The record-union., 1892-05-07
AUCTION SALE
CHARTER ELECTION.

TN WITH AN ORDINANCE
heretofore adopted, and with resolution
this day passed by the Board of Trustees of
the City of Sacramento, notice is hereby given
that special election will be held in the City
of Sacramento, on Tuesday, May II, 1892, at
which election the Charter for the government
| of the city, prepared, proposed and returned
by the Board of Fifteen Freeholders elected
December z, 1891, pursuant to Section s, Ar
tice XII, of the Constitution of California,
and the Alternative Propositions presented
with said Charter, Will be submitted to and
may be voted on by the qualified electors of
said city.
The polls will open at sunrise (4:42 A. NJ
and will close at 5 P. NJ.
The tickets to be used at such election shall
be printed as follows:
"For the Charter Yes"
'For the Charter, No'; and
"For retaining the Commission, Yes"
''For retaining the Commission, No."
All votes cast For the Charter, Yes" will
be counted in favor of the adoption of the
Charter, and all votes cast For the Charter
No." will be counted against the adoption of
the Charter. All votes cast "For retaining the
Commission, Yes will be counted in favor of
the adoption of Alternative Proposition Num-
Der One, and aga nst the adoption of Aiterna-
tive Proposition Number Two, and all votes
cast "For retaining the Commission, No. will
be counted against Alterna i've Proposition
Number One, and in favor of Alternative
Proposition Number Two.
| And the following are the boundaries of
| election precincts, the designation of the sew
eral polling places, and the names of the cleo
tion officers for such election viz:
| First Ward-North of the center of X street
and west of the center of Seventh street; polls
at No. 1909 Third street. Inspectors, J. j.
Bauer and w. H. Sherburn; Judges, j. f. Dire
man and |. Boysen; Clerks, George W. Ficks
and j. w. Hughes; Ballot Clerks Thomas
Harper and j. w. Tryon.
| Second Ward-South of the center of X
street and west of the center of Sixth street:
polls at Armory Hall. Inspectors, w. r. Jones
and IL. Q. Wolf; Judges, Joseph Hopley and
| John c. Schaden; Clerks, D. j. Long and Geo.
Q. Bovyer; Ballot Clerks, Howard Kimbrough
and William Coyne.
Third Ward First Precinct-North of the
center of X street, east of the center of Seventh
street, and west of the center of Twelfth street.
Polls at 1925 j street. Inspectors, Dougald
ellis and a. Meister; Judges, c. w. Baker
and NJ. j. Burke; Clerks, V. w. Hartley and
John Bellmer; Ballot Clerks, Z. j. AIillikfn and
w. B. Hamilton.
Third Ward Second Precinct-North of the
center of X street, east of the center of Twelfth
street, and west of the center of Thirty-firSt
street Polls at 2003 street Inspectors,
II. Spurgeon and E. D. Shirland; Clerks,
Clerks, w. s. Uren and D. W Crabbe.
Fourth Ward, First Precinct-South of the
center OF K street, east OF the center of Sixth
| street, and west of the center of Tenth street.
Polls at No. 900 l. street. INSPECTORS S. W.
Butler, Sr., and H. Hornlen; Judges Ed
mund Ellis and II. NJ. Bernard; Clerks, w. +.
Purnell and Z. r. Tiel; Ballot Clerks, II. c.
Chapman and F. NJ. Woodson.
Fourth Ward, Second Precinct-South of
the center of K street, east of the center of
Tenth street. and west Of the center of Thirty
tors, John Well and T. j. Pennish; judges,
George Lichthardt and Fred w. Day; Clerks
j. f. slater and John p. Lund; Ballot Clerks,
Louis Gambach and H H. Snow.
J. D. YOUNG, Clerk.
Sacramento, May 4, 1892, my7-2t