Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TEE ELECTION TO-DAY.

VIII open. There IS to be elected SaconC
Trustee, City Auditor, City Assessor, Cit
Collector and Fire Commissioner. Besides
this the question as 70 whether special ia,
of $4,000 shall be levied for the purpose o.
assi5ting to erect a new Agricultural Pavilion
The sixth and seventh places on all til,
tickets viii read as follows:
6. For special tax Tor the erection Of State Agri
cultural Exhibition Building in the OF $50, OOl
T. For special tax for the erection OF State Agri
No.
As it requires two-thirds Of ell tbs
votes cast to carry the proposition, unless Il {
latter is scratched from the ticket il will be
counted as blank, and will be equivalent "a
voting against the pavilion tax, and should
both be scratched il viii be equivalent to the
same thing.
The polls are required by law to ba closed
st sunset which to-day will be few minutes
past o'clock
The lis of polling places. with Ulcers, is as
follows
Precinct Polls at southeast. corner of
Third and j streets. r. d. SERVER. In.
spector; Isadore. Townsend and Thomas Fox.
Judges.
Precinct Polls at southeast corner of
Front and K streets. Daniel Flynn. H.
spector; Alexander Nielsen and los. Wise
man, judges.
Precinct 25-Polls at southwest corner cf
Fourth and K strests. Clarence Nelson,
Inspector; J. Q. Kelley end J. P. Dalton,
Judges,
Precinct 3-Polls at southeast corner Of
Ninth and J streets. John Miller. In
sDeetor Dsugald ellis and a. Weimann,
Judges.
Precinct 35a-Polls at northeast corner of
Twelfth and H streets. w. R. Cantwell,
Inspector; Il. o. Cravens and J. j. Cado-
gan, judges.
Precinct Polls at southwest corner of
Tenth and NJ streets. p. +. Harvey. In.
spector; 5. w. Butler and S. J. jackson,
judges.
Precinct Al Polls at southeast corner of
Seventeenth and NJ atreets. George T. Bush,
Inspector; r. M. Clarken and W. Il. Nc
Carly, Judges.
The Republican ticket is as follows: Sec.
ond Trustee, W. f. Kuox City Auditor, i.
ID. Mckee; City Assessor, J. J. Buckley :;
City Collector, G. A. Putnam Fire Com.
missioner, W. r. Jones.
The Democratic ticket is Second Trustee,
ii. b. Nielsen City Auditor, M. J. Burke !;
City Collector, D. f. Beveridge; City AS.
SCISSOR, Martin Coffey; Fire Commissioner,
j. r. Webster.
G. j. Cross is also an independent candi.
date for Second Trustee.
The DANGER Every ballot put 10 to-day
with both eyes" and "no remaining as to
the Pavilion contribution, is vote against
the plan, because TO prevail two thirds of all
the votes cast must be for it.
The Los ANGELES EXCURSION. day
at 1l:i0A, NJ. the excursion party which has
been gotten up under the supervision of
Matthew Cooke will leave this city for the
Southern portion Of the State The party
consists Of thirty.eight persons occupying
one car, and are as follows: William r.
Strong Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Sweetser, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. L. Lewis, Mrs. James L Felter, NJ.
A. Lindley, MIR, and Mira. John Stevens, Mr.
Snd Mrs. r. j. Merkley and daughter, J
q. Supelveia, Robert Hickmott, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hancock, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Cooke, Willie Cooke, Mrs. Robert Miller and
grandson. Il 2, Figg, Mr.. aud Mrs. P. H. Rus
sell, j. w. III. Smith, MIR. and Mrs. Geo W.
Chesey, G.. L. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry q. Brown, of Sacramento Robert P.
Hill, of Sonoma valley Mrs. Win. Johnston
and daughter, of Richland; Geo. Onesti, OF
San Francisco; i. NJ. Lincoln, of Suffer-
vile; VIM. b. West aud MIR. and Mrs. Ezra
Fisk of Stockton. 1t was the intention to run
two care, but only thirty made application
for tickets for the second car, which was six
short OF The number required to fill the car
and reduce the price Of tickets to that of the
first car. TIE car is a silver palace sleeping
car. The party will arrive in Los Angeles to.
morrow morning at o'clock. Half rates
have been affixed from there to San Diego, and
the greater number Of the party will proceed
at once to National City to visit the Citrus
Fair. On Thursday they will return TO Riv-
erside, whore some of the party will attend
the seni-annual Convention of Horticultur.
lists to be held shere this week. On Saturday
the party wilt Join the Press Association ex-
cursionists, who left San Francisco Yesterday,
and visit Ontario, new settlement in San
Bernasdino county. Some members Of the
party will remain in Los Angeles while 9th.
ers wish 20 visit friends in other places but
they will eli assemble in Los Angeles on
Wednesday OF next week, and at 5:15 in the
evening of that day will leave for Sacra-
msnto, arriving here on Thursday at 2:10
P. II.
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.-Yesterday q
Deputy Sheriff of Ell Dorado county brought
to the Jail of this county an Indian named
Charles Sesstow, otherwise known "a "In-
dian George, who is charged with the muir
der OF 10 HIGHLAND, an Indian, which it is
alleged occurred on Hsegin's grant. and
about fifteen miles from Folsom. The sub.
stance OF the testimony taken at the Cor
oner's inquest Is that six persons-Jo Hugh
land and wife, Charles SesstoT and wife and
Indian Jim and wifs-all Indians, started on
a hunting expedition from hop ranch about
seven miles east Of this city, for the purpose
Of getting game fer the Sacramento market.
Afser the party had been out about two
weeks the men came to this city to dispose of
game. After their return, and while Hugh.
land was asleep with his back to Seastow.
the latter deliberately shot and killed Hugh
land. He Immediately mounted his horse
and left the camp. The remainder of the
party took tbs body of the murdered man
and buried il near Greenwood in Ell Dorado
county. The Coroner's jury rendered YER
dict that the killing was without cause prov.
ocation or justification. The date of the ex.
animation OF the prisoner has not been set.
WHAT IT MEANs.-A two-thirds vote for
the Pavilion is necessary to-day. Il means
$50, 600 expended in Sacramento in the next
few months. L means $40 000 paid OF that
$50 900 by the State It means q two weeks
fair in September instead of FIVE days. It
means new and beautiful building added
TO eur city. It means the fixing of tie State
air mere permanently, and the overthrow Of
all schemes 60 remove it. A failure to cast
two.thirds of all the votes to-day for tie prop
osition means the reverse of all these things. |
Per THEM on DUTY.-There should be
put on duly at every ticket table to-day, st |
and about every polling plscs, several active
men TO ses that the . No is marked off of
every ticket. Unless that is done, there is
Danger Of defect Of the Pavilion plar, as tlco,
tSjr'9s Of all g0sss cast must be for the plan.