The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-21
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eighth WARD.


EIGHTH WARD.
First Observation-Disclosures near lyle
| Second Precinct-369 Carroll.
Third Precinct-4S5 st. Anthony.
~ Fourth Precinct-Southeast Kent and
Fifth Precnct-455 Rice.
Sixth Precinct-555 Marion
seventh Precinct-495 Dale
ElSnth Precinct-S56 Edmund
Ninth Precinct-250 Thomas
Iehth PTeclnct-Dale and Lafond.
eleventh Precinct-956 Gaultier.
Twelfth Precinct-1149 Rice street
Thirteenth Precinct-Como and Union.
Fourteenth Precinct-Northwest corner
Arundel and Thomas.
Fifteenth Precinct-227 Rondo.
NINTH WARD.
First Precinct-Summit. near Rice.
Second Precinct-637 Cedar.
Third Precinct-173 Grove
Fourth Precinct-644 Broadway.
Fifth Precinct-613 Mississippi
Sixth Precinct-768 Jackson
Seventh Precinct-Cono and Rice
Eighth Precinct-PaFk and Sycamore.
Ninth Precinct-Granite,n near Agate.
Tenth Precinct-9S0 Cortland
Eleventh Precinct-1134 Rice street.
Twelfth Precinct-99 Martin
Thirteenth Precinct-99 Valley.
TENTH WARD.
First Precinct-Engine house, Hamline.
Second Precinct-751 Smelling avenue.
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booth 1862 Hampden
Fourth acknowledgement and Lang
ford.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct
Second Precinct-1954 University avenue.
Fourth Precinct-T Smiths restaurant,
West Seventh street, near Fort Smelling
bridge.
The above are the polling places desig
nf fI1fcl H.
ii"'eo oAlclaily Tor the primary elections.
r. w. Bell,
chairman Democratic City Committee.
Tine Prohibitionists began their state
convention In Century hall. Minneapolis,
Yesterday morning, with 800 persons pres
emf, NV of whom were delegates.
Ihe following We're elected delegates to
Chicago:
First District-Rev A. IL Allen. Man
torville;- J. N. Chalmers, Lake i1 civ. wa"
Second Districts. D. Works, Mankato
-, dhird ,District.Rev. George f. thinner
man man Dassel; Benjamin Rees, Water
Fourth District-N. R. Frost and r
Gilbert, st. Paul. ~
Frances Neal. Minneapolis. -i .
- sixth n Distriet1Rev. W. w. Vine, Hew
''f se1 Mnsi Il Di a Rolapd' Big Lake
man ian; H. A. Rygh, Dalton
at large: George W Hggi GSs" w pF e cas-
M rs' e. 4 a " Rn hseSdy, W W ] Dean and
george F. Wells, ST. Paul; ]. F. Hiebere'
norman county; T. p. Grout, Luverne
1,;r ne following were chosen alternates:
lFSt Dlstrict-E. S. Ellis. Dodge Cenfe,.
l.. M Collins, Lake City SecondEW w
G 5om;elessL Worthington; A. Roberts
f Sprlng I1eL Third ]. Atwood, Hast St,
iliSs' henry Dunham. Faribault. Fourth
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81; raul. Fifth-Stanley b. Roherts'
tSailnneapolis; B. Nv. Dorset. Minnsa J"n1is'
T WiIsa- a. Robbie. Duluth; Mrs. G w
Iron, Fergus Falls; Rev. q E1iiro.o l.
Battle Lake ~ EillngSen,
state officers will be nominated todav
Charles Scanlon, of MacaIas+or aus, and
Ieading candidates for the gnharn nae me
nomination. ~ suoelHdtorial
AN enthusiastic rally was held IN tho
o oteiils at century hall and was largely
&C., Nhafies Seanlon, of Macales-
evening speaker or the
Inc committees of the Commeroio1 o,,,b
" provide for the entertainment of az
annual convention of the League ~ D.
49, D.-oon S!ups TO be held in ST PAM naxt
met yesterday at the club rooms
1 ~ tlie absence of Chairman Reese 7
oF ~ pleslded Chairman Feldhauser
VI the music and entertainment co,,.oI4
tee, announced the apnointn,a,,+ ae 80!
committee, as did Ike Iederar of ~,
conilniItee on hotels and entertainment
OWihg to the absence of a r,,nha,. 90
.'ie committeeman but little business wac
- "'loacteu. FL. Whitney chairman of
ne committee on transported ton. win an
IIouiiGe the appointment of the Other
i,,cI,,Ii,,a. " ms committee in a few DAYS.
a fl1e.
or lines running into st. PAM us
Inc Fourth ward precinct conoittee
men VIII meet tomorrow eyenine, m CO
lect schlffmann delegates to be voted for
at the primaries Aoi
Alex Lindahl, of the First ward. who
mas peen candidate for an appointment
on the board of public works. has given
up ALI hopes of landing it. He savs he
mas heard that Mr. Shepley, of the firm
OF F1eldinS d Shepiey; brick paving con
tractors has said he wouldn't get if ana
that ne considers Mr.. Sheplev's word &c
lnal on account of the pull he has
with Mayor Kiefer.
W.. L. johnson, of the First ward IS
out after the Democratic nomination. fo,
constable east OF Wabasha street
The Republicans OF the First ward do
not seem to beaabIeEto agree as 10 who
shall run for alderman They held a
meeting yesterday forenoon at 973 PAYNE
avenue to try and settle the controversy
but the best they could do was to agree
to let Andrew Swanson and Oscar John
son night it out at athe primaries. An
drew Andersonepresided
80
The primary IN the Third precinct of
the Third ward is called for Seventh
street. near Locust . There are at least
three vacant stOresEwhich answer thai
description, so the Voters have chance
to speculate a. little. 1.-The Republican cal-
Gus, for which notices were posted yes
terday, is to be at 49, Locust street.
In the Fourth precinct of the Third
ward the primary is announced for John
street, near Sixth. That is not very clear
Mayor Kiefer has opened headquarters
In room 239, Endicott building. The
kiefer supporters, however, still journey
UP to the board of public works office and
consult with President Ames and Com
missioner Pottgieser and shun the head
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