Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 June 1890 — Page 4

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ONE EATJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches aiK: fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most rmlar remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept aay substitute.

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DAILY JOURNAL.

MONDAY, JUNE 23, L.«!H).

Congressional Convention,

The Prohibitionists of this district liolil their convention to-morrow at Veedersburg to nominate a candidate for congressional honors. J. W. Lemon, lJev. E. W. Lawhon, of Ludoga liev. J. It. Kendall, Brown's Valley HOY. 1'. L. Strykor, Wliitlook, and Dr. T. J. Griffith are tho delegates from this county.

A Judge But Two Days.

Beaver (Ok.j Advocate: Onr county judge, J. H. Burford, arrived in the city lust Friday night, and was cordially welcomed by our peoplo. But his stay among us was brief, for on tho mail Saturday night came the news that the President had chosen him as register at the new land oilice at Oklahoma City, and he left Sunday morning for Guthrio, where he intends stopping a few days with friends. Although his stay mnong us was of very short duration, he created a most favorable impression, uud universal regret is expressed at liis departure. While we are truly sorry to lose Judge Burford, yet we hoartily congratulate him upon his promotion to a much more lucrative position.

Printers as Painters.

It was ^^ve crowd that left the city at, ocfiSFyeSterday to upend the day at the Shades of Death. Bige BayIOHS transported tho crowd and the destination was reached in good time. The jolly crowd of compositors at once dispersed and proceeded to do the place in the most approved style. The swing, tho Ixiats, the fish, the ladies and other amusements which the management affords had no rest until the elegant dinner was announced, and it had nono until it was wiped out. It was a novel experience for them to eat "pi" instead of making it, but they did themselves proud. At 3 o'clock an hour's storm raged, and it was after 4 before the home start was made and after 0 o'clock when home was leached, by a tired but satisfied crowd of printers. The following notice was found poston all the printing oflice doors after the sturt yesterday: "The first streaks of uirly dawn wore glimmering in.the east the .^lrill clarion notes of Berl Jones' old Hlianghi rooster rang out on the morning air large crowds were collected on housetops, steeples, etc telescopos were pointed in the diroction of Liongview and all was exoitement and confusion it appeared that the great Judgment day had arrived and the people were trembling with expectation a cloud of dnst waS scon arising on the W "rikaggs" Casad had AT LAST peared and tho picnio wagons muly to start."

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To Dispel Colds,

I'lie pleasant Uuvnr, gentle action anil soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative anil If tho father or mother be costive or bullous the most KnitifyliiK results follow lte use, so that it in the Lest family medicine known and every family should have a bottle. —Go to BisholT's and purchase tho damaged quarters at your own price. They must bo sold and sold at once.

Great special sale in lace curtains this week at L. Biacliof's.

Children Cry for PitcWt Castoral —.TUMP SJiiAT surreys for tho moa stylish, by Tinsloy & Martin.

Unveiling IleiulrlcKs' Monument. For tho unvoiling ol the Hendricks' Monument at Indianapolis,

July 1, 1890.

tho Vandulia Lino will sell excursion tickots at exceedingly low rates. For rates and tickets apply to nearest ticket agent of tho Vandaua Lino.

Summer School.

Miss Flora Work will teach the sum mer school during the months of July anil a part of August. All pupils deslrIOYJ to attend please call at 308 KOIIIII Green streot soon. Will begin Wendesday, June 2f.

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NOTICE

To the Voters of Montgomery County, Indiana,

Of the Change in the Boundaries of the Voting Precincts of

Said

County,

As Made by the Hoard of Commissioners at their Itwruliir June Session. lii'JO.

The voters of *.1H townships of tYml Creek, Wuj-ne, Ripley, Drown, Scntt, Union, Mniltsoii, Sugar Creek, Franklin, Walnut anil Clark, in MoiilKontery County, Suite of ludtaua, will hereby take notice that the following order was made by the ltoard of Commissioners of said Montgomery County, State of Indiana, at their regular Juue Session, 1890, ou the 11 tti day of June,

In the Matter of the Kedtsirlctlnc of Montgomery County for Votiug Purposes. I Pursuant to an Act, euacted by the ueneral Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March t, 1SSV, for the redisricting of the different township of said State into precincts for the purposes of voting at any general election by the Board of County Commissioners lu their respective counties. It Is therefore ordered and adjudged by the said Board of Commissioners for Montgomery county, State of Indiana, s.t this, their regular Juue session, 1890, that the several precincts and voting places at all general elections in all the various townships in Montgomery County, Indiana, be, and the same are, hereby changed and divided, and the boundaries thereof established, and fixed, and the voting places therein established and fixed as follows, to-wit:

UNION TOWNSHIP.

PRECINCT NO. 1.

All that part of Union township, Montgooi-

ery Couuty, Iudiana, bounded as" follows, towit: Beginning at the intersection of Market street, and Whitlock avenue, in the city of Crawfordsvllle, Indiana, following the center of said Market street east to the center of the Vandalia railroad track thence following said railroad track In a northeasterly direction to the Union township line thence due north along said Union township line until said line reaches the Bouth bank of Sugar Creek thence following the south and east bank of said Sugar Creek in a southwesterly direction until the said creek reaches the corporation limits of the city of Crawfordsvillle, thence east along the Incorporated limits of the city of Crawfordsvllle to the center of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad thence north along said railroad until it reaches a point due west from the north line of Thompson's hillside addition thence due east along the north line of Thompson's hillside addition to the center of Whitlock avenue thence due south along the eenter of sold street to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct No, 1. PRECINCT NO. 2. .-/

All that part of Union township bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at the east line of Union township at tlie northeast corner of section 1, townBhlp 18 north, range 4 west, and running thence due west to the

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corporation line of the

city of Crawfordsvllle thence west along the center of Wabash Avenue to where it '-,iersects Elston avenue thence north 'and west along said Elston Avenue until '.t reaches Main street thence east on Mp.iu street to the intersection of Morgan street thence north on Morgan street to the center of Market street thence east on Market street to the Vandalia railroad thence following said railroad In a northeasterly direction until said railroad passes out of Union township thence south along the east line of Uuion township to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced In the above description to be known as precinct No. 2. PRECINCT NO. 3.

All that part of Uuion township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the northeast corner of section 1, township 18 north, range 4 west, running thence due west to the east corporation line of the city of Crawfordsville thence still urtlier west along the center of Wabash avonue to a point in

Bald

Wabash avenue due

north from the center of Mill street, thence south along the center of Mill street to the city limits of the city of Crawfordsville thence due east along the south corporation tine of the said city of Crawfordsville to the center of the Louisville, New Albanv and Chicago railroad thence following said railroad in a southeasterly direction to where said railroad crosses the John Line Free gravel road near the center of section 9, township 18. north, range 4 west: thence east along the center of said gravel road until said gravel road reaches the center of the Indiana, Bloomington and Western railroad thence in a southeasterly direction along the center of said railroad to the east line of Union township thence due north along the east line of Union township to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct No. 3. PRECINCT NO. 4.

All that part of Union township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the intersection of Mill Btreet and Wabash avenue in the city of Crawfordsville, running thence west along the center of Wabash avenue to the' intersection of Plum street thence south along the center of Plum street to the center of College street thencrf west along the center of College street to the center of Elm street thence south along the center of Elm street to the center of Franklin street to the Indiana, Bloomington and Western railroad thence along the center of said railroad or Franklin street to the center of John street tb6nce due south to the south corporation line of the city of Crawfordsville thence due east along said corporation line to center of Mill street thence due north along the center of Mill street to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct No, 4. PRECINCT NO. 6.

All that part of Union township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the east line of Union township at a point on said east llde where the Indiana, Bloomington Jt Western railroad track crosses said east line, and thence following said railroad in a Northwesterly direction until It intersects the John Line free gravel road near the west line of section 11, township 18 north, range 4 west thence due west along the center of said John Line free gravel road to the point where said free gravel road intersects the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago railroad thence In a northwesterly direction along the center of the said railroad to a point due east from the southeast corner of the corporation limits of the city of Crawfordsville tnence due west to a point due south from the center of John street thence due north to the center of the Indiana, Bloomington Sc. Western railroad thence west, along the said railroad to the center of Plum street, or more familiarly known as the Danville gravel road thence in a southeasterly direction along the center of the Danville gravel road to where said gravel road crosses the south line of Union township thence east along the south line of Union township to the southeast cornet of said township thence due north along the east line of said township to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct No. 5. PRECINCT NO. 6.

All that part of Union township bounded as follows, towit: Beginning at the center of the Intersection of Plum with Franklin street in the city of Crawfordsvllle thence south along the center of said Plum street until said street merges Into the Danvills gravel road thence following said road in a southeasterly direction to the south line of Union township which is near the southwest corner of section 85, township

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18 north, range, 4 went thence due west along the soHth line of Union township uutt! said line Intersects with what is kuowu as the Terre Haute gravel road, which is uear the center of the south line of section 35, township IS north, range, 5 west theuce In a northeasterly directiou along the ceutei- of the said gravel road uutll said gravel road reaches the uortbeast corner of section 7, township 1H north, ranges west, and thence due west 11!0 rods to the center of the dirt road running north thence north on said toudt to the Intersection ol Elm street a.id Frnnkllu street theuce east along tho center of said Frankliu street to the place of legimii!ig.

All the territory embniced in the nbove det criptlon to be known as precinct No. tj. ........ PRECINCT NO. 7.

All that part of Uuion township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning on the south corporation line of the city of Crawfordsville lu the coder of Washington street and running theuce due due north to JetTerson street thence due east to the intersection of said JelTersou street with lireeu street: theuce due north the intersection of said (ireen street with Wabash avenue thence due east to the intersection of said Wabash avenue with Plum street theuce due south to the intersection of said Plum street witli College street thence due west to the intersection of College aud Elm streets thence due south to the south corporation line of the city ef Crawfordsville theuce due west to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in the nlvove description to be known as Precinct No. 7. PRECINCT NO. 8.

All that part of Union township bounded as follows, ta-wiL Beginning on the north corporation line of the city of Crawfordsville in the center of (ireen street and running thence due south along the ceuter of said street to the intersection of Wabash avenue theuce along the ceuter of Wabash avenue to the intersection of Elston avenue thence north and west along the center of Elston nveuue to the intersection of said street with Main street thence east along the center of Main street to the ceuter of Morgan street theuce uorth along the center of Morgan street to the intersection of said street with Market street theuce west along the center of Market street to the intersection of said street with Whitlock avenue thence north along the center of Whitlock avenue to the north line of Thompson's Hillside Addition thence west along the uorth line of said addition to the center of tbe Louisville, New Albany & Chicago railroad track thence south along the center of said railroad track to the north corporation line of the city of Crawfordsvllle thence west along the north Hue of the said corporation of Crawfordsville to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced In the above description to be known as precinct No. 8,

PRECINCT NO. 9.

All that part of Union township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning or the north corporation line of the city of Crawfordsville at a point in the center of Grant avenue, thence south to the intersection of said (irant avenue with Main street thence east along tbe center of Main street to tbe intersection of said Main street with Green street thence north along the center of Green street to tbe north corporation line of the said city of Crawfordsvllle thence west along the north corporation Hue of the said city of Crawfordsville to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced In the above description to be known as precinct No. 9. PRECINCT NO. 10.

All that part of Union township bounded as follows, to-wit: E~»luning at the center of the intersection of Main street with Grant avenue in the citv of Crawfordsvllle, thence south alopg the conter of Grant avenue to the intuHtecuon of said Grant avenue with Collc^o street thence east along the center of College street to the intersection of said si.net with Washington street thence rorth along the center of Washington street to tbe intersection of Bald street with Jefferson street thence east along the center of Jefferson Btreet to the Intersection of said street with Green street thence north along the center of Green street to the Intersection of said street with Main street thence west to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in the nlmve description to be known as precinct No. 10. PRECINCT NO. 11.

All that part of Union township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the Intersection of Chestnut street and Grant avenue lu the city of Crawfordsville and runniug theuce east to the intersection of Chestnut street aud Washington street tbence south along the center of Washington street to the south corporation Hue of the city of Crawforddville thence east along the said corporation line of the city of Crawfordsville to tbe center of Elm street theuce south along the ceuter of Elm street to a point 120 rods east from the northwest corner of section 8, township 18 north, range 4 west, (tills road being the continuance of Elm street) thence due west to the intersection of the said mad with tbe Terre Hnute road about 20 rods west to the northeast corner of section 7, township 18, north rauge 4 west thence following said Terre Hnute road in a southwesterly direction to the south line of said Uuion township, which road passes near southeast corner, southwest section 35, township 18 north, rauge 5 west Whence west along the south line of Uniou township to the southwest corner of section 33' township 18, north range 5 west thence north one mile to the northwest corner of said section 33, township aud range last aforesaid, thence due west to the ceuter of Sugar Creek, tuence following the center of Sugar Creek in a northeasterly direction until the said creek reaches a point due north from tbe center of section 3, township 18 north, range 5 west thence north to the north line of said section, township and range aforesaid, and thence due east to the northeast corner of section 2, township 18| north, range 5 west, and thence south about 20 rods to the center of the Yountsville gravel road thence cast along the center of said Yountssflle gravel road to the west corporation line of the city of Crawfordsville thence due south along the said west corporation line of the city of Crawfordsvllle to the Bouthwest corner of said city of Crawfordsvllle, and thence east along the south corporation line of the said city of Crawfordsvllle to Grant avenue, and thence north on said Grant avenue to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct No. 11. PRECINCT NO. 12.

All that part of Union township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the south west corner of the corporate limits of the city of Crawfordsville thence due north to the Intersection of said line with Wabash avenue thence due east along the center of Wabash avenue to the intersection of said street with Grant avenue thence south along the center of Grant avenue to the intersection of said street with College street thence east along tbe center of College street to the intersection of said street with Washington street thence due south along the center of Washington street to the Intersection of Washington and Chestnut Btreets thence west along the center of Chestnut street to tbe intersection of Chestnut street and Grant avenue thence south along the center of Grant avenue to the city limits thence west to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in the aliove description to be known as Precinct No. 12. PRECINCT NO. 13.

All that part of Union township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning in the center of the Intersection or Wabash avenue and Grant avenue in the city of Crawfordsville and running llieuce west on Wabash avenue to the west corporation line of .said city of Crawfordsvllle: thence north along the west corporation line of said city of Crawfordsvllle to where said line intersects Market street thence east along the center of Market street to tho intersection of the same street with Vance street thence north along the center of Vance street to the Lafayette pike tbence in a southeasterly direction along the center of the Lafayette pike to where said pike intersects Grant avenue thence south along the center of Grant avenue to the place of beginning.

All tbe territory embraced In tbe above description to be known as precinct No. 13. PRECINCT NO. 14.

All that part of Union township bounded as follows, to-wlt. Beginning at the intersection of Grant avenue aud the Lafayette pike and running thence

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due north to the uorth corporation line of the city of Crawfordsvllle theuce due east aloug tho uorth corporation Hue of the city of Crawfordsville uutll said line intersects with Sugar creek thence following the center of Sugar creek Inn northeasterly directiou until said Sugar creek reaches the east line of Uniou township tnence uorth to the northeast corner ot Union township thence west along the north je of t'u: township to where said line intersects the Louisville, New Albauy A Chicago railroad thence south along the center of said railroad uutll it intersects with the gravel road a the soap factory Bchool house, near the southwest corner of section 17, township 19 north, range 4 west thonce following said gravel road bouth near the east side ot sections It- anil 30 as aforesaid until it merges

Into tbe Lafayette pike thence following said uifayette pike to the place ot beginning. All the territory embraced In tbe abovo description to be known as precinct No. 14.

PRECINCT NO. 15.

All that part ot Union township bounded as follows, to-wit: Begiiiuiug iu Uie center of Market street at the intersection of Vauce street aud ruunlug theuce uorth to tho ceuter of the Lafnyette pike thence following the center of said Lararette pike through the east part of section 30, township 19 uorth, range 4 west, until Baid gravel road intersects with the Louisville, New Albauy and Chicago railroad near the southwest corner of section 17, township and range aforesaid tbence following the center of said railroad track to the uorth line of Union township: theuce west along the north line of Uuiou towushlp to the uorthwest corner of section I, township 19 uorth, range 6 west, and theuce due south along the said section line three miles to the southwest corner of section 13, township 19 north, range 5 west thence east 80 rods to the center of tbe road runniug south theuce following said road south and eaBt to where it intersects with the gravel road known as the Attica gravel road thence followlug said gravel road in a southeasterly direction crossing the iron bridge until it reaches point tu said gravel road due west from the northwest corner of the city limits ot the city of Crawfordsville thence due east along tbe north corporation line of tbe city of Crawfordsville to a point on said line due north from tbe center of Blair street thence due south along the eenter of Blair Btreet to the Intersection of said street with Market street tbence due east along tbe center of Market street to the place of beginning.

All Uie territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct No. 15. PRECINCT NO. 16.

All that part of Union township pounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the intersection of Market street and Blair street, in. the city ot Crawfordsville, Indiana, and running thence due north to the north corporation line of the city of Crawfordsville and thence due west to the intersection ot said line with the gravel road near the northwest corner of the east half of tbe Bouthwest quarter of section 31, township 19 north, range 4 west thence north along the center of said gravel road, crossing the Iron bridge and following said road until it reaches the road running north from the center of section 25, township 19 north, range 5 west thence following said road due north to tbe northeast corner of the west half of the northwest quarter of section 24, townBhip 19, north range 5 west thence west 80 rods to the southwest corner of section 13, township and range aforesaid thence due no.th three miles to the north line ot Union township thence due west along the uorth line of Union township to the northwest corner of said township thence south along the west line of said Union township to the southwest corner of section 31, township 19, north range 5 west, and thence due east along the said section line to the southeast corner of section 35, and thence about 20 rods south to the center of the Yountsville gravel road thence following tbe center of 6ald gravel road east to tbe point where said gravel road intersects tbe west corporation line of the city of Crawfordsville thence due north along the weet corporation line of the city of Crawfordsville to the point where said line intersects Market street, and thence east along the center ot Market street to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct No. 16.

COAL CREEK TOWNSHIP.

PRECINCT NO. 1.

All that part of Coal Creek township bounded af follows, to-wit: Beginning at tbe northwest corner of section three (8), township twenty (20) uorth, rauge six (6) west, in Coal Creek township, Montgomery county, Indiana, and running theuce due south to the southwest corner of said township thence due east along the south line of said township to the southeast corner of section thirty-six (36), townBhip aud range aforesaid thence due north to the northeast corner of Bection (1), township and range aforesaid, and thence west to the place of beginning.

The territory herein described to be known as precinct number one (1).

PRECINCT NO. 2.

All that part of Coal Creek

townBhip

bound

ed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the northeast corner of Coal Creek township, being the northeast corner of section one (1) township twenty (20), north range five (5) west tbence due west along north line of said township to the northwest corner of section six (6), township end range aforesaid thence due south to the Bouthwest corner of section eighteen (18), township and range aforesaid tbence due east along said section line to tbe southeast corner of section thirteen (13), township and range aforesaid thence due north to the place of beginning.

The territory herein described to be known as precinct number two (2).

PRECINCT NO. 3.

All that part of Coal Creek township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of Coal Creek township, running thence due north along the onst line of said township to the north east corner of section twenty-four (24), township (20), north range five (5) west theuce due west along said section line to the northwest corner of section nineteen (19), township and range aforesaid thence due south to tho moth went corner of section thirtyone (3f) thence due east to the place of beginning.

The territory herein desrrlbed to lie known as precinct number three (8),

WAYNE TOWNSHIP.

PRECINCT NO. 1.

All that part of Wayne township bounded us follows, to-wit: Beginning at the northwest corner of Wayne township, being the northwest corner ol section three (3), township nineteen (19) north, range six (0) west, thence due south along tho west lino of said township until said lino intersects with tbe gravel road running oast and west through the town of Waynetown thence following said gravel road in an eastcrnly direction through the town of Wuvnetown until said gravol road crosses the range lino about oighty (80) rods due soutli from the northeast corner of section twenty-tour (24) thence duo north along said rungo lino to the northeast corner of section one (1) thence due west to tho place of beginning.

Tho territory embraced in the above description to bt known us precinct number one 11).

PRECINCT NO. 2.

All that part of Wayne township bounded as follows, to-wlt: Beginning at the southwest corner of Wuyno township, running thence duo north along the west line of said Wayne township until said west line intersects with the gravel road running oust and west through tho town of Waynetown then following said road in an easternly direction through tho town of Waynotown until said road crosses the rango lino at a point about oighty (80) rods south from northeast corner of section twenty-four (24), township nineteen (19) north, range six (6) west thence duo south along said range lino to the southeast corner of section thirty-six (30), township and rango aforesaid thonco iluo west along tho south lino of Wayno township to tun place of beginning.

Tho territory embraced in the above description to bo known two (3).

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PRECINCT NO. 3.

All that part of Wayoo townBhip bounded as follows, to-wit:

Beginning at tho northeast corner of Wuyno township, running thence duo west to tho northwest corner of section six nil, townshil) ninetcon (19) north, range live 5) west thonco duo south along said runno lino to tho southwest corner of section thir-ty-one (31), township and range uforesnid thonco duo oast to the southeast corner ef said Wayne township thence due north to place of beginning.

The territory embraced in the above description to be kuowu us precinct number three (3).

RIPLEY TOWNSHIP. PRECINCT NO. 1. All that part of Kipley township bounded as follows, to-wit:

Bcgipniug at the northwest corner of ltiploy township, being tho uoninvest eorncrof section throe (3), township eighteen US) north, rango six (ti) west, tlienco soutli •AVO (2) miles to the southwest corner of section ten (10), township and range aforesaid thence duo east three (3) miles to the uorthwest corner of section eighteen (IS) thence due south ouo (1) mile to the southwest cornor of section eighteen (IS) theuce due east ono(l)iniletothe southeust corner of section eighteen (18), township eighteen (IS) north, rango flvo (5) west thence south ono(l)miloto the southwest corner of section twonty (20), township aud range lust aforosuid thonco duo east to tho center of Sugar Creek thonco in an northoastcrnly direction along, tho center of said Sugar Creek to where said creek pusses out of suid Ripley township thence north to the northeast cornor of said Ripley townshil) thence west to tho placoof beginning.

Tho territory ombrnced in tho abovo description to bo known as precinct number 0110 (1).

PRECINCT NO. 3.

All that part of Riploy township bounocd as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the northwest cornor of section fifteen (15), township eighteen (IS) north, rungo sbc(0) west,and running theuco duo cast three (3) miles, being to tho southwest corner of section seven 7), township oighteeu(18) north, rango live (5) west thonce due south one (I) mile to the southeast cornor of section eighteen (IS), township eighteen (18) north, rango five(5) west thence due east one (1) mile to the southwest cornor of section seventeen (17), township and range aforesaid thence due south one (1) mile to tho southwest corner of section twenty (20), said township and rango thenco duo east to tho center of Sugar Creek:, thence following the center of said Sugar Creek in a southwesterly direction to the point where said creek intersects tho west boundary line of said Ripley township thence north to tho place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in tho abovo description to be known as precinct number two (8).

SCOTT TOWNSHIP.

PRECINCT NO. 1.

All that part of Scott township bouuded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at tho northwest corner of Scott township, being tho northwest corner of section six (0), township seventeen (17) north, range four (4) west thence due south three (3) miles to the southwest corner of section eighteen (IS) thonco due east four (4J miles to tho southeast corner of scction fifteen (15) thence due north one (1) mile to the northeast corner of section fifteen (15) thence due east two (2) miles to the northeast corner of section thirteen (13), town ship seventeen (17) north, rango four (4) west thence due north to the northeast corner of Scott township thence due west to the place of beginning.

The territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct nuuibor one (1). .'

PRECINCT NO. 2.

AH that part of Scott township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the northwest cornor of scction nineteen (19), township seventeen (17) north, range four (4) west, runniug thence due south on the west boundary lino of said township three (3) miles to tho southwest corner of soction thirty-one (31 said township and range thencj due east along the south boundary line of said township of Scott six (0) miles to the southeast corner of section thirty-six (ifcl) thence du north on tho east line of said township to the northeast cornor of section thirteen dft/, township seventeen (17) north, range four (4) west thence due west two (3) miles to the northwest corner of section fourteen (14) thence due south one (1) mile to the northwest corner of section twenty-three (23), said township and range, and thence due west four (4) miles to the place of beginning.

Ail the territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct number two (2).

CLARK TOWNSHIP.

PRECINCT NO. 1.

All that part of Clark township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the intersection of Nebraska street with the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad the town of Ladoga, Clark township, Montgomery county, Indiana, running thence duo north from the center of said streot to tho north line of section eighteen (18), township seventeen (17) north, range three (3) west tbence duo west along said section line about sixty ((10) rods to tho centor of the gravel road running north and south, tbence following said gravel road in a northerly direction until said road intersects with a road running east and west, about forty (40) rods south from tho northeast corner ol tho southwest quarter of scction Bix (tl), towhship and runge aforesaid thence following said intersecting road in a northwesterly direction to the west line of suid Clark township thence due north to the northwest corner of scction six (0), township and range aforesaid thence due oast six (6) miles to the northeast corner of Clark township, being tho northeast corner of section one (1) thence due south along tho east boundary lino of said township two and ono-half (2)£) miles to the gravel road running east and west through the center of sections thirteen (13), fourteen (14), fifteen (15), sixteen (16), seventeen (17), and a part of eighteen (18) thence following tho center of said road due west to Main street in the town of Ladoga thence west on said Main street to its point of intersection with the Louisville. New Albany and Chicago Railroad thonce following tho center of said railroad track in a northwesterly direction to the place of beginning.

All tho territory embraced in the above description to bo known as precinct number one (1).

PRECINCT NO. 2.

All that part of Clark township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at tho southeast corner of Clark township and running duo north along tho east line of said township to the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of section thirteen (13), township seventeen (17) north, range three (3) wost, which point will bo the center of the road running east and west through tho center of sections thirteen (13), fourteen (14), fifteen (15), sixteen (10), seventeen (17), andpartof eighteen (18), following center of said road in a westerly direction until said road intersects with tho Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad thence following center of said railroad in asouthernly direction to where said railroad crosses the south lino of Clark township thence due east along south lino of said Clark township to tbe place of beginning.

All the territory embraced In tho abovo description to bo known ob precinct number two (ti).

PRECINCT NO. 3.

All that part of Clark township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at tho southwest corner of Clark township and running thonco duo east to the center of the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad track thenco duo north aloug tho center of said railroad track until said ,railroad crosses Nebraska street in tho town of Ladoga thonco duo

'he center of Nebraska street

at the intersection of said railroad to the north lino of section eighteen (18), township seventeen (17) north, range three (3) west tbence due west along said Bec-

tion line about sixty i'w) I'ods to the center of the gravel road runniug north and south thence following .il gravel roiul in uuiihernly direction until suul road intersects a road running cast and west about forty (40) rods soutli from the northeast corner of the west half of the southwest quarter of section s'x (h\ township and range aforesaid thonce following said intersecting road in nortiiwesterly direction to the west line of t:iurk township: thence due south along west line of Clark! townshit to the place ot beginning.

All the territory embraced

tin above

description to be known as precinct number three (if).

WALNUT TOWNSHIP.

XY .. 1'KK.CINCT NO. 1.

All that part of Walnut township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the northwest corner of Walnut township, being the north west corner of soction six (ill, township eighteen (IS) north, range three (rt) west, running thence south to the southwost corner of said Walnut township: theuce due onst along south line of Walnut township two (3) miles to the southeast corner of section thirly-two (33r. thence due north along the section line six (ti) miles to the north line of said Walnut township, being the northeast comer of section live (5), township (is) north, range three (:i) west thence west to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct number one (1).

PRECINCT NO. 3.

All that part of Walnut township bound od us follows, to-wit: Beginning at. the southeast corner of Wulnut township, running thence west nlong tho south line of Walnut, township four miles to the southwest corner of section thirty-three (:tl), township eighteen (IS) north, range three (H) west thence iluc uorth along said section line three (3) miles to the northwest corner ot section twenty-one (31). township and range aforesaid llicnee east along a county road about one hundred mid twenty (130) rods to tho intersection of the old State road thence following said road in a southeastern!!' direction to a point on south line of section twenty-two (33), about ninety rods west from tho southeast corner of said section twenty-two (33) and at the intersection of the road running east and along south line of section, twenty-two [33] then following said road due east to -the northeast, corner of scction twenty-five (35) thence due south along the cast line of Walnut townshil) to the plaeo of beginning.

All tho territory cuibraced in the aliove description to be known us precinct number two (3).

PRECINCT NO. 3.

All that part of Walnut township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the north line of Walnut township at tho north wost comer of section fOur (4), township eighteen (IS) north, range throe (3) west, and running thenee due south on said section lino three (3) miles to the southwest coruer of section sixteen (10), township and range aforesaid: thence east aoout one hundred and twenty (130) rods along a county road to a point where said road intersects the old State road thence following suid State road in a southeasterly direction to a point on the south lino of section twenty-two (33) about ninety (90) rods west from the southeast coruer or said section twenty-two (33) and ut tho intersection of the road running cast and west along tho south lino of sections twentv-three (33) and twenty-four (34) and a part of twenty-two (33) thenco following said road to the east line of said Walnut township, being the southeast corner of section twenty-four (34) thenco due nortii alone the east boundary lino of said township four (4) miles to the northeast corner of scction one (1), town and range aforesaid thonce duo west along tho north boundary lino of said township to the place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct number three (3).

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.

PRECINCT NO. 1.

All that part ot Franklin township bounded us follows, to-wit: Beginning at the northe.ist corner of said Franklin township, being the northeast corner of scction thirty-six CUD, township twenty (30) north, rauge three west, ut the point where Sugar Credit crosses the oast boundary line of said township thonce due south three CP miles to tho southeast corner of scction twelve (13), township nineteen (19) north, rango three (ID west thonce due west along said scction lino four und one-eiglith (4 miles to the centor of the gravel road running ndrth into Darlington, which road begins about forty (40) rods west from tho southeast corner of scctiou eight (8), township and rango aforesaid thence north along the center of said loud until said road crosses Main street in the town of Darlington thenco west nlong said Main street in tho town of Darlington to the center of the Vandalia railroad track thenco in a southwesterly direction along said Vandalia track to the point where said railroad crosses the west boundary line of said Franklin township tlienco north or the west boundary line of said township to the northwest corner of said township, which is tlie northwest corner of scction six (0), township and range aforesaid tlienco duo oast along the north boundary lino of said Franklin township to the point whero Sugar Crook crossos said line thonco following tho center of suid crook in a northoastcrnly direction to tho northeast corner of section thirty-six (3ti), township twenty (30) north, rango throe (3) west, tlie beginning point.

All tho territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct number ono(l).

PRECINCT NO. 8.

All that part of Franklin township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the southeast cornor of section thirty-three (.S3), township nineteen (19) north, range three CD west, running thence north along section lino four (4) miles to the northeast corner of section -sixteen (10), townshi]) and range aforesaid thonce duo wost ono (1) mile and one-eighth along the center of said road to the center of the gravol road running north into Durlington, which road begins about forty (40) rods west from southeast corner of scction eight (8). townsliii) and ran/e heretofore mentioned thence north nlong tho centor of said gravel road until said road crossos Main street in the town of Darlington thonce wost along tho center of Main street in the town of Darlington to the eenter of Vnndnlia railrouil track thenco southwost along tho center of said railroad track to whero said railroad crosses the wost lino of Franklin township thence south along the west line of said township to tho south corner of Prankhn township thcncc east to place of beginning.

All the territory embraced tho above description to bo known as precinct number two (2).

PRECINCT NO. :i,

AU that part of Franklin township bounJed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of l?ranklin township, runniug thonco due west three miles along the south line of ranklin township to the southwest corner ?IABe?in?n ^'ifky-four (34), township nine4i1,or.

ranK°

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three(2)j west thenco

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section lino four 4)

nor«iwo«t

1°

cornor of scction fif-

0nce tiuc

nil

oast three (8) inilcs to

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corner of scction thirteen township nineteen (ID) north,

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bounded as follows, to-wit: ,,

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SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIP. PRECINCT NO. 1. boul^rn01

Su(?nr Creok

northeast cornor of said

bui

twenYv lorn

1110

noi'tll-

*ectl" one (1), township

twenty (^0) north, raniro three tvnot PofntCwh«rn uUth

nbn.V1

B,x

miles to the

point whero tho oust lino of suid township

in design are "the latest" in Bracelets, Neck Pendants, and Rings. See them at

111 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET.

touclios Sugnr Creek thence following the nieundoruigs of sunl Suuur Creek in

southwesterly direction to the.hunthe,mi corner ol suction thirty-three township and runge before mentioned: thence due north six (C miles to the northwest corner of soction three CD thence due east on the north boundary line ol Sni ar Creel town ship to the place ol lieirinniiiL'.

All the territory embraced in the above deseiipt.ion to be known as precinct number one (I).

PRHt'lNCT NO.

All that, part of Sugar Creel township bounded as folio .vs. to-wit: Beg.nniug at. the northwest corner of Sugar Creek township, bennr the northwest corner of set tion six iin, township wenty (30) north, rango three CO west thence south six nli miles to the southwest cornor of Sugar Creole township theuco cast three CP miles to the southeust corner of section thirtv-three (33i: theuce dm: north six i(ll miles to the nort ii Hue of Snuar Creek township, being the northeast corner of section four di, township anil range aloresaid thonco west to the place ot beginning.

The territory embraced in the above des eription shall be known as precinct,number two (3).

MADISON TOWN Sill! PRECINCT NO.

The territory cinliruccd in thi description to be known us precinct her one (1).

PHBCINCT NO. 2.

All tlmt part or Madison township hotiniled as follows, to-wit: llrginuing at tho northeast coruer "f M'ulison township, which is the northeast corner of section on« [I!, township twenty [20!, north range II] west, running thenco dun west three and one-half [S'.J miles to Hie tmuL--. west coiner of the west" ,'iftlf of "the mirtiiwesf quarter of section four (I) IIIHIICC due soutli on the suid half section line six [l| miles to the southwoBt coiner of the west half of the southwest quarter of section thirly-three |33), thence due east to the southeast corner of said township twenty [201, north range four l| west, thence due north on I he east boundary line of said Madisrci to\Vin)W^-iHs445tltttteno place of beginning.

All the territory embraced in t.lio above description to bo kuowu as precinct number two (2).

BROWN TOWNSIJTP. I'HKC'INt'T NO. 1. All tlint part of Drown township bounded as follows, to-wit:

Degiuulug at tho northeast coiner of llrowu towiiBhtp, the same boing the northeast corner of section one (1), towtmhip seventeen fl7j north, range five 15] west, running theuce due west along the north line of Raid Hrown township four [4] miles to the northwest, corner of section four [tj, township and range aforesaid, thence due south six miles to the southwest cornor of section thirty-three [3yj, thence due east nlong the south line of said Hrown township to the southeast corner of said township, thence due north to the place of twinning, all being in township seventeen [171 north, range five [r] west.

All the territory embraced in tlie above description to he known as precinct iiunibw one

IMiKCINCT NO. J.

All that parlor Hrown township bound ed as follows, to-wit IScginning at tho southeast corner of section thirty-two township seventeen flTl north, range live ifi) west, and running tlienco duo wost along tho south lino of Hrown township two and ono-half t!'.i miles to the southwost. coi ner of liio soutlV east quarter of section thirt.v-six (."tru, the same being the centor of the road running north from said point to the town of VV IVI" land theuco nm tli along I lie centor of said road to the town limits of tho tnw.. ,,f Waveluni! thunee Mill further north to the center of Cross street in the said town of Wavelund: thence inn iiortlnvcs:orly duvclion along tho center of said Cross street until sail Cross street intersects

of Sugar Creek in to the point whero said creek enters Urnwn township at a point, due west from the northeast corner of section tinrly-nvo ,:fj i, township eighteen il» north, rango live i5) west thenco east along tho north line of section thirty-two [:aj to Ihe imtihoist corner or said BHCtion, township and range last mention ed thence du« HOUIII seven j7j miles loth place of heirinniiig.

All the leriitor) einhiaeed in the uhme des eription to he known us precinct iitii|il»'i two (2)

1'itKciNrr NO.

All lli.it. pai of llrowu tnwiibhip hounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the southwest corner of Hrown township, which is the southwest corner of Section thirty-four [ill |, township seventeen [171 north, rungo six |tl| west, running thence east two and one-half miles to the center of tho road running north to tho town of Wavoland from the southeast rner of the southwest quarter or section thirty-six |iitij: tie lice following tho c"nter or said road from said ahovo mentioned point north, lo the south limit of the town or Wavelund: thence north from said town limit to the center of Cross etreot in said town of Wavelnnd thence in northwesterly direction nlong the eenter of Bnld Cross street until said street intersects with road running west, which Intersecting rond Ib about tldrty-fivo |i{j] or forty [HI] rods north of the north lino of section thirty-six [!K'], township seventeen |I7] north, range six Ifi] west: thence following said road in a northwesterly direction until it reaches the west line of section twenty-live [25|, township anil range last mentioned thence due north nlong tho said section line to the northwest corner of section twenty-four [211. town^'lp and range last mentioned thonce du.' cn-t one [1] mile to the northeast corner of leetion twenty-four [21], snld. township an'^'ingc tlienco due north along the—RUJJp /"o until said range line reaches lie eenterirffiiil3£. Creek thenco following the meanderlugs of said creek until It reaches the west boundary line of llrown township Ihence due south on said west boundary lino of said township lo the placo of beginning.

All the territory embraced In the abovo desscription to he known ns precinct number three [it].

State or Indiana, County or Montgomery,

township

A working woman VuUu would walk ten miles tft

1/1:1,5

Willi

road running west, which intersecting road is ubout thirty-live or fort.v (Mi rods north of the north line of section 80. township seventeen (I7» north, rango *ix til) west. thonco following said road iu a northwester ly direction until it. reaches the wost. line of section wenty-liver :,), townshil) and runm last, aforesaid1? theuco due north along tin section line to tho northwest, corner of soction (£1), township and rango last mentioned Ihence due east, one ill mile to tho northeast coruer of said section twentyfour ('.Ml, said township aud range, thence due north along the range line uulii said range line reaches the cantor of Sugar

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I, John IJ. (iobeu, Auditor ill and Tor said County of Montgomery, nnil State or Indiana do here certify the foregoing to be a true and complete copy of the proceedings of tho Hoard of Commissioners of .Montgomery connt£ Indittun, at a regular session held In the (.nice

the County Auditor nt the court house

In the city or Crawfurdaville, said county and Slate, on the eleventh day of June A I) isnii relative to the establishing of voting precincli for tho various towusliips comprising tlits County or Montgomery, as tho same of record In my onice.

Witness my luitul and Ihe seal or the Hoard Commissioners of Montgomery

Of Indiana, IIIIH lKtii DAY of JIIMH A. O.F IHMO a

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the minute

you Put it on as

wui

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corscit-.

All that part ot Madison township bounded as tollows, to. wit: Beginning at the northwest, corner ol Madison township, tlie same being I lie Hurt

Invest corner ol section six on, town ship twenty (3(11 north, range tour I west: running thence due south iiioni the west line of Madison township to the southwest corner of said Madison township tlieuee east along the south line ol said Madison township two e.M miles and a hair eji ,i to the southeast corner of the southwest quarter of section tliirty-ihren thence ilue north along said lia'f section line slv Hi) miles to the northeast corner ot the northwest quarter of seel ion four 11 all in township and runge aforesaid: thence west 10 the place of bcmoiiiug.

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