The record-union., 1891-03-10
TO-DAY'S ELECTION.
1t Promises TO Be Lively, and a Large
Vote is Expected.
William B. Miller and Frank Ruiz
StaIIer Deny That They Have
Promised Appointments.

The choice Of the people of Sacra-
mento City for Third Trustee, Auditor,
Assessor, Collector, and long and
short term Fire Commissioners will
be determined to-day. The polls will
open at sunrise and close at 5 o'clock
in the afternoon, and it is probable that a
very large vote will be polled. Great in
terest is being manifested in the contests
of the different candidates, and no doubt
the workers will be on hand in large
numbers.
VOTING PLACES.
The city has been divided into fifteen
precincts-four in the First Supervisor
District, five in the Second and six in the
Third. The polling places are stationed
as follows:
First District: Precinct NORTH of X
and west of Fourth street. Polls at No.
306 ] street. Precinct 2-North of X, be-
tween Fourth and Seventh streets. Polls
at COS 1 street. Precinct 3-North of X, 3,
between Seventh and Ninth streets. Polls
at 9l4 Ninth street. Precinct North of
X, between Ninth and Twelfth streets
Polls at 1909 street.
Second District: Precinct Between
K and O, and Third street. Polls,
1l20 Second street. Precinct 2-Between
X and o. and west of Third and Fifth
streets. Polls, Fourth, between X and l.
streets. Precinct 3-Between X and n
and Fifth and Seventh, and X and Y and
Seventh and Eighth streets. Polls, Sixth
and l. streets, Armory Hall. Precinct
Between X and Y, Eighth and Tenth
streets. Polls, Ninth and X, Roses shop.
Precinct 5-Between o and Y, west of
Fifth street, and between \ and Y and
Fifth and Seventh streets. Polls, north
nf n n ne,T,
Third District: Precinct NORTH of G. ,
between Twelfth street and the eastern
boundary of Agricultural Park, take in
all the park south to II street. Polls cor
ner of Twentieth and G streets. Precinct
2-Between 2 G. and X and Twelfth and
Seventeenth streets. Polls, 1901 street.
Precinct 3-Between G and X and Sew
enteenth and Twenty-first streets, and
north of X and east of Twenty first street
and Agricultural Park. Polls, Eighteenth
and j streets. Precinct 4-Between X
and and Tenth and Seventeenth streets.
Polls, Fifteenth and n Streets New Pa
vilion. Precinct 5-Between X and o
and Seventeenth and Thirty-first streets.
Polls, Twentieth and q streets southeast
corner). Precinct 6-Between o and Y
and Tenth and Thirty-first streets. Polls,
Northwest corner Eleventh and Z streets
SOME DENIALs.
The opponents of William B. Miller,
the Republican candidate for Fire Com
missioner, have circulated a rulnor that
he has pledged himself to certain can
didate for Chief Engineer. To this report
MIR. Miller enters most emphatic denial.
and all who know him will accept his
statement without hesitation. He has
never been an ofiice-seeker, has never
gone into any convention pledged, and if
elected will take office perfectly free to
act as his best Judgment shall dictate.
Frank Kuhstaller comes out in card
and announces that he has not pledged
himself TO appoint Mr.. Wolf or anyone
else to the position of Chief Engineer, in
the event of his election.
Robert Hawley, candidate for City As
SCISSOR, also has a denial to make, with
reference to rumors that have been cir
culated to the effect that he is in favor of
raising the assessment roll. He says he
is opposed to raising the roll as long as
the city debt is in its present condition.