Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-25
CITY TRUSTEES.
THEY REFUSE TO ALLOW PAY FOR A
DAMAGED HORSE.
Polling Places Selected TOR the City Elec-
tion-Judges and Inspectors-A Con-
tractor Granted Time.

The regular weekly meeting of the Board
of City Trustees was held yesterday morn
ing. Present-Mayor. Gregory and Trus-
tees Mclaughlin and Wolf.
The Chief Engineer Of the Water Works
reported that 20,733,0O0 gallons of water
had been pumped during the past week.
The Holly engine was in operation l66
hours and the Stevens three hours.
Bridget Russell asked permission of the
Board to grade the street in front of her
property on N street, between Twenty
second and Twenty-third, and her request
was granted.
City Attorney Church handed in an
opinion to the Board stating that the claim
for S26 damages by Miner & Haslett for in
juries sustained by a horse belonging to
them, which stepped into a broken sewer,
ought not to be allowed, as the question of
negligence was one TO be determined by the
Courts before damages should be paid.
Antoine King was granted an extension
of ninety days on his contract to grade
Fourteenth street, from G to E.
The Board then adjourned to the City
u
in order to arrange the polling places and
appoint the officers for the coming city
election. After about an hours time the
work was finished. Following are the
polling places and names of inspectors and
judges for each:
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct, Rosen elds store-Irspectors;
b. F. Dillman and A. J. Senate; Judges, Charles
Z. Bauer and Issdor Townsend; Clerks, NJ. J.
Sullivan and Walter Van Guelder.
Second Precinct, Fifth and l streets-In-
spectors, Charles Rood and William Beckman;
Judges, H. B. Nielsen and John +. brennan;
Clerks, R. Dale ahd ]. E. D. Baldwin.
. SECOND WARD
First Precinct, Blacks bakery-Inspectors,
William Coyne and A. Nelson; Judges John
hatcher and D. Flynn: Clerks, A. A. Da:sonyille
and Henry Sage.
Second Precinct, Fourth and X streets-In-
spectors. Joseph Wiseman and Charles Farren;
Judges, Jerry Carroll, Jr., and A. Conklin; Clerks
J. C. Kelly and Howard Kimbrough.
Third Precinct, Armory Hall-Inspectors T.
W. Stephens and NJ. Desmond Judges, charles
Joy and Z. Bower; Clerks, James Longshore and
Charles Phleger
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct, Seventh to Tenth streets, Meis-
ters shop-1nspectors, Thomas Fox and D.
ellis; Judges Joseph Judd and L. Elkus; Clerks
F. T. McManus and Walter WEIGH.
Second Precinct, Tenth to Twelfth streets, at
Twelfth and I-street bakery-lnspectors, NJ. ].
Burke and F. r. Dray; Judges, J. {. Medley and
K. o. Cravens; Clerks, J. H. Groth and w. 4.
Osborn.
Third Precinct, Twelfth to Fourteenth streets,
southwest corner Fourteenth and streets-In-
spectors, c. S. Houghton and N. II. Sheehan;
Judges, S. Uren and J. NJ. Morrison; Clerks, J. F.
Hill, Jr. and G. G. Pickett
Fourth Precinct, Fourteenth to Nineteenth
streets, Dryers store, Sixteenth and streets
Inspectors, r. Il. Hawley and F. A. Shepherd;
Judges, =. NJ. LaRue and Lyme Potter; Clerks,
Lincoln DyvvQr M II NQch
Fifth Precinct. Nineteenth TO Thirty-frst,
southeast corner Twentieth and II streets-In-
spectors, NJ. R. Beard and Sam Blair; Judges,
d. w. Crabbe and W. D. Lawton; Clerks, Frank
Nichols and George S. Milliken.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct, Sixth to Eighth streets Seventh
and K, southeast corner-Inspectors, H. NJ Ber-
Dard and s. W, Butler; Judges James G. Davis
and James Ferguson; Clerks, Joseph Mcguire
and W. B. Maydwsll.
Second Precinct, Eighth to Tenth, Ninth and
L-lnspectors, Charles jenkins and H. C. Chip
man; Judges, William Craig and S. ]. Jackson;
Clerks. James Devine and F. H. Kiefer.
Third Precinct, Tenth TO Fourteenth, Eldred
House-Inspectors, W. A. Gett and T. G. Eilers;
Judges, VIM. Ellis and F. T. Johnson; Clerks,
L. W. Mahoney and 7. w. ONeil.
Fourth Precinct, Fourteenth to Nineteenth,
Parker's Hall-lnspectors, George Bronner and
L. d. Dupee; Judges. o. s. Flint and o. W. Erle
wine: Clerks, J. G. Jones and W. A. Dashiell
Fifth Precinct, Nineteenth to Thirty-frst,
OHlOA 1dlAt 4Ncuticlu anu O-luSpecLOIS,
Anthony Green and E Lavine: Judges, D. Ma.
her.and N ]. Toll; Clerks, NJ Hughes and Ed.
Sheehan.
H. o. Beatty appeared, and stated to the
Board that George E. Bates, one of the
holders of city bonds, desired that body to
increase the license tax of the city to $780,
600 per year. In such event he would not
sue the city further.
After some irrelevant discussion of the
matter it was laid over.