The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-24
An Entire New Registration
is Required.
THE OUTSIDE VOTERS
Registration Books Open Next thursday for
Twenty Days and the Election Itself on
the Tweniy-Ninth Day Of
June.

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to be held on the question of the exten-
sion Of the city limits.
/ Monday, June twenty ninth, was the
date agreed upon, and yesterday the Board
held a special session that the matters
of the registrars and the poll-holdeis
1 might be settled
/ Under the ordinance passed yesterday
the registration book will be opened on
Thursday, May twenty eighth, and will
be open for twenty days, closing at sun
set on Saturday, the twentieth OF June
The registration books are to be opened
at nine O'Clock each morning and kept
open till sunset, Sundays excepted, and on
Saturdays the books are to be opened at
the polling places. In order to register
and vote each elector must be qualified
to vote under the State election laws for
members of the General Assembly and
State officers, the provisions of the State
lawl regulating the conduct of the cleo
ton.
The polling precincts, the registrars, and
the pollholders are as follows:
FIRST WARD, FIRST DIVISION:
Capital Fire House. Registrar Richard
Koonce. Pool-holders, ]. ]. Lewis, w. II.
/
Rogers.
FIRST WARD SECOND DIVISION:
COINS Old Store. Registrar, w. H.
Bragg. Poll-holders, w. J. Saunders, II.
NJ Farnsworth
SECOND WARD, FIRST DIVISION:
Victor Fire House. Registrar, NJ. r.
Haynes Poll-hoders, c. w. Beavers.
K w Merritt
SECOND WARD, SECOND DIVISION:
E. Hugh Lees Store. Registrar, w. n.
H. Smith. Poll-holders, A. E. Glenn, e.
+ j. Best.
THIRD WARD, FIRST DIVISION:
Jones Warehouse. Registrar, S. ~ Lee
son. Poll-holders, L. A. Emory, G. Fl.
Beine.
THIRD WARD, SECOND DIVISION:
Fulcher's Store. Registrar, c. r. Harris.
Poll holders, ]. M. Bishop, Geo. f. Ball
FOURTH WARD, FIRST DIVISION:
City Lot. Registrar, ID. S. Belts. Poll
holders. w. H. strother, A. d. Huling.
FOURTH WARD, SECOND DIVISION:
P. j. Jeffreys Store. Registrar. W. r.
Warren. Poll-holders, w. d. Smith, ]. r.
O'Neal.
complete new registration Is required
to take part in this election on the ex-
tending Of the city limits, and not alone
are the people in the city to vote but
those of the sections to be included, who
must register also, if they would vote.
Those living in the corporate limits of
the city are required to register and vote
at their respective precincts, and those
living outside of the corporate limits in
the territory to register and vote at the
following precincts:
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tended to the proposed northern limits
and north of East Jones street, extended
to the proposed eastern limits at Second
Division Second Ward.
Those living between East Jones street
extended to proposed eastern limits, and
East Hargett street extended to proposed
eastern limits, at First Division of Second
Ward.
Those living between East Hargett
street extended to proposed eastern limits
and East Cabarrus street extended to
proposed eastern limits at First Division
of Third ward.
Those living between East Cabarrus
street extended to proposed eastern limits
and the southern limits of the city ex-
tended to proposed eastern limits and the
southern limits Of the city extended to
proposed eastern limits, at Second piyis-
ion of the Third Ward.
Those living between the southern linn
its of the city extended to proposed Yves
tern limits, and West Lenoir street ex-
tended f proposed western limits at Sec
ond Division of Fourth Ward.
These living between West Lenoir
street extended to proposed western Inn
its, and West Hargett street extended to
proposed western limits at First Division
of Fourth Ward.
Those living between West Hargett
street extended to proposed western limits
and West Jones street extended to pro
posed western limits at First Division;
OF First Ward.
Those living between West Jones street
extended to proposed western limits and
west of Halifax street extended to the
proposed western limits and west OF Hall
fax street extended to the proposed North
ern limits at Second Division of First
Ward.
The challenges in the election, if any,
are to be made before the registrar and
judges of election at their respective pre-
cincts on Saturday, June II, between the
hours of nine and three.
The ballots cast are to be labelled ''For
Extension ana Against Extension"
The polls are TO open at sunrise and re-
main open till sunset when the ballots are
to be counted at once, the returns being
made by one member from each precinct
at meeting of these in the Mayors
office at twelve o'clock on Tuesday, June
thirtieth The result is there to be can
vassed one report being delivered to the
city clerk and the other posted in front
of the City Hail.
The corporate limits to be extended are:
On the east to the road running north
and south just east of the Soldiers Home,
known as Tarboro Road, to line on the
western side of that road running due
north and south and parallel with the
eastern limits of the city. On the north
three -eighths of mile to line running
due east and west and parallel with the
northern limits of the city On the west
onehalf of mile to a line running due
north and south and parallel with the
western limits of the city The new
boundary lines on the east and west arc
to extend north until they intersect with
the new northern boundary line and sontn
Tin they intersect with the southern bound