The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-28

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3, Reiper. North Proyidsmee: Renjamin
j.. Robinson, Jr.. South lSingstown:
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IN THE HousE E,vgs OF REPREsENrA-
YEAS.-Messrs. Henry c.. Anthony,
Proyidsnce; George z. BARBER. :xescr;
". Blodgett. PawtucSet; Joseph Bou, or.
Woonsocket; Walter r. Brayton. Grams
ton; ton George 4. Briggs; South JAMESTOWN;
p Burlingame Warwick; Clarence o.
Carpenter; Warwick; Nathaniel q. Car
penter. East Greenwich; William H.
Charlestown; Harry G. Curtis. Provi-
dencc: Walter IA. purtes Providence Lee
Roy Fales, Central Fails; erwn J.
dence: Francis W Greene. Warwick:
Edward s. Hall; North kingstown; Al
bert V. Hicks, Woonsocket: Christopher
J.. Holden, Providence: Frank Il. Holden.
Woonsocket; George T. Howard, Little
Compton; Theodore $. Hughes. Johnston;
Dean Kimball. Providence Sanford Il.
kinnecom, North Providence; George
n Lawton. Tiverton;, Jean Leblanc.
ham; Louis L. Mailhot. Lincoln; clar-
ence III. Mathewson, Smlthiield; Joseph
6, Moore Moore Westerly; WHITING, Metcalfi
Falls; George a. Noble. Harrington; Ezra
X: Parker. Coventry: Samuel l.. Peck.
Warren; George l.. Pierce, Providence;
% Fonton. & Central 1 Fais. Hsoene Z. Alvin Poter
dence; stephen S, Rich, East Providence;
Shepard gp oBrfss Bristol rfNasn'e Eliasa stlman.
Hopkinton; John j. Watson. Jr james
town. Yeas, 81.
James r. Chase Niddletown; George *.
Corrigan. Pawtucket: John VI. Crosby.
Newport; John j. Fitzgerald, PawMcket:
as o 'Brien. Pawtucket: William III. Sal
isbury, Pawtucket: John T. Sanborn,
Newport, sayles b steere, Gl9cester; ,6se
Wetherell. Newport---Nsyy, IL.
And Whereas. the Common Council OF
the city. of Providence or the 5tn day
New Election be held in the Fourth
Ward on said Fourth Day of April 1900.
for the purpose Of eiecting Common
said Council I'm 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 ,TolllowIng places; n,.,r,., =, Wa,
RnOm A. Wtrs<an,t.su s.tsf sec OnU lflE-
trict at No. North Main Street.
SECOND wARp-Eirst District, at
ond District, at Ward Room on North
THIRp wARD-First District. at No,
Y c9rIss Rosn strees sS sssqnd s,rsa Tbrd %
trict. at No. 756 Branch Avenue.
FOURTH WARD-First District, at
Wa WSrd Room on FSnnta,n Ssrsst sse
Street Second Floor
FIFTH wARD-First District at vot-
ing Booth on Chestnut Street between
at Ward Room on Beacon Avenue.
SIXTH WARD--First District at Ward
Room on Public Street Second District.
aisESH sEVENTH wARp-rirst District at
No lis Wilson Street Second g. District District
az EfeTH mfFf ROOM waRp sn SreenSrse FIRST srsss
at Voting Booth. No M Mssser
Street rrso seoons s,,os District. @d al Ward Room
No: 27s Plaintield Street. (second, foor).
NINTH WARD--First District, at
School House on Ring Street. Second
District at Ward Room on Pallas Street.
TENTH wARD-First District. at vot-
ing Booth on easterly side OF Florence
Street near Kossuth Street. Second Dis
trct at Ward Room on. Atwells Avenue.
Third District at Voting Booth, No. $40
Smith Street.
Ard TO give In their votes according
to law for Governor. Lieutenant Gov
ornor, Secretary OF State. Attorney Cen
eral and General Treasurer also for one
Senator and Twelve Representatives. To
represent the City of Providence in the
General Assembly.
And said Electors I'm the Fourth Ward
will also give in their ballots for one
Common Councilman to represent said
ward in place of Joseph III. Kendrick, de-
ceased.
Said Ward Meetings. as the law III
rects, shall be kept open from sunrise un-
I'll o'clock +. NJ. (Sunrise at 5:24 O'Clock
A. NJ (Sunset at STA O'Clock u. NJ
Witness:
WILLIAM L. CLARKE
City Clerk
Providence. r.. L.. March o. 1900.