Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-06

Precinct No 34-Polls at Lincoln Sehool-bouse.
Inspector, James Colburn; Judges, David |
Strauch and Abe Keithley.
Precinct No. S7-Polls at Naloma Station. In |
speetor, w: A. Ford; Judges, George l. Marvin |
and D. w. Taylor.
FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT
Precinct No. 12-Polis at Howeirs Inspector
Vim. Carroll; Judges, VIM. sheldon and VIM.
Dixon.
Precinct No. 1S-Polls at Charles Humans,
Michigan Bar. Inspector, J. D. Davis; Judges,
Charles Ruman and James Jordan.
Precinct No 1t-Polls at Balls store, Live Oak.
Inspector, Oliver Plummer; Judges, b. r. Rob.
inson and George Atkinson.
Precinct No. l9-Polls at Florin Hotel. In
spector, David Reese; Judges, Thomas Jenkins
and A. Stevenson.
| Precinct No 2O--Polls at Davis Halt. Elk
Grove. Inspector, ]. Eyerson; Judges, G. T. Carr
and David Coons.
Precinct No. 22-Polls at Union House. In
| speetor, Isaac X. Stephenson; Judges, John
Reith and Charles Hull.
Precinct No 23-Polls at Phil Rheirs, Free
port; Inspector, C r. Miller; Judges, George
| Hack and d. T, Lufkin
Precinct No. 24-Polls at Korn's store, Frank.
| I'M Inspector James Anderson; Judges, Gus
| Klose and Thomas Anderson.
Precinct No. 25-Polls at school house Rich
land Inspector, Charles Fry; Judges, W. A.
Johnston and II. Ricketts,
Precinct No. 20-Polls at ], w. Houston's
store, CORTLAND. Inspector, William J. Smith;
Judges, j. ". Houston and Dwight HOLSTER.
Precinct NO 2I-Polls at Sharp's Hotel, Wal
nut Grove, Inspector; John Miller; Judges,
I
Precinct No 2S-Polls at the hotel, Isleton.
Inspector, s Dickey; Judges, p. II. Gardner and
| a. 4. Allen6er.
Precinct No 29-Polls at hoteI, Hicksyille.
inspector, ~ II. Cantrell; Judges, J. o. Kane
aud II. S. Putney.
Precinct No 3O-Poll's at Deviue's EXCHANGE,
Gait Inspector Ralph Mills Judges. Or. o.
Harvey and j. c. Sawyer.
Precinct No. Sl-Polls at Steel's Hotel, Clay
Station. Inspector George n. Makee; Judges,
seymour Carr and J. NJ. Overmyer.
Precinct No. 32-Polls at Johnsonvlle In
speetor ]. B. Bradford; Judges ]. X. Houston
and II. i. RUSSELL
McMullen offered the following, which
, was adopted:
Resolued, That the Clerk is hereby instructed
to make up the election proclamation for the
: general State and county election of 1885 and
have the same printed in accordance with the
law.
OTHER BUSINESS.
| The Committee on Roads and Bridges, tC
whom was referred the petition of DaviC
Reese ct al. for a review of Road Distric
No. IA, reported favorably on said petition
and recommended the granting of prayer
of petitioner. The report was adopted.
5 On the petition of Devid Bixley ct al. the
Board ordered an election for three Trustee!
in Reclamation District No. 3, to be held a
the house of Mrs. Reuben kercheval, Crane
Island, on Tuesday, November 18th, anC
, appointed George E Williams as Inspector
| and Thomas H. Williams and John S. Lam
bert as Judges of election.
The demand of w. w. Cone and +. A
Mcdonald for $40, for services in connec
ton with the arrest of some Chinamer
S charged with selling liquor without
license, was rejected.
The County Auditor reported the rate o
S taxation for Highland Park School Distric
r at the maximum rate, and it was ordere,
that the levy be made in accordance will
the report
= Five thousand five hundred dollars wa
transferred from the general fund to tn
salary fund.
The Board adjourned to meet on Wednes
day, October 10th, at O'Clock p NJ.