Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-07
dene much injury to the late grape crop. 1t
| Ia atill thraafao;o,

dcne much injury to the late grape crop. It
ID still threatening rain.
PETALUMA, October 6.h.-The pleasant
weather of yesterday proved only lull in
the storm. The rain was renewed at mid
night. and continues at intervals, with every
prospec. of another storm tonight.
The Campaign.
SAN Francisco. October On Wednes-
day the blaff-rr' and Duffers' delegates from
ten legislative districts compromised the ex-
listing differences, and united in nominating
the following ticket: State Senators, David
Mcclure end George Fl. Perry Assembly
Thomas III. Merry, W. B. May. II. G. Fir
baugh, A. G. Booth. Tonight these names
were submitted for ratification to the general
Convention of buffers by delegation from
the buffers District Convention, and after 8
long discussion the Convention refused to
rstify the nominations.
The buffers of the Twelfth Senatorial Dis
trict held Convention tonight, at which
Thomos Sawyer and G.. w. Dixon were nom
mated for State Senators, and Peter Short,
George K Campbell, III. Mcneil, james w.
Baldwin and joseph p. Heating were nomi-
mated for the Assembly.
San Francisco, October 6th.-This after
noon e. conference committee. consisting of
Senator Miller, Governor Perkins, Horace
DAVE, L. ID. tOTlWa AL anu tA lJDW,
aud q COMMITTEES of FIVE each from the Bluff.
fers' aud Duffers' Conventions, met to con-
slider propositions for restoring harmony
among the Republicans Ct San Francisco. A
leading member of the committee said the
indications for peace were favorable.
SAN Francisco, October 9th THE Repub-
iican Joint Senatorial Convention of San
Francisco and San Msteo this afternoon
nominated DIR. J. r, Goodspeed, of San
Mateo, for joint Senator.
RIVERSIDE, October 6th.-M. NJ. Estee and
Colonel Gibson addressed the people last
night at the Pavilion, both making good
impression.
DowNIEvILLE, October 6th.-A large and
enthusiastic Republican meeting was held
here this evening. and addressed by Hon. w.
A. Cheney and Hon. Calvin B. Edserton.
ANTIOCH. October 6th-Messrs. Page and
Van Duser addressed large and Intelligent
audience in Union Hall last evening. Mr.
Page concisely reviewed his record and that
of his party on the live topics Of the day, and
Van Duser followed up the argument with
s'e17e hammer blows that shattered the fal.
lscies Of the Democracy. The meeting ad.
iHurEet with three cheers for Page and the
Republican ticket, ard bare was subse-
uusntiy partakan of by the Republicans at
the American Exchange Hotel.
REDWOOD CITY, October 6th.-The follow
ing ale lie delegates to the Democratic Joint
Senatorial Convention: p. CAsserly, first
township; 2. p. Casey, second township !;
z. L. Fitzpatrick, third township; Joseph
Debennet!i. fanrth township; James Nc
Cormicb, fifth township. Geo. w. Fox, r
l.. Matsinsly, Jas. Mccormick and Richard
Cunningham are aspirapts for the nomination
from this county.
YRFKA, October h.-Tne Republican As
seubly Convention for Modoc aud Siskiyou
has nominated George II. Knight, of Modoc
county.
HoLLIsTER, October 6h.-E, tee and Nor.
row addressed the largest hall meeting ever
hei3 here, tonight.
CHICO. October Notwithstanding the
raiL-storm to highs. by far Che largest am
most enthusiastic meeting Of the campaign
was addressed here by Henry Z lgerten, can.
didate for Congressman at large.
Tax Levy.
REDWOOD CITY Octuber 6.h.-The Board
of Supervisors. at their meeting held this
week, made the following levy Of taxes: STATE
fund, 50 5 cents; school fund, 16 cenos /;
county INDECENT fund, 8 cents couaty road
fund, "a cents; county interest iuad, 4
csns-maki0g total Of 81 90 on each SlC0
valuation Of property. Last year the STATE
and county tax was 81 So.