The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-20

ELECTION PRoCLAMATIoN-U and by
virtue OIL the law in such cases made and
provided, public notice Is hereby xtyen that
on Wednesday, the 10th day OF February
1901. here will - held an election in the
city of Houston by the qualified voters Of
said city for the purpose of electing a
mayor OF said city to fill the present uneX-
PRED Term. as he law requires
The polls will be opened a o'clock a
NJ and close at O'Clock D. III. The fol-
lowing are designated as the polling places
for the respective wards and districts or
precints for the holding of said election:
First Ward Polling place. Shuptrne
ball, and G. b. Glover is appointed pre-
siding officer, and j. Whitmarsh and Jake
ton.
Second ward-No. 10 engine house.
CEartres street, and T. U. Lubbock Is ap-
pointed presiding officer and Y. Y. Norris
and C. c. Rutgers Judges for said ward In
said election
Third Ward. District A.--Polling place
Turnverein Hall. and VIM Fleis Is an,
and Gus Brandt Judges for said district In
said election.
ThirI Ward. District B.-Polling place.
is appointed presiding officer, and r. D;
Steele and j. A. Breeding judges for said
district in said election
Fourth ward District A.--Polling place.
Market hall, and +. a. Reichardt Is an
pointed presiding officer and Paul Sehosser
said. election, 4 4,,4-, ~.
Fourth Ward District B.-Poliing place
A. Riblere. 5l4 Dallas. and Harry Dumble
is appointed presiding officer, and George
BFipghurst qand,, w. Bryan judges for
said district In eaid election.
Fifth Ward District A Polling place.
No. 1905 Mckee street, and James Nc
Auehan lis appoi nted presiding officer and
John LYONS and A. r. Moore Judges for
said district in said election.
Fifth Ward, District B.-Polling place.
No. 1901 corner Hardy and Brooks streets.
and ] Lehan is hereby appointed presiding
officer and j. r. Merkel and J. II. shisfer
judges for said district IN said election I
Sixth Ward-Potling place No. 2Ol3 Wash
ington street. and j. l., Dupree is hereby
appointed presiding officer and Tom Golding
and e. R. Pereira judges for said ward in
said election.
The districts in said Third. Fourth and
Firth wards above referred to are de-
ecrbed as follows;
Third Ward, District A.-To consist OF
that portion of said ward which lies north
wardly and eastwardly from Dallas avenue
as It is and as It would b. II prolonged
through said ward in sortheasteriy d.
rection.
Third ward, District B--To consist OF that
norton Of said ward which lies southwardlv
and westwarcly from Dallas avenue. ms 1t
Is and as V would be II prolonged through
said ward I'm southeasterly direction :.
The purpose being to divide said ward into
two election districts or precincts by a
line running along the center, OF Dallas
avenue as II Is. and as II would be II pro-
lenged through said ward in southeaster-
ly direction.
Fourth Ward District A,-To consist OF
all thu. portion OF said ward lying on the
north side OF Dallas and San FELIPE avenues
and west of Main street. extending 10 the
city limits
Fourth ward. District B,-To consist Of
ell that portion of said ward lying on the
south side of Dallas and San FELIPE ave-
nres and west OF Main street extending to
the city limits.
Fifth Ward, District A,-To consist OF an
that pori ion OF said ward lying south OF
the main line OF the Texas and New Or
leans and the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio railroad tracks and north OF
Buffalo bayou and east OF white Oak bayou
and extending easterly to the city limits.
Fifth Ward. District BAH that portion
OF said ward lying north Of the main line
of the Texas and New Orleans and the Gal
weston. Harrisburg and San Antonio rail-
way tracks aud east OF White Oak bayou
and extending easterly to the city limits.
u. J. Tunly.
e~o0 Mayor City OF Houston.