Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-30

votes)-E Flaherty, John Hewston, C. L. Rooney,
II. L. Davis, D. SCHNEIDER, W. A. Stuart c. I. Tay-
lor W. T. Swasey, George Barstow, d; +
Cooper, 4. b. Reynolds, c. Neal, David
Bush, H. c. Firebaugh, George Darlington.
Eleventh District, 9-Jas. h. Taylor, +. Brad
ford, Chas Clayton, James Nevins j. NJ. Bu.ing-
ton, G. y. Grannis W. w. Bausman, A. Swift, a.
| 3. Turner. Twelfth District, PA. Louderback
D. L. Farnsworth, r. J. Graham, w. Van Heusen,
Alex. Hay, E. Soue, T. B. McCauley J. D. Carson,
D. keefe Ct B. Mccanley, proxy X Cushing (f b.
McCauey, proxy), H. Burdell, Geo. A. kaabe
Thirteenth District, III H. Thompson, c. F. Bias
sett, John D. DAILY, II. J. Tlden, j. P. FL. Went
worth, Z. J. Hutchinson, R. C. Gaego A. d.
Miller, E. Dewitt, T. B. Dewitt, j. F. Harris, J. r.
Carrick NJ. Greenblatt, Charles E. Wilson, W. c.
| Conenll, A. H. Gage, s. Mosgrove
San joaquin, 7-R. Ellis, NJ s. Thresher. s. L.
Carter, ]. X. Doak, S. Durham, B. d. Beckwith, D.
| G. Israel.
! CIV. L. Beebe proxy, r. E. Jack wv L, Beebe
proxy
San Mateo, sc n FELTON,, j. R. Goodspeed, Geo.
c. Ross
| w. Webb.
Santa Clara, Geo. F. Baker, D. S. Payne, S. j.
Kinds, W. F. Ellis, A. Greeninger, G. o. Green, c.
E. Gum, J. W. Lipidon, J. C. Zuck.
Santa Cruz. ga. c. Peckman, L. Heath (Drury
NIelone, proxy P. B. Fagen Drury Melone, proxy
| Shasta, 2-J. v Scott &c. C. Bush, proxy, c. c.
| Bush.
Sierra, s-H spaulding, E. Henry Zone creden-
tial SHORTY.
siskiyou, ga B. carlock, Samuel Magoffey
Calvin Edgerton proxy, E. B. Edison Calvin
! Edgerton proxy.
Farnham proxy, R. D. Robbins (Joseph McKenna
proxy, A. Kirby, a Dinkelspe on. Dinkespeil
proxy, J. r. Brown.
Sonoma, 6-James Adams, W. B. Haskell Cw. W.
Scudder proxy, Z. W. Davis, VIM. Hill, G. I'll.
Cooley, J. E. Fowler.
stanislaus, &C. W. schell, John Warner.
| Suffer- 3-A. L. Chandler, T. B. Hull, B. F. Wal
| ton.
Tehama, 2-R. H. Blossom, N Merrill.
Trinity, &c. W. Craig, P NJ. Paulsen &c. W.
Craig proXy)
Tulare, So F. Ulhorn, J. O. Blakeley &C. W.
Stewart proxyh J. T. MeJenkn u. FL. Harter
Tuolumne, 3-James Bell Daniel Dimond, R. NJ.
Lampson.
Ventura, 2-Thomas Bard, Milton WATSON u. t.
Yolo, &C. f. Reed, DR.. G. E. Pinkham j. b.
Saul, g. W. Scott
Yuba, Az. P Brown (E A Davis proxy, W. D.
Radient, }. H. Jewett, c. NJ. Gorham.
The report was adopted.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
and Order of Business reported in favor of the
temporary officers being made permanent
officers, and an order of business to be fol-
lowed. The report favored electing two del
egates from each Congressional District, and
four at large. Mr.. McKenna moved to amend
so as to select three from each District, by the
Districts. The question was discussed by
Messrs. Jones, Rowell, Wentworth, Hines,
Cheney and Blanchard. Mr.. Edwards moved
to amend the amendment by choosing four
delegates at large, the four to be chosen one
from each of the four Districts by the Con-
vention. Mr.. Pixley supported the majority
report of the committee. The amendment of
Mr.. Edwards was lost. The amendment of
Mr.. McKenna was adopted by 13S to l0S and
fba a,,,apAa1 aloptaA
The Convention then took recess until
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