Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-28

Cuses were neiu III the several Warus Oh
Friday evening to suggest delegates. The
result of the primaries Saturday afternoon
was complete victory for the tickets nom.
mated at the caucuses, commonly called
the regular tickets.
HAYwARDs, August 26sh. The dele.
gates to the County Convention are Cas-
tro Valley Precinct. FL. Davis and Jos.
Froman. Haywards-L II. Brown, ]. /.
Hollis and George c. Baxter. San Lo.
renzo-E. o. Webb and Ed. Hathaway.
solana.
VALLEJO, August 26th.-The Republican
primary for delegates to the County Con-
vention, held here to-day, was the most
hotly contested since that Of 1871. The
polls opened at noon and closed at sunset.
Nine hundred and seventy.five votes were
cast. At the city election last spring the
total vote of the city was less than 300.
worked like beavers. The struggle, al.
the last. The regular ticket was elected
by more than two to one.
Dixon, August 26th. The Republican
primaries passed off very quietly. The
delegates are A. II. Holly, Henry Peters,
X. Harkinson, G. II. Newman and j. NJ.
Dudley, all in favor of Kirby for Sheriff.
Calaveras.
MoKELUMNE HILL, August 26th, The
Republican County Convention assembled
here to-day and made the following nom
nations: Assembly, NJ. S. Torey Sheriff
no nomination District Attorney, J. 81
Reed; County Clerk, r. NJ. Redmond
Treasurer, /. S. Louttit; School Superin
tendent, T. G. Psachy Assessor, A. Love
Public Administrator and Coroner, WV.
Wood !; Delegates to State Convention, S
S. Moser, d. Mccarthy, r R Flat, VIM.
Casey, F. j. Solinsky, Mark Torey, ant
c. Honey; l. H. Reed, delegate at large
| The delegates are uninstructed except fc
Page for Congress.
! San joaquin.
STOCKTON, August 26th.-The Republi
can County Convention met in this city to
day. The following are the nomination
made: For State Senator, J. A Louttit
Assemblymen, r. c. Sargent, w. r. Eli
and p. w. Dudley Sheriff, Thomas Gun
bingham ; Clerk, ]. L. Phelps Treasurer
J. K. Doak Assessor. John Grattan Dis
triot Attorney, J. G. Swinnorton; Superin
tendent of Schools, S. G. S. Dunbar Re
corder, E. I. Chesnutwood Public Ad
ministrator, James H. Homage; Coroner
w. III. Robinson Delegates at large to tn
State Convention, j. c. Campbell, w. l
Overhiser, 7. r. Hook and III. T. Dorrsnct
Delegates to Joint Senatorial Convention
j. B. Douglas, R. S. johnson, Thos. Wal
John Jackson and T. r. Dodge.
Placer.
NEWCASTLE, August 26th. At the r,
publican primary election held here to.da
for the election of delegates to the Repui
hcan County Convention to be held in Al
burn, August 2Ssh, Ed. B. Silva and H.
Abe were elected ty large majorit,
There were six delegates in the field
Nevada.
NEVADA CITY, August 26th.-The R
publican County Central Committee m,
to-day and fixed September 18th as Il
date upon which the County Conventic
will be held. The primaries to elect del
gates will be held on the It'll.
ORovILLE, August 27th.-The Republ
; can County Convention met yesterday ar
, nominated a county ticket, and electe
State delegates as follows For members
: Assembly. B. Russell aud William Earl
7 Sheriff, r. Delancie Clerk, c. d. lie
!, gett; Treasurer, H. ]. Morgan Record
and Auditor, T. A. Atchison Assessor,
c, Wertsbaugher District Attorney,
Collins School Superintendent, V.
5 Richards Coroner and Public Admin
3 tratcr, G. w. Sovereign Surveyor, A.
j., knowlton. John Gale, R. A. Moore,
Streeter, J. Boucher, j. j. Smith, C.
Mason, c. L. Durham, J. C. Noonan,
Osgood and w. w. Durham were elect,
delegates to the State Convention, al
were also authorized to act as delegates
the several District Conventions. The pla
! form isquite lengthy, and among other thin
/. sanctions the preservation OF Sunday
a a legal day of rest and the decision of Jud
Temple in the debris cases, and also &
strict enforcement OF the rule that all pc
, sons and corporations shall be made
l bear and pay their just and equal share
| taxes. The work of the Convention W
quite harmonious. The delegates gen
[, rally seemed to be well pleased and sat
fed with the result of their labors, and a
:. journed with three cheers for their ticks
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 9th. The r
!, the State Convention, held yesterday, W
holly contested. Following are the 81
= cessful tickets as voted in the precincts q
:. fined by the County Committee
: NINTH DISTRICT.
;. First Ward-Henry Brown, Anto
4 Schottler, George E. Lewis.
Second Ward-P. III. Quinlan, G. C.
Severance, Charles Mccarthy, d. B. JAG
j. son, +. Hanson.
p Fourth Ward-A. NJ. Ebbetts, Villa
4 P. Starlight, John E. Abbott, William G.
man, E Danforth.
Twelfth Ward. n. f. Wilson, Char
Triton.
Frank NJ. Pixley and John Haneoc
who were opposition candidates from ii
ward and district, were defeated by abe
fifty votes.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Third Ward-J. E. Kunkler, w.
Lodge.
Fifth Ward-I. D. Barnard, David n
Clure.
Sixth Ward-William B. May, A. E.
: Worley, William Q. Banks, Thomas
Il Jones, George l. Ives.
- Eighth Ward-Horace Davis, Jam
9 Simpson, Lorenzo Henry, Elisha Ransom
T. John Nj. Loane, NJ. W. Littlefield, R.
|, Apgar.
+ Twelfth Ward-Emil Bauer, Benian
) A. Prngle, Z. j. Maginnis, L. d. Lat
: mer, A. c. Diggins, and r. E. Whitefie
r and S. Valleau tied.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
!, Seventh Ward-Thomas E. Feehan, \
[. chael j. Dunn, Hugh w. Fraser, N.
70 Burnham.
}. Ninth Ward-E. McNevin, C. H. 4
!, thur, Rodolph Losseius.
= Tenth Ward-Drury Melone, Philip
Cummins, Frederick Fl. Houston, Thorn
Phipps, w. c. Harrington, w. J. BIattn,
l. TWELFTH DISTRICT.
y Eighth Ward-D. L. Farnsworth, A.
i Knorp, Philip McGoverp, William V
y Housen, S. NJ. Denis, w. Q. Titan
n Alfred Walker.
!. Ninth Ward-Jerome Spaulding, Thorn
:, W. Groggains.
e Tenth Ward Reuben H. Lloyd, l.
i Small, George X. Porter, Richard Cloug
d Edwin F. Bean, David Stern, J. P. NJ
&; Murray.
f Eleventh William Stark, Robe
!. Written.
!. THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
. Eleventh Ward-John ID. Sprecke
4 John w. Stuart, William EIDE, Hen
: Lankenau, L. E. Jones, c. M. Halves,
> A. Roy, John L. Prior. A. Doud, A. M
: Cord, J. r. Burcelle, T. w. HARLEQUIN
, W. A. Brown, j. j. Batler, j. p. Kincai
h. Ohlandt, E. F. Adams, ]. II. Thorn
. son.
Twelfth Ward-W. B. Lyon, Alexand
: McBoyle, Irwin c. Stump. John NJ. Day
John L. Roster, Myer Jacobs, Monr
!, Greenwood, S. X. Thornton, ]. Hen
4 Schroeder
Delega.e.at- Large-Wm H. L. Barne
| COsnsa.
r CoLUsA, August 25th.-The most e