The weekly union record., 1865-08-12

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ErcHsrll!s-S. Frew and J. Andrews.
Clipper Halls-A. s Derrick.
Forbestotcn-J. ". Vail and Fl. Stafford.
MoorsriAe-W L. Van Orden and C. F.
Noble.
Mountain Spring House-Geo. Rogers and
F. Brooks
Nora0irn-J. S. Moore and F. Wagner.
EntTPriss-Fred. \. Freeman aud George
S,eiger.
Lumpkin-C D. CleaveIaud.
Nrngtoun-J. ". Woodman and B. B.
Craudall.
Bidlreirs Bar. Brooks and John Braus-
comb.
Berry Creek-H Hicks aud s Windram
Nountain House-Johu c. Gray and n.
Day.
Pea Fine-J. A. Ryder and Harry Hood.
Butte FaAeq-John Knapp.
Committee on Order Of Business and Or
ganization reported as follows:
Timothy Fogg was chosen President.
r. B. Moore and William Hastings as Vice
Presidents; james Young and Wm. Durbin
Secretaries.
Nominations-one State Senator, two men,
bers of Assembly, Sheriff and all other county
officers in regular order.
A minority report vas read aod the motion
TO adjourn was lost by division of the
House.
1t was moved that the minority report be
substituted for the original, which was carried
after calling the roll.
On motion Of W. Sharkey, of Rock Creek.
B. F. Jones was nominated by acclamaton as
candidate for Sheriff
The Convention adjourned till Wednesday
at 10 A. NJ
Convention met pursuant TO adjournment
On motion of j. NJ. Clark that each candi.
date pay 81 so, and 10 support the nominees
of this Convention, DR.. Tilden moved that all
the surplus funds after paying the expenses of
the Convention, be used to purchase Lincoln
Testimonials and be given to the defeated can
didates. The motion carried.
The following gentlemen were placed in
nomination for County Clerk: j. G. Moore,
Wm. Sharkey and Samuel E. Hedges. Mr..
Moore was nominated on first ballot.
J. NJ. Burt and S. Rosenbaum were placed
in nomination for District Attorney. On the
first ballot S. Rosenbaum, having majority,
was declared the nominee.
The Convention adjourned till one o'clock.
Contention met pursuant to adjournment
Proceeded to ballot for Treasurer. S. W.
Wilkerson, L. Van Orden, a. B. Hunt and
A. G. Simpson were placed in nomination
Fl. B. Hunt was declared the nominee after
the fourth ballot
There were eight candidates for Recorder
After the fourth ballot Mr.. James A. Ward
well was declared the nominee.
There were three candidates for County As
sessor. After he fourth ballot Frank Cary
of Magalia, was declared the nominee Of the
Convention.
The motion to adjourn till O'Clock on
Thursday was lost, and the Convention ad-
iourned till - O'Clock in the evening.
The Convention met at ~ O'Clock P. NJ, ,
pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. W. VI. Edmonds was nominated by ac
clamation for County Surveyor, being no
other candidate for that office.
For Superintendent of Public Instructions
A. P. Boyd, r. II. Allen. James Young and
C. G. Warren were placed ia nomination
After the first ballot Mr.. R. H. Allen was
nominated by acclamatioB. the other candi.
dates having withdrawn
Mr.. D. c. Buriingame was declared the
choice of the Convention, by reclamation, for
the Office of Public Administrator.
Mr.. NJ. Pence, having no opposition, was
declared the choice of the Convention by ac-
lamation for the Office of Coroner.
Messrs s. Ever and J. C. Vaudeville we're
placed in nomination for State Senator Upon
first ballot S. Ever received majority of
twenty four votes and was declared the non,i
nee.
Eight names were then placed 10 nomina
tion for Assembly. On second ballot Dr. W.
P. Tilden. of Chico, was nominated. On the
fourth ballot Geo. E. Smith, having a major
ity of the votes cast was declared the nominee
On motion the Chairman was instructed to
appoint uine members of the County Central
Committee, and publish their names iu the
UNION REcoRD.
On motion the following delegates were
elected TO attend the State Judicial Conven-
ton
W. S. Stafford J. C. Vaudeville, H. B.
Hunt. J. g. Moore, DR.. W. P. Tden, F. W.
Day, D. C. Burlingame, r. c. Gaskill, G. C.
Perkins and J. NJ. Burt.
Ga motion, the Convention then adjourned
suls die T. FOGG, President.
JAMES YoUSG, Secretary.
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