Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-11
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION AND
THE OUTLOOK FOR IT.

will meet in the Assembly Chamber at tt
Capitol at 2 o'clock P. NJ. to day, and viii b
called to order by W. w. Morrow. Chairma
of the Republican State Central Committee
As far as can now be ascertained the follow
ing are the delegates entitled to seats:
Alameda-Oakland First Ward-W. s. Shook J
II. Costigan and Z. Kohler. Second Ward-W c
Little and Francis Blake. Third Ward-D. W. Stan
deford and William Surryhue. Fourth Ward-El
Dennison, o. Smith and w. II. Friend. Fiftl
Ward-Carroll Cook. Sixth Ward-Wallace Ever
son and C. A Fuller. Seventh Ward. W. Dodg,
and J. X. Hardenbergh. Eden-L. c. Moorhous
and A. R. Hall. Murray. II. Mahoney and Mari
Ager. Washlngton-S. l. Marston and W. NJ Liston
Alameda township. C. Tucker and C. A. Eddon
Brooklyn township--E. N. Derby Oakland town
ship-F. X. Shattuck.
Amador-E G. Freeman, D. Stewart. James AID
ans j. r. Johns, w. Jennings, S. +. Simpson
Contra Costa-P. Bargion, J. C. Chase, J. NJ. Stow
A. R. Guffy, u. Morgans and j. G. P. Loucks.
Calaveras-E. C. Bruce, W. Underwood, E. c.
Roworth, J. B. Reddick.
Del Norte-Thomas j. canon.
FL Dorado-W. II. Brown o. Osborne, ). Watson
E. F. Woodward, d. w. Fox, ]. w. Miller, George
G. Blanchard.
Humboldt T H. Minor, J. D. Ackerman, R. F
Herrick, w. ]. Mcnamara. Proxies-John A. Wat
son, A. Putnam, John Vance
Lake-D. Il. Harbine L. X. Nichols.
Lassen-John C. Gastradge.
Los Angeles Charles Maelay, Ivar A. Weld, P.
W. Ellis 4. N C. Wilson, H. T. Hazard W. c.
Furrey, j. f. Crank, L. Melseer, Ed. Durham, C. E.
Crandali, p. II. Dibble, d. w. c. Haywards
Mendocino-P. r. Klein, J. A. Morgan, S. w.
Knowles, J. D. Murray, Niels Kerson.
Monterey-Senator w. j. Hill, William r. Parker,
J. X. Leese, J. B. H. Cooper, J. NJ. Balton and W.
G. Hudson.
Napa-w F. Fisher, p X Stockton, j. C. Davis,
Thomas Earl, H. H. Knapp and II. NJ. Amesbury.
Placer-J d. Pratt, o. w. Hollenbeck, George D.
IIotl1 ll1,x p.,tln - h~,tf ,tt,
James Borland and A. F. Jewett.
San FraDcsco-Ninth Senatorial District: First
Ward-Antone Schottler George E. Lewis Louis
Schultz, Timothy Reagan, Charles Hanson. Second
John Siebe, P. B. Quinlan, s. }. Garibaldi. Fourth
Ward-J. r. Finlayson, ]. w. Schaeffer, G. w Dem
mis-, Edwin Danforth, Julian Perrault, j. c. John-
Twelfth Ward : Frank NJ. Pixley, Z. H.
Knight Tenth Senatorial District Third Ward
Thomas Bryan, James Fowle, Peter Deveny. Fifth
Ward-James l.. King, A. B. Ekstein, A B. Butler.
Sixth Ward-William d. May, W. O. Banks, B. Z.
Flint, a. Bannlster, Joseph Shaen Eighth Ward
Ira g. Hoitt, j. j. Cochrsne, DR.. Merrick, NJ G.
Jacobs, J. T. Godfrey, George Barstow, G. II. Perry
Twelfth Ward. II. Dickinson, David Bush II. C.
Biggs, ]. AWaymire. Eleventh Senatorial District
Seventh Ward-A. L. Trask, James Williamson, Chas.
Fraser, John Curtin, Cyrus Palmer, Hugh Fraser.
Ninth Ward-L B. Moore. P. B. Cornwall, J. R.
Brodie, o. F. Wiley Tenth Ward-Martin Dow,
II. &. Cluf, Horatio Fox, John Eagles Benjamin F.
Anderson, julius Norris Z. E. Hughes. Twelfth
senatorial D15trlct. ElgnIn Waru-Cnarl6S y.
Thomas, William Van Hansen, c. B. Putnam, A. A.
Louderback, Z. W. Flint, D. L. Townsend, A. Rrom-
berg. Ninth ward-Francis Korbel, A. C. Ditnar,
C. b. Corey. Tenth Ward-W. E. Mayhem, Robert
Gushing, Daniel Keefe, N. c. Andross, Daniel Muir
ry, F. W. Hagerman john B. Carson, L. A. Merrill
Eleventh Ward-Thomas 0Brien, K. Written
Thirteenth Senatorial District Eleventh Ward c.
F. Bassett, G. c. Smart, w. F. Smith, o. F. Won
Rhein, Elon Dewitt, J. P. H. Wentworth, c. NJ
Hnwes Charles d. Bunker George T. Shaw, Harvey
c. Somers I. J. Bass, Thomas F. Quirk, B. H. Mum
son, A. Leonard Meyer. Scandinavian Club--Sam-
uel Forster. Twelfth Ward-James NJ. Miller J. j.
None C. Z. McNear, Charles L. Jones, Henry Brick
wedel, John L. Roster, Ely J. Hutchinson.
San Joaquin-At large, A. I. Torrance First
Supervisor District, F. c. Hahn and ]. B. Douglass
Second, G. Chalmers and w. NJ. Baggs; Third
john Grattan and w. D. Ashley Fourth, A. Thorn
ton and c. I. Elicit; Fifth, W. C. Israel and F. j.
Woodward.
San Diego-E. W. Rushyhead E. W. Hendricks
N. A. Luce, John G.. Capron.
Sacramento-First District, A. J. Rhoads Geo
X. Rider; Second District W. r. Jones, C. t.
Jones; Third District, E. E. Aues, Dugald ellis,
Fourth District, N. NJ Drew, Felix Tracy; Fifth
District, George Z. Duden, N. E. Dole; Sixth Dis
trict, Thomas Z. Pockman, Joseph Kinney Sew
enth District, DR.. Obed Harvey, Josiah Pool. At
large-T. B. Mcfarland, n. L. Drew, J. Il. Watson,
J. II. Burnham, S. A. Howell.
Sonoma-F. Brietenbach, c. A. Cooley, James
Adams, G. A. Morrill,. Z. G.. Northrup, A. P. Whit
ney, ]. Z. Gwinn l. c. Wiekersham, Isaac Parker,
f = o, Wis,n 4 Duchow James q D;voll
John H. Shine A. B. Beauvaise
sskiyou-E. "adsworth, CALVIN Edgerton, ]. S.
Beard, J. a. Maxwell.
gan aiaseo ~ n, 0reei' james " BURNS a.
"e aents cru n !" cr1rne card r u,,oted
Mcc;iouphlsp ]. II, Skirm. p. G. West. Gsorye II
Genger, r. d. Garrett, A. j. Kinds
Sutter-N. j. Hamlin, Amos II. WILDER, F. W
Emerson.
Shasta W. Garden, D. c. Stevenson, w. p
iA; c;erra u p rish n n colo IT w w.l,.oo
Davis. b. j Summons.
santa clara-F Lelb, W B Tesdale, Phil. Ander-
son, G. T. Park, J. G. Black, A. D. Hamilton, +. C.
Frank, James u; Kelley ); ;; Wallace, o. T. Gunn
" ~ ~ y. 1iJ5'ti,, !" W. u'oosef anu -
and NJ n HrJe
solano-L B. Miner, s. G. Hilborn, George C.
Worries, = Lemon j. C. Owens, F. F. Taylor j.
F. Wendell tprozy), S c. FAR ham, j. Ii. Gardner,
= naKer: c.
Sdn'9 baF9arISopn p. o5ea M FRANK smith,
san In. a,bisno-1 Geor@e Steele feor,e Stan
ford. John Harforl, A. NJ Harde.
Trinity-John Martin, c. W. Craig.
Yolo-W- A. Brown, L. Diez, F. A. Peiler, Robt
Roberts, VIM Bowen D. H. Wood
Fully two-thirds of the delegates are al
ready in the city. All the counties will be
The appearance OF the dele.
gates gives promise that the body, when once
together, viii be fouad to be one of high
order as to ability and representative charac-
ter.
The chief hotels were crowded last night
by delegates in close and earnest coDsuta
ton. There is deep and warm feeling, but
no excitement. The delegates all seem to be
full of enthusiasm. and to calculate with
great certainty upon the success of the Re-
publican ticket in California this year. The
reports they bring up from the counties OF
the feeling and expression of the people are
full of encouragement to the friends
of Garfield and Arthur.
These are spoken of for the Craftsmanship
of the Convention G.. n. Fox, of Alameda !;
w. w. Morrow, San Francisco j. II. Dick
inson, San Francisco. and Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Mansfield, of Los Angeles. 1t would
seem that Mr.. Fox leads i'll the race, If ole is
to judge from the open expression of the de-
egates now here.
For Secretary of the Convention the only
ones spoken of are JAS. A. Orr, of Piumas,
probable that both will be chosen.
For Sergeant-at-Arms, Thomas H. Rey-
nclds was the only candidate spoken of openly
last evening, and reportorial labor failed to
unearth any dark horse.
For Electors these citizens are named
At large-J. f. Miller, Napa; w. 7. Gar
rett, San Francisco; +. NJ. Pixley, who de-
clares he is not a candidate.
First District-Claus Spreckles, San Fran
cisco, who was chosen by the caucus of the
Thirteenth Senatorial District which was
held last night.