Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-15
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1890.

Between the hours of II O'Clock NJ and O. clock
P. NJ. in Sacramento city, and between the hours
OF P. NJ. and p NJ. in the precincts outside Of
said city, during which time the polls W II be
kept open: said Primary Election being for the
purpose of electing delegates TO Republican
County Convention, to be held on the 2ith day
OF July, 1880, at ! P NJ, which County Conven-
ton will be held for the purpose of selecting
twenty-five delegates to the Republican State
Convention, TO meet at Sacramento August II,
1850, to select delegates to such Republican Con-
gressional and district Conventions as may
hereafter be called, to nominate candidates for
the various County, Township and City offices
to De voted for at the next general election, to
select County Central Committee and to
transact such other business as may come before
said County Convention.
That said Primary Election shall be held
under the provisions of law above referred to.
1hat in the precincts in the city of Sacra-
mento all ballots used at said Primary Election
shall be printed in CO Jformity with the provis-
ions of the Political Code relating to the form
to precincts in the county outside said city.
That the qualifications required of voters at
said Primary Election in addition to those re-
quired by law, shall be that the vo er belongs
to the Republican party, that he voted for the
Harrison and Morton Electors at the last Presi-
dental election, or would have so voted if he bad
been permitted to vote, and pledges himself to
vote the Republican ticket at the coming cleo
ton. And no person shall be allowed to vote
in any precinct unless his name is on the
Precinct Register for such precinct, or on the
printed Supplement to the Great Register of
said county, but each Republican voter shall be
permitted to vote in the precinct where his
name is found on the printed Register
That said County Convention will be held
at such place in Sacramento City as will
hereafter be designated by the Chairman of
this committee.
That notice of the holding of said Primary
Election and said County Convention shall be
given by publication of this resolution in the
Sacramento Oily RECORD UNION, Sacramento
Daily Bee for at least five days next preceding
such Primary Election. and once each in the
Ihemts, Leader, Gait Gazette and Folsom Teie-
graph.
That said Primary Election shall be held at
the following places. and the following named
persons shall constitute the Election Boards,
and the respective precincts shall be entitled to
the following number of delegates:
Eighteenth Assembly District.
Precinct 1-Boundaries: Front to Seventh,
north of X. Polling place, Servers stables,
Fourth, between l and j q delegates. In
sspectors. +. +. Tebbets, John Barrett; Judges,
W. II. Sherburn, John brennan; Clerk, w. d.
Carmichael, Y. Gum.
Precinct 2-Bouniaries: Seventh to Twelfth
street, north Of K. Polling place. Meisters car
de egates; Inspectors, T. Fl. Berkey, e. Kellogg;
Judges, p. b. Plat, Ben Steinman; Clerks.
Walter WEIGH, William Lamphrey.
Precinct S-Boundaries: Twelfth to Thirty
first street, north of K. Polling place south
east corner G and fourteenth-23 delegates. In
spectors, G. w. Hancock, W. H. Luther; Judges,
w. J. Davis, John Rider; Clerks, E. ]. Dwyer,
R. A. Robinson.
Nineteenth Assembly District.
Precinct boundaries: Front to Sixth street.
south of K-24 delegates. Polling place south.
west corner Fourth and K streets. inspectors
Chris Green, W: d. Stalker; Judges. Joseph Hop
ley, Joseph Wiseman; Clerks, Howard Kim
brough, H. Crouch.
Precinct 2-Boundaries: Sixth to Tenth streets,
south OF k-lS delegates. Polling place, S2i K
street Inspectors. S. j. Jackson. G, w. Hall;
Judges, j.. h. Love, Charles Row and; Clerks
II. w. johnson, John Cahill.
Precinct 3-BoundarieS: Tenth to Thirty-first
streets, south of X Is delegates Polling place,
New Pavilion. Inspectors, Georgs Murray, ].
Clerks, Martin Devine, George Putnam.
Fourth Supervisor District.
Precinct 5-Guthrie Sc delegates Inspector,
j. B. Colbert; Judges, VIM. Foot, Alex. Williams;
Precinct 6-oak Hail. delegates. Polling
place. .'Mungers." Inspector, Gustave Ed
wards; Judges, Charles Grondona, Antoine Koch,
.r PRECINCT 7 4 Florns DELEGATES; In
sSPeGtor, w. II; Robinson; Judges, Cyrus Towle,
/ Precinct S-Pcrkins4 delegates. Inspector,
Antoine Menke; Judges, John J. Glacken, P. II.
Precinct 9-Patterson's-3 delegates. Jnspec-
tor, L. g. Rodman: Ju 1ges, John McDormit,
Leon Mayhem; Clerks, -
Precinct 10 COUGHS 8 delegates Inspector,
NitSh'aN, ouuScs, odNiu IOOImdu, u.
Kenney; Clerks, -.
Precinct 11-antelope-4 dee gates. Inspector,
John Parsons; Judges, J. +. Cross, s. s. Gladney;
Clerks, --.
Precinct l5-Ashland-2 delegates Inspector,
John Lawton: JuHges, Geo. Little, H. c. Lawson
Precinct 16-Folsom-6 delegates. INSPECTOR,
J. II. sturgis; Judges, Henry Ecklon, George
Imhoff.
Precinct IL Mormon Island-2 delegates.
Polling place, school house. Inspector, Oswald
Broder; Judges Frank Martin, Herman Hoxie;
Precinct ls-Halfway House, delegates.
Inspector, j. E. Butler; Judges, J. +. York,
James Wardell; Clerks, --.
Precinct 3i-Lincoln School House, dele
gate. Inspector. J. A. Coleman; Judges, " F.
Stranch, w. II. Basler; Clerks,
Precinct 37-Natoma Station-2 delegates In
spector, David Finch: Judges. Charles Nut
tall, George Murvin; Clerks, -
Fifth Supervisor District-Precnct l2-How-
ellis delegates. Inspector, W. K. Grimshaw;
Judges, 5. b. Moore, Thomas Iavener; Clerks,
Precinct IS michigan Bars delegates. In
spector, Charles A. human; Judges, John Heith,
James Jordan
Precinct 14-Live Oak-2 delegates. Inspector,
George Atkinson; Judges, A F. Raymond, jeff
ersey Armstrong; Clerks,
Precinct 19-Florin-4 delegates. Inspector,
Daniel Reese; Judges, John Mckee, C. H.
Precinct20- Groves delegates. Inspector,
JuiiuS EVprsOu- JDdpas James Graham, A