The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-12
DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAIl CONTESTS
In ST. LOUIS AND TWO COUNTIES TODAY

to Cook. 20 Spring. to Page; on the north by
Page the east by Easton, to Ewing.
Polling place, No S3CS Easton.
Second Dis:rict-Bounded on the south by
Evans. to Cook. to Spring. TO Page to
Thomas: the west by VandeVentcr to
Evans 20 Cozzens. 20 Spring. to st. Louis: on
the north by St. Louis: on the east by Cole
man. to Magazine. TO Webster.
Polling place. No. 1904 North Grand.
TWESTY-SECOND WARD.
First District-BoInded on the south by Pine
street. on the east by Twenty second. on the
north b. Carr TO Franklin to Beaumont, TO Lu-
cas- on the west by Garrison.
Polling place. No. 81 North jefferson avenue.
Second District-B0unded on the south by
l-aclede or the east by Beaumont TO Laclede, to
Pine. to Garrison. on the north by Grand to
Lucas. on the weTt ny Grand.
Polling place. No. Go North Claiming.
TWESTI-THIRD WARD.
First District-Boundei on the north by La
ciede to Ewing. to Bernard. to West jefferson.
on the south by Chouteau. TO Compton, TO Mis-
souri, Pacific tracks. to Grand. on the west by
Grand, on the east by Ewing Bernard, to
West jefferson.
Polling place. No. 2o4O Manchester.
Second District-BoundcG on the south by La
fayette to Grand. 20 Folsom, the east by
Pennsylvania TO Park. to Montrose, TO Comp
ton. the west by Tower Grove to the Mis-
souri, Pacific tracks to Papiu, to Vandeventer,
on the north by Laclede.
Polling place, No. II22 Crouteau avenue.
TWENTY-FOURTH WARD.
First District-Bounded on the north by Oak
land to Kings highway. to Missouri Pacific
tracks, TO Newstead, to Swan. to Tower Grove,
to Folsom. on the east by Lawrence. on the
south by Magnolia to Kings highway. 10
Bischoff. to Subiette. to Columbus. 20 Frisco
tracks. on the west by the city limits.
Polling place. No. $3.50 New Manchester road.
TwENTY-FIFTH WARD.
First District-Bounded on the north by Cook.
to Vandeventer. TO Delmar: the east by Van
deventer. to DeImar. to Spring: on the south
by Lindel: on the west by Boyd. TO Whittier.
10 Fairfax. to Pendeton.
Polling place. No. 913 North Sarah.
Second District-Bounded on the north by
Lindell. to Spring. to Delmar. 10 Grand: on
the east by Grand to Laclede. TO Vandeventer.
to Missouri Pacific tracks: on the south by Old
Manchester. to Norfolk. to swan: on the west
by Newstead. to Chouteau. to Boyd. to Forest
Park to Newstead.
Polling place. No. S3O5 Clayton.
TWENTY-SINTH WARD.
First District-Bounded on south by Cook.
to Evans. to Cozens; the east by Delmar, to
Easton. to Spring; on the north by Garfield. to
Market, to Cote BriIiante: the west by Tay
lor.
Polling place. No. 405S Easton
Second District-Bounced on the north by St.
Louis. to Sarah TO Ashland. 10 Newstead. to
Pendleton. to Kennerly. to Marcus: on the south
by Cote Brilliante. to North Market. to Gar
field; on the east by Spring avenue.
Polling place. No. 2527 Goode.
TWEN1Y-SEVENTH WARD.
First District-Bounded on the west by Au-
bert. to Kings highway, TO st. Louis, to Belt,
to Natural Bridge road. to city limits; on the
north by Wabash Railroad; on the east by CAL
vary to Florissant, to Euclid, to Natural
Bridge. to Marcus. to St. Louis. to Pendleton.
to kennerly. to Marcus. to Garfield, to Taylor;
on the south by Page.
Polling place. No. 4707 Easton
Second DESTRUCTION the west by city limits;
the south by Page: the east by Aubert, to
Easton, to Kings highway; the north by
St. Louis. to Belt, to Natural Bridge road.
Polling place. No. 55l3 Easton.
TwENTY-ElGHTH WARD.
First District-Bounded on the west by city
limits. on the south by Oakland and south line
of Forest Park to Kings highway. to Missouri
Pacific Railroad. on the east by Newstead to
Chouteau. to Boyle, TO Forest Park, to New
stead. to Lindell. to Boyle. to Olive. TO Whit
tier, to Fairfax. to Pendleton, on the north
mar to Kings highway. to Lindell extension.
Polling place. No. 6l7 North Taylor avenue.
Second District-Bounded on the west by city
limits. on the south by Lindell extension. on
the east by Kings highway 20 Delmar. to Wal
ton. on the north by Page.
Polling place. the Arcade