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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

Sandy. Speakers were as follows:
Ex-Bishop G, p. Warwick, Mr.. A. Hol-
man. Alma Radmall. Frank Meredith.
Charley Johnson and Bishop H. p.
Warwick. Music was furnished by the
ward choir; also Duet by Cisters
Jennctt Warwick and Clarinda Hol-
man and solo by Clarinda Holman.
Mrs. James Peterson presented her
husband with a twelve-pound son.
This being the first baby in the family
for nine years, also only the second
son. with ak daughters. makes the
family very happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p Warwick cele-
brated their 10th wedding day last
Saturday, the 14th. Their children all
came to surprise them.
Miss Ethel Radmall Ia home spend
ing few days with her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Alma Radmall.
Mrs Menea Nelson is here from
Salt Lake City. visiting with her broth
or. Mr. II. " swenson.
| y
The Relief Society of the Manila
Ward celebrated its annual day last
Tuesday by giving program In the
westinghouse.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

The Sprecken Club entertained at a
party In honor of st. Patrick's birth
day at the home of Miss Josephine
Halliday, Tuesday evening. The house
was decorated with green carnations
aud spring flowers. Refreshments
were served to about twenty-five peo-
pie. and a delightful time was had by
all present
Miss Miriam Thurman entertained
at st. Patrick's dinner Thursday
evening. Those present were the fol-
lowing: The Misses Loise Hayes, Lola
Robinson, Cora Wadley. Grace Rich
ins, Josephine Halliday, Leah Thorn
ton. Susie Kirk. Bertha Morton, Jesse
Lee. Ella Hopkins and Mrs. Martha
Johnson. Tables were decorated with
beautiful flowers
Mr.. Robert Fage entertained at a
birthday party Thursday evening
Luncheon was served to the Misses
Virginia Westfall, Vance Swensen
Louise Bullock. Ethel Crompton, Flor
ence Winters. Nellie Green, Belva
West, Florence West, Annie Kirk and
Messrs. Frank Frampton, Lorin Wal.
ker. Marion Wadney. Leo Thorne, Lee
Green. Ode Green and Robert Fage
An enjoyable time was had by al
| present
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Jones enter
tained at party for the Senior stu
dents and lady members of the facult
Tuesday evening. the time being spen
In playing Irish games A dcliciou
supper was served to the Misses Eve
Ign Iverson, Jesse Leee, Merriam Thur
man. Ella Hopkins; Messrs. Leonar
Walker, Harold Walker, Willar
Smith. Jack Rogers. Milton Adamso
and Elisha Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Halliday entel
tanned ut n party Monday evening
honor of Patsy's birthday. Abo'
sixty relatives and friends were II
vited. The evening was spent in pla,
Ing games and music. Mrs. Hallidi
, was assisted at serving by the Miss
Everyn 1verson. Edna and Luci
Paulson and Josephine Halliday. MI
L. A. Richardson sang several Iri
' melodies, All enjoyed n pleasant e'
ning--and morning.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21
en- Council Agrees
On water Compromise
missed Litigation settled fcnceab'y
aua everybody HAPPY.

The regular meeting oil 'he CITY
ALL last Monday evening all the
~smOers we're present.
rao,o we're several small transfers
|, water authorized
Tho committee on streets reported
- pompleuon OF the grading on lhird
-, sTreet, between FIRST ana Seconu
p"s a,so Grove creek street IRON
va corner east TO walkers. Inc
e,,,,ee was instructed TO purchase
'vmrrl pipe ana the committee on CITY
|aansrt, was authorized TO clean up
P INN HAN lot ana seed II to grass.
ySe chief business OF the meeting,
yer was the submission to the
|snnc,, py the mayor OF the offer to
[omnromlse the pending water suit be-
Nm the south FARMERS and the CITY.
4 he farmers offered to settle the
kouble py conceding to the city the
[snt 10 l.3o second feet OF the
|orers of Battle Creek for use In the
/ ,auncllman Westphal moved that
Nj city accept the offer and Council
Kan rnorne moved to amend by max
Ig lao second feet the basis OF the
|rreement. The 1875 carried by a vote
i q TO 2, Councilman Fugai voting
Inn Councilman Thorne.
AS this is the basis agreed on by
se farmers, IL means peaceable set
Iement OF what promised to be long
kawn out, bitter and most expensive
Insult. The mayor and city attorney
ere authorized TO take the necessary
lens to get the compromise into the
bart records and make 1t binding.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21
SPINAL MENINGITIS
CLAIMS 5.YEAR-OLD Roy

Tuesday tho J-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Luther McCandlass died from
an attack Of cerebro spinal menin-
gifts. The doctor was called In the
morning and the symptoms indicated
the nature Of the fatal malady. Call
ing few hours later. the disease had
fully developed and trip was made
to Provo for a serum specific. There
being none In Provo, a telephone mes
sage to Salt Lake City brought some
on the evening train. However, the
case had progressed 80 far that the
child passed away soon after the
serum was injected.
This Is the last and fifth child that
Mr.. and Mrs. McCandlass have lost.
Funeral services were held at the
home Of Its grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ash. yesterday afternoon.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21
PLEASANT GROVE
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The vigorous and ambitious Sopho-
mores are planning to put on play
I'm the near future.
The Junior Campfire Girls took a
trip on horseback to Provo Canyon
and Provo, Wednesday evening.
An EDUCATIONAL meeting was held In
the Tabernacle. Sunday night, to put
the problem of consolidation of the
schools before the people. The music
was furnished by the high school or
chestra and Quartette.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21
HARNESS SHOP BURGLARIzED.

Anderson's harness shop was burg
larized Tuesday evening after the
dance. The money till was opened
and $35 taken out.
Entrance was gained by breaking q
pane out Of the rear window, through
which an entrance was effected.
City Marshal Frampton was at loss
to locate the guilty party, but after
running down several clews finally
got on scent that apparently led to
the guilty party: Deputy Sheriff Clark
Of Provo came over Thursday morn
Ing and agreed with the suspicious Of
the city marshal. After accusing the
suspected man point-blank with the
commission Of the offense and threat
ening to take him to Provo, he paid
the officers the amount claimed to be
taken. which will probably be the last
Of the case.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21
EM0NSTRATION
TRAIN TODAY

Every farmer should turn out today
attend the lectures given by the
Plessors and experts accompanying
SALT Lake Route demonstration
|h. The cattle on exhibition are
Plh going a long way to see, and
Fry dairyman should examine the
Us Tor constructing slices. With
fyslem OF slices the expensive sys-
OF hauling hay from Idaho would
|pone away with and the cows would
faliy Increase their milk supply.
IroI l., A. Merrill, who is In charge
The train, says that last year there
~ o'Si6 carloads of stun shipped
~ INTO California from points north
Usueh; products that could and
ulo have been produced In Utah
u Of Salt Lake City, Here is the
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21
'TERURBAN
PROBABLE FOR CON
FERENCE VISITORS
rA 10" Near City Limits and Pro.
POSING Rnpidly-TerminnI Soon
10 BE Located Here.

armstrong, assistant manager
wv, w. lS94 j Jake. &. Utah Railroad
'r4"'' was In Pleasant Grove on
1''S looking up "A location for a
IA" 'n VIII probably be installed
'he next ten days at either
,S'a' Grove or Linden.
|rm armstrong is authority for the
NAH NAB mat the interurban people
"0Ne an effort to have their track
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21
90 -
JURY FOR APRIL TERN.

The following from the north end
of Utah county will be on the Jury
for the torn which opens April Z:
W. S. Chapman, Joseph s. Wild,
James II. Barratt and willard J. Ship
ley, American Fork; James A. Carson.
Fairfield; Joseph Larson. Chauncey Il.
Thomas and William Beal, Pleasant
Grove; John Coates and Elmer Jack
son. Lehi; John II. Stratton and FRANK
Wcntz, Provo Bench.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

The man so lazy that he lets his
wife do all the work, will never .gat b
heaven. He is taking ~ - - o.
earth and II II his wifo No IN -
Joy much needed 90 No o1nnyoo
rest in the next worM III nnDuny
have to go shovellno
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21
CarlOads.

|almers should visit the cars and
Lnu me lectures and learn how
y Vi this business may be kept
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

''"'V, wednesday.
Miss Hannah Gender was nm Amer.
lean Fork visitor Friday and Saturday
MT Frank Price Of Provo was a
Pleasant Grove visitor Sunday.
MEMS youths and children's spring
suits In at Chipman's 2kit
MRS. Z. =. Larson has been quito III
for the past week.
Lloyd Adamson went to Garfield last
Friday. where he will be mployd in
the reduction works.
Mrs. William Cullimore, while not
yet entirely out Of danger. is-reported
to be improving.
Mrs. Clarence Newman Of Lynndyl
10 visiting with her parents, MT and
Mrs. William Cullimore.
Sheep shearing will commence at
Webb's shearing corral within the next
ten daysu Mess the weather interferes.
Seed oats, seed barley, seed rye and
garden seeds at Chipman's. 2l-1t
Miss Marion Tanner will be tho
guest Of relatives and friends at Pay
son for the next ten days.
John G. Gilman has been laid up
with a severe case Of rheumatism for
the past week.
The descendants Of John Wright.
200 In number. held q family reunion
last night In the Linden Hall.
Miss Sadie Mills delightfully."- enter
tanned the Agenda Club at her home
Thursday evening.
Miss Tavern Ward Of Provo spent
the latter part OF the week with Mist
Ethel Clark.
Mr.. Joe Greon Of Salt Lake spen
Sunday In Pleasant Grove VISITING
relatives and friends.
Miss La VIVA Olsen and Miss Chic
Thorne were Provo visitors Tuesda
evening and Wednesday.
800 and Sl.26 for Cedar Mops 9
Chipman's all next week. 2I-l
Mrs. Randolph Benson 10 confine
to her bed with an attack of bror
chitis and plurisy.
The North Union Irrigation compap
will soon .expend $1,000 In straishter
ing their canal through Wilson
fields.
Mrs. Everett West, who has bee
visiting with her father, Joseph HI
ton. returned to her home In LynSd!
Thursday.
Mrs. James Peterson presented hs
husband with an cleven-pound DO
this week. At the time OF Its Dirt
their last baby was 10, years old.
Messrs. Clark q Hickman. real e'
tate company OF American Fork. r.
port the sale Of Mrs. Ida Haas's res
dence to Mr.. ]. A. Boslter Of MaAill
Mr.. Boulter will move into same
tn near future.
The directors Of the Pleasant Gro'
Fruit association have been holdin
several meetings with W. H. Home
Jr., Of the state association. II II
right kind OF terms can be agreed
liz is probable that the stockholdeI
will be called together In the net
future to vote on the proposition.
There has been considerable pilfe
Ing lately Of small articles from Pc
ple living in the east end OF tow
The city marshal says that he h
learned who Is the guilty party and
: the things are not taken back an Q
ample will be made Of him.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

running down several clews finally
got on scent that apparently led to
the guilty party: Deputy Sheriff Clark
OF Provo came over Thursday morn
Ing and agreed with the suspicious of
the city marshal. After accusing the
suspected man point-blank with the
commission Of the offense and threat
ening to take him to Provo, he paid
the officers the amount claimed to be
taken. which will probably be the last
Of the case.
---O-
Miss La VIVA Olsen was an Amer
lean Fork visitor Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Williamson spent Sun
day visiting friends in Salt Lake.
Miss Nina Wadley was a Draper
visitor Sunday.
New designs In wall paper and floor
rugs at Chipman's. 2l-1t
Have you all the buttons" you
need? Ask the Mutual girls. They
will know.
Wanted at Chipman's--5 year-old
horses; 6-year-o'd horses. to exchange
for lumber and merchandise. 21-1t
Mrs. Walter H. Moore of Spanish
Fork is visiting with friends and rela-
tives here for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Olson we're
made happy by the arrival Of baby
girl. March 10. 1914.
Mr.. Arnold Rheims was surprised by
number Of his young friends on the
18th inst, The above date was his
birthday
Mrs. Clarence Newman Of Lynndyl Is
at the bedside Of her mother during
her recent illness. The twins need
some care.
Mrs. r. ID. Richardson returned to
her home In Ogden Monday after
spending a few days with Prof, and
Mrs. Richardson.
U. s. Milk Separators and Monarch
Steel Ranges at Chipman's. Gilt
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Richardson en-
tertained the Agricultural Club at a
delicious luncheon Friday night. There
were fifteen young men present. All
reported themselves as having very
good time.
Mrs. Nels Thrasher, who has been
at the Provo hospital, returned home
this week much improved
Mr. and Mrs. Reynard Swenson en-
tertained numbr OF friends at their
home on Battle Creek, Saturday eve-
ming. 800" was the game. Refresh
ments were served
Mrs. Grantley Brems, formerly Mis-:
Vera Walker, has an attack OF par
alysis and is unable to use either hel
right arm or leg.
Twenty lbs. sugar for 81; 20 lbs
best clean rice for ST. cans toma
toes. 3 cans corn, 3 cans beans. eithel
kind, for csc; bars Flake Whit
soap and one FREE for 26c; bar
toilet soap for 10c. and pkgs. r. c
mush for Csc. These prices at Chip
mans all next week. Thousands o
other articles given away FREE. 2l-l
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Marriott wer'
happily surprised by number of rela
, tives and friends Saturday evening
Luncheon was served and good 80
. clable time was had by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs w, H. Adams enter
/, tanned a number of their relatives an
, friends Sunday evening, A good tim
, was had by all present and deliciou
supper was served to the following
/, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Adams, Mr.. an
. Mrs. +. C. Banks. Mr., and Mrs, Davi
: Thorne, Mr.. and Mrs John Newman
Mr.. and Mrs wallie West and Mr.
Guy, Despair,
r Big advertising week at Chapman
Y from March 20 TO March 20. Thou
| sands of articles given away FREE
s every customer entering our store dun
ing the week. I'll
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

Miss Sarah Williamson spent Sun
day visiting friends in Salt Lake.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

Miss La VIVA Olsen was an Amer
lean Fork visitor Tuesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

Miss Nina Wadley was a Draper
visitor Sunday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

Big advertising week at Chipman's
from March 20 TO March 20. Thou
sands Of articles given away FREE TO
every customer entering our store dur
ing the week. Gilt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

New designs in wall paper and fiool
rugs at Chipman's. 21-1i
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

Arthur Rheims was surprised Thurs
day night by a number OF high school
friends, The evening was spent In
music and games. Lunch was served
and the guests departed very well sat.
isfed. Those present were; Misses
Grass .Richips. kans HOhaway. Ruth
Dailin, Cora wstisy. Lasra shirtluf,
Edna Allen. LYDIA Allen. Leona Mel
son. Ella DeyereAst, vioAa Young. Col
die Rheims and verda Hilton; Messrs
Milton Adamson. willard Smith. Sam
uel Hilton, Leon Radmall. Glenn JAG
GIBSON, Bryan West. Sven Nelson.
Allen Rheims and Archie Richins.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

Have you all the buttons" YOU
need? Ask the Mutual girls. They
will know.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

During our big advertising campaign
all next week we propose To have all
our spring goods on display. See our
big show windows for pretty trims;
Chapman Mere. Co. N-i'
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

Mrs. Walter II. Moore Of Spanish
Fork is visiting with friends and rela-
tives here for a few days.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Olson we're
made happy by the arrival of a baby
girl, March 10, 1914.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-21

Wanted at Chipman's--5 year-old
6-year-o'd horses. to exchange
for lumber and merchandise. Gilt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-03
Sixteenth Assembly District.

and within E. am st., "a ave. /. I'D 81;
The "a Election Dis,ric, I. bounded by
ana ana Tithin teth st.. 80 aye: T. tsth ST. "a
The "a Election Distriet is bounded by
and within Z, 46th st.. East Riyer T. 4Gd
The Ain Election District Is bounded by
and within p 4.th r. Isl ave. =. 'sth St..
The jth Election District is bounded by
ana within diagonal line from the corner
OF .h Il ana ana % "a " ave 10 ihs sy eoFn E
The on Election District I, bounded by
ST.. a Diagonal line from tho corner OF "a
ave and +. ,t;th -. 70 the corner Of 30
The IN Election District is bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
OF Lexington ave. and f.. 4sth st.. to the
corner % 81 ave. and T.. 4gth st.. +. 4eth
a.; "a ave, L. 47th st. Sd ave. and +. 4sih
The sth Election District 4, bounded by
"A diagonal line from the corner OF r 4gth
st ana 81 ave. 20 the corner OF +. 4sth ST.
an Tha h ac1a p a@i eH Is SomndeG by
and within diagonal line from the corner
OF I'd ave, AND +, 5S'h st. to ne c9rner OF .,
River. L. 4sth St. lst ave. T. 47th 81. and
The 10Th Election District Is bounded by
ana vlthlu +. joth St, LIST ave, l.. 5lst st
East River. Z ieth 81. and a diagonal line
to the corner OF T. 5Oth At. and ID ave.
The llth Election District IL bounded by
and within L. DIST st., LIST ave" +. GOTH st
The I'm Election District +, bounded b,
ana within T. sd 81, ii ave. T.. list st
Sd ave. Il. oo'h 81. and Lexington ave.
The l3th Election District IL bounded by
and within T.. 5-d st, East River. l.. 5ls
| 81. and ~ ave
The itth Election District Is bounded b,
and within T.. SD St. East River, i. SO
~ and "a ave.
/ The 18th Election District Is bounded ny
and within a diagonal line from the corno
II T. Goth ST and 81 ave. to the corner %
/ l.. 54th 81. and - ave, ID ave- L. 52'
/ st. and 81 ave,
The 10Th Election District Is bounded b!
and within +. 56th ST., 80 ave, +. b2d 81
and Lexington ave.
| The l7th Election District IL bounded b!
and within l.. 56th st. LIST ave. II. 55th ST,
| I'd ave. a diagonal line from the corner o
! T.. b4th St and Cd ave TO the corner OF l.
| 55th 81 and Sd ave. and "a ave.
! The 18th Election District II bounded b,
and within L. 65th ct. list ave. T.. SAD ST
and "a ave.
The 18th Election District IL bounded b,
and within f, seth st. East River d So
st and LIST ave.
The goth Election District 10 boanded b
and within tho entire island OF Blackwell
| Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-03
ELECTION NOTICE.


OF eth ave. and w. ssth 81 70 the corner
3sth at
The nth Election District 10 bounded by
and within w seth ct. sth ave. a diagonal
line from the corner of 3eth ct. ana Nn
ave. TO the corner OF SSth st and pth ave-
W. 3Sth ct and 10th ave, ,, 49,.
The 18th Election District 10 bounded py
and within W. 40th 1T 10Th ave. W, So1,
ct. i1th ave, W. s9th OF. and HUDSON
River g.,
Tho 18Th Election District lie bounded ey
and within W. 10th St. 9th ave. W. S',h
ST. and 10th ave. 49,
The iith Election District Is BOUNDED oy
and within W. 40th ST., sth ave- w S''''
The 18Th Election District is bounded by
and within n diagonal line from the corner
OF W. 4lst st. and 9th ave 10 the WI ~
OF W. aga st and Sth ave. tth ave. w.
The tGth Election District is bounded by
and within W. a2d at, gth ave, u'affoNw
line from the corner OF 9TH ave anu -
40th st. to the corner OF w. Alst ST anu
9Th ave, ana 9Th ave = ,..,,,,.s ~
and within ". 4ist ct, n diagonal ihe aro, ~
fhe corner Of " 4ist ct. and lOth ave ~, ~.
the corner OF 9th ave. and W. toth ST.
40th n. and nth ave. , x,u,oa
hy and within W. tsd st. lcth ave.
4ist st, 18th ave. W >oth ST. anu nun
Tho 10Th Election District is bounded by
and within W. 4ith at, nm ave. W., sy' ''
The goth Election District Is bounoeo os
and within W. 43d st.. 9TH ave- w 4Eo 81
The 2ist Election District ia bounaed by
and within W. 43d st, sth ave, diagonhn
line from the corner of ". 42d ct nni ~
| Avenue 20 the corner OF W. 4lst ST anu 7'i
/ ave. and 9th ave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-03

Tho Is, Election District IL bounded by
and within cherry ST., Scanmel - W .'''
The "a Election District il bounded oy
and within Monroe 81, Jackson -, Nh,r'
81. SCANNED s.. cherry ct and Montgom
The 81 Election Dis,ric, Is bounded by
and within Madison st. Jackson -, Monroe
~. and MOntgomery 81. , -.
The an Election District 4. bounded ny
and within Gouyerneur st, Grand 81 anu
Mi The III III Election Dls,ric, Is bounded by
and within Wlliett 81. Br"",nr So Cahho"
st. Delaney ~. Lewis s. ana "IAnd -, -.
ana within Ridge s., Delaney S. "I'e''
The he 7th Election Dis,r!s, IS bounded BY
and within clinton s., N'lngt"n ST. Az
torney St., Ridge st. and Grand s.
The Sh Election District T. bounded ny
and within Attorney ~. Rtyuston s.,
clinton ST., stanton 81, Ridge 81. and
Thr ,th Election District Is bounded by
and yl.hln Ridge -. stanton -, PIT 81.
Riyingtou - Wil,c't =, and Delancey, -.
and within W.Vc,t st. Ely,ugton -. PIT;
81. stanton 81, sheriff - ana Delaney g.
The 18th Election District - bounced hs
and within Wl'a,, s., Delaney =, Sh"rli'
A. stanton -. Columbia -. and Broohe ~
Thu ie,h Election District Il bounded los
and within columbia st, stanton ST. cannon
/ ~. and Rroome ~. :,
/. The 18th Election District Is bounded nn
ana within cannon 81 stanton S'' 'n'''N
S. ElvIur'on 81, Lewis and Delaney -.
Tho l4tu Election District j. bounded ny
ana wl'htn stanton s', East RIVE Dean a.
| The I5.h Election District IL bounded b'
and within Lewis 49,, B".un'"y ST. ToWpN!i'
ST. Bro,me o.. Mangin - and Grand st
and within Jackson a.. Madison 81. GRAND
Delaney It and East River.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

The sth Election District 10 bounded BY
ana within diagonal line from the corner
OF u. 10th At. and LIST ave. to tho corner OF
=: 18TH ct. and Avenue A. Avenue A. e.
Tho 9th Election District is bounded by
and within Il. 18th at, Livingston place
rb Sh 10Th n /. ss b, th s soSn "a SS
ami within L. l7th at. I'd ave. Il. 14th ST.
Irving place, +. i5th ct and sd ave;
The i1th Election District IL bounded by
and within Il. 18th st. I'd ave. IL. l'tn ST.
The i2th Election District Ia bounded by
and within l.. 18th at, lst ave, r. 18TH st.,
Livingston place. h. 18th ut. and "a ave.
The IAN Election District Is bounded by
and within Il. 18th st. Avenue A. 70 10Th
The lith Election DISTRICT IL bounded by
and within l.. 18th at. Avenue y. II. 18Th
The 18Th Election District - bounded by
and within r.. 18th at. East River. Il. l7th
The i5th Election District Is bounded by
and within Il. goth St. East River. Il. 18th
At. and LIST ave
The nth Election District IL bounded by
and within L. leth ct. LIST ave- u. 18TH ct
The 18TH Election District il bounded by
and within +. 2ist at. Fast River. f. 2oth
ST.: LIST ave, r. 18th st and "a aye
AMI within Il. 2lst st.. "a ave, Il. 18th st
The 10Th Election District I. bounded by
and Within t. 2Sd ST. I'd ave. p. alst ct
Tho 2ist Election District is bounded BY
and within a diagonal line from the corner
81 T.. ga st and "a ave. to The corner o,
River. T.. us, 81 and Cd ave.
Tho :2d Election District I. bounded by
end within T.. eith st. LIST ave. diagona
/ Inc from the corner OF =. 2sd st and Isl
ave. 20 the corner Of e. 22d st and lat ave,
ana 81 ave.