Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-07
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.

REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY.
Result Of the Election saturday-Sn Elk
citing Contest - The johnson Ticket
Successful in the Third and Fourth
Wards.
On Saturday the Republicans Of Sacra
mento county held primary election undel
the Porter primary law for the purpose Of
electing III delegates to the Republican
County Convention, which meets in this city
next Wednesday. In the First Ward in THU
city light vote was polled and but little in
terest taken from the fact that there was but
one ticket in the field. In the Second, Third
and Fourth Wards the regular Caucus tickets
were fought with Citizens tickets. The eau
Gus tickets prevailed in all the wards but the
Fourth. The contest in the Third and Fourth
Wards distinctly related to the candidacy Of
Grove l.. johnson for Senator. 1t was
simply and strictly an issue between johnson
and anti Johnson men. The johnson ticket
in the Third Ward was successful by a vote
of nearly two TO one, while the Johnson
ticket in the Fourth Ward won against
the best organized fight ever put up in a local
political contest. The result in these two
wards was, therefore, signal johnson vic
tories. Two Thousand votes were polled In
the city.
In the FRS. Ward there was but one
ticket. Three hundred and five votes were
cast. The following seventeen delegates were
elected: A. G. Freeman. VIM. Fawcatt, J.
d. Tate, George K. Rider, Charles Gillespie,
A. j. Rhoads, T. Eissnmenger, +. F. Teb-
| ka& II SnI,1a II
McNassar, II. w. Watkins. d. Farris. J. A.
Kelly, H. Wachhorst, G. S. Kasson and w.
w. Talley.
In the Second Ward there was an opposi-
ton ticket in the field, known as the Stalker
ticket. The fight for delegates in this ward
was made on the Supervisorship. The eau
Gus ticket, it was understood, was for Joseph
Wiseman for Supervisor, while the opposition
ticket favored w. d. Stalker. Five hun
bred and sixteen votes were polled. with the
following result:
Caucus ticket-Albert Hart 304, J. w.
Wilson 297, George w. Young 800, John In
gram 301, i. Montgaillard 296, Frank Smell
297, John Schaden 227, John X. Shellars
278, Christopher Green 29S, ID. j. Long 293,
n. l.. Drew 29S. John hatcher 29S, 2. A.
Miller 299, Richard Leslie 296, P. j. Hopper
800, c.. T. Jones 512, Alex. Nelson 515, A.
Grubbs $40, s. j. Nathan 500.
Stalker ticket-John Mcneil 220 J. F.
Farnsworth 226, Clsreucs Melon 227, Robert
Hunt 215. r. b. Robertson PIG. Matt. Cooke
2lS, A. Schaden 2l3, j. A. Robin 220, n. S.
Nichols 2l3, Ed. Duffy 2l0, A. A Reding.
ton PA, Chas. Seliinger 217, H Schulmyer
295, George w. Stafford 2l5, J. w. Todd PIG.
In the Third Ward the anti.J ohnson men
pat a ticket 10 the field against the caucus
ticket, and they worked for its success
throughout the day. Five hundred and
eighty.one votes were cast, which resulted as
follows:
Caucus ticket. r. Watson 4O7, D. Gil
lis 41O, David Lubin 406, w. r. Ormsby 403,
Frank Ruhstaller 800, Ben Welch SOS. w. A.
Houghtop, Ala, Stephen Uren 404. G. II.
mer, SCI, w. @. Fitch. Ala, Z. J. Hickman
412, Thomas Warmly ALL, John Rider $50,
William Avery 406. l.. Elkus $50, Phil.
Douglass 407, Harry Klays 403. w. Il. Can't
we'll 379. Charles Hooper, 400 Harry p,
Snow 400. P. Newman 4O1, John Talbot AGA,
George Smith Ais, 7. b. Mcfarland $50,
Stephen Dryer 1877, Chas. N. Post 1888. Ed.
f. Cohn 400.
Opposition ticket. D. Lord 165, L. To-
ger ICY, A. N. Buchanan 167, P. L. Plat
ia, S. S. Beede 157, A. L. Frost 1859, G..
Lagos III, r. G. Lowell 157. James 1. Felter
l56. G. Kestler 161, John Lafferty 1854, Win.
J. Davis 166, S. b. Cooley 1863, Benz amin
Melee 15S, Z. Nj. Stevens 157, A. Weimann
1S2, G. G. Brown $780, Georgs Neumann 1872,
H. A. Weaver 165, J. E. Hobbie 16S, II. d.
Nash 166. George w. Chesley 162.
In the Fourth Ward there was a lively con.
test between the caucus tick ct and what was
known as the Fourth Ward Republican
ticket. Both tickets were worked well. From
the time the polls opened at P. NJ to their
close at 1880, there was large crowd Assem-.
io1 md fho al l. 4
NJ streets. It seemed more like general
election than Republican primary. Six
hundred and sixty.six ballots were cast, which
resulted in the election of twenty.four Of the
twenty-six candidates on the opposition ticket
The following is The result of the ballot:
Fourth Ward Republican-Felix Tracy
$40, Frank Miller SAT, T. H. Wallis S67,
Frank Lsnoir 1856, o. 2. Goodhue 331. FL. o.
johnson 33S, Z. M. Martin SAG, E. Walters
1886. ?. L: Hickman 366. II. A. Burnett 3S9,
w. T. Emery 326. William Henley S3l,
Israel Luce 1886, Daniel Flint 361, Elias
Rsth 1856, George B. Blue SS5, J. w. Guth-
RE 327, Charles Cooley 1886. Nate Webb 1872,
George Murray 33l, Phil. Herzog 1886, III.
Clay Chapman $50, Robert Miller 1873, L. s.
Taylor Sal, Frank Avery 372, w. A. Foun.
tain 3iS.
Caucus Republican-C Charles McCreary
1876. O. 2. Goodhus 800, S. J. jackson 800,
NJ. A. Howard 316, H. S. Turton 1927, W. P.
Eldred 1874. j. 3. Pierrepont 327, Amaria
johnson S14, VIM. Henley 3l9, Nj. s Green
295, d. Dierssen 29S, 2. Stanton 324, Nico-
laus Moban 1923, John Conran 326, E. Cad
walsAer 316, Charles Traver 1926. Phil.
Herzog 1926, Nate. Webb 31S, Geo. Murray
319, L. J. Scott 275, J. NJ. Tenbrook 295,
Dan. Reardon 332, II. d. Gamble 1923, Clay
Chapman 1923, j. w. Guthrie 317, r. j.
Fletcher 1927.
The following are all of the country pre-.
cincts that had been heard from up to the
time of going to press
Walnu. Grove-Alex. Brown, B. d. Beck.
ley, J. E. Town.
An.elope-A. S. Lindley. S. Dekay, Jos.
Heintz.
Salsbury-Charl Nuttall.
Freeport-Phil. Riehl. D. 7. Lufkin, G..
w. Hack,
Gutbrie's-J. Olsen, Ed. Beckley. George
Rich, J. P. Odbert.
Folsom-E iward Christy, Joseph Kinney,
M. Doll. VIM. Waldron, P. I. D5lan, w. A.
Ford, Peter Wager.
Mormon Island = John Macomber, j.
Fresse.
Hallway House-John E. Butler. - Nc
Evan.
Ashland-Ge9rge Little, = Lowell.
Sutterville-E. Dole, r. j. Merkley, G. l.
Munger, +. n. Slack.
Brighton-P. HI. Murphy, VIM. Baker, F.
@. Bailey.
Pockman's-Wm. 81. Robinson, T. Davies
Routier's-H. Cronkite, --McDermott.
Florin--Schofeld - Jenkins.
Richland-Isaac Bryan, 81. T. Higgins.
Lincoln chool-house-Fay Raymond.
Union Houses. q. Tryon, Joseph Sims
THE DEMocRAoY.-The Democrats in each