The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-04
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE
GENERAL
ELECTION

Whereas, TUESDAY. the fifth day OF
November. 1907. is by the Constitution anr
laws OF this State, designated as the uay
for holding the State and City Election;
Wherefore The qualified electors OF sS snS
city OF Providence are hereby hosamJtu h,ant-
ana warned 10 assemble IN w. a. the
ings on said fifth day OF November a' 'no
FIRST WARD.
First District, voting booth, 20 Cohsuoh
Second District. store. 80 Hope street street.
Third District. voting BOOTH oano
street. near East Manning. ,oL,yot-
Fourth District. voting booth, Ioch"o'-
ton street, near Tockwotton PARK.
Fifth District. ward room. WicKenoe"
street. - ..,,
SECOND WARD. 81.
First District. What Cheer Han o'S
Second District, store. 40 Livingstone
street.
Third District. store, 67s North Main
street.
Fourth District. store. 7ls North Main
street. ,,
Firth District, voting booth, Alumni
avenue. near Hope street.
THIRD WARD. >.,.
First District. ward room, $50 Nor'h
Main street Constitution HID. GO
Second District. ward room, on Sinith
street
Third District, voting booth, Whippie
street. near Douglas avenue.
Fourth District. store. l25 Douglas ave-
nue..
Fifth District. hall, 75s Branch avenue venue
FOURTH WARD.
First District, ward room on fouhtain
street.
Second District. voting booth, Chestnut
street. near Elm.
Third District, voting booth, go Friend.
Fourth District store. 800 weybosset
street.
Firth District, voting booth on Adie
street.
Sixth District. voting booth. Smith and
Calverley streets.
FIFTH WARD.
First District, voting booth, Eddy ana
Second District store 1S5 Willard ave-
nue..
Third District. voting booth. Broad and
Fourth District. store. 500 Pine street
Fifth District, store, Friendship ana
Dudley streets.
Sixth District, ward room on Beacon
avenue.
SIXTH WARD.
First District. ward room on BURNSIDE
and Public streets
Second District. voting BOOTH ocean
and Richardson streets.
Third District. store, 1892 Broad street;
Fourth District, voting booth Adelaide
avenue and Hamilton street
Fifth District. store 367 Potter avenue.
sixth District. voting booth, Gordon
avenue. opposite Sayles =, street
First District, store, 232l1 Cranston
street
Second District. store, 23l Cranston
street
Third District. voting booth. % Ford
| street near Dexter.
Fourth District ward room on Green
| wich street.
Firth District, store. 5s4 Dexter street,
/ corner Huntington avenue.
| EIGHTH WARD.
First District. Oed Fellows building, 279
| Plainfleld street.
Second District. ward room, on Pocas-
| set avenue.
Third District. voting booth. Messer
| street near Wendell.
Fourth District, Veteran Firemen's
Hail. 475 Plainfeld street.
| Fifth District. ward room on Plainfield
| street.
sixth District. voting booth, Barton
| street, near Westminster
| NINTH WARD.
| First District. ward room on Pallas
| street.
Second District, ward room on Harrison
| street.
Third District. voting booth. Knight
Fourth District, voting booth, COZ Broad
| way.
Fifth District, voting booth, Kenyon
| street, near America.
| TENTH WARD.
First District. ward room. Atwell and
/ Academy avenues.
Second District. voting booth, 27 Bow
doin street.
Third District. voting booth. Florence
| street, near Kossuth.
Fourth District Odd Fellows Hall, 13S
| Academy avenue.
Fifth District. voting booth. Gladstone
| and Samoset avenues.
Sixth District. Mansion House in Davis
Park.
And to give in their votes according to
law for Governor, Lieutenant Governor.
| Secretary of State. Attorney General and
| General Treasurer, also for one Senator
| and twelve Representatives. to represent
the city of Providence in the General
+, Assembly.
| And said electors qualified to vote in the
| election OF all general officers will give in
| their ballots for Mayor City Treasurer,
! Harbor Master and Overseer OF the Poor.
| Said electors In each ward will elect
| one OF the residents OF said ward a mem
ber OF the school committee for a term
/ Of three years
! The qualified voters in each ward will
| give in their ballots for one Alderman
| and four Common Councilmen, who shall
each be a qualified voter in said city and
a resident In the ward for which he is
| elected.
Satd wurd- meetings. as the fuw directs
shall be kept open from sunrise, at 6:22
| O'Clock a. m. until O'Clock y. m.
(Sun rises at 6:22 o'clock a. m)
tSun sets at 4:3e o'clock p. m)
| Witness my hand and seal OF said city
! this twenty-third day OF October. A. ID.
1901: WILLIAM f. CLARKE.
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