St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-06

districts of said ward will constitute the
Second primary district. and the Demo-
cratic voters residing within these dis
trIcts will vote at East Fairfield avenue.
corner of Robertson.
Judges-Andrew Mccall, Anthony
Gaughen, John Norman ST.
The Seventh. Eighth, Twelfth and
Th,rteenth election districts of said
ward will Constitute the Third primary
district, and the Democratic voters re-
at corner South Robert and Isabel
stE'cts.
Judges = John Weigel, president;
Thomas Tlerney, A. l.. Graves.
The Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh cleo
ton districts of SAID ward will cOnsti-
tute Primary District No. 4. and ALI
Democratic voters residing within these
districts will vote on Hall avenue, near
George street.
Judges-Fred Angel. president: Em-s
nett O'Rourke. Daniel Lilly.
SEVENTH WARD.
The whole of the Seventh ward will
constitute one primary district, and the
Democratic voters living in the ward
will vote at No. 3S9 Sriby avenue.
Judees-W. NJ. Carson. president;
Whitney Wall. j. j. Mullen.
EIGHTH WARD.
Primary District No. l will constitute
the First, Second. Fifth and Fifteenth
election districts of the ward, and all
Democratic voters residing within these
districts will vote at Rauen's shop. on
Carroll street, between Summit place
aud Louis street.
Judges john O'Connor, president;
John FilZ. f. Rauen.
Dri,
posed of the Sixth and Ninth election
districts of the ward. Voting place
located at No. zig Edmund street.
Judges John Boyer, president, Mic
Polhen. +. Kelly.
Primary District No. will embrace
the Third, Fourth and Seventh election
precincts of the ward, and the voting
will take place at polling booth located
at Bielrnberg'S store, corner University
avenue and Kent street
Judges +. Schumacher. president;
George Leuders, +. McHugh.
Primary District No. will be all that
portion of the ward known as the Eighth,
Tenth and Fourteenth election pre-
cincts. Voting booth is located at No.
5S5 Dale street.
Judges = Philip Anfang, president;
George Lindway. E. j. Daily.
Primary District No. is composed of
the Eleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth
election districts of the ward. Primary
voting place at kauder'S hail, corner
Front and Marion.
Judges-Frank Heimes, president; H.
E. Mcguire, Mic Kauder.
NINTH WARD.
The First, Second. Third. Fourth.
Fifth, Sixth. Seventh. Twelfth and
Ihirteenth election precincts of the
Ninth ward compose the First primary
district OF said ward. Ali Democratic
voters residing within said precincts Will
vote at corner of Jackson and Thir-
teenth streets.
JudgeS-R. A. Walsh. president; c.
Smith, w. Troy
The Second district comprises the
Ninth and Tenth election districts of
said ward; voting place is located at
corner of jackson and Sycamore streets.
Jndges-D. Sullivan Jr, president;
Thomas Greedy. Il. Maloney.
The THIRD district comprises the
Eighth and Eleventh election districts
OF said ward. and the voting will be
done at No. So Rice street
Judges - Isaac Hines, president;
Albert Enke. William Waldron.
TENTH WARD.
There will be one primary meeting in
the Tenth ward, and all Democratic
voters residing within the ward will
vote at No 1878 University avenue.
Judges-J. A. Meyer, president; o.
E. Robertson. f. A. Harris.
ELEVENTH WARD.
All that pOrtOnuf the Eleventh ward
lying south OF University avenue to St.
Clair street will constitute Primary Dis
trlct No. l, and the voters will cast
their ballots at Union Park Police
Pt.in n Ii.
avenue.
Judges Dan Baker, president;
William Jones. Peter Doonan.
All that portion of said ward lying
south of st. Clair street to
the Mississippi river will constitute
Primary District No. 2. and the
Democratic voters residing within this
territory will vote at the old Town
House, on Smelling avenue, near Ran
doipn street.
Judges. Dan Donnelly, president;
Henry Winkel. Thomas Keough.
The voters at the primaries must
either be known to the judges to be
Democratic voter of that primary dis
trict. or must offer satisfactory evidence
TO the judges that he is such.
The judges in each primary district
shall, as soon as possible after the close
or the primary, certify the persons
voted for. and the number of votes for
each. to the city committee.
1t shall be the duty of the president
at each primary to Immediately convey
such certificate TO the city committee at
their headquarters. "a and 35 Globe
building, 10 be there canvasSed by the
presidents tor their respective wards,
who shall constitute a canvassing board
for such wards.
The city committee will, after such
canvass, publicly declare the result as
it appears by the returns; but no such
declaration of the city committee shall
be binding upon the convention.