Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-14
CITY ELECTION.

The annual city election takes place tc-
day. The Offices to be filed are Third Trus.
tee, Chief of Police, City Attorney and tive
Fire Commissioners-one for full and
another TO fill an uaexpired term.
The polls will open at A. M. and close al
6:05 P. NJ. The election will be conducted
under the general election laws of the State.
The county Great Register, with the supple
ments of 1881 and 1882, will be used. Inc
polls viii be held at the following places
Precinct First Ward, southeast corner
Third and J. Inspector, W. b. Y. Brown
Judges, r. S. Jones and J. J. Bauer.
Precinct 2 Second Ward corner Front
and K streets. Inspector, Matthew Cooke
| judges. Norman Nichols and q. n. Hart
well.
Precinct % (sscond Wardl corner Fourth
and K streets-Inspactor, Robert DayHa
Judges, John S. George and James Lansing.
Precinct 3 Third Ward, corner OF Ninth
and J streets. Inspector, Dougald ellis
Judges, J. d. Lord and r. Buttertieid.
Precinct 81 Third Wa,dl Capital Brew
cry, Twelfth and l streets. Inspector. -: H.
Parsons; Judges, John Rider and William
Shsttuck.
Precinct Fourth Ward. corner Eighth
ana NJ streets. lnsptGCOIf
Judges, H. A. Burnett and U. I. Goodhue.
Precinct IL Fourth Ward, corner Seven
tenth and Nj streets. Inspector, w. A.
Fountain Judges, Robert Miller and t. a.
Byrne.
The candidates TO be voted for are an
nounced as follows:
Third Trustee-E. i. Ameq, Republican
Vim. Guttenberger, Democrat.
Chief of Police-Mstt Karcher, Rspuoii-
can Timothy Lee. Democrat.
City Attorney-W. A. Anderson, Repub'
lican D. E. Alexander, Democrat.
Fire Commissioner Qopg termH-J. L.
Grifi.ts, Republican; Martin Steinmetz'
Democrat.
Fire Commissioner short terms. j.
Jackson, Republican; George f. Bronner,
Democrat.
G. }. Cross announces himself as an indie
pendent candidate for the office Of Chief OF
Polio
County Clerk 7. II. Berkey explains that in
tie Transcription of the 16, 900 names on the
Great Register preparatory to the making OF
new one, which is now progressing. and In
the preparation of supplement for 1857. that
Just 102 names which appear on the Great
Register also appear on the supplement- OF
1882, to be used to-day. This duplication hiss
occurred during the year in the work of max
Ing LIe new ISSiSJSIy dINi Al consequence w
the making of various supplements. He has
carefully compared the Registers and finds
that the errors are purely clerical, are not
upon the Great Register, and are not attrib-
utable to the voters. The following numbers,
therefore, in the supplemental Great Register
for 1882, he desires it stated, should be
stricken off of the supplement, as the names
they represent will be found either on the
original Great Register or the supplement is
sued for 1881 "a, 80. 80. 81. fl. AZ 40. 50, 81.
So. 63, Ga. 20, &C. "A, 70, rs, 81, ST, 102, 104.
1OG 12l, 122, 124, 127, 1874. 1S6. 139. 145, 157,
1G9 10, ia, 49, $50. 1SS, 1913, 1876, 1919, 202,
S7 9 ss 2SG 9t2 24d 2S5 ~ 9S9 as 81
435 437, 49, 454. 457, 459, 40. All, 472, AIT,
5l2 SIG, 54S. $40, SIS, 5S5, SIS, 59S, 600. COL,
co., 606 622 627, 6S2. $50, GAL, GA. 655. go
676, 68S, 7O5, 7G6, 724, 731, 7SS, 740, 752, 769