The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-27

ward L. Freeman. Central Falls. John
ir % cSaries,Ssn; ssr'on isea s%uel D. keSyon eSSsS
Tins!cc",;, Henry 9 LusSsrs Johnston
eric j.. Pitts North snilthheid; Nicholas
y. Reiner, North Providence; benjamin
| Il. Robinson, Jr south kingstown;
sdsy sSEs JoSn bEs9 aTss coT
entry; Andrew ID. whippic. smithfieid. =
NAYs.-Messrs. James u. BanIgan.
Pawiuckst; Howard ". Fsrnum, Gio-
jeremiah ", Horton 10 sfNs; Ns~psrs1 aSSspS John ],
town.-Nays. Z. 49,.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
\ TIVES.
fEAS-Messrs. Henry G. Anthony.
Portsmouth; James H. Armington, East
John Il. Blodgett. Providence; William
w. BiodgettA Pawtucxet; Joseph Bous or.
woonsocket Walter j.. Fraytcn, Grams
H Msrtis % Brown. sS ffoSidenes! SStn slSJ,os Joss,
i. Burlingame. Warwiok Clarence O.
Carpenter. Warwick; Nathaniel G. Car
tomsiock. Lincoln: .SsHia" SWiIiiam " '.sa Is. cross.
aenee; Walter IL f'i5y Dygrfet Pr"tdenec ,a IS ,ne-
France. Woonsocket; George H. Grant.
Providence; William a III. Grapt, Provi-
dence; Francis. w. Greene, Warwick;
Edward y Hall; North Kingstown; Al
l.; Holden. Providcnce: Frank IL. Holden.
on,n,o. WoonsoSkeI; i George 7 Howard Little
Clarke II. Johnston. Foster; Charles
Dean KimbalI. Providence; Sanford IL.
kinnecom. North Providence; George
X. .Lawton, Tiverton: Jean 4. Leblanc,
Woonsocket; Ray G. Lewis. New shore
ham; Louis l.. Mailhot, Lincoln: Clar-
enee III. Mathewsen. Smithheld; Joseph
RcbmSTs 3, Moore' Westerly Whiting Me,eali n;ra
Falls; George A. Noble. harrington; Ezra
X Parker; Coventry. samuel ~ Peck.
James l. sHrs Pres Providence: Ss, sUss@'S SgS%e 81
Ponton. Central Falls: &. Alvin Potter.
Trans Gransten; s,.nS John i Remlngsr, hroys.
Hher saePasn T9 Est syry
Shepard. Bristol: Elisha G.. Stillman,
Hopkinton: John J. Watson, Jr. james
NAYs.-Messrs. Louis Beaudry, Paw
tucket; Michael T. Bur1a5, Cumberland;
James II. Chase, Middletown George X.
Corrigan, Pawtucket. John II. Crosby.
Lucius II. G. Garvin, Cumberland; Thorn
as OBrien, Pawtucket: William III. Sal
isbury. Pswtucket; John p, sanborn.
George T. Vernon. Newport; John H.
Wetherell. Newport.--Nays. IL
And Whereas. the Common Council OF
OF March. a. ID. 1900, ordered that
New Election be held I'm the Fourth
Ward on said Fourth Day Of April. 1900
for the purpose OF electing a Common
Councilman TO represent said Ward in
said Council In place of Joseph H. 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
AZ FIRST ffs f'lSxisf %xRbpFfss pFtafss District at Ward
Room ON Wickrnt'n street. Second I'ls-
trlct at No. . North Main Street.
sshoci Mouse waRfs on Meeting sRc' Sect
ond District. at Ward Room on North
Main Street.
Ward Room on Smith street Third Dis
trict. at No. s56 Branch Avenue
FOURTH WARD-First District, at
ond District. az No. 3,s Westminster
Street Second Floor.
FIFTH WARD-First District at vot-
ing Booth on Chestnut street, between
Elm and Elbow Streets Second District,
at Ward Room on Beacon Avenue.
SIXTH WARD-First District at Ward
at voting booth corner Ocean and Rich
"iEI1I Seventh wARp-rIrst District at
at Ward Room on Greenwich Street.
EIGHTH WARD :. First District
g. stree yo'as ssond RoS,s Isr Ne Wora i Hssgr Rss
on Harrison Street Third Distriet, at
No. 279 Planfleld Street (second floor.
NINTH WARD--First District. at
School House on Ring Street. Second
District at Ward Room on PaIlas Street.
TENTH WARD-F'lrst District. at Vot-
ing Booth on eastery side of Florence
Street near Kossuth Street Second Dis
trict. at Ward Room on Atwel's Avenue.
Third District at Voting Booth, No. $40
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 I'm their ballots for one
Common Councilman to represent said
ward I'm place oil Joseph III. kendrick, de-
ceased.
Said Ward Meetings. as the law d.
rects, shall be kept open from sunrise un-
til o'clock Il. NJ. (Sunrise at 5:23 o'clock
A. M tSunset at 5:ii O'Clock u. N
Witness:
WILLIAM f. CLARKE.
City Clerk.