Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-27
AS TO THE CITY PRIMARY
Official Notice of the Time and
Place.
THE BOUNDS OF THE WARDS
The Qualifications of Participants to Reg
istratOn-GeRera information for the
Guidance of the Voters.

Notice is hereby given that a primary
election will be held in each of the nine
wards of the city of Birmingham on
Tuesday the 9Th day of October 1885,, at
which all qualified white voters of the
said city who believe in democratic prin-
ciples, and who will support the candl-
dates nominated, are entitled to partlcl-
pate. The polls will be opened at 10 a.
m. and will remain open until p. m.
All voters are required to vote IN the
ward in which they reside respectively.
Said election to be held in all respects IN
accordance with and under the pan
adopted by the city democratic executive
committee on the 18th of September, 1890
The following are the ward boundaries
polling places and the names oil tne per
sons appointed to qualify the mahasers'
according to said plan, viz
First Ward.
That part of the city west of TWen-
tietl street between the Alabama Great
Southern railroad and Fourth avenue;
voting place, city hall. T. Byron VIII
qualify the managers for TINS Waru'
Second Ward.
Rounded by Twentieth street, Fourth
avenue. Ninth avenue and western cor
porate limits of the city; voting place
Shepherd's Store, corner Nineteenth
street and Park avenue. Everett Shep-
herd will qualify the managers Tor this
ward.
Third Ward.
Bounded by Twentieth street and
Huntsville avenue by Ninth avenue and
by northern and western corporate limits
of the CITY. Place of voting, Bakers
store, Jonesville. w. l.. Hawkins Will
quality the manager for this ward.
Fourth Ward.
Bounded by Twentieth street and
Huntsville avenue, Eighth avenue ana
place, corner Twenty fourth street ana
Tenth avenue. Joseph H. Montgomery
will qualify the managers Tor TINS ward
Fifth Ward
Founded by Alabama Great Southern
railroad, Eighth avenue, Twentieth street
and eastern city limits. Voting place,
court house w. c. Shackelford will
qualify the managers Tor TINS Waru'
Sixth Ward.
Bounded on the north by Alabama
Great Southern railroad east and south
by city limits, and west by Twenty
fourth street, until it's southern end Is
reached thence in southeast direction
along Juniper avenue to Twenty-siXth
street road. and thence to city limits.
Voting place, Malone's store, corner
Twenty-sixth street and Avenue G. w.
M. Malone will qualify the managers for
this ward.
Seventh Ward.
Bounded by Alabama Great Southern
railroad, southern corporate limits OF
city, Twentieth street and Twenty-fourth
street and Juniper avenue. Voting place
Tucks store, opposite ice factory. John
W. Tomlinson will qualify managers for
this ward.
Eighth Ward.
Bounded by Twentieth street, Sixteenth
street, Alabama Great Southern railroad
and city limits. Voting place Southside
market John l.. Parker will qualify the
managers.
Ninth Ward.
Bounded by Sixteenth street, western
city limits, Alabama Great Southern rail-
road and southern city limits. Voting
place car shed of the Highland Avenue
and Belt railroad, corner Fifteenth street
and Avenue e. j. Il. Ferguson will quail
fly the managers.
Voters who were registered in the state
and county democratic primary election
this year. and who have not moved theit
place of residence, will not be required
to register for this election, but persons
who have moved into new wards or who
failed to register or have become quail
fed electors since that ime may register
on the day of election at the city hall.
r. l.. THORNTON,
w. X. TERRY,
FRANK O'CONNOR,
Sub Committee of City Democratic Exec
utive Committee.