Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-10

| favor of MIR. johnson, and said he would
labor hard for the SUCCESS of the ticket.
The roll was called with the following re-
| suit: johnson LA, Young 20. MIR. johnson
having received a majority of all the votes
cast. be was declared the nominee of the Con-
| yention.
w. A. Anderson moved that the nomins.
ton of Grove L. johnson for State Senator
be made unanimous. Carried.
| The next thing in order being the nomina-
ton of 8 Senator from the country, William
Johnston named j. Reuter-. Obed Harvey
of Gait placed in nomination Seymour Carr
Of Alabama township. Both of these gentle-
men appeared before the Convention and
made brief speeches, in which they indorssd
the platform. Both also referred to their
records in the Legislature, they both having
served this county in the Assembly.
The roll WIS called with the following re-
suit: Routier III, Carr 90.
On motion of Mr.. Carr tho nomination Of
| Mr.. Routier was made unanimous.
For AsseUlblyman, L. S. Taylor placed in
nomination Elwoed Bruner.
Alb. G. Freeman presented tie name of Ed
| win X. Alsip.
G. I. Jones named G. w. Hancock.
w. R. Cantwell asked that the Convention
nominate i. D. Ryan.
Felix Tracy warmly Endorsed tie nounina-
ton of L. K. Alsip. saying that he repre-
sented the business of Sacramento city.
Obed Harvey also spoke in behalf of MIR.
Alsip.
/ Elwood Bruner addressed the Convention,
indorsing the platform and referring to his
previous record in the Assembly.
L. X. Alsip appeared on the stand, in.
| dorsed the platform, pledged himself to sup
port the ticket whether nominated or not, ard
promised that if he was sent to the Legisa-
ture, he would make every endeavor within
his power to see that the taxes Of Sacramento
| city and county were reduced.
George w. Hancock next appeared, and
after paying his respects to the financial
clerk, remarked that he had heard read the
platform, and that it suited him fom bottom
TO top. He said two years ago he tiled for an
Office and got left. But then that was bad
year for Hancocks; he hoped to do better
this year. He pledged himself to support the
said he should, il elected, ever have an eye to
the interests of Sacramento city and county,
and the valley of the Sacramento.
| i. ID. Ryan mounted the rostrum and adj
dressed the Convention in few brief but elo.
quent remarks. He claimed to be Sscra.
mento boy, born and educated in this city.
He was proud of the Republican party, it
being the party of progress. He fully in
dorsed tho platform, and would work hard for
the success of the ticket. Mr.. Ryan was fire.
quently applauded, and when he finished his
remarks he was greeted with perfect storm
of applause.
The roll was called, with the following re-
suit: +. ID. Ryan III, George w. Hancock
81, Elwood Bruner SO, E. K Alsip "a Heces.
sary to a choice 81. Messrs. Ryan and Han
cock having received the requisite number of
votes, they were declared the nominees Of the
| Convention.
For Assemblymsn from the country, w.
r. Cantwell nominated R. Fl. Lockett.
Mr. LOckett, 10 a short and well.timed
speech, defined his position on the issues Of
the day and Endorsed the platform.
There being no opposing candidate, Mr.
Lockett was nominated by reclamation.
The next order of business was the nom
| ination of County Clerk.
Charles I. Jones placed in nomination
Charles M. Coglau.
John L. Butler named John Lawton, of
| Ashland.
Both these gentlemen addressed the Con.
vention briefly and Endorsed the platform.
| The roll was called, with the following re-
suit Coglsn 10S, Lawton, 20.
MIR. Ccglan was declared the nominee of
the Convention.
For Sheriff, A. c. Freeman placed in nom.
nation the present incumbent, a. Hebron.
! j. w. Wilson placed in nomination the
present County Clerk T. II. Berkey.
After both candidates had addressed the
meeting AMI Endorsed the platform, the roll
was called and resulted as follows Berkey,
80; Hebron, 81. Mr.. Berkey having re.
ceived majority was declared the nominee
of the Convention. When the result was an
nouuced the cheering was loud and long. and
Mr.. Berkey was loudly called for. He ap-
| pesred, and in few remarks than ked the
| Convention for the nomination.
The next order of business was the nom-
nation fJr County Assessor.
g: I. Jones placed in nomination J. I.
Grifitts.
w. A. Houghton named ". B. Davies.
Both gentlemen addressed thu Convention
and Endorsed the platform. The roll was
called, with the following result: Griffitts.
156; Davis, II. Griffists was declared the
nominee of the Convention.
On motion the Convention adjourned to
7P. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Upon reassembliug, the Convention pro-
ceeded to nominations for District Attorney.
/ j. Z. Watson nominated S. Scion Holl.
/ Charles ]. Jones placed in nomination
/ Robert T. Deylin.
/ a. G. Freeman nominated Henry L. Buck.
ley.
Il The first ballot resulted in no choice.
II X. T. Devlin then withdrew from the con-
test.
The second ballot was taken, with the fol-
loving result: Holl 90, Ruckleyl75.
Mr.. Holl, having received a majority, was
declared the nominee.
For Auditor and Recorder, Israel Luce
nominated J. H. Miller, and W. L. Gerber
was placed in nomination by Geo. I. Rich.
i The following the result Of the roll
call Gerber 129, Miller AZ.
H MIR. Gerber was declared the nominee.
For County Treasurer, w. A. Houghton
nominated A. S. Greenlaw.
III l.. S. TAYLOR nominated J. w. Richmond.
4 Peter Newman nominated George E.
Kuchler.
y Mr.. Kuehler declined the nomination
/ On roll.cau the result was as follows
Gfeenlaw l57, Richmond Is.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
G. n. Post placed in nomination j. d.
Blanchard, of Fclzom.
4 Seymour Carr nominated Q. E. Bishop.
1 w. A. Houghton nominated j. G. Medley.
4 Mr.. Medley declined the nomination.
81 l.. S. Taylor nominated S. 81. Jackman.
4 The result Of the roll call wss Bishop 100
Blanchard ca. Jsckman s.
Mr.. Bishop, the present Incumbent, was
declared the nominee of the Convention.
q For Public Administrator, John Talbot
4 placed in nomination II. S. Beals.
! j. Il. Watson nominated G. w. Martin.
c. II. Hubbard nominated +. 81. Russell.
First bsllot-Besls 65 Martin 40. Russell
81. Second ballot-Beals %, Martin 90,
| Russell 10.
Mr.. Bsals having received majority was
| uectaESU
For County Coroner, w. A. Anderson
placed in nomination A. J. Vermilys
Felix Tracy nominated j. Frank Clark.
Robert Miller nominated DIR. Deuel.
Daniel Burns nominated r. A. Parker
The ballot resulted as follows: Clark 30,
Deuel. 13, Parker n, Vermilya SO. j. Frank
Clark was declared the nominee.
On motion of MIR. Yermiya, the nomina.
| ton of Mr.. Clark was made unanimous
| For GaunEv Survaynr Rnhprt IlayIio
placed in nomination Jim G. Pierson, present
| Incumbent. There being no other nomina-
| tons, Mr.. Person was nominated 6y acclama.
| ton.
For Police Judge, w. S. Stafford and A
Henley we're nominated. The ballot stood:
Stafford 81. Henley 81. Stafford was declared
| the nominee.
For Justices of the Peace, W. r. Canswel
J. q. Tubbs, }. w. Gilmer and l. s. Brown
were placsd in nomination. The ballot re-
suited as follows: Tubbs So, Gilmer AZ,
Brown %. Csntwell 80. Messrs. Tubbs and
Gilmer having received the requisite number
of votes, were declared the nominees.
For Constables. FraDk Swift, Samuel Har.
vey, A. I. Turner and W. J. Cooper were
| nominated. Roll called-S~ift rs, Cooper
81, Harvey so, Turner 3. Swift aud Harvey
were declared the nominees.
Supervisors were nominated for the several
districts as follows: First District, B. Stein
| man. Second District, Joseph Wissman.
Third District. Samuel Blair Fourth Dis
trict. Samuel Gottleib. Fifth District, G. q.
McMullen. Sixth District. Edward Christy.
Seventh District, z. r. Beckley.
The following were elected delegates to the
State Convention First Supervisor District,
A. J. Rhoads and George K Rider; Second,
Chris Green and G. t. Jones; Third, j. r.
Watson and Dougald ellis; Fourth, Felix
Tracy and E. Walters; Fifth, George Atkin-
son aud L. Dole; Sixth. p. +. Doian and ].
Z: Butler; Seventh, Dwight HOLSTER and
05ed Harvey at large, I. B. Mcfarland,
Frank Miller, w. A. Anderson, Albert Hart,
J. 81, Bnrnham and S. III. Howell.
The following County Central Committee
was elected: First prscinck A. J. Rhoads ::