Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-09

III. A. Burnett. VIM. Henley, Israel Luce
Daniel Flint, Elias Rath, Geo. B. Blue, J
w. Guthrie. Chas. Cooley, Nate Webb, Geo
Murray, Phil. Herzog, II. Clay Chapman
Robert Miller. L. S. Taylor. Frank Avery
w. a. Fountain, Charles McCreary, w. P
! Eldred-26.
FIFTH DISTRICTS DELEGATES.
Guthrie's-J. Olsen. Ed. Beckley, Georg
Rich, j. p Odhert-4
SutterviIle-E. Dole. r. J. Merkley, g. l.
Munger, +. Ell. Slack.
Pockman's-Wm. Robinson. T. Davies
| Brighton--P. H. Murphy, VIM. Baker, F.
| G. Bailey-3.
Routier's-H. Cronkite, John McDsrmot,
.
Couch's-Fay Raymond-I.
Antelope-A. s. Lindlsy, S. Dekay, Jos.
| Heiutz-3.
Howelrs-.Sid. Howell, II. A. Parker,
VIM. Dixon, w. W. Wade-4.
Michigan Bar-John w. Heath. - Jen.
nings-2.
Live Oak-Gso. Atkinson, Francis Mitch.
clip.
SIXTH DIsTRICT-14 DELEGATES.
Ashlaud-George Little, - Lowell-2,
| Folsom-Edward Christy, Joseph Kenney.
M. Doll. VIM: Waldron, P. F. Doian, w. A.
| Ford, Peter Yaker-7.
Mormon Island = John McComber, J.
Freese-2.
Hallway House-John E. Butler, Nc.
Ewen-2.
Saulsbury's-David McEwen-1.
SEVENTH DIsrRIcr-37 DELEGATES.
Elk Grove-John Andrews, George Carr.
M. Sherwood, - Garrett, b. f. Beans-5.
U nioa Houses. Q. Tryop, Jos, Sims
Freeport-Phil. Rel, D. T. Lufkin, n. D.
Hacks.
Franklin-Jacob Korn. II. Erhardt, l. E.
Hsll-3.
Richland-Isaac Bryan, Fl. T. Huggins-2.
Courtland-Dwighr Hollister, w. H. Mey.
ers, j. V. Sims.-3
Walnut Groye-Alex Brown, B. ID. Beck.
ley, j. L. T0wa-3.
Islston-A. j. Bump. Henry Hebb, Hart
+. Smith,
Hicksville-J. o. Kane, II. s. Putney-2.
GAlt-Obed Harvey. John Brewster, John
Sawyer, S. Wriston-4.
Clay S.ation-Seymour Carr, T. II. Fow.
Ter. H d. Johnson-3
Florin-T. Jenkins, J. Scho6eld, L. H.
Fassett-3.
| Emmaton-J. NJ. Upham-1.
h The delegates from the country were all in
town last evening. A caucus was held on
almost every street corner. Judge T. B.
McFarland and Felix Tracy are both spoken
lpf for Chairman of the Convention, Also
Obed Harvey, of Calf.
For Secretary. McFetrish, Thomas
ALLEN and Frsnk Lenoir.
w. G. Van Fleet will not be candidate
for Senator.
Fred. A. Shepherd has Withdrawn from the
/ fight for the Assessorship.
/ Frank Swift, J.. Fletcher and FL. o. John.
son are can 1idatss for Sergeant-at.Arms.
The Coroners were ont in full force yester-
Eday, bnttonholing the delegates. The card;.
Edstes for that office are almost equal in num-
sbsr to the candidates for Supervisor in the
Fourth Ward.
John L.wton is coming to the front as a
stroDg candidate for the office of County
Clerk.
Samuel Blair, in the Third Ward, will, il
as said, be dominated for Supervisor on the
tlhrst ballot. as will also Edward Christy in
the Sixth District.
The Senatorial fight in the city lies between
ALEX. Anderson ADD Grove L. johnson,
SRoutier for country Senator appears to have
no opposition.
I For Supervisor from the Fourth District
kSamuel Gottlieb and George o. Bates are in
Bthe lead.
It is said that George G. McMullen has
won the fight in the Fifth District.
MERCHANDISE REPORT Freight as follows
for Sacramento passed Ogden on the 9Th For
Booth Il Co., 100 cans condensed milk; w,
ID. Comstock, case furniture walnut; J. J.
Spieker, / case popsr; Continental Oil Com
pany, tank oil, 900 faucet cans, 800 boxes
spirits turpantine; Mebius & Co., 10 barrels
hams, l barrel bacon, Is boxes spices, Is
boxes saking powder; Lindlg & Co, 81
boxes extracts, Ill boxes spices s. b. Ridg-
way. can glycerire III. S. Cncker & Co.,
20 handles paper; Stsndardv4 Company,
500 cans petroleum HuntiugtoIl Hopkins &
Co., 10 boxes and &c bundles hardware. 4
csses hammocks, 40 bundles shsvels. 6 cases
carriage bolts, barrel pulleys, l75 bils sheet
iron, Is bellows. l box presses, & drums iron
pipe fittings james G. Davis, -.box walnut
furniture a. A. Van VOORHEES, : Co., case
leather; Hale Bros & Co., / Dor cotton vel.
vet q. w. Chesley, l box cigars; Empire
Coll Manufacturing Company, 1 barrel shoes
and dies; n. s. Arnold & Co., ID bdls rims !:
Baker Hamilton, l case hardware Adams,
McNeill & Co., case baking powder, 5 bar.
rels hams; Locke d Lavenson, cases win
dow shades.
ANTI.DEBRIs GUARD MEETING. - The
Anti-Debris Guard met al their headouar.
ters last evening and Effected their organic
alton by electing permanent officers, as fol.
lows: Thomas Fox, President; Frank j.
Devlin, Secretary and Treasurer; Joseph P.
Wiseman, Captain; Albert Pink, First
Lieutenant. ; III. T. Wells, Second Lieuten.
ant Oscar Flint Third Lieutenant. /.
Hoag. George Cadwalader, John II Sheehan
aud John 81. Oa4reii@ were elected honorary
members of the Guard. Measurement was
taken of all present for regalia. ard all who
have signed the roll for membership of the
Guard were requested by resolution to 90 TO
the Mechanics Store at their earliest couve-
nieuce to give in their measurement. About
seventy young men have become members of
the Guard. The next meeting will be at the
headquarters on Wednesday evening, the 10th
instant.
He THREW BRIcK.-Y ssterday morning,
a. Friend & Terry's lumber yard on Second
aud M streets, two of the employees, Andrew
Olsen and Robert Crump. quarrelled about
the unloading of wagon. During the quar-.
rel Crump became very much excited. picked
up brick, and hurled it with great force at
Olsen. striking him on the thigh and break
ing his leg.
SOLDIERS REUNIoN.-The first reunion of
the veterans of the late war ever held on this
coast will take place il a few days at Monte
rey. 1t is understood that quite number
are going from this city. Tn the Eastern
States they are held annually. Ca such occa-
sions the old and tattered battle flags are
brought out AID carried during the parade.
KEARNEY WILL SPEAK.-Denis Kearney.
the celebrated saud.lot orator. is in the city
aud will address the public from stand on
the ccraer OF Third and X streets tonight.
He viii discus the Chinese question, fares
snd freights. he Sunday law, and all the
issues before the people.
GRAIN BUR,HD.-A gentleman from Lin
coin, who was visiting the city yesterday.
stated that q stack of grain belonging to
Clay ton Boydea Fear Lincoln. Placer county.
was burned Yesterday morning. It is sup
pose1 that tran aps set it on fire. 1t was in.
srred for $500.
Rae. AT AGRICULTURAL PARK.-There
will be trottiIig race at Agricultural Park
on Thursday. THE contestants will be two
well-known tros Hers, Lady Emma and Jennie,
The race viii commence at 2:30 P. NJ. 1t will
be mile heats, / est three in five, for purse of
S400.
LATE ARREs fs.-The following appeared
on the slate at The station house at II o'clock
las. night: MIS-. Crowell. disturbing tie
peace, by officer Ash All Jim, rnisdemeanor,
by Deputy Ass asor Harvey.
IMnIGRANTs. One hundred and twenty.six
immigrants pass ed Carlin yesterday en- route
to California. They viii arrive in this CITY
by the overland this afternoon.
The assortment of trunks at Hale Bros. &
Co. S is concedef by all who have visited this
department TO te excelled by none, and the
prices that thss' sre marked at cannot h4Ip
but please.
OUR remnant table is a prominent feature
during Hsle's s7eat sale it is replenished
daily FROM the nseirable goods that are moving
30 rapidly each day.
EVERYBODY svails themselves of the rare
opportunity to tbtsin bargains, at the rem.
nsns table of Hale's great clearance sale.