The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-26

ward \. Freeman, Central Falls; John
Jr. chaTlsstowni Alfred ". Kenyon
rinstcn: Henry :. LutSs. Johnston
eric y, Pitts, North smithheId; Nicholas
| y. Reiner. North Providonco:l BENJAMIN
r.ors 3 hoeinrsop, ~ , Jr: South TinFs,owni gs
Studiey. Providence: John Warner. Cow
entry; Andrew b. whipple, srnithheld.--
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jeremiah W. Horton, 10 iss' Nswper% John ).
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IN THE HOUSE OF, REPREsENTA-
TIvES.
Portsmouth; James II. Arlington. East
5GSn r Bodss Sssrss er Msm
W. Biodgett. Pawtuckst: Joseph Bou or.
woonsocket; Walter r. Brayion. Grams
2n Mars MsSrse BroMn b Srss' sSsts
Carpenters Waryiek: NsthanlsI 9. Car
SPeassr East Lincoln William wa% b. crol5 ~
denoe waiter HaIby H. Dsrtes Prayiaenas "ss atIsl
Tsnds Fray sass Ss%rs % Gsosse ffwg Fl Grant
Providence; William A. IT. Grant, Provi-
dence: Francis W. Greene, Warwick;
Ta sers Hck. @ woonsoeks Srss scSrissGher her
i. Holden, Providence: Frank H. Holden.
Compton; Theodore s. Hughes, Johnston;
Dean Kimball. Providence; Sanford Il.
Kinnecom, North Providence, George
r. Lawton; TiverHn;, Jean G: Leblanc.
ham; Louis l.. Mailhot. Lincoin; clar-
G; Moore Westerly; Willing, Metcaii;
Falls; George a. Noble Harrington; Ezra
IS Parker. Coventry: Samuel l.. Peck.
Warren; George l.. Pierce. Providence:
Ponton. Central Falls: G. Alvin Potter.
cranston; John l.. Remlingcr, Provi-
dence: stephen 8. Rich, East Providence;
Shepard. Bristol; Elisha G. stillman.
Hopkinton; John j. Watson, Jr, James
tuckct Michael r. Burnss. Cumberland:
James II Chase. Middletown: George *.
Corrigan. Pawtncket; John, II. Crosby.
Eacips to"G e. Garyin anmberland TSom
as oBrien, Pawtucket; William H.. Sal
isbury, Pawtucket; John r. Sanborn,
George SswPert D. ssyss Ssrssn Nssrs sSS
Wetherel Newport.--Nsya r.
And Whereas. the Common Council of
the Gity OF Pr9yideese ssco on sra the S,n ~ day
New Election be held In the Fourth
Ward on said Fourth Day of April 1900,
for the purpose Of electing Common
Councilman TO represent said Ward In
said Council in place OF Joseph III. Ken
drick, deceased.
Wherefore. the qualified electors OF the
and warned to assemble In Ward Meet
ings, on the said Fourth day of April
at ~, the eff foll1winE places; n,.,,., :, uar,
Room ON Wicknninn street Second lhs-
trict at No. North Main Street.
SECOND wARD.First District. at
ond District. at Ward Room on North
THIRD WARp-First District at No
Ward Room on Smith street. Third Dis
trict.. at No. s5s Branch Avenue.
FOURTH WARD-First District, at
SH$ %Srd pss, sSG% on FSanta %o @ srss Steer
Street Second Floor.
FIFTH wARD-First District at vot-
ng Booth snS Sa
at Ward Room on Beacon Avenue.
SIXTH WARD--F First District at Ward
Room on Public Street. Second District,
sEVENTH wARp-First District at
No. lts Wilson Street Second District
at h'dEhn Voting Booth. &a No 'i IL 'Saisr Mssaer
Street r Second s,-a District. S,ad a, Ward Room
No s7s Plaintieid Street (second floor
NINTH wARD-First District: at
School House on Ring Street Second
District at Ward Room on Pailas Street.
TENTH WARD--First District, az Vot-
ing Booth on easterly side of Florence
Street near Kossuth Street, Second Dis
trict, at Ward Room on Atwelrs Avenue.
Third District at Voting Booth, No. Si9
Smith Street.
And to. give in their Votes according
to law for Governor Lieutenant Gov
'ernor. Secretary OF State. Attorney Cen
eral. and General Treasurer, also for one
Senator and Twelve Representatives. 10
represent the City OF Providence in the
General Assembly.
And said Electors in the Fourth Ward
will also give in their ballots for one
Common Councilman to represent said
ward In place of Joseph II. Kendrick, de-
cea sed.
Said Ward Meetings. as the law di-
rects. shall be kept open from sunrise un-
I'll o'clock Il. NJ. tSunrise at 5:H O'Clock
A. M (Sunset at s:i4 o'clock u. M)
Witness:
WILLIAM r. CLARKE.
City Clerk.