The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-06

sixth day OF November. A. ID; 1900. VIZ;
State loan shall the General Assembly
be authorized and directed 10 provide 3s LOT
In an amount not 10 exceed the sum OF
s7Oo 600 80 much OF said sum as may oe
necessary 20 be apped 70 sne a,s. y,
the CITY of Providence and the suitable
laying out OF the grounds surrounnins
the SANE MneGssf9Ps re Proydenee de are hereby
meetings on said sixth day OF November.
at ra.t ins fSliSSsnF %arsmFTss plsfD6S District store
Meeting street; Second Distrlct, store
Hope and John streets Thira Distrirt. ,-,s.
Fourth District. voting booth. Wicken-
den and What Cheer streets, Fifth DIS
trict. ward room, Wickenden street; SKIN
District. Pioneer HAIL 2so sou'h MAIN
second ward-First District. What
Cheer ran. 6i3 North Main street rs,sSs SEE,
pistriet' Dis ts store. e'' ~ North Main street;
Fourth District store, 74S North Main
street; Fifth District, voting no'tn,
Third Ward-First District, ward room room
on North Main street Constitution iIlil,
Second District ward room ,2iin namsiss Sn,ss
avenue; Fourth District, store. Ia Dou-
glas avenue; Fifth District, hnh' ,9s
Branch avenue; Sixth District AAl' ="
. Fourth S, Ward-First District. ware room
on Fountain street: Second District vot-
ing booth on Chestnut street, nea LIE, Elm,
Fourth District, store, eli Wesstni,insiftsT ,isitT
street; Fifth District store, - Atweii
avenue: Sixth District Vouns po0'h'
Fifth WArd-First D!strict,NotinS BOOM.
Eddy and Hospital streets; Second DIS
trict Temperance Hall, 2S Prairie ave,
and Glenham streets; Fourth District
store. 5O2 Pine street; Fifth District store
Friendship and Dudley streets; sixth us
trict ward room on Beacon avenue.
Sixth Wsrd-ffrst District, ward room
on Public street: Second District, store
l2l Rugby street; Third District. store,
Gala street, Fourth District. voting booth,
Adelaide avenue and Hamilton street,
Firth District. store, ~ Potter avenue,
sixth District, voting booth. Ocean ana
seventh Ward-First District, store. 20
CranStcn street; Second Dlstrlct, store'
Z3l Cranston street; Third pistrict. store;
room on Greenwich street; Fifth DiStrict,
store. 646 Potter's avenue; sixth Llstrlct.
voting booth. Pacific avenue and Van
Fishth W.rd-First District Odd Eel
lows Building, 21e Plainield street; Sec
ond strict, store. Poeasset venue.
street: Fourth District. voting booth on
Messer street, near Wendell t1fth DIS,
trict. store, COS Plainneld street sixth
District store 50l Plaintield street
Ninth Ward-First District. store l3
Cranston street. Second District, ward
room on Pallas street Third District,
ris avenue evening school. Firth District,
store 322 Atwelrs avenue; sixth District,
Africa street school.
and Academy avenues; second
District, store. l5S Delaine street; Ihird
District. voting pooth on Florence ss street T
lows Hall, 13s Academy avenue; Firth
District, voting booth, Chalkstone and
Samoset avenues; Sixth District. Mansion
House in Davis Park.
And TO proceed TO give in their ballot.
as follows: Said electors In each ward VIII
give In their ballots for Four Electors lot
President and Vice President OF the Unit.
ed Statas. .,ald electors In each ward VIII
give i'm their ballots for one Representa-
tive to represent the FIRST District OF the
State OF Rhode Island in the Fifty-sey,
enth Congress OF the United states. said
electors I'm each ward will give in their
ballots for "A Second Representative
from said city to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF John I. Blodgett.
Said electors in each ward Will give In
their ballots for the approval or rejection
OF the above propositions, viz. or amend
ment to the Constitution OF the State OF
Rhode Island, designated as Article Al
and relative 10 authority being given 10
the General Assembly 10 borrow money
And said electors qualified 10 vote In the
election OF all general officers Will give In
their ballots for Mayor. city treasurer,
Harbor Master and OVerseer OF the Poor.
Said electors Ia each ward will elect one
of the residents of said ward member OF
the school Committee for the term OF
three years. The qualified voters in each
ward will give In their ballots for one
Alderman and four Common Councilmen,
who shall each be qualified voter in
said city and resident ih the ward for
which he is elected. Said ward meetings,
as the law directs, shall be kept open
from sunrise at 6:23 o'clock a. m. until
clock p. m. (Sun rises at 6:23 a, IN.
(Sun sets at 4:B o'clock 2.
M. Witness my hand and seal Of said
CITY. this 27th day OF October. A. d. 1909.
WILLIAM l.. CLARKE,
City Clerk.
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