The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-24

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Jr.,. Charlestown: Alfred w. KENYON
Richmond William r Lewis. Jr.. Bar
Franklin l.. Manchester. lincoln: Fred,
eric J, Pitts. Norths Smithneld: Nicholas
~ keiner, North Proyidencei Benjamin
George ", Simmons sn Bristol; Sy"fEsfS%n J. Ed%Srd
Studley. Providence; John Warner. Cow
entry; Andrew B. whippie.' smithheld
NAYS -Messrs. James y. Banisan.
Pawtucket; Howard w. Farnum. Cio-
dIesteri Peter j. Gaskln. cQwporland;
Lace, Burriilyillo; Elbridge L. Stoddard,
fortsmonth; A. Herbert Ward, Mddle-
town.-Nays, Z.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TINES.
YEAs.-Messrs. Henry c. Anthony,
providence: George l.. Barber, Exeter:
John n. Blodgctt Providence; William
NW w, biodiett rawtucset; Joseph Bo,n.or.
Woonsocket; Walter h. BfnyiOn, Grams
TOM George ~ Briggs, South i<ingstown:
~. Martin Brown. Provdcnoel JOSEPH
T.. Burlingamc, Warwick; Clarence %.
Carpenter Warwick: Nathani@I a Car.
penter, East Greenwich; William III.
c2mstock. lineoin. William -. Cross.
dence; Walter H. Durfes, ProVilence'i 'i'e-
Roy FaleS Central Falls Erwin j.
France, Woonsocket; George IA Grant,
providence; William a. H. Grant provi-
dence; Francis ". Greene, Warwick:
Edward s. Han. North JAMESTOWN, Al.
pert V; Hicks, Woonsocket: Christopher
woonsockct; George r. Howard Little
compton; Theodore s. Hughes, Johnston:
niarhe lark Johnston. Foster; Charles
kinnecom, North Providence; George
X; Lawton, Iiverton; Jean G. Leblanc,
Woons4eket; Ray q. Lewis, New Shore
cnce ~. Mathewson, Smithficld, Joseph
g. Moore, Westerly; Whiting Metcalf.
hlGhmondi Oscar a Newell Central
rails; George A. Noble, harrington: Ezra
Is: Parker Coventry; samuel L. Peek,
warren; George T.. Pierce. Providence:
James a; pirce, proyidence;. Eugene b.
Cranston, John l.. Remlinger. Provi-
dence; stephen :. Rich. East Providence;
Albert Roberts. Providence; Harry III.
shepard. Bristol; Elisha G. Stillman,
Hopkintoni John j. Watson, Jr, James
tOwn.--Yeas. 81
NAYS Messrs. Louis Beaudry. Paw
James R. Chase. Middetown; George *
corrigan. Pawtucket. John H. Crosby,
Newport; John J Fitzgerald. Pawtucket;
as % Brien. Pawtuckct; William II. SAL
lsbury PUwtuclSet. John H. Sanborn,
Newport: Sayles b. steere. Glocester:
WetherelL Newport Nays. IL
And Whereas, the Common Council OF
OF March, 4. D 1900. ordered that
New Election be held in the Fourth
Ward on said Fourth Day of April. 1900
for the purpose OF electing Common
SAID Council In place OF Joseph III, Ken
drick, deceased.
Wherefore. the qualified electors OF the
city OF Providence are hereby notified
and warned 10 assemble In. Ward Meet
ings. on the said Fourth day of April
ut the following places:
FIRST WARD First District at Ward
Room on Wtck"ni'n St"ert. second ils-
trict az No. 2 NQrh Main Street.
SECOND WARD--First District, at
school House ON Meeting Street. See
ond District, az Ward Room on North
THIRD WARD-First District. at No.
g Corllss Street Second District, az
Ward Room on Smith Street Third Dis
triet, az No. i56 i}ranch Avenue.
E0ER,fH WARD-tirst District. at
Ward Room on Fountain street. Sec
ond District. at No. SiS Westminster
street Second Floor'.
FIFTH WARD-First District az Vot-
ng Booth on Chestnut street between
Elm and Elbow Streets. Second District
at Ward Room on Beacon Avenue.
SMITH WARD-f' First District at Ward
Room on Public Street. Second District
Al voting booth corner Ocean and Rich
SEVENTH WARD-First District AZ
No. l4S Wilson Street Second District,
~ Ward Room on. Greenwich Street.
ElGHTM MdI, s,s %APp First District
street. Second District az Ward Room
in Harrison Street. fhlrd District at
No. -ft IltsNuolu street lSeConN NOOr).
NINTH MARD--First District. at
school tiouse on Ring street Second
District az ward Room ON Pallas Street.
TENTH WARD-First District. at Vot-
ng Booth Ot easterly side of Florence
street near Nossuth Street second DIS
rict al Mar' Room ou Atwel's Avenue.
Tnird District az Voting Booth No. $40
smith street
And 10 give ln their votns according
q law for Governor Lieutenant Gov
rnor. SecrCtarE 0f state, Attorney Gen.
rat ard Gtnrral Treasurer, also for one
senator aAd Twolve Renresenta tiyts. 10
eprcscut the city of Providence in the
General Assem- bly.
And said Electors In the Fourth Ward
viii also give in their ballots for one
Common Councilman 90 represent said
Vard in place OF Joseph II. kendrick de-
cased.
Said Ward Meetings. as the law di-
ects. shall he kept open from sunrise un-
il o'clock T. NJ. (sunrise at 5:2t O'Clock
!. MI tSunset at 5;N O'Clock u NJ
Witness;
WILLIAM T.. CLARKE,
CITY clerk
Providence. r j. March 26. 19oo
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