Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 October 1898 — Page 4
Republican Progress
Wta. A. Gabe. Editor and Proprietor
Oftic Owohitk Post Orrc1
REPUBLICAN TICKET. Cooaty Clerk, Jomt T. Woodward Sheriff. Uaoaea I. TuoasrroN Treasurer, JobhF Habbixi. Recorder, J- W. Gansoa Coroner. ' I- Bodxbt Smith 4nreTor. CHABMra Bowkrs Xoaaty Commissioners Ezra Vkrriho . Jn., and Mono Muiaa. For Congress, W. R. Gardmrb for State Senator, Job Frskm an Tor Joint Representative, Edward Normas ' Tor Prosecutor, J. A. Zaaixe.
BEPDBMCAN MEETINGS. iion. W. K. Gardiner, Republican candidate for Congress, will peak in Bloomington next Saturday, Oct. 22d, at 1 p. ni., and in Harrodsburg next Monday night, Oct. 24th, 1898. Hon. John C. Chaney will speak in Bloomington next Monday night, Oct. 24tb, and at Harmony, in Van Bnren township, next Tuesday night, Oct. 25 th.
IXSTKUCTIOXS. If you want to vote the Straight Kepoblican Ticket, make a cross thus, X, within the large circle containing the Eagle at the top f the ticket. If you mark in the Large Circle yon must not make a mark anywhere else on the ballot or you will loae your Tab.
If you want to Tote a mixed-j
ticket, you mnst not mark wit bin the large circle, but must make a os thus, X, in the Small Square opposite the name of each peraon for whom you desire to rote. Tou must not mark on the ballot with anything but the blus risen, given yea by the poll clerk. If you by mistake mutilate your ballot return it to the poll clerk and get a new ballot. . Toa must fold your ballot before coming oat of the booth so that the face will not show, and wo that the initials of the poll clerks on the back will show.
The thm-Mus; of Ballots. The chairmen of the State committees, their attorneys and the State Board of Election Commissioners hare agreed on the following instructions as to how to mark a ballot where there are several persons to be elected to the same office: "In case there are two or more persons to be elected to the same office, as in the ease of Senators and Representatives in the legislature, judges of the Superior Court, justices of the peace, etc., if the name of one or more, or less than all, of such persons for a particular office are marked on
one or more of the tickets, the ballot must be counted for the
parsons whose names are so marked; but if in suoh ease the names
of. more persons than are to be elected to the particular office are
marked on any ballot, such ballot eaanet be counted for any person fsr that office, for the reason that it can not be determined which of the right number to be elected were intended to be voted for,
hot the ballot is valid and must
fee counted for the candidates for
ewer omces as to wnom it is
properly marked."
LET FACTS TALK.
Review or .Tudjro Gardiner That Speaks lor Itself.
The following from the Washington Gazette speaks for itself in reference to Judge Gardiner, the Republican candidate for Congress: "What is tbo mutter with some of you, gentlemen ! Don't you know that your mean and cowardly libel on Judge Gardiner will do him no harm ? Don't you know that if what you suy of him was true, it could not hnvo been much of a society if he wns its only member ? And that if there was an order of the Knights of the Golden Girth? in this country, every member of it was a Democrat 2 If any of them have held or have been a candidate for office as Democrats, why havo you been silent as to thorn ? Don't you know the infamous attempt to blacken Judge Gardiner's character with this charge has four times been stamped beneath the public
heel ? once by Governor Oliver
P. Morton, whose knowledge ol the membership of the organiza
tion in Indiana was second to no man, and who appointed Judge
Gardiner to the office of Prosecuting attorney ! once by Gov-
ernor Conrad Baker, who appointed Mr. Gar .liner Judge? once
by the people of Daviess county , regardless of party, giving him a majority of 275, for Judge of circuit court over Jndge Malott, when the county was overwhelmingly Democratic and went Democratic for the State ticket ? and once by the people . of Daviess county electing him to the legislature, even when a United States Senator was to be elected, by a majority of over S30 when the county went Democratic on the State ticket ? Certainly, and the slander of to-day was scattered then and the people of Daviess county. Democrats, Populists and Republicans, will not permit you to do injury to one oi their upright citizens whom they have respected and honored for a lifetime, without giving you a just rebuke. Again in November they will bury tho charge beneath an avalanche of votes. In conclusion do you want the Republican press to publish to tho voters of of this district what manner of a man your candidate is!" Make a cross X with the blue pencil when you vote. No other mark will go. If s straight ttoket asake the X insida the large circle on each ticket. If a mixed ticket do not mark in the circle at all, but make ao X inside tbe little square to the left of every candidate for whom you wish to vote. Miss Emma Whisnand, daughter of Wilson Adatiw and wife, died en Monday with consurnp
tion. She leaves a husband and five children, all girls, to mourn
her loss.
Important Committee Meeting;. I 'Vim lliimlili.!&n I'ontrjil (VimmlttAft !
will meet promptly at lo o'clock next Saturday morning in Republican headquarters. Every member is urged to lie present sad reouosted to bring with them not less than two other Republicans. VM. F. BROWNING, Chairman, a. II SPICELY. Secretary.
"Old Brigade" Keuiiion Program. The nrorram for the "old bri-
a n srade" here the 19th. with oer-
haps unimportant changes, will be as follows:
Dinnor in the Armory at noon. Registration of delegates. At two o'clock exercises in the
court bouse.
MUSIC. Prayer, Rev. T. J. Clark. Address, Judge Duncan. Address, Dr. E. A. Tucker. In the evening the camp firo
exercises will be held in tho Uni
versity gymnasium. The pro
gram will be -as 'follows:
Prayer by Rev. J. 13. Hamilton. Welcome Address, Mayor Had-
ley.
Music, I. U. Gloo Club. Response, Dr. J. T. Stott. Music, Glee Club. Address, Hon. J. B. Wilson. Music, Glee Club. Annual address by Judge Blank
of Indianapolis.
Short addresses by Kev.;J. h. Brant and others.
Dr. Edward Everett Hale ays of the war with Spain: "In
one hundred days God has set forward the civilization of the world one hundred years. " The growling fraternity will learn that this will be tbe verdict of mstory if they live long enough. We do not see that much capital is to be made by charging that tbe soldiers are being paid off in money different from that Oemaaded and received by the bond-holders. There was a time whan, that went, during greenback days and the suspension of specie payment. But new all government creditors receive, or can receive if they demand it, precisely tbe same kind of money. Let's not talk nonsense even for "political effect" Indianapolis Independent. . All good reasoning people could call - the coming election on-partisan so far as congressmen are concerned. They want tbe present administration sustained and political affairs will be laid aside.
There is not a Republican bat will vote to sustain the administration. This talk of revolt is all bosh. Personal grievances there may have been, but loyalty to eeontry, loyalty to the president, overrides all prejudices. TfyMBXsrrrpaxg to bave it charg- - ed to him that he is not loyal to the administration. His vote will to that way. The Republicans can win in stria election this year. Any member of the party who forgets to vote wit be considered indifferent to a splendid opportunity.
Let bo one talk you out of voting for George Thornton for Sheriff. He is one of tbe cleverest Btea who see candidates en sMybosly's ticket. He is not in
clined to jump on a peer man 1 with both feet because he is in of- j Bee, but while doing his duty is . aaasonsbly indulgent.
The grand jury has found indictments against Mrs. Evans for murder, and against Thos. J. King for forgery. A tramp was knaoked off the bridge into the river., near Gos-
port, Sunday afternoon. He was
killed instantly.
Evert Republican should make
an effort to secure, tha election of
a Sheriff and Clerk. Theso two officers are vitally necessary to the success of the party at the Presidential election, which will occur two years hence. Seo that
your ticket bears tbe names of
1 horn ton and Woodward.
Some parties at Richmond
purchased sausage from, an Ind lanapolis firm and Secretary Hur
ty of tbe State board of health
has been, notified that there has
been found in it a cat's foot, claws
and all, though no traces of fur.
Whether the fur was peeled off
before placing tabby in the grind
ers, or whether she missed her
footing and fell in fur and all, is
the question that the health of
ficers are expected to answer.
The appointments of election officers is made by tbe county commissioners. It is vitally necessary that the county commissioners should be Republicans. See that Perring and Miller are on the ticket you vote. -There is to be a street fair at Crawferdsville this week, and a special train of three coaches and a baggage car came here on Thursday to advertise it. Led by a brass band about 300 visitors paraded the streets carrying banners. They were s jolly set of good fellows and left the impression hero that those who go to Crawfordsvillo this week will bave "a hot time," both by day and by night. John P. Habbbll will make a tip-top county treasurer. He is honest, reliable, responsible and acoommodatins and will do everv-
thing in bis power in the interest
ol the taxpayers, lie sure to vote for him on the 8th of November. Oregon has elected for United States senator, the Hon. Joseph Simon of Portland, a Republican and a Hebrew. He is a
lawyer and a gentleman of ability.
Theso Men Ilfler. Judgo Gardiner has the advantage of knowing for sure what lie thinks on the public questions of to-day. Jndge Gardiner favors a protective tariff, the geld standard and nn unqualified endorsement of tho acts of the president and his subordinates in tho conduet of tho war. Judge Miors on the contrary favors fiea trade, free silver and denounces tho "outrages" of the late war. As usual-, facts, logic, common sense and all tbo data that are usually considered when men form a judgment are against hini but that makes no dilforonco to Judge Micrs. Ho lays great stress on his pension record but of course does not take the trouble to mention the fact that a Republican pension commissioner should havo tho greater credit. Should this same pension commissioner see uo merit in tho enso under adjudication, then onr congressman freely criticises the department and says to his old soldier constituent,
"You seo how it is. 1 did all in
my power for yon but was overruled." Out upon such methods!
Give honor where honor is due in each case whether it be success or failure. Mitchell Commercial.
Maj. Grimes and wife are
arranging to go to DesMoines and
other points in Iowa to mako a visit of two or three weeks. Maj. Grimes has a brother living in that State who is 85 years old and at the point of death. The judgment for $5,000,
Wray vs. tho Peerless quarry near Bedford, has boon affirmed by tbe supreme court. Inasmuch as the Peerless quarry is covered with previous judgments and mortgages it would seem that the Wray judgment will be a difficult one to collect.
Schools Slay Bo Consolidated. D. M. Geeting, State superintendent of public instruction, is gathering and compiling statistics for presentation to the coining legislature along with the suggestion that tbo country schools of the State be consolidated. Uo. ports fram 800 trustees reveal 1,788 district schools in which the average attendance is under 15; 286 in which the average attendance is under 40, and 26 schools in which the average attendance is under 5. The twenty-six schools which have an averago attendance under five, have a total of 119 pupils, who cost the State last year $6,962.62, or $58.51 for each pupil. The superintendent says the deeper he goes into the subject the more convinced he is that many of the district schools can be consolidated so as greatly to benefit the public and at the same time provide for an enormous saving to tho State.
Owing to illness W. D. ()w-! en was unable to fill his appointment last Saturday, and Hon. John Chancy was substituted. Peoplo were agreeably surprised by die effort of Mr. Chaney. His speech was logical, convincing and eloquent. His hearers seemed unwilling to lot him quit, though ho spoke several hours. Robert Higginbothain and John Brogan, bojh under 17 years of ago, were arrested at New Albany last week charged with haviug knowledge of tho robbery of Moore's store, at Mitchell. They say a mau named Woolf, (who is under arrest at Louisville) did tho stealing, and induced them to dispose of the goods. The furlough of tho 159th regiment has been extended to November 10th throe weeks from Thursday. Hon. Ira Batman addressed tho Republicans over near Meltonsvillo Saturday afternoon. There are few more pleasing talkers than Mr. Batman, and it is reported that he had a largo and eutbusiaslic hearing. It is probable that , a, fly,ing trip through tbo southern part, of tho State will bo made by Gen. Harrison, and that he will speak from the train in several towns each day, as in 1894. Blvoiniugton may ho included in the list. Frank Brodix, of New York, is visiting his mother, Mrs. iM.K. Brodix, and other relations in this city. : ' Mr. and Mrs. Wnllnco Pauley have been visiting Mrs Pauley's father, Thos. J. Farr, in the
northern part of the county. The foundation of the now veneer lactory is nearly completed and the carpenters have begun work. Mrs. Rodney Smith has gone to Taylorsville, Ills., whore she will make au extended visit with her mother, Mrs. J. G. Ada ms. tSfBrown and Molino Wagons at W. J. Allen's.
HOW TO VOTE A STRAIGHT TICKET
Republican Ticket
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For Swrttary of BUU, UNION BANNER HUKT. For Auditor of ate, W. B. HART. For Tressorer of St to, LEOPOLD LEW.
Henry B. Gentry has accepted the plans prepared by J. L. Nichols for the construction of a balcony in front ef the Hotel Gentry, facing Cth street. It will be of wrought iron, handsomely finished and will extend 30 feet east and west and 12 feet south, so as to cover tho pavement in front. The entranco from the hotel to tho balcony will be through the writing room, and it will be a very agreeable place for guests besides giving the hotel a more finished appearance. Orders havo been placed for two firo escapes, one on College avenue and the other on tho west side of the hotel. The work will bedono as soon as possible. She that you get a Republican county ticket when you vote on November 8th. You want a ticket that contains tho uame of George D. Thornton for Sheriff. Cast your ballot for George, and induct as many of your friends as you can to do so. The people are suing to support McKinloy and his policy.
Keep that in your mind; all will work lo that cud, Vigilance and action is all that is required.
You mnst get your ballots and tba bias peuoil of tho polling clerks la tba election room. -M If you want to vote a STRAICHT REPUBLICAN TICKET, make a cross, thus X. within tha LARGE CIRCLE at tbo head of the ticket containing tba1 EAGLE- H you DO NOT wish to vote a straight ticket, you MUST o r make a cross ia tha large circle containing tho device of any party, bnt yon most make a cross, thus Xt on the small square to the left of the name of eaoh candidate for whom yon desire to vote on whatever list of candidates it may be. IF THE LARGE OIROLB AT THE HEAD OF THE TICKET is marked, and the ballot is marked at nny other plaoe, IT IS VOID AND OA KNOT BE COUNTED, un. less there be no candidate for some office in the list printed under suoh marked device, in which case you may Indicate your choice for suoh oSlce by making a cross, thus X. on tbe square to the loft of the name of any candidate for such office ou any other list. The cross mnst be placed within or on the circle or square, or the ballot if void and and cannot be counted. DO NOT MUTILATE YOUR BALLOT or mark it either by scratching a name off or wrltln g one on, or in any other way EXCEPT BY MAIIKING INTHE CIRCLE OR ON THE SQUARES, as before mentioned. Otherwise the ballot will not be counted. After marking your ballots, and before leaving the booth, FOLD THEM SEPARATELY, so that the face of them cannot be seen, and so that the INITIAL LETTERS of the names of the polling clerks on the back therof can be seen. Then hand your ballots to tbe inspector, the pencil to tbe polllog olerk, aud leave the room. If you are physically unable to mark your ballots, or cannot read English, so Inform tbe polling clerks, and tell them how you wish to rote, and they will mark your ballots for you. Bat neither
you or the clerks must permit any other
person to hear or see how your ballots are marked. It is a penal offense to declare that yoa cannot read English or cannot mark your ballots, if, lo fact, you oan. If you should accidentally, or by mistake, deface, mutilate or spoil your ballots, return them to tho poll clerks aud get new ballots. Yon must not aocept a ballot, from any person ouUide of the eleotlonroom. Any ballot outside is fraudulent, aud it Is a penitentiary offense to hare sneh a ballot in your possession, whether you attempt to vote it or not. You most not attempt to hold any conversation in the election room except
with members of the election board and ; the poll olerk j. j You must not put any mark of any , kind nn your ballot except as before mentioned. Use only the blue pencil handed to ymi by the polling cl.rk in marking your ballot. If you vrirh any 1 other peuoil your ballot is void and will ! not be moaltaV i
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Notice of Administration. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of tha circuit court of Monroe county. State of Indiana, Administrator of the estate of John t. Walker aud Sarah Walker, late of Monroe county, deceased. Saiti estate is supposed to be solvent. J. W. WALKER, Sept. 17, 'BS. Administrator.
Notice ol General Election.
Statu of ism an a, i Moxrok Cocsmr. V
To the Sheriff of Monroe County, Greeting: I, John T. Wcodward, Clerk of the Monroe Ciicuit Court, within and for the County and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the following State, Congressional, Senatorial, Judicial, Representative, County and Township olhcerb ave to be elected at a general election to be held at the legal voting places or precincts in said county, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 1SI8, the same biug the first Tuesday after tb first Monday in said month, to-wit: One Secretary of State; One Auditor of State; One Treasurer of State; One
Attorney General; One Clerk of Su-
prt me Court; One Superintendent of
Public instruction; Une Chief ot inn
iana Bureau of Statistics; One State Geologist; One Judge of the Supreme
court, second District; une Judge ot the Supreme Court, Third District; One
Judge of the Supreme Court, Fifth
District. One Judge of Appellate Court
District; One Judge of Appellate Court
District; One Judge of Appel late Court District.
One Representative in Congress for
the second District in said state.
One Joint Senator for the counties
of Greene, Brown and Monroe; One Joint Representative for the counties
of lirovt n and Monroe. One Prosecuting Attorney for ttie Tenth Judicial Circuit of said State.
One Clerk Circuit Court for said county; One Sheriff for said county;
One 1 reasurer tor said county; One
Recorder for said county; One Sur
veyor for said county; One Coroner for said county; lluu County Commissioner for Second District: One County Commissioner for Third District. TowjtsHii' Officers: Bean Blossom Township Two Justices of the Peace for said Township; Two Constables for .said 'i'O'.vnship. Washington Two Justices of the I'eaee; Two Constables. Marion Two Justices of the Peace; Two Constables. Benton Two Justices of the i'eaee; Two Constables. Bloomington Three Justices of the Peace; Three Constables. Richland Three Justices of the Pence: Three
Constables. Van Bnren Two Justices of the Peace; Two Constables. 1'erry Three Justices of the Peace; Three Constables. Salt Creek Two.Justices
of the Peace; Two Constables. Polk Two Justices of the Peace; Two Constables. Cleiir Creek Two Justices of the Peace; Two Constables. Indian Crek Two Justices of the Peace; Two Constables. Given under my hind with the seal of snid circuit cou t afiixrd at my office in the city of Bloomington, Indiana, on the 6th day of October, 1198. lEAJ.l Joll.V T. WOOIIWAKD. Clerk Monroe Circuit Court. Sheriff's Proclamation. Notice is hereby given to the Voters iof Monroe county, in the State of Iudtana, that the Polls will be open between the hours prescribed by law at the places for voting at vlcvtions iu the several precincts of said county on Tuesday, November 8th, 1S9H, for the. election of the officers named in the
aliovc uud foregoing certificate of the Cleric of the Circuit Court of said CvlllM V. Witness iny i.nme this tStli day of October, 198. GEOKGE II. THORNTON, fi!ifi'i ilf of Motirut i'mintv.
Notice of Final Settletneatt. No. 430.1
lb the Monroe eircuit court, October
Term, 1808.
In the matter of the estate of John
C. Whisnand, deceased. William I Fee, Executor. Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned as executor of the last will
and testament of John 0. Whisnand.
deceased, of the estata of said decadent, has presented and filed his accounts and vouchers and final settlement of said estate and that the same will come up for examination and action of said court on the second day of the October term, 1S98. the same being
the ilth day of October, 1893, at wbieh time all the persons interested in Baid estate are rcqu ;red to appear in sa'id court and show cause, if nny there be,
why said aacounts and vouchers mould not be approved; and the heirs of said estate, legatees and devisee in the will of said John C. Whisnand, and all
I others interested therein, are also
hereby required at the time and place aforesaid to appear and make proof of their heirship and claim to any part of said estate. WILLIAM I, FEE, Sept, SO, '98. Executor.
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A SIMPLE TIRE REPAIR. Punctures la the well known Morgan & Wright tire are mended about as easily aa a man would close a hole In his finger with a bit of court plaster. Inside of th Inner tube of the tire Ilea a long atrip of patching rubber, like this:
By Injecting M. & W. quick-repair cement through' the puncture Into this inner tube, and then pressing down on the tire with tha thumb, like this,
the repair strip Inside Is picked up by the cement, thus closing the pancturc
like this :
Very simple, but now every rldaf should remember these two "bats," or he will fail : Before injecting cement, pump np the tire. If you don't, the Inner tube will be flabby, lUte this,
UNTIL DECEMBER 1st, 1898,
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"Bn Select Oak 3x4x30 " " 20
"A" Oak 2x3x30 " 18 'B" Select Oak 2x3x30 10, "A" White Hickory Ix2x30 in. long 12 'A" Mixed and Rod Hickory 14x2x30
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TIME TA33XjEL Tralns leave Mitchell, Ind., as follows; ooixo a asr. No. I, Daily l:Mp. m No. 4, Daily 8:14 a. m
No. , Daily :S7 a. m
No. 8, Daily Except Sunday. ..1:37 p. m qoimo wbst, No. 1, Daily l:iX p. m No. t, Daily 13:1 a. m No. 8, Daily C:SJ a. in No. 7. Daily except Sunday... H:I3 a. m For detail Information regarding rates, time on connecting Unas, sleepng, parlor cars, etc., address H.B.GoDDAtiD, Ticket Agt. 11. 4 O. 3V. Ry., Mitchell Ind.; or O. V. McCartt. O. P. A. . Clrieinnati. O.
Notice to Non-Itealdenta. State o India.., I Mokbor Couhtv, "' In the Monroe Circuit Court, October Term, 1898. Catharine A. Hunter rs. Eichard Hunter. Complaint No. 478. Now comes the plaintiff, by Henley Wilson, attorneys, and flies her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of Matilda Norris, a disinterested person, that said defendant is not a resident of the State of Iudiana, also affidavit of the plaintiff that tha defendant is a resident of city of Louisville, in State of Kentucky, and resides at No. 8S0 between Chestnut and Gray in said city; that said action is for a divorce, and that said non-resident defendant is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, last named, that unless he be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe circuit oourt. to be holden on the send Monday of October, A. D., 1893, at the court house in lUoomington in said county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined In bis absence. Witness my name and the seal of said court aflixed at liloomingtou this 10th day of August. A. D.. 1888 fsKAi.l JOHN T. WOODWARD. Aug. IS 'OS. Clark Monroe C. C.
Notice of Changes IN 6 Election Precincts.
and the cement will tiot get inside of '
it, where the repair strip lis. When you have a punctuns, get right j off. Riding a tire flat, when it has a tack or nail in it, maS danuge. it cosaider&bly. J
Kotico to Non-itosltloiits. The State of Indiana, I Monroe County, In the Monrre Circuit Court, October Term, 1898. listclla h. King vs. Thomas J. King. Complaint No. 4700. Now cornea the plaintiff, by Henley & Wilson, her attorneys, aud files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a disinterested purtv that
said defendant is not a resident ot the State of Indiana and with an ailidavit
of plaintiff that she does not know the residence of the defendant, aad that said action is for divorce. Notice is therefore hereby given snid defendant last named, that unless he be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe circuit eourt, to be hole1 on on the second Monday of October, A. 1)., 1 898, at the court house in Illooinington in snid county and State, anil answer or demur to saift enmpinini; the stinie will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness mv nnmo and tho seal of said court aflixed at Hlooifiitiiptnn this 11th day "f August. A. I).. 189i. ' IOIIN T. WOODWARD. .sKi.) Clerk. Aur. leva.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' the at the June Term, 1898, of the Hoard of Commissioners of Monroe County, Indiana, the following divisions and establishment ot voting places was made by said Board, to-wit: In the matter of Election Precincts Monroe County, Indiana. Whereas, It appears to the Board of Commissioners of Monroe County, Indiana, that at the last general election held in Monroe County more than 350 votes were cast in precinct number in Perry township, Monroe county, State of Indiana; also in Polk' township, Monroe county, Indiana, precinct number one, more than a&Q votes were cast. '. It is therefore ordered that the fot
be as follows: PEECINCT NUMBER V-PERRY ' TOWSSHIP.'
Beginning where center of section lVtf:
mtorsecta Van liuren tawutn't
line, tnence soma on towosnip line to the southwest corner ol section 31. thenee east oa town
ship line to the southeast eoraer s of section 36, thenee north aa township line to center of section
13, mence west inrougn toe center x t.t .rations. 13. 14. IS. 16. 1 and 11
to Van Bnren township line Voting Placet, No. 5 or Carter's . School House.. PRECIXCT NUMBER PERBT . TOWNSHIP,
BeKlnninir where center of section 18
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line, thence north- on townsntp line to Bloomington township line, thence cast on township line to
liogers street in the city i Uioomington , thence south on Rogers street to corporation line, thence east on corporation line to Walnut street thence south on Walnut street aad Salem road to intersection of north line of precinct number 1 in section 18, thence west on precinct number one line through center of ' sections 11 and 18 to intersection ot Van liuren township line. Voting place, Brick school bouse, No. 3. PRECINCT NUMBER 3 -PERRY TOWNSHIP. Beginning where liogers ftreet intersects Bloomington township Una, thence south on Rogers street' to corporation line, thence east oa corporation line to Walnut street, thence south on Walnut street to the southwest corner of 8outh Park, theuce east on corporation Une to the southeast corner of South Park, thence north oa Lin? coin street to the in'rsectkw ot Bloomington township Une. thane west on township lite to Roger street. Voting place, Old College Chapal Building, ' PRECINCT NUMBER I PERRY TOWNSHIP. Beginning at the northeast corner of section number one, thence west ou township line to intersection of Lincoln street, iu the city "Of Bloomington, thence south on Lincoln street to the southeast corner of South Park, thence west on corporation line to tbe southwest corner of South Park, thenee south on Salem road to the intersection ot north line precinct number one, in section 18, thence east on precinct number oa Una through center of sections 10, IS, 14 and 13 to Salt Cre:k township line, thence north on township lino to Bloomington tc wuship Una. Voting place, Lotwler's Store.
PRECINCT NUMBER CKE POLK TOWNSHIP. All that portion of Polk township lying west ot tbe section line, running from the north end ot said township to the south end thereof, said line dividing sect ons 3 and 4, sections V and la.secticqns 15 and It sections 31 and 35, sections IT and 28 and sections 33 and 34. Voting place, School House No: S, on Allou'6 Creek, in section No. 19. PRECINCT NUMBER 3 POLK . TOWNSHIP. All that portion of Polk 'xiwnship lying east of the section Hue, mailing from the north end ot eat township to the soutti end theredf said line dividing sect ions 3 Mid 4, sections 0 and lo.seetions is and IS. sections 21 and --. sections 27 and 38 and sections 33 a od. 34. . . Voting place, Black trail School House No. 4, in paction 27. v
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Attest.
Board tf Couaniiasiotiera.
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Kkku. Mattukws, Auditor.
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