Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

neao IN SACRAMENTO county to-day, DetWeer
the hours Of and 7:30 P. NJ, for the purpose
of elscting delegates to the County Conven
ton. which Is to be held ct Turn verein Hall
on Wednesday, August 9th. The primary i,
called under the Porter primary election Law.
The qualification required for voters 1t the
election. in addition to those prescribed by
law, are: "To have voted for the Garfield
and Arthur Electors at the Presidential cleo
tion in 1880, or to have intended 30 to vote
had the voter been able to vote at that time,
and pledge to support all of the Republican
nominees"
The polls in the city will be held IS fol
lows: First Ward, II delegates, Stevens ga.
loon, street, between Second and Third
Second Ward. 10 delegates, at Lesie's.
Fourth ard K; Third Ward, 20 delegates,
William Tell House, Ninth and j ]; Fourth
Ward, &c delegates, Touhey's. Tenth and NJ.
The list of Inspectors and Judges, the poll.
ing places in the county and number of dele
gates each district is entitled to, are adver.
tised.
In the First Ward there is but one ticket.
1t is known in local political parlance as the
Rhoada- Rider ticket. 1t derives its name
from the leaders of the party in that ward.
1t is supposed to be solid for w. A. Auder.
son for Senator. In fact, the First Ward is
solid for whoever il goes for. 1t is the integer
Of Sacramento politics votes as unit, and
it is said by ill-natured people, trades as a
unls-but this latter charge perhaps has no
foundation in fact. There is no contest in
the First Ward.
In the Second Ward the caucus ticket was
made i'll the interest of Joseph Wiseman for
Supervisor. The opposition to Mr.. Wisemsn
did not appear in the caucus. The opposition
element met and made ticket. which, by its
printed head, calls itself the w. D. Stalker
ticket. 1t is in the interest of MIR. Stalker
for Supervisor, and will be worked vigorously
at the polls to-day. On the all.absorbing
question Of Senator the Second Ward tickets
are supposed to be unpledged. though indi-
viduals upon each ticket are strongly biased
for and against Mr.. johnson.
In the Third Ward strong .icket was
named by the caucus of Thursday evening,
which meets with general support in the
ward. An opposition ticket, worked chiefly
by Win. j. Davis, Fred. kim and other ward
bes es, is in opposition chiefly to the can
didacy of Grove l.. johnson for Senator,
Mr. Davis is as pronounced against Mr..
johnson as If the latter had at some time
been poundmaster and had lassooed the for
mers dog. The contest premises to be warm,
particularly if the weather continues at the
fever stage noted for the past few days.
The Fourth Ward is said to be 1.-THE boss. ="
The caucus rule excluded candidates from
the ticket. and much difficulty was expert
epced in finding Republicans, not candidates,
sufh cient to fill two tickets. There are TWEEN.
ty-three candidates for the office of Super
visor, which is all the more surprising since
it is well known thst the county treasury is
empty, nothing being left but the safe and an
indebtedness of $40. 600 against che general
fund. The opposition to the Turner Hall
ticket will be called the Republican ticket,
Fourth Ward.
So far as other county officers are con.
cerned, they are hardly spoken of, owing to
the intense interest taken in the Senatorial
contest For the Office of Sheriff, the present
incumbent, Adolph Heilbron, and r. H.
Berkey, are the leading contestants. Four
C andidatss appear for the office of Assessor
to wit: j. w Houston. ]. I. Griffltts, f. A.
Shepherd and n. j. Toll. Quite lively con.
test exists between w. Z. Gerber and j. H.
Miller, both Of the Fourth Ward, for the
nomination for the off 20 of Auditor and Rs
corder. Owing to the depleted state of the
county finances, but one person has offered
his name as q candidate for the office of
Treasurar-A. S. Greenlaw. For County
Clerk there are two candidates William B.
Hamilton and G. M. Coglsn. La the Third
District there is little if any opposition to
Samuel Blair for Supervisor.
Following are the tickets which will be
voted in the different wards to-day:
First Ward-A. G. Freeman, VIM. Josephs,
J. ID. Tate, Geo. K. Rider, CHARLES Gillespie,
A. J. Rboads, T. Eissnminyer, F. f. Tebbets,
Fred j. Kearney, George E. Soule, j. Nc
Nesser, H. w. Watkins, d. Farris, Jr., A.
Kelly, II. WachEorst, G. S. Kasson and H.
w. Tally.
Second Ward regular Republican ticket-N.
L. Drew, 9. 7. Jones. Chris Green, George
Young, J. w. Wilson, A. Grubbs, John Shell
lars, S. Montgsillard, K. Leslie, p. A. Miller.
John hatcher, John Ingram, Albert l.. Hart,
Alex. Nelson, Z. J. Hopper, ID. J. Long, f.
Smell, n. j. Nathan, J. Schaden.
Regular Stalker ticket-C. T. Jones, John
McNeill, j. +. Farnsworth. Clarence Nielsen,
Robert Hunt, Alex. Nelson, r. B. Robert.
son, Matt. Cooke, A. S,hsden. A. Grubbs,
J. A; oblin, N; s. Nichols, Ed. Duffy. A.
A. Rsdington, N. j. Nathan, Charles Sci.
linger, Il. schulmyer. George w. Stafford, j.
w. Todd.
Third Ward regular Republican ticket
John Rider, J. r. Watson. w. r. CantweIl,
L. B. Mcfarland, Dougald ellis, Benjamin
WEIGH, A. II. Hubbard, C. A. Stevens, L.
Elkus, Harry r Snow, G. N. Post, Philip
Douglas, P. J. Hickman, Harry Klays, P.
Neuman, S. Urep, ID. Lubin, w. A. Hough-
ton, w. G. Fitch, Frank Ruhstaller, S.
Dwyer, Charles Hooper, L. K Hammer, w.
r. Ormsby, William Avery. George Smith,
John Talbot, Thomas Wormby, ( J. F. Cohn.
Fourth Ward Regular Republican ticket
Precinct 4 = Charles McOresry, o. P.
Goodhue, S }. jackson. III. A. Howard, H.
S. Turton, w. P. Eldred, r J. Fletcher, }.
p. Pierrepont, Anaria johnson, w. A. Nc.
Keehan, M. S. Green. D. Dierssen and P.
Stanton. Precinct 4d-Nicolaus Mohap,
John Conran, Edward Cadwalader, Charles
Traver, Phil. HeIzog, Nate. Webb, George
Murray, T J. Scott, J. NJ. Tenbrook, Daniel
Reardon, H. d. Gamble. Clay Chapman and
j. w. Guthrie.
Republican ticket-Fourth Ward-Felix
Tracy, Frank Miller T. H. Wallis, Frank
Lenoir. o P. Goodhue, H. o. johnson, E.
Nj. Martin, 4 Walters, P. L. Hickman, H.
A. Burnett, w. P. Emery, William Henley,
Israel Luce, Daniel Flint, Elias Rath, Geo.
B. Blue, j. w. Guthrie, Charles Cooley,
Nate. Webb, George Murray. Phil. Herzog.
II. Clay Chapman, Robert Miller, l.. s. Tay-
lor, Frank Avery and w. A. Fountain.
SACRAMENTO AND PLAcERvILLE RAILROAD.
On and after Monday. August 7th, until
further netice, trains will run between Sacra.
mento and Single Springs as follows Leave
Sacramento for Folsom, Latrobe and Single
Springs. s "A. NJ; leave Sacramento for Fol.
som, P. NJ; leave Single Springs for La
trobe, Folsom and Sacramento, 11:30 A. M;
leave Latro5e Cor Folsom and Sacramento,
1912 P. NJ; leave Folsom for Sacramento.
$50 y N; leave Folsom for Sacramento.
Ills m.
CHARGED WITH AN ASSAULT. - Joseph
Zsuraug and Joseph Bowman, who reside
near the Costumes river, were examined be.
fore Justice Coggins, of this city, yesterday,
upon charge of an assault to commit muir.
der. The prosecuting witness was a China
msn by the name of All Gang. The charges
were dismissed on account of INSULT cheney of
evidence.
NEW CITIzsSs.-In Department Two of
the Superior Court, yesterday, Peter Neil