The Washington bee., 1895-11-30
OUR TERRITORY.
HOW 1T IS DIVIDED INTO ELECTION
DISTRICTS.

DISTRICTS.
There is a great deal OF interested
manifested in the coming election OF
delegates to the next Republican Cen
trail Committee and District convention
in this city, and great deal has been
said as to the boundary lines OF the
several districts.
The BEE that is always up to date
in news and all matter of interest has
published below the boundary lines OF
the twenty-five districts in the District
of Columbia, which will enable those
who don't know in what district they
live to know.
1 The District of Columbia shall be di-
vided into twenty-five districts, each of
which shall elect one delegate to the
Legislative Assembly, and which dis
tricts shall be as follows:
First District.-All that part of the
county of Washington, outside the linn
its of the cities of Washington and
Georgetown, lying east of Lincoln ave-
nue. and Bunker Hill road.
Second District-A that part of the
county of Washington, outside the
cities of Washington and Georgetown,
lying west of Lincoln avenue and
Bunker Hill road.
Third District.-All that part of the
city of Georgetown lying west Of High
street.
Fourth District.-All that part of the
city of Georgetown lying east of High
street.
Fifth District.-All that part of the
city Of Washington lying west of
twenty first street.
Sixth District.-All that part of the
city of Washington lying south of K
street north, between Fifteenth street
west and TWenty-hrst street west.
Seven.n DIstrict.-An that part of
the city of Washington lying between
K street north and N street north, and
Fifteenth street west and TWenty-firSt
street west, and north of N, between
Fourteenth street west, and Twenty
tlrSt street west.
Eight District.-All that part of the
city of Washington lying north of N
street north, between Seventh street
west and Fourteenth street west.
Ninth District.-All that part of the
city of Washington lying between G
street north and N street north, and be-
tween Eleventh and Fifteenth streets
west.
Tenth District.-All that part of the
city of Washington lying between c.
street north and the canal, and between
Eleventh and Fifteenth streets west.
Eleventh District.-All that part of
the city of Washington lying south of
the canal and west of Eight street west.
Twelfth District.-All that part of
the city of Washington lying between
Seventh street west and Eleventh west,
and between G. street north and the
canal.
Thirteenth District.-All that part of
the city of Washington lying between
Seventh street west and Eleventh
street west and between c. street north
and N street north.
Fourteenth District.-A1l that part
of the city of Washington lying north
of K street north, between North Cap
itol street and Seventh street west.
Fifteenth District.-All that part of
the city of Washington lying between
d street north and K street north, and
between North Capitol street and Sew
enth street west.
Sixteenth District.-All that part of
the city of Washington lying between
North and South Capitol streets and
Seventh street west, and between d
street north and the canal.
Seventeenth District.-All that part
Of the city of Washington lying between
G. street south and the canal, and be
tween South Capitol street and Eight
street west.
Eighteenth District.-All that part
of the city of Washington lying south
of G street south, between South Cap
itol street and Eight street west.
Ninteenth District.-From E to N
Capitol street to Mass. avenue and first
to K streets n. W., along K street to N
Capitol to boundary.
Twentieth District-All that part of
the city of Washington lying south of E
street north, between North and South
Capitol streets and Fourth street east
Twenty-frst District.-All that part
of the city of Washington lying east of
Fourth street east, and between E
street north and E street south.
Twenty-second District.-All that
part of the city lying south of E street
south and east OF Fourth street east