The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

sixth day of November A. ID. 1907. viz. !:
State loan. Shall the General Assembly
be authorized and directed 10 provide for
the issue OF additional state House bonds
In an amount not 10 exceed the sum OF
500, 900. so much OF said sum as may De
necessary 10 be applied 10 the completion
and furnishing of the new state House in
the city of Providence and the suitable
laying out of the grounds surrounding
ors OF the city OF Providence are. hereby
notified and warned TO assemble in ward
meetings on said sixth day Of November.
Frst ins lSS %arsirPse PtfDfdi District, store. ass
Meeting street; Second District, store
Hope and John streets Third Third pistrie,: Strnats
Fourth District, voting BOOTH Wicken-
den and What Cheer streets; Fifth Dis
trict. ward room, Wickenden street; sixth
District, Pioneer Hall, 296 South Main
Second ward-First District. What
Cheer laall, SAB North Main street Sec eS,,
District store 72i North Main street;
Fourth District, store, 743 NoEh Main
street: Fifth District; voting booth'
Alumni avenue near Hope street.
Third Mard-F'irst District, ward room
on North Main street Constitution HID;
Second District, ward room on smith
avenue Fourth District, store. l25 Dou-
glas avenue; Fifth District. hail., l9b
Branch avenue; Sixth District, hall, 4iS
Fourth Ward-First District, ward room
on Fountain street; Second District, yot-
ing booth on Chestnut street near Elm;
Fourth District, store, 6l4 Westminster
street: Fifth District. store, ~ Atwells
avenue Sixth District, voting booth
Smith and Calverly streets.
Fifth Ward--First District,voting booth,
Eddy and Hospital streets; Second DIS
trict, Temperance Hail. 2s2 Prairie ave,
nue., Third District. voting booth. Broad
and Glenham streets: Fourth District
store 502 Pine street; Fifth District, store.
Friendship and Dudley streets Sixth Dis
trict ward room on Beacon avenue.
Sixth Ward-first District, ward room
on Public street. Second District, store
12l Rugby street; Third District, store: y
Gala street. Fourth District, voting booth,
Adelaide avenue and Hamilton street;
Fifth District, store, Az Potters avenue;
Sixth District. voting booth, Ocean and
Seventh Ward-First District, store, 24O
Cranston street; Second District, store,
2Sl Cranston street; Third District. store,
ass Cranston street; Fourth District, ward
room on Greenwich street; Fifth District,
store, 646 Potter's avenue: Sixth District
voting booth, Pacific avenue and Van
Eighth Ward-First District, Odd Eel
lows Building, 27s Plainfield street; Sec
ond .,istrict, store, Pocasset avenue;
street: Fourth District voting booth on
Messer street, near Wendell; Fifth Dis
trict, store, sos Plainfeld street; Sixth
District, store, sol Plainfield street.
Ninth Ward-First District, store 13
Cranston street; Second District, ward
room on Pallas street; Third District
Ring street school; Fourth District, Har-
ris avenue evening school. Fifth District
store, 1923 Atwells avenue; Sixth District
Africa street school.
Tenth Ward.-First District. ward room
Atwells ard Academy avenues; Second
District, store, 15s Delaine street; Third
District, voting booth on Florence street
lows Hall. 1SS Academy avenue: Fifth
District, voting booth, Cnalkstone and
Samoset avenues; Sixth District, Mansion
House In Davis Park.
And to proceed to give in their ballots
as follows: Said electors In each ward Will
give in their ballots for Four Electors for
President and Vice President Of the Unit
ed States. ,oaid electors In each ward Will
give in their ballots for one Representa-
tive TO represent the First District OF the
State OF Rhode Island in the Fitty-seV-
cath Congress- of the United states. Said
electors I'm each ward will give In their
ballots for "A Second Representative
from said city to FIJI the vacancy caused
by the resignation of John T. Blodgett. "
Said electors in each ward will give in
their ballots for the approval or rejection
of the above propositions, viz; OF amend
ment to the Constitution OF the State OF
Rhode Island. designated as Article NJ.
and relative to authority being given TO
the General Assembly to borrow money.
And said electors qualified to 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 In each ward Will elect one
of the residents OF said ward a member OF
the School Committee for the term OF
three years. The qualified voters In each
ward will give I'm their ballots for one
Alderman and four Common Councilmen,
who shall each be a qualified voter In
said city and a resident I'm the ware for
which he is elected Said ward meetings,
IA the law, directs, shall be kept open
from sunrise at 6:23 o'clock a, m. until
o'clock y. m. (Sun rises at 6:23 a. m.
(Sun sets at 4:S5 o'clock p.
m). Witness my hand and seal OF said
city, this 9th day of October, A. ID. 1900.
WILLIAM II. CLARKE,
City Clerk.
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