The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-01
PLACES TO
CAST VOTES

This will be one of the most eventual
DAYS in the history of Wilmington as one
of the most important municipal elec-
tons will be held. Mayor, members of
City Council and other officials will be
elected. The polls in each of the sixty
five election districts will be opened be-
tween eleven and twelve o'clock and close
ut SEVEN During the past two years
the city has been controlled by the
Democrats and they have left 4 legacy
that is Il disgrace to the city.
notwithstanding that II deficit of over
$100, 900 starcs the tax payers in the face,
nearly every Democratic member Of the
present City Council is again candi-
date of his party for reelection.
While it is generally admitted that
they should be severely rebuked for run
ming the city so deeply in debt vet all
the chicanery imaginable is being re-
sorted TO in order that the Democratic
party may again be placed in control
for another two years.
Every effort on the part of the Demo-
Gratis is being made to engender n fac
tional feeling among Republicans, but
this should in no wise be permitted.
The voting places follow:
FIRST WARD.
| Fourteenth District-Market to Orange
| Sixth to city line, Traynor's office, Fifth
street near Orange street.
| Fifteenth District-Orange to Washing
ton, Third to Sixth, Shields Library, 20
West Sixth street.
Sixteenth District-Orange to Washing
| rI,tl aitx Inn
street.
SECOND WARD.
First District-Market to Poplar, Thir'
| to Chrlstiana creek, northwest corner Sec
ond and Walnut streets.
Second District-Poplar to creek, Thir'
| to creek, southwest corner 'Fhird ant
Pine streets.
Third District-Market to Head, creel
to city line, 4O5 Head street.
Fourth District-Heald to Delawar
river, Third to city line, northeast corne
A street and New Castle avenue.
THIRD WARD.
Seventeenth Observation-Disclosures avenue
Madison to Washington, Second to Yves
Liberty, corner Maryland avenue an
Madison street.
avenue to Adams, Third to Linden, south
west corner Second and Monroe streets.
Nineteenth Decentralization to Wash
lngton, Second to Fourth, southeast col
ner Third and Madison streets.
Twentieth Decentralization to Adams
Third to Sixth, 511 Madison street.
Twenty-first Observation-Disclosures
Madison, Fourth to Sixth, northwest col
ner Fourth and Jefferson streets.
FOURTH WARD.
Fifth District-Market to Walnut, Thii
to sixth, dOS French street.
Sixth District-Walnut to Poplar, Thil
, to Sixth, 322 East Fourth street.
Seventh District-Poplar to Pine, Thil
to Sixth, 511 East Fourth street.
Eighth District-Pine to Delaware rive
r Third to Sixth, southeast corner Fifth al
/ Spruce streets
4 FIFTH WARD.
: Twenty-second District-Market
/ Washington, Sixth 10 Eighth, northea
corner Seventh and Shipley streets.
Twenty-third Observation-Disclosures
Madison, Sixth to Eighth, southeast &C
ner Seventh and Jefferson streets.
4, Twenty-fourth Decentralization
a Adams, Sixth to Eighth. 629 Maids
/, street.
Thirtieth observation-disclosures to Harriso
Sixth to Eighth, northeast corner Seven
and Jackson streets.
|. Thirty-first Decentralization to ci
Is line, Sixth to Eighth, southwest corr
= Seventh and Rodney streets.
II Fifty-second District-Market to Was
!. ington, Eighth to Ninth, S23 Shipl
d street.
F'ifty-third Washington