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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-06-08
For Farmers Daughters.

A great opportunity is open to
the farmers daughters of Benton
county for a tree trip to the
Jamestown, Virginia, Exroit;on
IN May, 1907. The offer comes
from the editor of the Pacific
Northwest and the plan will be
backed in this county by the Cor
wallis Citizens League.
On May I, 1907, the editor of
The Pacific Northwest desires
to start East with 80 young
ladies, farmers daughters, one
from each county in the state,
and all their expenses will be paid
on the trip, which will last three
weeks or more.
The contest opens July Ist.
and closes Dec. 31st, and is open
to every girl who is a farmers
daughter, if she will enter the
race for the trip. The reward
will go to the lady securing the
largest number of subscriptions
to the Pacific Northwest during
the contest, aad the Benton
County Citizens League desires
to secure at once the names of
two Benton county farmers
daughters who will enter the
contest and do their best to Sc
cure this wonderful trip free.
Anyone wishing to enter the
race is requested to send their
name and address to John F.
Allen, sec'y of the Benton County
Citizens League, Corvallis, Ore
gon, now fully in touch with
the proposition and furnish in
formation. This is the chance
OF your lifetime, and Benton
county girls should go in tc
win.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
MOB SETS FIRE
TO STEMMERIES
Hall Million Loss From Burning
Of Tobacco Plants in Ken
lucky Town.
DISARM THE TOWN MARSHAL

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec. IA dispatch
from Princeton KS. says a mob rode
into that town early to-day and set fire
90 two large tobacco stcmmcries along the
Illinois Central railroad.
The fire was started iu another part OF
tile town. The loss VIII be about 500 e.
l0u
The st'wmcri's were those OF John
Steeer and John g. Orr tho latter con-
troiec hv the Imperial Tobacco COMPANY.
ol New York. The fire was kindled bv q
mob OF masked men, Several cottages
ga The vicinity were badly damaged. but
nobody was hurt. The mob numbered
about 81" men and entered Princeton he-
tween and o'clock - NJ seized the
night town marshal and disarmed him.
They then went 10 the factories and
quickly applied TIE torch. The masked
ncn stood on guard permitting nobody
90 cQine near until tho buildings were
completely cnvolopcd Do flames ana holm
was useless. A squad Il the mob took
charge Of the telephone office and no
Wofd ot the affair was permitted 10 90
out. When tho mob saw .hat the fire
was beyo control they left the town
going iu the direction Of Hoplinsviilo
alscharglng rcvolvers and rifles as tbo,-
departed. The fire department then cam,
ont but could do nothing more than Dre-
vent the fire FROM destroying BUILDINGS
ia the vicinity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
To Represent UNIVERSITY.

Especial 90 The Times Dispatch
tHAll>Oi iESNILLE VA. December
l---Dr. James Morris Page. dean Of the
University % Virginia. has been dele
gated by President Alderman 70 repre-
sent that Institution AZ the funeral of
President Spencer in Washington Co
morrow afternoon. SIR Spencer was
president OF the General Alumni Associ-
alton Of the University Of Virginia. and
was one Of ne most brilliant men who
ever graduated from the engineering de-
partment OF that institution He was a
devoted alumnus. and a generous con-
trlbutor % the endowment fund Of tile
University
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
MdTT.X SAYS He
DID NOT RUN AWAY
'ontinued from First Parel

1"e deceased was member The e.,
Nices were conducted 10y Row dr. "a
p. Fisher. pastor of tho First Ranti-t
thurcn of this city. assisted Is, R.,.
10y Muir, OF the Temple Baptisf Cbtr,b
Washington. Masonic services were ma
At The grave. The remains were tonne
rtrily placed i'm a vault iu the AIefho,ifst
protestant Cemetery. The floral offerincs
were very numerous and beautiful.
The bearers were Messrs Harry 2,
eaton Vernon slaughter Charles Dim
Nlddie. Maurice wilkins. Allen TEonpson
~ this city. and O. Il. Balthis. r "a
roland and Mr Miller. of Washington
T.. g. ''-''
rirc dying mans message was this
morning delivered TO the widow Of Mr.
Davis by Mr. h. NJ Curtis. prominent
furniture manufacturer of jamestown
~. J. r WHO was in the wreck. and who ala
"a" he could to alleviate the mortal suf-
irrns OF Davis before DE passed into
I'd" great beyond. Mr. curtis stated mis-
morning that Davis died one of tn.
"''Nest deaths hc had ever Witnessed
'"d That his last thoughts were of his
wilc and M or
ma me opinion of Mr.. Curtis. Davis was
30 ~tdiN injured that nothing could have
saved MIN from death. He gave "A very.
tItphlc account OF ;hc death Of voune
DAVIS, ana stated that when he pulled
him out from under the debris he care
i-iiN wrapped him in blankets. and after
ward gave him water and stiuulauts.
ana after making him as comfortable as
ht possibly could. hc M once started
10 heip the others who were injured, but
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
Church Notices.

SALVATION ARMY-SrNDoY IO.N-
i ..N. holiness meeting If Hnr.
'.Ir U.Il .le o. meeting at the Reservoir
%. D.r.D.s. " stormy, praise meeting
Jpn f.a IaN At o'clock "a large praise
meeting Iu tine hall. A THANKSGIVING song
.r little lasaic bright testiuaoulas.
WD'gNrl in the Balances. a heart talk
ny fne captain. good singing. on Monday
'N N'IHr 40 o'clock cvciNo Interest IS
ln t.s rIrlstnss dinner fund ls invited
iD Htt.ud meeting in th" salvation
ARMY lIaN at O'Clock The OFFICERS wish
in lar their plans before the public. ana
aIs9 e.f in touch with those who Will as-
alst tlem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

io WAS recalled bv Davis. who evident
iy realized that the end was nigh az hand.
and gave his farewell message Nj.
Curtis said Davis lived about twenty
minutes after being pulled out from under
the debris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

that All trains shall stop wherever fhop
may De- and an work Of every kind shall
cease ior five minutes. beginning az L.
NJ, as "a tribute 20 THE late Samuel 81
Spencer. ~ tho Southern Railway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
ADMIRALTY ISSUES ORDER TO
COURT MARTIAL C0LLARO

PORTSMOUTH ENG. Dec IAN ad-
mirafty order Wls received here to-day
c.re.t ting tn- trial hv cnlrt-iuarflaI ~
Lieutenant Bernard 81 G~orFe Coltra. fo
whose order. con yuur hnecs.' the Tee
cent mutiuOls outbreak here 81 attributed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
MANY SPENCER CITIZENS
WILL ATTEND FUNERAL

-
SPENCER. y. c.. December l-Ncarf,
one hundred citizens Of Spencer and sails
bury left here tonight "a midnight Tor
Washington 70 attend tito funeraI OF Pres
ident Samuel Spencer. 81 tho Southern
Railway. besides employees 81 the railroad.
Dee funeral party represented every pro-
fess.on ANA line OF INDUSTRY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
ANOTHER ROAD WILL
HONOR DEAD PRESIDENT

MOBILE. ALA, December bird n
Robinson. Of the Mobile. Jackson and
Kansas City Railroad. has issued orders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

Best Quality Citron, 22c lb.

FRESH Country Eggs. per dozen ...... 2ss
Horse Radish. per bottle. ..............1O zoe
Good Luck Baking Powder. per box "a
Table salt 200 pounds TO sack .......eoe
Fulton Yeast Cakes. per pkg ..........4o
Royal Glue, per bottle .................s So
Wine FOR jelly. quart .................12o
Unions. per peck. -..-..............3 500
Puddine. assorted fiavors. per pkg. sc
Walter Baker Cocoa. box .............2Oo
Sweet Chocolate. per cake ............ &c
Baking Chocolate. . for ...............25c
Bakers Cocoa. per box -...-.........1O c
Bakers Chocolate per cake .......... t8o
LtrSe bottles Vanilla and Lemon
t43eerrt N-----.- --...... .... 80
Apple Butter. Virginia per pound.
A, - OF; o-io ,o"ekets ..--.-..... .2oc
MASON Jars fiiict WITH Preserves .....fOc
French Backing. per box. Sc; OF.
boxes -.-.... -..---... .............gc
Dairy salt per bag ...................9 e
chewing Gum. per package ............1c
IHtHpnefri's. can -.---.--- ............1Oc
GoOsebcrrice. can ...-........... fOc
Boston Baked Beans. 2-lh cam ...... &c
Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce. in
Large cans Bartlett Pears. peg can -. roc
Pure Cream. per can ......... 4oc
New Home Made Miuce Meat per
pound --...--.-. ......... .... Sc
Preserves. amy flavor. per pound -
yeiiles. any flavor 3 pounds .-.......1Oc
Jelhos. S-lD. tin. per tln ......... Zoe
apple Butter, pounds ..-..-..........1Oo
2-l1. 1Hr Preserve .-...-............r 0c
Catsup. quart bottles .................10 Toe
JeAies .li navors. in glasses ..........5 Sc
lo-pound bucket New Assorted Pre-
serves ......... 50-
2-io. Mason jar Assorted Preserves. fsc
l-plut Mason jar Assorted Preserve Toe
5-lb. bucket Preserves ........ 70~
Quart Mason lars jelly or Apple
b4ilFl -------..- -....-.. ..-...... Toe
Marascnina Cherries. psr bottle ..... sso
Quart bottle Pickle. sweet mixed $500 Zoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

rr.nriro co,D+,- -,,,. ..,,,...,,.,-. ne d.,
\ whether or ri,- foil' or iitf,, .-S .i
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nh. 7-f..--- rt--.+..r l.,,. 90, ,-,+.,,,, g..
tile following editorial mote i'm Tie Seboo.
l.ul,t.n. of >.ov,,,n,r s,tl,.
~Tn. Bulletin rnak.s fs how ~ -rr.
7'ia,..-- r,t.-.t..b COR a.. ,.t. .,..,.,s..
paid us hy mo ,rfr,.s-r,ts,..,t,.5 I'm a,, IT,
sue. last week.
In tn. same ise,io If trfs ,ro,.... lt,.r,
uaner EIba shows regret and r,rd3.r..,
DOB two sentences.
1--WE wer. sorry IL sos o-,r erf,ol Ga,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
Standing Of Schools.

o., n. Twcnty-arst ST.. a Grade. Fair
mount School.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
lib. pkg. Cleaned Currants, 1Oc.
SUGAR.

Best American Graduated Sugar. 4 3-4c
Light Brown Sugar. per pound .......4iac
Cut Loaf Observation-Disclosures. &c
foWNefto .--..----. -....---..-.....- &C
Brown Sugar. pounds for ...-.......25c
FLOUR.
Snowflake Patent Family. per barrel. $500
silver King Patent Family. per bbl. 81 25
ANl ~ EAlAl . . . . - ~
Try jefferson Spring Wheat Flour.
can't bee beat. per barrel........... S. 90
Rye Flour. per pound ..-..... ..-..... Sc
New Buckwhcat &c; or lbs. fOr.....2 5c
Mountain Buckwheat. already pro-
pared. 2-lb. package for .............9c
Silver King. per bag .....-...........2 7c
Snowflake. per baK ...................25 c
Jefferson Flour. per bag ............-3 2c
Graham Flour per bag ............... soc
PillsbuU Flour. per barrel .......... Sc. 40
hilShury Flour per bag .............. sac
ObelsS or Dunlop Flour, per barrel. 81 40
Same. per bag .......-. .............2S csc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
SUNDRTES.

Remittance Must
\ Accompany all Ship
ping Orders.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

vail h .ra. E Ws 1ss 9PqRSs ss. 3 osR. sRs s 3
East FiysT W4lt:aaii street aRa s59ssEs[
in Fulton street William street Wall street and Broad
The Third Election District is ooundsd by ana within
Spruce street cod street Ferry street Peck slip East
strss; SFosd1sy va and PARK row D'''a
The Fourth Election District is bounded BY and
within New Chambers Madison street,
street oak street. Pearl street. Ferry street. GOLD
Roosevelt Madison New Chambers
The sixth Election Dstric, bounded By and within
Oliver street Madison street Roosevelt strost Park
The Seventh Election District i. bounded by and
within Oliver street OAK street James street Cherry
The E!shth Election District is bounded by and
Water street. Roosevelt street, East river Peck slip
Pearl street and Oak street =, ,,
vhR & % catharas sp East fv.1 Roossys, .,rs.
6Iiyer street ana cSsrty istrss.
Monroe street, Mecnanics' alley Cherry street Market
slip, East river. Cstaartns SIP and Catharne street
within Catharins street. Cherry street oliver street
TE;itSa Election P4s,.e, !. eop1ssa By and
The Thrteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Henry street Market street Madison street ard
Ca{afFe EIb stgeg F7.c,on p.,r,o, =, boun6.s nv and
within Henrls street. Pike street. Monroe street and
hs Flfsesn.h Election Dl:.To: is bounded BY ana
The Sixteenth Election District /. bounded by and
jefferson street East river Market slip Cherry street.
he se1enes2th Reeoa 5 Bstfta 5ousdsd by and
within Madison street. Clinton street. Monroe stFef
jefferson street cherry street and Rutgers stresL
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
within a diagonal line from Madison street Mont
sornery street south OF MonJg gomaFy from
Henry Monroe street, Monroe street and Cln
street
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded by and
Division street Montgomery street., north and
south sides OF from Nontg gOulery
clinton street and east side clinton street from
Madison Division street
Tho twentieth Election District is bounded by and
within Grand street Ridge street Division street and
Clinton street
The Tweuty-hrst Election District Is bounded and
within Rving oa Ridge street. Grand street and
Clinton street
and within stanton street Ridge street. Ryiugton
/ street ana Clinton street
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. '

FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
s Es .q. Ef4s.a 9s.Fs SSqpess
Islands Hudson river Morris street and Greenwich
street.
within Liberty street Broadway Rector street, Gresn-
"i sTse Se[s EGGsis et S'Teet ana sHosoH riVe5
Warren street. Broadway Liberty street and Hudson
The Fourth Election District is bounded By and
Hudson street. North Moore Street. west sEoaeWsy
White street. Broadway. Warren street and Hudson
a Eth 6, EIs4sion District Is bounded By and wishP
street. 55 Beach street and -.E Hudson river
street LasSt street and Hudson street street, '-''A
The Seventh Election District is bounded by and
|ithin Dominok street NaFek street, Brooms street
The Eighth Election District is bounded By and
HUDSON street, Canal street and Gresnwich street
within Charlton street MacdouTsI street Vsadam
street yasGk 55, street Spring and qa.oP street
within vandam street Macdouga street Spring street
The Eleventh Election District Is bounded BY and
The TTsih Tsh Election Di.tTs' is 9ounssa by and
Broadway North Moore street, Hudson street Laisht
The Thirtesnth Election Distro. is bounded by and
Grand Not Canal
within csaa street M4bePrS Street agad 81 sree
Baxter street. Worth street and Broadway.
within Worth street Centre street Pearl Park
within . 'fs s. RsFs ..a :s.. az. q gs
The Seventeenth ELECTION District Is bounded by ana
within Bayard street, BOwery, Park row. Worth
Mulberry street, Park street and Mott street,
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within Canal street Bowery avard street Mott street
sTars s'Tai st4..t Sns ubsr M9h street
The Nineteenth Election District is eouHisd By and
within the side OF Chry5tis street. from
Division street Division street Bowsry and
the north and south sides OF Bayard street from Bow
10 Chrystie street.
The Twentieth Election District IA bounded by and
within south side OF Canal street from Bowery 70
Chrystie street, and the aide OF Bowery. from
Bayard Canal street.
The Twentyhrst Election District ia bounded By ana
Eithin Hester stres Ch-ystie street Canal street
Bowery.
The Twenty-second Election District is bounded by
and within Grand Elizabeth Hester
Bowery, Canal
The Twenty-thrd Election District Is bounded
within Broome street Bowery Hester street. Elizabeth
street Grand street ana Mott street
The Twenty-fourth Election District is bounded by
ana within Spring street. Elizabeth street Broonne
Marion
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Ihs Fnst Elsotion District s bounded Aaa vran
Division street. Market street Henry and Cath
The Second Election pistrot bounded by and with
~ East Broad~ay Rutgers street. Henry ana
The Third Election District bounded By and within
DIvision street Rutgers street.. East Broadway and
The Fourth Election District Is bounded sy ana with
n D1yision street. Clinton srrsst. Henry and
The Fifth Election District is bounded sv .ud within
The Sixth Election District ia bounded bv and within
Grand Essex street. Norfolk street
Division street and Orchard street
Ihe Seventh Election District Is bounded BY and
Allen street Canal street and Eldridge street
The Eighth Election District Is bounded by and with
IN Canal street Allen street Division street and Chrys
The Ninth Election District bounded BY and within
Grand street. Edrdgs street Canal street and Chrysis
The Tenth Election District bounded by within
Brooms street. Orchard street Grand street and ChTys-
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by and
within Broome street Norfolk street Hester street Es
street Grand and Orchard street
The Twelfth Election District is bounded by ana
within Delaney street Clinton street Grand street
Norfolk street BrOome street and SUFFOLK street
The Thirteenth Election District - bounded by and
within Rtvngton street Clinton street Delaney street
Suffolk street. BroOrns street and Norfolk street
within Riv!nston street Norfolk street. Brooms ssrsst
The Fiftesnth Election District is bounded By and
within Delaney stres Ludlow street. Broons stress
The Sixteenth election District IS bounded BY and
wthin Stanton street Forsyth street Brooms street
and Chryste stSeet
within Stanton Allen street Delaney street. and
FORSYTH
within Stanton street Ludlow street. Delaney street.
and Allen street.
within Stanton street Clinton street Rivnstcn street
and ludlow strest-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

w.s S 6. na.Ess Tenth s.as W sA4 &
The second EIsetion plstriot Is bounded By ana
ThItysghth street. Tenth avenue. West Thirty sixth
me Third Election District Is ssu4asa y ana x,,sla
street Eleventh West Thirtyninth street. and
me Fourth Election District Is bounded BY sns
wi5in Wes. Forty second street Tsnth AVsna" VEST
The Ffth Election District 5 bounded BY within
third Tenth avenue West FoTty-second strsss
The sixth Election District bounded By within
West Forty-third street Ninth avenus. West Forty
ms Seventh Eisoton District i bounded BY ana
Forty-1rst street and Tenth svenus.
vttbi3 West Forfv-aTst street Ninth avenue west
Fortieth street ana Tenth avenue. ~ = - a.. - ,....
West Fortieth street Ninth avenue. West Thirty ninth
Ts36 sso9 Di:F,ss ; :, S:y.a:s y Wan and y:1a
The Eleventh Election District Is bounded BY ana
within West Thirty eighth street. Ninth avenue West
Thirty seventh street and Tenth avenQe.
within West Thirty street Ninth West
The TSirtssnth Election District Is bounded by ana
TbirtV- 5iTr1 80 stree. 1.et. and Tsnth avenue
the Fourtsenta Election District g bounded BY and
ThirJy-foGrth street and Tenth avsnus ... -. -,
wthin west ThrtytqaTh s!T.st: Egssh aysaae Nsss
% The 9ePh : ,2ss P s.rnS Is Ts o7 . aas
Thirty-drst street Eighth avsnus West Thirty fourth
The Seventeenth Election District = bounded BY and
within West Thirty street. Eighth avenue. Wssr
Thirry-hfth street and Ninth avenue
The Eighteenth Election District - bounded oy and
within Thirty seventh street Eighth avenue Wssr
Thirtv-ssSth street and Ninth
rrbe Nfrereenrh District bounded hy and
wfthn West Thirry-seventh street. Seventh avenue.
West Thirrv-hfth street and Eighth avenue
The twentieth Election District Is bounded oy and
within West Thirty eighth street Seventh avenue West
Tbtrrv-savsnth and Eighth avenue
The Twenty-trst Election District IS bounded by ana
Thlrty-sgnUh street Eighth avenue. West
frrv-seventh and Ninth
The Twenty Election District 70 bounded BY
and West Thirty-ninth street. Eighth avenue
West Thirty eighth street and Ninth
The Twenty-third election District Is bounded By and
within FOrtterh street. Eighth West
Thfrtv-ninth and Ninth
The Twenty fourth Election District bounded BY
within West FOrtv-rst street Eighth West
ForrieIh street and Ninth
The Tw enty ffth Election District Is hv
within West Forty-third street Eighth avenue.
FOrty-hrsr and Ninth
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
Election Notice.
THIRD ASSEMBLY DIsTR1cT-coatinu.a


Ths Fifteenth Election District bounded By and
within stanton street. Chrysts street Hivtnxson street
and Bovery.
The slxtssnth Election District Is bounded by and
within Second Second Chrystis
Stanton street and Bowsry.
The Seventeenth Election District bounded BY and
within East Houston street. BowsEy. Prnes street. and
Mott street
The Eighteenth EIsotion District bounded BIZ ard
and Broadway.
The Nineteenth Election District bounded by and
within East Fourth street Second avenue Second street
and BoWeEy.
Ths Twentieth Elsction District Is bounded By and
within East Fifth strest Second avenue. East Fourth
The Twenty-frst Election District bounded by and
within East Fourteenth street Fourth avenue. Bowery.
East Fourth street and Broadway
The Twenty-second Election District 10 bounded hy
and within East FouTreenth street. Third avenue and
Fourth
The Twsnty-hird Elsotion District is bound by ana
within Sixth street. Second avenue Fifth strest and
Eowery
The Tv-nty-fourth Election District Ia bounded BY
snG within seventh street Second avenue Sixth street
and Third
Tbs Twenty-htth Election District Is Bounded BY
within ST Marks place Second avenue. Seventh street
and Third avenue.
The Twenty-sixth Election District bounded BY
within East Tenth street Second avenue. 81. Marks
place and Third
The Twenty-ssventh Election District IL bounded By
and within East Twelfth street Second Eas,
Tenth street and TAtrd avenue
The Twenty-eighth Election DiEtrioe s bounded ey
and within East Thirteenth street Second East
Twelfth street and Third avenue,
The Tweaty-nnth Election District Is bounded By
and within East Fourteenth street Second East
Thirtssnth street. and Third avenue.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

THE first Election District bounded by and within
Charlton street Hudson street Spring street, Green
v.iI3 street. Canal street aud Hudson river
rhe SAroud Election District IS bounded by and
within West Narick King street.
Hudson street Charlton street and Hudson river
Ths Third Election District IS bounded by and within
arkson street Faric street West Houston street and
Tbs Fourth Election District Is bounded by and
within Beecker street Hancock street West Houston
strDet Varick street and Carmius street
The Firth Election District is bounded oy and with
In West street. Congress street King street
and VaricE street ,...
King street AscdoUgal street. Charlton street ana
The ssyent Election District Is bounded by and
within West Houston street sullivan street, SprnE
street MacdousaI street. King street and Congress
The Eighth Election District ia bounded by and
within Blocker street thompson siss-' NsSl H"uN
street and Hancock street .,,- -. .-,.L,.
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
West Third street Broadway. West Houston suset'
Thompson street BIsscksr street aud Maedouga stFss
Tenth Election District "a bounded By and SitiI4
West HoLston Broadway Spring street AaS 9u-
TIE FIey.nth Election District is bounded BY and
within street Mott street Primes street.
Nulberrv street spring street and Broadwsl,
within Prince street R1Wery Broome street f4~Aor'i'
street Spring street and Mulberry street
The Thrteenth Election District Il bounded by ana
within street Chryste street Hester sIeet ana
B0wery
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within RivnEton street chrystis street. GRAND street
and BowsrA