Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-03
First Trustee.
CITY Attorney.
Chief OF Police,
One Fire Commissioner,
Five Trustees OF City Library.

Also, to vote upon a proposition to REPAIR AND
STRENGTHEN THE LEVEES substantially as fol.
lows
To extend the levee easterly from Brighton juno
tion to connect with Ligh land, by constructing a
Ievee fourteen feet wide on top with Bermuda grass
facing on the outer slope. Estimated cost, SO 600.
To make the levee from Brighton Junction to
Burns slough uniform width of fourteen feet on
top, with Bermuda grass facing the outer slope.
Estimated cost q, 500.
To properly prepare the outer face of the levee
from Burns slough t. the American river railroad
bridge for the growth of Bermuda grass, and plant
the same. Estimated cost, s., 800
To increase the width of the leyee from the Amer
ican river railroad bridge to Sixteenth street, by
adding material on the inside. Estimated cost,
$4,000.
To make necessary repairs and extensions to the
jetty works at and above Smiths Gardens, and TO
provide for the establishment OF works for the
plete obliterstion of the old channel of the Amer
can river the cutoff opposite Twenty-thrd street.
Estimated cost q, 500.
To increase the width of the Front levee from S
u streets to twent, feet top. Estimated cost,
1900.
To complete the construction of the Y-street evee
TO hight of four feet above backwater Of 1878 Es-
tmated cost, So 900. Total estimated cost OF above
work, $40 500. Estimated amount available for
levee purposes, from tax already levied, $500.
Balance to be made up by special tax, s2s, 900.
Ordered, that we hereby submit to the electors OF
the city of Sacramento plan for improving the san
prehensive and permanent system Of sewerage can
be secured, by carrying out the following work:
Tne purchase and operating of odorless excavators
and the necessary plant for putting them in opera
tiOn putting in sewer pipe from Sixth and T.
pu:nping works connecting pumping works with
Sacramento river, as TO discharge sewage (ouly)
into the river during such portion Of the year as the
discharging Of 1t Into theeana tends TO create a
nuisance; and making necessary changes in pump
ing works. Estimated cost including expense OF
operating for six months, $4,000, Estimated
amount available for the above purposes, from tax
already Levied $1,000. Balance to be made up by
special tax $4,000.
Tickets are to be printed as follows
care you in favor Of levying a tax of 25 cents on
each 500 Of taxable property for making improve
ments on levees and drainage as per plans Yes
No"
"Are you in favor Of levying tax of 15 cents on
each sl00 of taxable property for improving the
sanitary condition Of the city per plan? Yes
No"
The election will be conducted according to the
General Election Law, excepting the election re
turns must be made to the Clerk of the Board o
Trustees The qualifications Of voters that theil
names are on the Great Register OF Sacrament
county. The polls will open at o'clock A. NJ. ant
close at sundown. Tns polls will be held at the fol
lowing places to wit:
Precinct Polls at 1905 Third street, between J
and X. Inspector, Thomas Fox; Judges, K. D.
SERVER and Wallace A. Briggs.
Precinct Polls at southwest corner Third an6
X streets. Inspector, Charles Farren; Judges, L
o. Laughan and A. Nelson.
Precinct 2l-Polls at 1l05 Fifth street, between
and l.. Inspector, II. J. kilgariff; Judges, E
NJ Leitch and II S Bennett.
Precinct 3-Pclls at southeast corner Ninth and
streets Inspector, d. ellis Judges, John Millel
and 81. j. Burke
Precinct 34-Pos at southwest corner Twelfth
and streets Inspector, r. o. Cravens; Judges
B. f. Pike and G. W. Nichols.
Precinct 4-Polls at 1l04 Tenth street Inspector
T. W. 0NeIl; Judges, S. W. Butler and A. Aitken
Precinct 44-Polls at Seventeenth and NJ streets
Inspector, Matt. F. johnson; Judges, Peter Fla
herty ana Frank Avery.
By ord OF the Board OF Trustees.
Sacramento, February 25. 1854.
ml.9t E. II. MckEE, Clerk.