Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-25
'HIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT,

THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
First Precinct-l0 Delegates. Polls at north
east corner of Twelfth and L streets. Inspector
Z. d. Shirland; Judgas, j. H. Sullivan and G.. G
Pickett.
Second Precinct| Delegates. Polls at south
east corner OF Twentieth and II streets. Inspee
tor, H. D.. Nash; Judges, G.. W. Nichols and Ado
c.. Hinkson.
Third Precinct-9 Delegates. Polls at Eldred
House. Inspector, Louis Dickerman; Judges
Charles Weinrich and Daniel Brown.
Fourth PFecinct|6 Delegates. Polls at Seven
tenth and NJ streets. Inspector. Matt F. John.
son; Judges, John DOmingos and John Kerwin
Fifth Precinet-Guthrie's-5 Delegates. In
spector: Joseph Alien; Judges, Erskine Greer
and William Dole.
Sixth Precinct-oak Halls Delegates. In
speetor, w. W. James; Judges, George Peter,
and
Seventh acknowledgements Delegates
Inspector, J. NJ. Bell; Judges. NJ. Patten and
James Pat.en.
Eighth Precinct-Brighton-S Delegates. In.
spector, Peter Rooney; Judges, L. b. Sharp and
E.. Dunen.
Ninth Precinct-Routiers-4 Delegates. In.
spector, Chas. Detterding; Judges, NJ. L. Smith
and Stephen Quale.
Tenth Precinct-Couch's-2 Delegates. In.
sIector, James Holland; Judges, Z. Foley and
Eleventh Precinct-Antelope-2 Delegates
Inspector, VIM. Coyle: Judges, Dan Donahue
and G. W. Cavit.
Twelfth Precinct-Howelrs-4 Delegates. In.
sfttlOt, u. AOi4tlS, JuQStS, JOA1u DCltuGl
and John 4. Owens.
Thirteenth Preeinct-Michigan Barr Dele
gates. Inspector, John Carney; Judges, w. A
Brown and +. Z. Corners.
Fourteenth PIecinet-Live Oaks Delegates
Inspector. John Gafney; Judges, J. n. King and
T. J. Brown.
Fifteenth Delegates. In.
spector, A. Hinkle. Judges, -McCue and :
Hudson.
Sixteenth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Delegates. In.
spector, J. L, Houx; Judges, W. P. Truesdale and
f.. c. Durant.
Seventeenth Precinct-Mormon Island-2Dele
gates. Inspector, w. II. Johnson; Judges, jacob
Broder and
Eighteenth Precinct Halfway House,
Delegates. Inspector, A. D. Oakley; Judges,
r B. Mills and p. Doran.
Nineteenth Precinct Florin-2 Delegates
Inspector, George Maxfield ; Judges, A. Steph.
enson and John Maxfield.
Twentieth Precinct-Elk Grove-4 Delegates
Inspector, Jack Cottrell Judges, James Caples
and A. Cauffman.
Twenty-first Precinct-Johnson's- e Delegates
Inspector, Aaron +. Core; Judges, Isaac Russell
and 2. A Strong.
Twenty second Precinct Union House,
Delegates. Inspector, j. o. Stephenson; Judges,
G.. Brainard and C. Wells.
Twenty-third Pfeeinct-Freeport-2 Delegates.
Inspector, Robert Gourlie; Judges, John 0'Toole
and A. Greer.
Twenty fourth Precinct franklin Dele.
gates. Inspector, Joseph Hanlon; Judges, W. II.
Frye and Frank Lytle.
TweIty-ifth Observation-Disclosures Delegates.
Inspector, Thomas Flipman; Judges, NJ. t.
Barry and -
Twenty sixth Observation-Disclosures Dele
gates. Inspector, Thomas McNally; Judges, S.
Galloway and o.. X. Runyon.
Twenty-seyenth Preeinct-Walnut Grove-2
Delegates. Inspector, John Miller; Judges, VIM.
Holttum and A. Ut. Reynolds.
Twenty-eighth Precinct -Isleton-2 Delegates.
Inspector, G.. A Knott; Judges, C. p. Hensley
and S. Dickey.
T,uopty-pipth prnntpo+- uinl-crflla . na1o
gates. Inspector, James Hicks; Judges, d. Ma
roney and Henry Bell.
Thfrtieth Precinct-Galt-six Delegates. In
spector, c W: Harvey; Judges, ]. w. Beckwith
and George Her.
Thirty-first Precinct-Clay Stations Dele
gates. Inspector, J. W. Whitney; Judges, VIM.
Mitchell and J. NJ. oyermyer.
Thirty-fourth Precinet-Lincoln School-nouse
. Delegates. Inspector, A. Keithly; Judges,
W. E.. Johnston and
Thirty-seventh Precinct-Natoua-2 Dele
gates. Inspector, D. W. Taylor. Judges, j. r.
Cox and A. H. Thomasson.
vi.
That all Democrats who voted for Cleveland
at the election in 1854; or who would
have so voted il he had voted. and who will
pledge themselves TO vote the Democratic
at the next general election, shall be
entitled to vote at said primaries.
VII.
Thatthe returns of the several elections be
made Immediately to Add. G. Hinkson and u
Sullivan, Secretaries of said Committee, at
the office of the former, No. CIT J street, Sacra-
mento city, either by messenger or by mail.
The returns must be returned sealed in an en-
The foregoing resolutions shall be published
In the RECORD UNION on Monday. the 9th, and
Saturday, the 18th September next, and in the
Daily Bee Monday, the 2Oth. and Friday, the
24tn September, and ia the Erening Star the
I'D and I'D OF September, 1886.
I4.
Other than legal ballot paper may be used
outside the city, and the certificates of the
Board of Election outside the city may be as
The undersigned Board of Election for Pre-
No.. -. held at .....-........ 49,. this 18th
day of September, 1886, hereby certify that
were daily elected as Delegates to the Demo-
County Convention, to be held at Sacra-
on the 2Sth of September, i.s6.
J. II. McKUNE,
JAMES CAPLES,
t. W. O'NEIL,
JOHN T. CAREY,
CHRIS. WEISEL,
K. D.. STEPHENS.
J. AD +. s SLIME ! Secretaries. so.s5-a