Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
ELECTION PRECINCTS DESIGNATED
AND OFFICERS APPOINTED.
j. b. Hobson Authorized to Mine by
Quartz, Drift and Sluice Process
School Matters New Bridge.

( School Matters New Bridge.
The Board of Supervisors met yesterday.
all the members present. Minutes read
and approved.
NEW BRIDGE AT MICHIGAN BAR.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges, to
which was referred the business of inquir-
ing into the necessity of constructing a new
bridge across the Costumes at Michigan
Bar, in place of the old structure which
washed away, reported a recommendation
that a bridge be constructed. The report
was received and placed on file.
Mr.. McMullen offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted unanimously:
Resolved, That the Board of Supervisors of
Sacramento county are in favor of constructing
a new bridge in place of the old one across the
Costumes at Michigan Bar-the old one having
Road Committee, and the Clerk is hereby d.
rected to advertise for proposals for bids to build
said bridge, according to plans and specifica-
tons on file in the County Clerks office.
Mr.. Fassett moved that the Howe truss
be adopted in the construction of the
bridge. Carried.
A plan for the bridge submitted by earle
& Croly was adopted, and that firm was di-
rected to make out specifications in accord
ance with the plan, aud file them with the
Clerk.
On motion of Mr.. McMullen, the Chair
man of the Building Committee was in
structed to examine the roofs of the county
buildings and see thatthey are in condition
for winter service.
SCHOOL FINANCES.
rlo-Io. It D,oloD ro,nt, C,,or;rto,l
ent of Schools, reported to the Board {:
" The minimum amount to be raised for
the year ISS6-S7 is $4,000; amount of State
school fund for school year 1SS4-S5 was
SOL ,072 the minimum amount of county
school tax to be raised for the school year
ending June 80, 1887, is sol, 92S. You will
observe that the report of the Census
Marshal for the school year ending June
80, 1887, is S,235 census children, and that
Section 1877 prescribes that there must be
raised the sum of So per census scholar,
consequently the amount of tax to be
raised in Sacramento county for school
purposes for the school year ending June
), 1887, is $24, 705."
Superintendent Bishop also filed his re-
port of the school census for 1856.
ELECTION PRECINCTS AM OFFICERS.
The following resolution, introduced by
Mr.. McMullen, was adopted by the follow
ing vote Ayes-Messrs. Jackson, McMul-
len and Fassett; noes, Messrs. Steinman
and Bates
ReSolred, That the following places be, and
they are hereby designated, for holding the
polls of the election for State and county officers
on November ., 1886; and that the following
named persons be, and they are hereby, ap-
pointed TO conduct said election
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
First Precinct-Polls at southeast corner of
Third and J streets. Inspector, John L. Dire
man Judges, r.. A. Corsaw and Clarence Clark.
Second Precinct-Polls at southeast corner of
Sixth and l streets. Inspector, B. W. Cavenaugh;
Judges, J. c. Tubbs and Robert Allen.
Third Precinct-Polls at southeast corner of
Ninth and ] streets. Inspector, Dugald ellis (;
Judges, VIM. B. Miller and G. W. Carey.
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
First Precinct-Poll at southeast corner of
Front and X streets. Inspector, Christopher
Green Judges, d. j. Long and John Black.
Second P~recinct-Poll at southeast corner of
| Third and X streets. Inspector, Clarence Mel
son Judges, n. S. bennett and Edward Dolan.
Third Precinct Polls at southeast corner of
Fifth and X streets. Inspector. S. w. Butler +;
Judges, J. W. Todd and Geo. It. McGinniss.
Fourth Precinct-Polls at Central House. In
spector, Thomas Stephens; Judges, Thomas
Wood and Michael Brannan.
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
First Precinct-Polls at northeast corner of
Twelfth and II streets. Inspector, S. S. Bedee !;
Judges, David Poorman and R. S. Cravens.
Second Precinct-Polls at southeast corner of
Twentieth and ii streets. Inspector, \. N. Den
| ton Judges, Samuel Blair and G. w. Nichols.
| Third Precinct-Poll at the Eldred House, X,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Inspector,
o. W: Earlewine Judges, Lee Stanley and
Daniel Brown.
Fourth Precinct-Polls at southeast corner of
Seventeenth and n streets. Inspector, NJ. Toll;
Judges, B. H. Covell and Chas. Herndon.
FOURTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
Fifth Precinct-Polis at Guthrie's Station.
Inspector, John odbert; Judges, Allied Briggs
Sixth Precinct-Polls at Oak Hall Inspector.
Moses sprague; Judges, L. NJ. Lincoln and w.
| W. James.
Seventh Precinct-Polls at North Florin. In
spector, W. H. Robinson; Judges, W. F. Neeley
| and n. Patton.
Eighth Precinct-Polls at Brighton School
house. INSPECTOR. P. II. Murphy; Judges, S. G.
| Foster and W. S. Manlove.
Ninth P~recinct-Poll at Patterson's Station.
Inspectors J. Routieri Judges, NJ. Toomey and
John StudeIus.
Tenth Precinct-Polls at COUGHS saloon. In
spector, A. S. Greenlaw; Judges, George Poor
man and James Holland.
Eleventh Precinct-Polls at Antelope. In
spector, John Parsons; Judges, ]. F. Cross and
John Donahue.
Fifteenth Precinct-Polls at Lawton's store,
Ashland. Inspector. John Lawton; Judges, W.
E. Kathran and Isaac Hinkle
Sixteenth Precinct-Polls at Fireman's Hall.
Folsom. Inspector. j. II. Burnham; Judges,
John McComb, Jr, and F.. C. Durant.
Seventeenth Precinct-Polls at Stephenson's
store, Mormon Island. Inspector, Thos. Stephen
son; Judges, Charles Porter and Jacob Broder.
Eighteenth Precinct-Polls at Buffers. Half
way House. Inspector, John E. Butler. Judges,
Joseph Tomlinson and Edward Badly.
Tbirty-fourth Precinct-Poils at Lincoln
School-hoCse. Inspector, James A. Colburn:
Judges. W. A. Johnston and Abe Keithley.
Thirty-seventh Preeinct-polls at Natoma
| W. A. Ford and David TAYLOR.
FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
Twelfth PI~ecinct-Polls at Howelrs. In
spector, S: B. Moore; Judges, William Dixon
and John Belcher.
Thirteenth Preeinct-Polls at Charles Ru-
mans. Inspector. Charles Ruman; Judges,
- Jennings and VIM. Brown.
Fourteenth Precinct-Polls at Balls store,
Live Oak. Inspector, George Atkinson; Judges,
Fay Raymond and Benjamin Bailey.
Nineteenth Precinet-Polls at Florin Hotel
Inspector, David Reese; Judges, Thos. jenkins
and A. Stevenson.
Twentieth Precinct-Polls at Davis Hall. Elk
Grove. Inspector, ]. Everson; Judges, George
I. Carr and Isaac Freeman.
Twenty-second Precinct-Polls Mt Union
House. Inspector John Reith; Judges, Newton
Fay aud G.. Brainard.
Twenty third Precinet-Polls at Phil Rheil's,
FreepoIt. Inspector, D.. I. Lufkins; Judges, D..
K. Hunt and K. A. G.. Gourley.
Twenty-fouIth Precinct-Polls at Korn's store.
Georgetown. Inspector, 2. r. Beckley; Judges,
Henry Erhardt and James Stephenson.
Twenty-ifth Preeinct-Poll at school house,
Richland. Inspector, DR.. n. Williams; Judges,
ThoS. FleXman and James Conlin.
Twenty-sixty Precinct-Polls at ]. W. Hous-
tons store. Inspector, A. j. Bump; Judges,
Dwight Hollister and ]. r. Olsen.
Twenty-seventh Precinct-Polls at Sharp's
Hotel, Walnut Grove. Inspector. Joseph Wise;
Judges, T.. F. Lufkins and John Miller.
Twenty eighth Pre:inet-Polls at hotel, Isle
ton. Inspector, Hart L. Smith; Judges, P. II.
Gardner and S. Dickey.
Twenty ninth Precinet-Polls at hotel, Hicks
vile. Inspector, Henry Putney; Judges, J. o.
Kane and d. II. Cantrell.
Thirtieth Precinct-Polls at Haryey's Hotel,
Gait. Inspector. Il. Riston; Judges, Died Har-
vey and Ralph Miles.
Thirty-first Preeinet-Polls at Steele's Hotel,
Clay Station. Inspector, Thomas Steele; Judges,
George MCGEE and William Mitchell.