Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Election Precincts Established and Of
ficers of Election Appointed.
The Board met yesterday, all the mem
bers present. The call for the special
meeting was read.
A bid for doing work on the Twelfth
street road was received from James
Touhey, read and referred to the Contract
Committee and County Surveyor
The election proclamation issued by the
Governor recently was presented and Or
dered printed.
A petition for new election precinct at
Jacksonville, in Franklin township, was
read and granted, the precinct not to in
clude any territory outside Of that town
ship The precinct is to be known as
No. p.
Mr.. Smith moved that Enmaton pre-
cinct be consolidated with Isleton precinct
Carried.
A petition to have the polling place in
Precinct No. 81 located at Ney school
house was, on motion of Mr. Steinman,
denied, and the polling place established at
Natoma.
A list of election officers and polling
places, as reported by the members of the
Board-each member selecting and report
ing officers of election for the precincts in
his district-was read, and, on motion of
Mr.. Blair, adopted. 1t is as follows:
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
Precinct No l, First Distsict-North of and
west of Fifth street Polling place, Ale Vaults,
Third, J and X streets. Inspector, J. ]. Bauer;
Judges, r. D. SERVER and Mark Foster.
Precinct No. ,, First District-Norh of X,
between Fifth and Eighth streets. Polling
place, southwest corner Seventh and | streets.
inspector. P. F. Dolan; Judges, Wm. Melvin
Precinct No. 3, First District-North of X,
between Eighth and Twelfth streets. Polling
place, southeast corner Ninth and streets.
Inspector, L. P. Scott; Judges Chas. Z. Adding
ton and n. J. Burke.
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
Precinct No l. Second District-South of
and west of Third streets. Polling place, Grand
Hotel Inspector, Daniel Flynn; Judges, John
George aEd'Wm- Coyne.
and west of Fifth streets. Polling place, Con-
sidincs saloon, Third and streets Inspector,
H. J. Kilgariff; Judges, y. S. Bennett and A. A.
Precinct No. s, Second District-Rnst of Fifth
and west OF Seventh street. Polling place, Pa
cifc Hotel. Inspector, Z. a. Bower; judges, Z.
A. Miller and Sam KatZenstein.
Precinct No. 4, Second District-East of Seventh
and west of Tenth street Polling place, Cen
trail House Inspector J. L. Huntoon; Judges,
Frank Lenolr and WIN. LOller.
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
Precinct No l. Third District-North of X,
between Twelfth and Seventeenth streets Poll
ing place City Brewery, Twelfth and II streets.
Inspector, +. K. Dray; Judges, K. o. Crayens and
+. \. Smith.
Precinct No ., Third District-North of K and
east of Seventeenth street. Polling place, P.
Siebenthaler's, II and Twentieth streets. In
spectoT, Iabez Turner; Judges, o. P. Dodge and
Add c. Hinkson.
Preeinc; No. 3, Third District-south of X be-
tween Tenth and Seventeenth streets. Polling
place. Eldred House. Inspector, John Conran;
Judges, Frank Avery and ". A. Gett
PIeciact No. 4, Third District-South OF X and
east OF Seventeenth street. Polling place at
Henderson's, southeast corner Seventeenth and
NJ streets Inspector, Geo. Murray; Judges, J.
E. T. Pike and Philip oppenheim.
FOURTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
Precinct No. 5-Polls at Guthrie's Station. In
spector, John 0dbert; Judges, W. L. Willis and
George Duden.
Precinct No. 6-Polls at Oak Hall, Riverside.
Inspector. Moses Sprague; Judges, L. W. Lincoln
and ". ". James.
Precinct No Polls at Pockman's. Inspector
". II. Robinson; Judges, Nathan Patton and w.
Precinct No S-Polls at Brighton School
house Inspector, 5. II. Pugh; Judges, S. c. Eos
ter and William Baker.
Precinct No. 9-Polls at Patterson's Station
Inspector, James Patterson; Judges, John stu
derous and NJ. Toomey.
spector James Holland; Judges, George Poor
man and Charles Foreman.
Precinct No 1l-Polls at Antelope Station
Inspector, John Chatterton; Judges, E. DAILY and
Precinct No. l2-Polls at Howelrs saloon In
spector. W. II. Dixon; Judges, John Belcher and
Precinct 10. 1S-PoIs at Conran's saloon,
Michigan Bar. Inspector, Peter Dickinson
Judges. James Jorlon and II. NJ. Crawford.
Precinct No. l4-Polls at Live Oak Store. In
spector. George Atkinson; Judges, T. J. Brown
Precinct 10. Si-Polls at Lincoln School.house
Inspector 4. keithly; Judges, W. L. Johnston
and David Strauch.
FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
Precinct No l5-Polls at Lawtons store. Ash
land. Inspector, John Lawton; Judges, Frank
McCue and George Little.
Precinct No l6-Polls at Fireman's Hall Fol
som Inspector. James II. Burnham; Judges
Dr. F. c. Durant and j. VI Miner.
Precinct No. l7-Polls at Stevenson's store
Mormon Island. Inspector Thomas Stevenson
Judges Jake Brader and c. II. Porter
Precinct No. ls-polls at Buffers Hotel. Half
way House. Inspector John L. Butler; Judges
Joseph TomlinsOn and VIM Sales
Precinct No. S7-Polls at Natoma. Inspector
Charles A. Nuttail; Judges, Dave Taylor ant
Precinct No 1o-Polls at Eaton's Hotel, Florin
Inspector, David Reese Judges, Thomas Morri
Precinct 40. eo-Polls at Toronto Hotel, Ell
Grove. Inspector, Isaac Freeman; Judges, Geo
Carr and Alfred Cautman.
Precinct No. 2l-PoIs at Johnsons Hall. In
spector J. 3. Bradford; Judges, Isaac Russell
Precinct 30. 55-Polls at Union House In
spector c. Wells; Judges, John Reith and Chas
Hull
Precnc. No 2}-Polls at schsol-house, Free
port. Inspector, James w. Lee; Judges Rober
Gourley and Joseph Costing.
Precinct No. u - Polls at Beckleys Hall
Georgetown. Inspector, James Anderson
Judges, B. X. Beckley and James NJ. stephen
Precinct No 25-Polls at Richland school
house. Inspector, VIM. Johnston; Judges,
Ralston and Thomas FleXman.
Precinct No. 26.-Polls az store, CORTLAND. In
spector, ). l.. Galloway Judges, David Osbarl
and - Barry.
Precinct No. 27.-Polls at sharp's Hotel, Wal
nut Grove. Inspector, John Miller; Judge:
William Holtum and John Crofton.
Precinct No. 2S.-Polls at Isleton Hotel. In
spector, George A. Knott; Judges, William
Precinct No 29.-Polls at Hicksyille Hote
Inspector, c. Il. Mckune; Judges, ]. o. Kan
and Alfred Randolph.
Inspector James Il. Furnish Judges, James
Sawyer aud Peter Planalp.
Precinct No Sl.-Polls at Steele's store, Cla
Station. Inspe1or, W. whitney Judges, ). D
OvermyeT and :. Carr.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. viii sell ;
their salesroom, Eighth and X streets, at
A. NJ. to-day, on account of the departul
of owners from the city, bedroom and pa
Tor SETS. pianos, chairs, tables, carpet
feather beds and pillows, bed clothe
spring mattresses, lounges, crockery, gla;
and tinware, stoves, ranges and children
buggies.
NV C.rIzESs.-Yesterday in Depar
ment One of the Superior Court job
Thurst native of Germany, was admi
ted to citizenship on the testimony OF J
Stein and Samuel Stein. ]. +. DeAzeyed,
native of the Western Islands, was ais
admitted to citizenship, on the testimon
Of John G. s. Bello and NJ. King.
MILITARY APPoISTMEST.-Thc Governt
has appointed Mark l.. Mcdonald Liel
tenant Colonel and Aid-de-Camp On Il
staff of the Commander in Chief of Il
National Guard of California. with ran
from September ed.