Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PRIMARY ELECTION TO-DAY.

The city Republican primary. to nominate
a candidate for Second Trustee and Street
Commissioner, takes place this afternoon
commencing at II NJ, and closing at z P. NJ.
The question as to who may vote on this &C.
ca8ion has been determined by the Republi-
can Central Committee in explicit terms. as
follows "All persons who indorse the
principles of the Republican party, and who
voted for the Garfield and Arthur electors at
the last Presidential election, or would have
so voted had they been entitled to vote, and
who will pledge themselves to support the
nominee and abide the result of said primary
election, and who are legal and qualified vot-
ers in the district where they offer their
votes, shall be entitled to vote at said primary
election"
1t is understood that challengers acquainted
with all voters in the respective wards will
be constantly at the polls with view to pre-
venting any but actual Republicans, who can
comply with this test, from voting, and to
promptly challenge any and all others who
may attempt to do SO.
The several polling places, together with
the officers of election, have been designated
as follows:
First Ward-Polls at Stevens saloon, Third
and J streets. w. A. Anderson, Inspector
C. II. Stevens and J. F. Slater Judges
Second Ward-Polls at Leslie's saloon,
Fourth and K streets. Ed. NJ Martin, In
spector Clarence Nelson and II. L. Mckee,
Judges.
Third ward-Polls at William Tell Hotel
Ninth and J streets. S. S. Beede, In
spector; John M. Avery, and E. E. Ames,
Judges.
Fourth Ward-Polls at Reimers' store,
Eighth and NJ streets. H. A. Burnett, In
spector j. F. Richardson and Robert Miller,
Judges.
The only candidates who have come regu-
Iarly bsfore the committee, and probably the
only ones who will be voted for to-day, are
w. f. Knox, who has previously served in
this position, and John Ryan. By the action
of the Central Committee last evening, all
persons who have become of age since the
last Presidential election, and whose names
are upon the written Great Register, and can
comply with the test, will be allowed to vote
to-day.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE. "A
meeting of the Republican City Central
Committee was held last evening at the
Union Hotel, James 1. Felter presiding and
Win. j. Davis Secretary. Communications
were received from W. f. Knox and John
their names to the Republican primary to-
day as candidates for Second Trustee. Both
Endorsed the principles of the Republican
party both stated that they voted for Gar
field and Arthur Electors at the last Presi-
Dental election, and that they would abide
by the result of the primary election and
support its nominee. Upon motion of A. J.
Rhoades, 1000 ballots were ordered printed.
Na0hh hall ~ r- 70 ntafr hot nd
the voter will strike out the name of the one
he does not wish to vote for. The City Trus-
tees were requested, by motion of MIR Rhoades,
to print supplement to the Great Register,
containing the names of all who have &C.
quired the right to vote since the last supple
ment was issued. Upon motion of Mr..
Davis it was ordered that any young man
who has become Of age since the last Presi-
Dental election shall be entitled to vote at
the written Great Register and he conforms
to the required test. 1t was ordered that the
ballots, papers and certificates, be delivered
TO the Secretary of the committee at the
Union Hotel, at o'clock this evening. The
committee then adjourned, to meet at the
same place at o'clock tonight.
VALUABLE TO FRUIT GRowERs.-The treat
les upon insects injurious to fruit, fruit trees
Cooke, Chief Executive Horticultural Officer,
will be ready for distribution about the Goth
instant. The work is not compilation but
is fresh, concise and thoroughly practical
production from the pen of MIR. Cooke, and
based upon earnest personal study, scientific
Investigation and extended experience. OF
the seventy-five cuts presented in the book,
an except thirteen were engraved from mi
T. 3
inal specimens, and hence are now pro-
duced for the first time. These alone
would give the volume marked inter-
est and value. The cuts which are net
original in this work are numbers f. 5, 16,
%. &c, 40, 46, AZ, 81, 67, IA and 70. An
avalanche of letters are being received by
Mr.. Cooke, inquiring about, and desiring to
secure copies of the book as soon as it can
be obtained. In all counties where Horti-
cultural Commissioners have been appointed
and Boards organized, a supply will be fur
nished such Boards, and all fruitgrowers can
obtain copies from them. Those residing in
sounties which have not yet appointed Com
missioners, can obtain copies by calling at
the office Of the Chief Horticultural Officer,
IN this city, or by sending two cent stamp
TO pay for its being sent by mail, as the State
has provided nc funds for its distribution.
INcoRPoRATIoss.-Th have been filed
articles of incorporation in office of the Sec
Rotary of State of the Iroquois Mining Com.
Pany of California. Principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco. Directors-William S.
Wood, Il. n, Graves. William S. LYLE. D.
N. Tyrrell and Charles H. Fish. CAPITAL
stock. $4,000, 600, in 100, 600 shares. Also Of
the Gladstone Mining Company of Califor-
mia Principal office at San Francisco. Di-
rectors-William A. Wood, Il. n. Graves.
William S. Lyle, d. NJ Tyrrell and Charles
81. Fish. Capital stock, SIC, 000, 900, in 100,-
900 shares.
POLICE DETAIL AND ORDER. = Chief
Karcher last evening made the following de-
tail of police for duty at the polls to-day,
and ordered the instructions annexed: First
Ward, Arlington and Valentine; Second
Ward, Campbell and Nash Third Ward,
Domingos and Woods Fourth Ward Stew.
art and Frazee. Officers are admonished not
to engage in political discussions, but to vote
as they please. and to maintsin order at the
polls.
For ExAN1NATIoN.-The preliminary ex-
animation of Ye Pong, for the murder of Ye
Chez in Chinatown q few nights since, will
take place before Judge Henry to-day.
Fresh BALTIMORE OYsTERs.-The first in
voice of fresh selected Baltimore Oysters are
expected by Saturday mornings overland ex-
them weekly. Parties desiring any will dc
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