Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-06
POLITICAL.
Democratic xx Primary
ELRCTIoN
AND
COUNTY CONVENTION

AT A MEETING OF THE. DEMOCRATIC
n County Central Committee, held this day,
it was resolved and the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, By the Democratic County Central
Committee of the County of Sacramento, that a
Primary Election will be held in the county of
Sacramento or. AUGUST s, 1890, between the
hours of o clock and $50 o'clock P. NJ. of that
day, during which time the polls will be kept
open for the purpose OF selecting delegates TO a
Democratic County Convention to be held Az
GUST IL, 1890; that said County Convention will
be held for the purpose of eleeting eighteen del
egates to meet at the City OF San Jose on August
10. 1890, at the Democratic State Convention
held at said date and at said last named place.
aud for the purpose of selecting Democratic
ramento, and such other business as may come
before it.
That said Primary Election be held under the
provisions of the Precinct Election laws of the
State
That in the city of Sacramento all ballots used
shall De printed in conformity with the proyis-
ions OF the Political Code relating to ballots, but
this provision shall not spp TO the county and
precincts outside the city.
That the general requirements of voters at
said Primary Election, in addition to the re-
quirements by law imposed, shall be that the
voter shall have voted for Cleveland and Thur
man electors at the last Presidential election,
Tor would have done so had he been entitled to
| vote, and that he Will support in good faith and
vote for the nominees of the Democratic State
and County Conventions, to be nominated.
That at said Primary Election no person shall
be entitled to vote whose name does not appear
ON the Precinct Register compiled in 1855.
No person shall be allowed to yo.e in any pre-
cinct unless his name appears on the printed
precinct register for such precinct, and each
Democratic voter shall be permitted to vote in
the precinct where his name is found on the
printed register, "a such precincts are herein
after set forth and designated.
That said County Cony. nton will be held at
such place in the city of Sacramento as will
hereafter be designated by the Chairman of this
Committee, and that notice of the holding of
said Primary Election shall be given by publ
cation of this resolution in the Sacramento
DAILY REcoRD-UNIoN and Daily Bee for -
days next prior to the holding of the said Pri-
| mary Election.
That said Primary Election be held at the fol-
| lowing named places and the folio ing named
persons shall constitute the Election Boards,
and the respective Wards and Precincts shall be
| entitled to the following number of delegates:
! First Supervisor District, First Precinct-North
| of X street and west of Fifth street. Polling
place-Fourth and streets. Servers Stables;
number OF delegates, II; Judges, Robert Fisher,
NJ. J. Sullivan; Inspector, Pete Flynn; Clerk,
First Supervisor District, Second Precinct
North of street and east of Fifth to the middle
| of Twelfth street Number of delegates Is;
polling place, Tenth and E streets; Inspector,
| NJ. Burke; Judges, -, Robt, Barnett Clerks,
Second Supervisor District First Precinct
South of stTeet and west of Third street. Poll
| ing place, Front, and streets; number of
| delegates, a. Inspector, John Black; Judges,
James c. Kelly, James Riley; Clerks, -,
Second Supervisor District, Second Precinct
| South of X street and cast of Third street to
| middle OF Sixth street. Polling place. Fourth
aud K streets; number of delegates. lS In
specsor. Jerry Payne; Judges, -, l. Alex
| ander Clerks, -,
Second Supervisor District, Third Precinct
South of X, west of Sixth to middle of Tenth
street. Polling place. Tenth and K streets;
number of delegates, Is; Inspector, C. jenkins;
Judges, C. Trainer, VIM. Zoller; Clerks -,
Third Supervisor District. First Precinct
| South of K street and east OF Twelfth street.
| Polling place, Fifteenth. NJ and streets pa
| vilion); number of delegates 20; Inspector R.
| NJ. Clarken: Judges, ID. j. Mannix, Ed +. Smith;
Third Supervisor District, Second Precinct
North OF K and east of Twelfth street. Polling
place. Twentieth and G streets; number Of dele
gates, 20; Inspector, II. D. Nash; Judges, John
Corners, K. o. Cravens; Clerks, -, -
Fifth Supervisor District, Howells- Polling
place, Slough House; number of delegates, 5;
Inspector, John Owens; Judges, j. Frailey, h.
! d. Hass.
Michigan Bar-Polling place, Michigan Bar
number of delegates, 2; Inspector John Janis
Judges, Moses Patterson, ]. II. Brown.
Live Oak-Polling place. Live Oak; number
of delegates, 2 Inspectors, Thomas Brown, =
Bright; Judge, Oliver Plummer.
| FlOTin-POlliug place. Forln; number of dele
gates, 2; Inspectors, K. e. Maxfeld, Alex Stew
enson; Judge. Charles Patton.
Elk oroye-Poliing place, Old Elk Grove
number OF delegates, 6; Inspector judge j. C..
Kannard; Judges, A. Coffman, DR.. Powers
Union House-Polling place, Union House,
number of delegates l; Inspector, Thomas w.
Stephenson; Judges, John Elerdordt, l. r. Ste
phens.
Freeport-Poliing place, same: number of del
egatSs, 2; Inspector, C. K. Miller; Judges. A.
Greer. Amos Lowell.
Franklin Polling place, same; number of
| delegates. INSPECTOR. StpnhpnSOu.
Judges. Frank Little, Joe Hanlon.
COMMUNICATING place, CORTLAND; number
Judges Wilson Barry, VIM. Galloway.
Walnut Grove Polling place, Walnut Grove;
number of delegates /; Inspector, p Crew;
Judges, John Miller, A. ], Reynolds.
Isleton-Polling place, Isleton; number OF del
egate,. l; Inspector, George A Knott Judges,
S. Dickey Homer Dickey.
Hicksville-P Polling place, Hicksville; number
of delegates, 2; Inspector, James Hicks; Judges,
D. Cantwell VIM. Hicks
Gait Polling place, Gait; number of dele
gates s; Inspector, James Furnish; Judges, Jesse
Mitchell, Peter Pinnalp.
Clays StatiOn-PolliDg place, Clays Station;
number of delegates, 8: Inspector, J. NJ Short;
Judges, J. L. Ref, j. W. Whitney.
misunderstanding place. Johnsonyille;
number of delegates L; Inspector, N Il. Keena;
Judges, d. McLanahan. Rob Russell
Fourth Supervisor District = Polling place,
Guthrie's; number of DELEGATES, q Inspector, d.
Mccarthy; Judges, J. Guthrie, j. Knowles.
| van Ian oiiihS pave Ooh LAM iuiADSi VI
delegates, 3; Inspector, Geo. Peters; Judges, w.
I'll. James, Vim. Hamilton.
North Florin-Polling plaza, North Fiorin
number of delegates, 1; Inspector, F. Patton
Judges, B. Fickl, j. Bailey.
Brighton Polling place, Brighton; number of
delegates, 6; Inspector, W. S. Manlove: Judges,
| W. Bowles, p. Rooney.
Routier's-Polling place, Patterson's; number
of delegates, 5; Inspector, Stephen Quail;
| Judges, p. Robinson, G. Toomey.
| Couch's-Polling place, COUGHS: number of
| delegates, 2: Inspector, James Holland; Judges,
| NJ. Judge, NJ Foley
Antelope-Polling place. Antelope; number of
| delegates 3; Inspector, --; Judges, -,
| Acknowledging place, Ashland; number of
| delegates, 1; Inspector, D. McCue; Judges, +.
| McCue, l. Hinkly.
Folsom-Polling place, Folsom; number of
| o. Davis, DR.. Bates.
| land; number OF delegates, l; Inspector, J. H.
Half way House : Polling place, Halfway
House; number of delegates, l. Inspector, Chas.
| Horris: Judges,
| Lincoln School House-Polling place. Lin
| coin School House; number OF delegates, l:
Inspector William Johnston; Judges, A.
Natoma-Polling place, Natoma5 number of
delegates, l; Inspector, j. O'Neil; Judges, -,
| Resolved, That at airy precinct where there
| are two tickets that at such precincts each