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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-23
REALTY BUYERS INCREASING

Many thousands of people are
added to the population of Taco
ma every year. This explains
why Tacoma real estate increases
in value by leaps and bounds and
why 1t pays to invest in desirable
property either for a home or as
an investment. Owners and deal
ers are offering many desirable
opportunities for investment in
the Real Estate columns of The
Times today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-23
WHEN SCORPIONS COURT

Scorpions make love with their
human They other
in contemplation for of reminds
OF MT Man when he takes his
into her until long is that
young going to stay
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-23

Until recently American com-
mercial travellers in British Co
lumbia selling liquor or tobacco
we're taxed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-23

Have you seen It? It's free.
The Giant Viking, 600 years old,
8 IT. in. high. Now on exhibit
tion in the lobby of the Arcade
theater, 1914 Pacific ave. Free
to all patrons of our theater. 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-23
REPAIRING

Have you anything you wish re-
paired? Read the repair column,
page z, today. zee
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PHONE YOUR .WANTs"
For the convenience of its readers
the Times will take your want
over the phone at no extra charge.
Phones Main 7S8 or A173S.
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All kinds of repairing. See the
repair column today, page z. sss
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ON WHICH SIDE
OF THE DESK ARE
YOU?

The man before he desk
works with his hands and is
paid for his labor. The man
behind the desk works with his
head and is paid for his knowI-
edge. 1t is merely a question
of knowing how"
For Is years we have been
enabling people to advance
their positions and Increase
their earnings by teaching them
to know how" We can adj
vance YOU to a better position.
No text books to buy; no re-
currents beyond the ability to
read and write; you need not
leave your present work: pay
what you can afford. IL you
want a better position and
make more money, see us to-
day.
SPECIAL OFFER
This ad is worth $50 to you
on almost any one OF our 20S
courses IL brought to my office
before 1890 Saturday night.
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
LOWER iAYETTE VALLEY.
same place

| Mrs. Inman who has been Ill at
the home of her daughter, Mrs E.
Walker was able to go to her home
in Payette the first OF the week.
Harry Friedman was over from
Boise last Sunday to spend the day
with his sisters whom he had not
seen for 10 years. One OF the sisters
expects TO remain with c. Fritch-
Imam a year while the other Will
leave for Missouri in few weeks.
Miss Thompson who is teaching
the Aman school was a Caldwell Wis
ltor last Saturday, the object OF the
trip being to bid farewell to cou-
sin who leaves shortly for Washing
ton, ID. c.
A number OF the directors Of the
Extension ditch, including Geo.
Jackson, A. ]. Shearer and F. B.
Suplee were out Tuesday inspecting
the waste ditch with a view TO
making some improvements.
Steamboat Rock, Iowa, where he
expects to spend a few weeks with
his mother
Mrs. Durham accompanied by her
grand daughter, Ethe Durham, are
in Emmett and will not return be-
fore the first OF next week,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Mcintyre Of
Little Willow were visiting friends
in this vicinity Monday night.
Elmer Lattig disposed Of 40 acres
of his farm to Chas. Miller of Star
The dwelling house is on the land
that changed hands and Mr.. Lattig
intends building a new residence in
the near future.
Mrs. Robert Emerson is in Payette
with her mother, Mrs. F. E. Hurd,
who is on the sick list.
Elmira Casey returned to her home
in Parma after having spent few
weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
Godell.
Geo. Lattig, one OF the most ex-
tensive apple growers in the valley
left Monday for Spokane to attend
the National Apple show.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Peutz attended
the house party given last Sunday at
the homo of H. Henningsen who
lives up the P2yette river. There
were nineteen guests who enjoyed
the excellent dinner served by the
The afternoon was spent
in music and conversation. At five
O'Clock tea was served and the
friends left thinking that these big
dinners are fine for the man but
hard on the goose.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17

E. VanSicklin passed through
the valley this week looking for hay.
Rev. Day and family moved this
week from the Kinnison residence
to the Chas. Stewart house. which
was recently bought for the Meth
oGist parsonage.
AIr. Callers living east OF Fruitland
moved this week into their neat
little cottage they have just COM
pleted.
Bert Melcher left Wednesday with
a car of goods for northern Idaho.
Chas. Pathael also left for the
same place.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17

For Rent-A house rooms and
bath, newly papered and painted, in
side and out. Good well water in
doors and kitchen sink. $1,000 per
month. Inquire of Geo. w. Baker,
at First National Bank.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
LITTLE WI[I.IL.js!W -gREEK

Mr. Evans of Boise ia IN to French
this week looking after his sheen in
terests.
Arthur Wight nephew of w R.
Shimp. is spending a few DAVIS at
the ranch.
Mrs. Mel Gordon and children
were down to Hills residence Fri
dav evening and attended a party
given bv Mrs. Cbas skinner there
being thirty-five guests presnet.
Mr.. Kicker of Weiser was up the
valley last Friday and purchased the
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17

For Rent-Ten acres improved
land. one mile north Payette. Easy
terms. Inquire ]. /. Barry.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Long are VS.
iting at the home Of Mr.. Longs SIS
ter. Mrs. F. Colburn.
Among these on the sick list this
week are the little Colburn twin
boys, threatened with pneumonia, the
little Creger girl and the little baby
girl of NJ. A. Smiths are also threat
ened with pneumonia. Owen ana
Milan McCarty are sick and have had
the doctor. Wilburn DUEL and the
little baby Duell have had the Sc
we're colds that have been going the
rounds among the children.
Ray Russell and Olive Harry who
are teaching school in Oregon, at
tended the reception given to the
teachers attending institute in On
tario. last Monday evening.
c. C. Cochran and family left
for Baker City, oregon, this week
10 make it their home.
the Payette Grange cordially in
yites the Fruitland Changers to their
meeting in Payette next Friday
night.
C. C. Cochran sold the place known
as the old Jake Bowers place that
he recently bought, to a Mr.. Blom
who also bought the other place that
NJ. Cochran sold. Mr.. Blom intends
setting both places out to orchard
Florence Lewis returned from
Nyssa last Sunday, then left again
Tuesday for 0wyhee.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17

Wanted-Girl for dining room
and chamber work. Commercial Ho-
tel.
1888.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07
SAD DEATH Of
MRS.E.J.
AGED LADY sUFFEgED FROM
PARALYSIS FOR EIGHT MONTHS
-REMAINs TO BE SHIPPED TO
MONROEVILLE.

After patiently sufferin. about eight
months with paralysis, Mrs. E. J. Net
a IOvabIe lady Of IS years, died early
yesterday morning at her late home,
No. 1902 East Strong street. Her
death occurred about / o'clock in the
morning, and she passed away as
sweetly as # sinking into a peaceful
sleep.
The remains viii be taken to Mon
.roeviI-e, Ala, this morning on the
1880 o'clock train, and the lntermeEt
will take place there. Services will be
conducted al the saddened home at
$50 O'clock this morning.
Deceased is survived by a devoted
husband and five children, one Of her
sons being a railroad engineer employ
ed here. She had resided in Pousa-
cola since 1904. coming with relatives
from the old home in N0nrOevilie.
Although soreIy stricken, the lady was
patient until the very last in all her
suffeTings
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07

vile; ]. H. Ashner, st. Louis; A. ].
Pughsley, New Orleans; ]. E. Bowles,
Gottondale; C. A. Prim, Bombay; J. C..
Whitmore, Pittsburg. Va: Harley Cav
1hon, DeFuniak SPRINGS; G. J. Sovel,
Jacksonville; W. W. Hatch, Boshen;
+. H. Leblanc, New Orleans; +. h
Pomeroy, Birmingham; T. D, Herman,
Pittsburg, Va; H. c. Duncan and wife,
cincinnati; B. J. Morrison, Jr,, 4lj.-
Waukee; Emile AzelsOn, Laurel HILL
Fla; E. R. Partridge, Fiorala, Ala;
Ihos. S. LAM. Laurel Hi; Z. ;.
1L!ulngby, Bainbridge, Ga; ". ?; Lans'
New Orleans: \ +. Funkhouser,
evansville, Ind; v. D. Owens, Jr~
IItaIesWood, Ala; B. F. Chandler, New
1ork; Chas. Mack, Savannah. Ga; l.
r. White, Chicago; ". Z: Clute, st.
.9uls; B. B. Sattmore. Atlanta; }. 3.
LAuamson, CaryvilIe; J. ". NaheheId'
Apalachicola.
EScam1bia-C. D. Frink, Marianna; {.
>. matthews, WestviIle: J. ". John-
Son' Coma; E. \. Wheeler, North Caro-
ma; A. Max Wilson, BlOuntstown: a.
=; I1-3eatam, Liberty: Thos. \ fon'
"a 1IallaaIn1assee; an T. Y. Palmer, Marianna;
! DE. W. A. Verdier, Atlanta; Mrs J. j.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07

ferocious old chiefs have passed away.
Few remain of the reckless cowboys
who carried their lives in their hands
and guns in their pockets. The dan
ger and the romance is being civilized
out of the west.
Not long ago an eminent foreign
diplomat who made a tour OF America
exclaimed: Il have made great dis
covery-there is no wild west!' 1t is
true. The west that was wild and
wcolly" has vanished. But the time
when it was the frontier will remain
one Of the most interesting and ro-
mantle periods Of our history. It will
not be many years before We will see
the passing of the last OF the pioneers.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07

'mcCaski11, F'reeport; Mary Lou Cav
thon, DeFuniak Springs; John T. Britt,
Miss Nancy Lewis, Chtpley; Miss
Emma Binion, Brewton, Ala; Miss
Lena Vent, Apalachicola; Miss Edna
Yon, Tallahassee; J. G. Hudson and
wife, Monroe, Ala; Mrs. S. S. Willis,
Crestview; C. r. Btggs, j. NJ. Welton,
Peterman, Ala; J. NJ. Lide, ]. B..
FREEZER, Fords, Ala; A. NJ. Lide, Sar-
dis, Ala; w. P. Giddens, Valdosta,
Ga; ]. J. McCaskill, Freeport; r. E.
L. McCaskfll, Freeport; w. J. Rouse,
PIT. Washington.
Merchants-T. J. Gasscock, Mem
phis A. S. Fuller, st. Louis; Thos. l..
Waters, City; J. H Barnes, Fftchburg;
S. S. Martin. W. H. Norton, Cypress,
Fla; l.. F. Skinner, Selma; ". Thier,
Perdido Beach; ]. NJ. Jones and wife,
Hartford, Ala.
New Manhattan-F. Floom, TifTfn,
O.; B. B. Jones, st. Louis; B. D. Ar
thur, Cincinnati; G. B. Campbell, De
Funiak Springs; F. c. Cubberly, Cedar
Keys, Fla; z. T. Goodwin, Knoxville,
Tenn; John JoIie, Knoxville, Tenn;
b L. Porter, Grand Ridge; l.. L. Hen
dirk, MonroevilIe. Ala; J. S. Daley,
Molino; Z. J. Fitzgerald, Selma, Ala.
H. G. Crawford, Florala, Ala; S. E. B.
Griffin, New Orleans; w. \. Thomp-
son, Lawrence, S. c.; J. B. CawthOn,
DeFuniak Springs; Berry HOnn, Grace
Vile; H. c. Wiley, jacksonville; B. B.
baltimore. Atlanta.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07
= . D . . D . O o . o . o .
"BUFFALO BILL" AND
THE VANISHING WEST
Baltimore Sun.
: . . = = . . . E = o . . 9 .

Buffalo Bill is to retire to private
life. He says so himself and even
now is beginning his first farewell
tour" No man is immortal, and even
Chauncey DepeW must get old some
time. The dashing Buffalo Bill is not
exempt. He IS getting old. he is get
ting rich. and he is getting tired of
performing in the spotlight For near
ly thirty years he has been marching
around the world with his cowboys.
his Indians and his ponies. He is old
enough TO have been a scout in the
civil war, he fought Indians Tor twenty
years after that, and he still looks
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

San Carlos-B. F. Erwin, Atlanta:
John H. Bronze, New Bern, n. c.;
Mike Cohen. Milwaukee; NJ. J. JOr-
don, New Orleans; ]. D. Mcdowell,
Chicago; NJ. J. Eluther, Missouri; J.
r. Harahan, Jr., Chicago; Haines Nc
Fadden. Atlanta; B. Hays. Baltimore;
IC. E. Wiley, Atlanta; W. E. Murrow,
Jacksonville; c. L. Adams, Jackson
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07
NOTABLE PRIZE
IS AUTHORIZED
BoUTHERN STATES LUMBER CON-
PANY WILL DONATE VALUABLE
SILVER CUP TO ENCOURAGE
CORN GROWING.

10 stimulate the growing of corn in
This county. the Southern States Lum-
her Company yesterday authorized the
offer of a $25 cup, to be won three
times for final possession, in a corn
judging contest, the same to be held
in connection with the Interstate Fair
next November. The cup will be one
of the most valuable trophies offered
In the special premium class.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07
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BLACK FACTION BEATEN,

Augusta, Ga, May 6.-The leaders of
the black faction in the general con-
ference of the coIored Methodist
church who are opposing the elevation
to the episcopacy Of any member not
of pure negro blood were decisively
defeated today when by a vote of 10
to 73 the conference refused to seat
c. H. Phillips: Phillips is son of
DR.. Phillips of Nashville.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07
younger than many a man who never
fought anybody at all.

OOhy oil.
TO the boys Of this generation Buffa-
10 BIZ is the embodiment of the west
of their dreams. He brings to them
real Indians. real cowboys, wonderful
beings in broad sombreros, who can
ride like centaurs and shoot like
tends. He pictures for them in vivid
fashion the time when the west was
the frontier when Indians r0amad
the plains and the settler had to fiGht
his way across half a continent. All
that has vanished. You can travel
now from Wichita to Frisco without
belng scalpcd. You can cross the
plains in Pullman car at sixty miles
an hour. The Indian today is a rather
tame and uninteresting individual,
who likes to sit around on the sunny
side Of the house, wrap his blanket
around him and smoke in peace. Ge-
ronimo and Sitting Bull are gone; the
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07

Jas. P. Ta1iaferro is a bust
ness man, not a politician.
He asks for reelection and
his faithful service warrants
your support on May 10.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07

Fully nine out OF every ten cases
of rheumatism is simply rheumatism
of the muscles due to cold or damp,
or chronic rheumatism, neither of
which require any internal treat
ment. All that IS needed to afford re-
lief is the free application of Cham
berlain's Liniment. Give it a trial.
You are certain to be pleased with the
quick relief which it affords. Sold by
all Dealers
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07

A lot OF CID newspapers
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, SC bundle, at The Jour.
nal office.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07

Observation taken at a. N. Central
time.
Barometer 30.08 inches.
Temperature 20 degrees.
Relative humidity 81 per cent.
Maximum wind, p miles from the
southeast at 1885 a. m.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07
A SMILE

is pretty hard thing to accomplish
when you're blue, bilious and out of
sorts. There is a sure cure. for all
kinds of stomach and liver complaints
constipation and dyspepsia Bal
lard's Herbine is mild, yet absolutely
effective in all cases.
Price so cents per bottle. All drug
gists.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07
THE WEATHER
IN PENSACOLA

Data as recorded by the instruments
at the local office, and comparisons
made with the normals of previous
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-07

Senator Jas. P. Taliaferro
has proven his friendship to
West Florida on numerous
occasions. He will appre-
ciate your support on May
10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11

18TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-CONTp
.;.tin +. 7sth St H2sI River. E 10th ST ana
Il So Tenth Election District is bounded By and
,rithin E. 18Th 81. Is ave. L 4ah 81 @1o -
r. Eleventh Election District Is bounded BY
- ,~ffbir E. 18th 81. q ave- t. feln sl-s -
- = -7th 81 enS LeXInEton ave
-, 7-v-slfth Election LSstrict - bounced bs
- uithia Z 7Dth 81. Isl ave- L te1h 81 Sl0
-c'e -,-+eenth Election District is bounded by
- vvthfr Z 18Th ST. East River. l. selh 81
SIC 81 fourteenth Election District is bounded by
- Ufthf1 = Sc St East River, L. 18th 81
AZ -. Tif5eenJh Election District Is bounded by
- within Z. s0th St. Avenue A. Z '91h 81
-" nc Sixteenth Election District IS bounded by
- --ffhfn = diagonal line from the ccTEler OF
= s0th Sd and = 10 TIE corner OF q slst
Il and Ist ave. Isl ave. l. 4Sth 81 afc C
~. srrsuree-eh Election District Is bounded by
,-s -vf-hfn Il s1st 81. Sc ave, l. SUI st, q
ere 3. 18Th ST and Lexington ave.
--7lr E,izrteeuth Election District Is bounded bC
sd within E S4tb ST. 8 ave. Il Ssh 81 ana
- l5re-eeu.h Election District IL bounded by
a. usth.n L. S1st ST. Avenue A. L Soth 81
~. -re1tte+- Election District is bounded bv
g-6 .glthla Z SC a.. Avenue A. L S1sI ST and
re -rrs-.y-f-zt Election District IS bounded
l-~ an within T. SC ST. LIST ave to z SlsG st.
!. Eiarora line from TIE corner q list ave. and
J. S1sJ 81 % the ccTler OF l. eoih 81 Alo g
RE -'zeltv-secone Election District Is bounded
r. and within Z sd st. g ave. z seth ST and
re 'r,rentv-rhi-I Election District Is bounded
i arc within z. Sd s.. e ave-. z sd 81 ana
g. ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
rvES-T-FoURrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

TTE>STT-FOCRTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The FRS, Election District is bounded by and
within L Seth st. 80 ave. z seth St and LIZ
The second H1ec1ten District IL bounded by and
within (. esth e.. ID ave, Z setH ST ana 81
The Thru Election District IS bounded by and
within Z Goth St, e ave, z SSth St 20 Lex
ington ave. and diagonal line from the corner
81 2 sgrl 81. and Lexington ave. to the corner
OF 50 ava and z. goth 81
The Fourth Election District s. bounded by
and within z. ESQ 81, d ave. Z. 92d 81, Isl
ave =. glst St d ave. z. Both st 10 Be ave-
> diagonal line from the corne- Of {. 85th st.
and 50 ave % the corner OF z s9th 81. and
lexington ave, Lexington ave z 94si ST and
The Fifth Election District is bounded by ana
within Z. $50 ST.. lst ave. Z. pam 81. Last
River. = e2o st and u ave. ,--,-,
The Sixth Election District s bounded ny sru
within L. 94-h St., Isl ave. z sd ST and SC
The Seventh Election District Is bounded BY
and within z. 95th ST. ID ave. z H5th ST..
East Rive. Z Gath 81 end 50 ave ,.. ~
The Eighth Election District IS bounded by
and within Z 9Th r.. e ave. L. Goth St and
7,5-a Ninth Election District IS bounded by and
within Z. 99th St East River. Z. v6th St, q
ave-. z 81. b 81 and 30 . ave. E, ,..s 49,,
within Z. IoIst st. East River. Z. goth 81 and
.-5. Eleventh Election District IS bounded by
and within E Io1s1 st. ID ave. .. 9eth St and
-5e Tvve1fth Flec-ion District Is bounded by
AID III hin Z. l02d s.. e ave, L l0lst 81 and
~ Thirteenth Election District IS bounded by
AID within Z. 1e4th 81. Lexington ave, (. l00th
s. znC Park
nv and within = 106th St 80 ave. Z. Io4th St,
PARK ave 7 TO5rh 81 and Lexington ave
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded by
an5 within Z. loan 81. Sd ave, E 1929 81 and
re- sZ,eertr Election District is bounded by
and within Y. 1O5th St. p ave. L. 1929 81 and
Sd ave -..-.s r,,e.+,o, r,s+-,.- Sc n,,,,.a.
BY and v-if''r = 1oeth ST. East RiTer. . 1olst
s.. and . ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

THIETTETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CSORTH.
The Thirtieth Election District is bounded by
7 and within r l3Sth st. Alexander ave- z
I3syh St, Lincoln ave. (. 10Th st. 81 ave. and
Harlem River
The Thirty-frst Election District is rounded
by and within Z. 13.th St. Lincoln -.e. 2
I3Jth st, Willis z. hath St Alexander
ave, Harlem River and Sd ave.
The Thlrty-seCond Election District is bounded
by and within T. I34th St. ST AIMS ave 4
1926 ST. Lewis place. Bronx Kills Harlem River
and Alexander
The Thirty third Election District is bounded
By and within T. i3sth st, Brook ave. Z I34rh
ST and Willis ave.
The Th.rty-fouTth Election District is bounded
by and within Z I36th ST. Brown place. Z.
18th 81. and Wills ave.
The Thirty-ifth Election District Is bounded
by and within =; 18TH St. Brown place. z
l36th ST. and Willis
The Thirty-sixth Election District Is bounded
by and within z. 18Th ST.. ST. AIMS ave. z
18Th ST. and Brown place.
The Thirty Aseventh Election District Is bounded
By and within r both st. Cypress ave L.
1880 st. East River. Bronx Kills. Lewis place.
r 1920 st. St Anrs ave. z. 134th St and
Brook
The Thirty-egIth Election District is bounded
bV and within f lS6th st. East River E
lsi9d St. Cypress ave. z. l3Jth ST and St
AIMS ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
rHIRrY-sEcoNp ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and
within h I4eth St. Park ave z. I46th ST Col
Iege ave. Morris ave Sd ave. Z 13Sth St ana
Harlem River.
The Second Election District Is bounded by
and within E Il6tn 81. 81 ave, Morris ave
and College ave.
The Third Election District fs bounded BY ard
within z. 1924 ST.. Willis ave. e 10th
Alexander ave. +. t3sith u ana 81 ave
The Fourth Election District IS bounded BY
aud thin E. i3ath St. Wills ave. K. I3sth st
ard I'd
The Firth Election District is bounded BY AID
within F. 13sth 81. Willis ave, L. 136th St
and Alexander ave.
Toe sixth Election Distyict is bounded by ard
within L. t3Gth St. Wills ave. Z I35th st
ana Alexander ave
The seventh Election District is bounded by
and within f Iisth ST. Brook ave. Z. 18TH -.
and Willis ave.
Tho Eighth Election District Ia bounded BY
and within f tj9th st. Brook & iisth
II and " Ilis ave.
The Niath Election District Is bounded by AMI
within +. l4Gth ST.. Brook ave. Z. isGth st and
Alexander ave
within E. l4Isf St. Brook ave. z. 140th st and
me Eleventh Election Distr1ct Is bounded By
and within T. ii3d St. Brook ave. z 14ist St
and Wrns ave
.rhs rwelHa Election District is bounded BY
I and within - l45th ST.. Brock ave. L. i43d 81
and Wits
The Thirteenth Election District Is bound-d
bv and within 2. i46th ST.. St. AIMS ave. z
145th ST. and Willis ava