Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-22
SECOND WARD REPUBLICANS.

lev moved that committee of three
on organization be appointed, and the
motion prevailing, the Chair named ". R.
Jones, p T. Dolan and Q. c. Brown.
The committee retired. On returning, it
submitted report recommending as perma-
nent officers OF the club the following
President C. I. Jones Yice-Presidents. n.
/ h. Drew, Il. Devlin, .. n. Morse, Phillip
Herzog, John hatcher Albert Grubbs, w.
| r. $. Foye, Christopher Green, Henry
| Burnham, A. A. Redington, Clarence Mel
son, j. II. Sullivan, G. c. Brown. E. w.
Dunlevy, John Stevens, W. d. Stalker. f.
Eisenminger; Secretary, r. t. Devlin ;
Treasurer, Phil. Herzog Sergeant-at-Arms,
NJ. 0'AIera, Jr. The report was unani-
mously adopted.
| Mr. Jones, on taking the chair. made an
earnest speech and urged all citizens favoring
Republican principles TO come out and labor
TO secure for the nation Republican admin
istration He advised the appointment of
committee to confer with previous ward or
ganization of the party and urge consolida-
ton Of the two clubs.
Chris. Green moved that recess be taken
| to enable those present to sign the roll, but
withdrew the motion temporarily by request.
The meeting then adopted as a name
''The Second Ward Garfield and Arthur
/ Club"
The club then adopted pledge for the
Club. to the effect that signers of the roll
of the club pledged themselves to work and
vote till the close of the campaign for the
success of the Republican ticket.
( On Mr.. Green's motion a recess was then
taken, and twentY-eigh5 signatures were OBJ
tanned.
/ On the club being called to order again,
! the Chair again urged that union of the two
ward clubs be effected, and said be would
step aside for one, in favor OF joint meeting
and new officers.
The club then ordered Committee of
| Conference as follows 2. T. Dolan, Henry
Burnham, James Watson, G. c. Brown and
J. A. Robin.
On motion of Chris Green, Wednesday
evening of each week was fixed upon for the
regular meetings of the club.
! On motion of J. D. Boop, Committee on
! Hall was named, consisting of Messrs. J. ID.
/ Boop, j. H. Sullivan and W. r. Jones.
By invitation, Chris. Green then addressed
the club. He said he had known of no Pres
idential nomination which had taken SO well
with the people, and so quickly and enthusi-
astically. as that of James a. Garfield. He
warned the Republican voters OF the ward that
it was the hardest ward in the city to carry,
and that hard work must be expected.
Brief remarks were made on call by }. IL.
Sullivan, Jos. Goddard and J. A. Robin.
The Chair reported that Professor Howe
rendered the use of his large schoolroom in
Masonic Hall, for any occasional large meet
ings the club might wish to hold
An Executive Committee on Speakers and
Meeting, ETC., was ordered as follows: Jos.
Goddard, J. II. Sullivan and r. I. Devlin.
The club ordered Finance Committee
consisting of Chris. Green, Phil. Herzog, A.
! a. Redington, o. n Morse and C. G. Brown.
r he
dents of the other ward club, spoke in favor
of union of the clubs.
The Chair urged Republicans to come out
to the Legion meeting at the Courthouse to-
night, and thought the central organization
and the ward clubs should both exist, each
having distinctive work. and one common
purpose. He said the Democrats claimed
the Second Ward and they must be convinced
of their error.
The meeting then adjourned until the Both
inst, with three rousing cheers for Garfield
and Arthur.
! HONORABLE AND DIsHoNoRABLE MIN
TIoN.-This item comes up from the count
ing-room. 1t has all the grim GOODNESS of
arithmetic: cit is notable fact that the
bills for all political advertisements emanat-
/ ing from Democratic sources, whether from
| Democratic Central Committee, candidate or
club, have always been promptly paid upon
presentation. This IS equally true OF Work
ingmen's advertising bills. The Republican
/ State Central Committee has also always met
It's engagements honorably. The Republican
County Central Committee, since Mr. Rhoads
haa been secretary, has uniformly paid up
with the promptness Of tirSt-class mercan-
tile house. The large amount of dead
horse on the advertising ledger OF this Office
upon critical examination is found to have
had Republican origin" The chief clerk,
who is not given to profound speculations or
metaphysical deductions says be did not
! offer this item az Z contribution to poetry,
science or political philosophy, but merely
a statement of facts, and he don't care 2 cuss
what it argues.
/ 4 NEAT EXHIBTIoN.-Th Sunday school
children of the African NJ. L. Church, Sew
enth street, gave benefit exhibition at
Father Mathew Hall last evening. which was
well attended and passed off with much
/ credit to the scholars. They were prompt in
! their readings, clear and strong in songs, and
made manifest the results of very good train
! ing for the exercises. 1t was a neat and en-
ioyable exhibition. Miss A. Christopher
4 gave a piano solo. +. Small, Flora Atchin-
SON Mary Williams, Ulysses Triplett, Me
/ linda Jackson, Katie Small and Ella and
Anna Bluet made recitations. y number Of
choruses We're given by the school, and songs
by Flora Atkinson, Isaac Triplett, Virginia
Bullard, Nat. Christopher, Maud Fletcher,
Laura Small. Daisy Christopher, Eva Har-
lis and Arthur Christopher. Dialogues Of
dramatic quality were given by Eva Harris
and Laura Small, and by L. and l. Triplett
and NJ. Williams.
CoMPASr Ga delegation of the well
known Company G., from San Francisco, con-
sistirs of Lieutenant Mix, Sergeant Round
tree and Private Felter visited Sacramento
on Saturday evening, and when they ar-
rived were met by delegation Of their
fr;ends-ladies and gentlemen-some sixty in
number, and were treated to drive down
the Riverside road. Before returning to the
Bay yesterday the delegation called upon
Adjutant- General Bacius who had
ranged to provide tents for the encampment
Of Company & at Monterey from July 81 to
the tn. This win be the FIRST military
visitation to that place since the State came
into the Union. The company, said the
delegation, win be full, and will make their
encampment in full uniform.
I IMPROVED CoNDruoN.-Tae work being
accomplished by the chain-gang IS adding
greatly to the sanitary condition Of the alleys
and localities Of their operations. All the
alleys between J ard O streets, and from
I Second to Seventh streets, have been cleaned
up and the rubbish carted away. Also around
the Plaza great improvement has been made,
removing grass from the cutters and all litter
from the vicinity. They are now at work
upon Tenth street, between the railroad and
the cemetery. The entire force not at work
under ,Tai!er Newbert on improvements at
the Jail have been out of late, numbering
about II, and seem TO work quite willingly,
HKITERKEIr CLUB ELEcTIoS.-At the reg
ular meeting of the Heiterkeit Social Club,
held last evening, the following officers were
elected: President, Gus. Hagelstein; Vice,
President, +. Kuchler; Secretary, Ed. Tans-
man (re.electedl; Treasurer, L. Hagelstein
tre-elected): Sergeant-at-Arms, Charles
Kunz; Directors-T. j. Corrigan, Jost
Meuzi, Charles Dohn, Jr. The Club intend
giving q moonlight excursion at an early date.
New NorARIEs NAMED.-The Governor
yesterday appointed as Notaries Public
Thomas w Willard, for Alameda county !;
NJ. H. Turner, for Contra Costa county !;
Fred. ". Bell, for Humboldt county John
a NeQaaid, for Mono county; j. J. Weis-
enberger, for Nevada county; William X.
Louthitt and John II. Webster, for San Joa-
0uin county and Joseph q. Parks, for Nen-