St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-28
Delegates.

III 1900. - 3 1Oldl $500. LID
The primaries for the election of said dele
gates will De held Friday, September the
2sth. from & TO s o'clock p. m. OF that day. at
the following named places In the several
wards u districts. and under the SUPER
vision OF the following named judges:
First Ward-Corner Bradley and North
streets: judges, William johnson, T. j. Null
lane, John Beaumont.
Second Ward-Margaret street police sta
ron; judges, James FL. Farrell, John Dill,
Otto Muller.
Third Wari-Corner Seventh and sibley
streets; judges, Sam Marks, Michael Egan,
A. G Nelson.
Fourth Ward-Four primaries, two east of
Waoasha street, Two west of Wabasna street.
First district county Jail. consisting of that
portion of the ward lying south of East Sey-
en,h street and east of Wab6sna: judges. j..
+. Maloney, A. r. Capehart. Jacob Hoffman.
Second district, corner Twelfth and Roocrt
streets. all that portion of the ward lying
north OF East Seventh street and east OF
Wabasha; judges, John E. HaggenmIller. p.
NJ. O'Connor. NJ. j. kerwiu Jr. Third dis
trlct Matt Koch's store. 81. Peter street.
all that portion of the ward lying north of
West Seventh street and west of Wabasha;
judges, Frank Schliek, j. B. Coyiuglon,
Jerry O'Brien. Fourth district. Metropolitan
hotel.all that portion of the ward lying south
of West Seventh aud west OF Wabasha;
judges. Frank g. Brady, Peter Esch, Thomas
Grace Jr.
Fifth W~ard-Three primaries. First dis
trict, Ramsey and West Seventh, all that
portion of the ward between Leech street
and the Seven Corners; judges. Joseph Haag,
Joseph WAGNER. W. b. EgRu. Second dis
trick $40 West Seventh street. all that portion
OF the ward between Leech street and West
ern avenue; judges o Schneider, George
Eiswirth. p. II. Thornton. Third district
~ West Seventh street, all that portion Of
the ward between Western avenue and Fort
Snelling: judges. Charles G Lauer, William
kuobioch. William Banholzer.
Sixth Ward-Five primaries. First district,
composed of the First Second and sixth
precinct: voting place. Is East Fairfield ave-
James Prendergast, William F. Kent, j. H..
Bell. Second district, composed of the
Third ana Fifth precincts: voting place, No.
Us East Fairfield avenue; judges, A.
Gaughen, NJ. Zimmerman, Fred Guion.
Third district, composed of the Fourth pre-
cinct; voting place. State and ST. Lawrence
street; judges. P Reilly, Max Cohen. j. w.
Norton. Fourth district, composed OF the
Seventh, Eighth, Twelfth and Thirteenth
precincts; voting pla'e, State and George
streets: judges, A Phillips, William Hanley.
j. c. Mccarthy Fifth district composed Of
the Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh precincts;
voting place, Hall avenue, near Dearborn
streets: judges, NJ. c.. Melady. Z. O'Rourke,
=. II. Miller.
Seventh Ward selby avenue engine
house; judges. James MCGUIRE. Thomas W.
Sheehy, A. H. Rogers.
Eighth Ward-Six primaries. First dis
trict, embracing the First, Second, Fifth and
Fifteenth precincts. Rauen's carpenter shop.
Carroll street, between Summit place aud
Louis street; judges. John Filtz. R. R. Clark,
r. NJ. Groh. second district embracing the
skin and Ninth precints.2l6 Edmund street;
judges, Mic Pothen. Joseph JarosZ, J. Fl.
Boyer. Third district embracing the Third
and Fourth precincts, corner Mackubin and
Fuller streets: judges, Walter Gibbons. Mike
Lang, r. j. MetZdorf. Fourth district, en-
bracing the Seventh, Eighth. Tenth and
Fourteenth precincts, corner Kent and Van
Buren, streets: judges. Philip Anfang,
Thomas Carey. Y. Bies. Fifth district EN-.
bracing the Eleventh and Twelfth precincts
kauders hall, corner Front and Marion
streets; judges, W. Burns, II Mcclure. III.
Fridel. Sixth district, Thirteenth precinct
Como avenue and railroad crossings; judges
p. Cahill, II. Audert. p. Egan.
Ninth Ward-Three primaries. First dis
trict. composed of the Eighth and Eleventh
precincts. will vote AT So Rice street: judges,
Ed l.. Murphy, II. n. Bowen, John Eden.
second district, composed of the First. Sec.
ond, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth. Seventh.
Twelfth and Thirteenth precincts. will vote
at corner of Thirteenth and Jackson streets;
judges, Frank Dowlan, Louis Rosenbaum,
posed of the Ninth and Tenth precincts. will
vote at the corner of Jackson aud Syca-
more; judges, Tim Maloney, Dennis Sullivan,
William Orr.
Tenth Ward - Corner Minnehaha and
Smelling avenues; judges, W. II. Payne, NJ.
l.. Bevis, Richard Hayes.
Eleventh Ward-Prior avenue police sta
ton; judges. ". c. Severns, Charles Fallen,
owen keough.
ADMINISTRATIONS hall; judges, Thomas
Ryan. Tim U'Connor.
Rosetown-Town hall; judges, E. W. Hen
Erickson, H.. C. Sinks.
New Brighton-Town hall; judges. DR.. j.
c.. Alloway. j. I. Davis.
New Canada-Judges, Peter Pepin. Peter
Mellette, John Melrose.
White Bear T~own-Town hall; judges, Ed
Bellanger. Vic Richards. j. P. Flandrake.
White Bear Village-Village hall; James
Waters. Joseph Ret. j. P. Taylor.
North 81. Paul-Town hall; judges. P. j.
Schliek, P. W. S~chwenweise, Aug Goetsman.
BY order of the Democratic county com
mittee. THOMAS d. OfBRIEN,
Chairman.
JAMES p. HEALY. Secretary.