Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-13
Saturday, the 18th day of September
1886,

The day for holding primaries to select delegates
to meet in said Convention.
AT that meeting it was resolved That all
voters who voted for Cleveland and Hendricks,
or would have done so had they been permitted
to vote, and who will support the nominees of
the Democratic State Convention lately con-
vened in Sac Francisco, and who will support
the nominees of the County Convention for
which these primaries are called, and who are
qualified voters of this precinct are entitled to
vote at said primaries.
That said primaries in the city of Sacramento
be opened from l P. NJ. to P. NJ, and outside of
the city from P. NJ to p. NJ, on the said 18th
day of September.
That said Convention convene at Turner's
Hall, in the city Of sacramento, ut IL o'clock A.
NJ. on said 26th day of September.
That the basis of representation to said Con-
vention be three delegates for each precinct
and one delegate for each twenty votes, and
one for each fraction of twenty votes above ten
cast for Cleveland and Hendricks at the last
Presidential election.
That said primary election be held under the
provision of the Political Code of California in
regard to the subject of primSry elections.
That the following are the places of holding
said primaries and the names of the officers of
said election:
First Precinct First Supervisor DistricD-11
Delegates. Polls at Ale Vaults. Inspector, Sam
Johnston; Judges, Thomas Fox and A. CcsSelli.
Second Precinct First Supervisor District)-9
Delegates. Polls at P. KeDy's, 605 street. In
| spector ?. Kelly; Judges, George Phillips and
J. L. Parker.
Third Precinct First Supervisor Distriet)-12
Delegates Polls at southeast corner of Ninth
and streets, Wn. Tell House: Inspector, NJ. ].
Burke; Judges, NJ Foy and Ed. Shook.
First Precinct Second Supervisor District)-12
Delegates. Polls at B. Lucy's, Second and K
streets. Inspector, John Young; Judges, S. B.
Lusk and NJ. Rigney.
Second Precinct Second Supervisor DISTRICT
y Delegates. Polls at Mazzini Bros, Third and
streets Inspector, VIM. Shields; Judges ].
L. Chadderdon and S. r. Caldwell.
np6 SI11ND rtrisn \
10 Delegates. Polls at southwest corner of Sew
enth and L streets Inspector, J. G. Davis;
Judges, Martin Steinmitz and Jos. Mcclure.
Fourth Precinct Second Supervisor District
IA Delegates. Polls at Central House. In
spector, Edmond Pait Judges, Charles Menke
and Thos. l.. Acock.
First Precinct Third Supervisor District)-11
Delegates. Polls at Twelfth snd I streets. In
speetor, j.; H. sullivan; Judges, Jas. II. Groth
and G. g. Pickett.
Second Precinct Third Supervisor Districtl-7
Delegates. Polls at Agricultural Park. In
spector, H D. Nash; Judges Thos. +. Meagher
and W. d. Comstock.
Third Precinct Third Supervisor District)-11
Delegates. Polls at ElGred House. Inspector,
Daniel Brown; Judges, Chas. Weinrich and r.
NJ. ClGrkeu.
Fourth Precinct Third Supervisor District)-s
Delegates. Polls Mt Union Brewery, Twentieth
and o streets. Inspector, Matt. +. Johnson;
Judges Charles Herndon and D. j. Mannix
Guthrie 81 Delegates. Inspector, John Guth
rie; Judges John Knowles and William Doyle.
j.
ilton; Judges, W. W. James and George Peters
Pockmans-3 Delegates. Inspector NJ Pat
ten; Judges, James Patten and - McManus
BTighton-6 Delegates Inspector William
Boles; Judges, P. Rooney and Thomas Waite
Routiers-6 Delegates. Inspector Mart
Smith; Judges, Stephen Quail and Jos Patterson.
Couchs-3 Delegates. Inspector E. L. Coons;
Judges James Holland and Michael Judge.
Antelope Delegates. Inspector, Dan Dono-
hue; Judges. G. W. Covitt and L. B. Clark
Lincoln School Houses Delegates. In
speetor, A kelthley; Judges, W. +. Johnston
Ashland 5 Delegates. Inspector, .................
Folsom Delegates. Inspector. j. L. Hcux
Judges, NJ. Rigney and W. o. Davis.
Mormon Islands Delegates Inspector
jacob Broder Judges, ....-..................... m
Halfway Houses Delegates. Inspector, .
Nationals Delegates. Inspector, a. H Thorn
asson; Judges, L. w. Taylor and ...,.............
Slough House-6 Delegates. Inspector, Henry
Michigan Bars Delegates Inspector, W. 4.
Brown; Judges, F. L. Connor and - Davis.
Live Oaks Delegates. Inspector, ]. n King;
Judges, 7. J; Brown and John Gaffney
son; Judges, D. c. Cantrell and John Maxield.
Elk Groves Delegates. Inspector, Jack Cot
trell; Judges Roger Byron and David Co0ns.
Union Houses Delegates Inspector g.
BraineId; Judges, J. o. Stephenson and Ed
Frye.
johnsonville-S Delegates. Inspector, Isaac
Russell; Judges, P. A. Strong ana Daniel Nc
Clanahan.
Freeport-3 Delegates. Inspector, R. A. G.
Gourlie; Judges John o Toole and A. Greer.
Franklin-i Delegates Inspector, Vim. II.
Frye; Judges, JAS. Stephenson and Frank Lyle.
Courtland-4 Delegates. Inspector, Thomas
McAnally; Judges, silas Galloway and \. Run
yon.
hichland-9 Delegates. Inspector, NJ. T.
Berry; Judges, Thomas Flexman and ..........
Walnut Groves Delegates Inspector, VIM.
Holtum; Judges, y. J. T. Reynolds and Fred
Wickers.
Isleton-3 Delegates. Inspector, s. Dickey;
Judges, c. P Hensley and G. A. Knott.
Gait Delegates. Inspector, c. W. Harvey;
Judges, 1. NJ. Smith and A. B. Bryant.
Clay Delegates. Inspector, J. NJ. Overmier
judges, VIM Mitchell and J. w. Whitney.
Hicksville4 Delegates. Inspector, D. II.
Contrell; Judges, d. Maroney and Henry Bell.
". S. MANLOVE,
Chairman of the Democratic County Central
Committee. sl3 is &23,2i,25