union railway
tracks thence south west Oh the line OF the Union
railway tracks To Louisiana street, thence west
by the center of Louisiana street To Tennessee
street, thence south by the center OF Tennessee
and the canal 10 the south corporation line
thence west the south corporation line TO
White river, Sience northwardiy. following the
course OF White river. TO the place OF beginning,
and all west OF White river within the city
limits.
Sixth District Beginning at a point where the
Union railway tracks cross Alabama street
thence south by the center OF Alabama street 10
McCarty street. thence east by the center OF Me-
Carly street 10 High street. thence south by the
center or High street To Coburn street. thence
east by the center OF Coburn street TO the first
alley running south, thence south by the center
OF the alleys on the west line OF Vajens addition
and between Wallace street and Franklin street.
10 Neiser street, thence east by the center of
Ieiser street To Franklin street. thence south by
the center OF FRANKLIN and continuous line TO
the south corporation line, thence west on the
south corporation line TO the canal. thence north
by the canal and center OF Tennessee street
the Union railway tracks, thence east by the
Union railway tracks 10 Alabama street, the
place OF beginning.
Ninth Distriet-Beginning at the intersection
OF Chatham. or Park. and 81. Clair streets thence
south By tho center OF Park avenue or Chatham
and Liberty streets 10 the Union railway tracks
south o. Washington street. thence northeast on
the line OF said railway tracks 10 Washington
street, thence east by the center OF Washington
street aud the National road To the east corpora
ton line. thence north on said corporation line
TO Pogues creek gravel road, thence west 10 the
western boundary OF the Arsenal grounds. thence
south on the western boundary OF the Arsenal
grounds TO point due east OF and opposite TO
et. Clair street. thence west from said point To