Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-11
Political ings-Nominationsl Made.

POLITICAL Meetings-NominatiOR Made
SAN BERNARDINo, September 9sh.-The
Republican County Convention was held to-
day, and the following nominations made :
L. Holcomb; Assessor. w. I'll. HArrod Dis
trics Attorney, G. w. Q. Rowell; Sheriff, j.
B. Burkhart Superintendent of Public
Schools, ID. b. Stureis: Coroner, H. w.
Rice; Treasurer, FL. Yager; County Sur
yeyor, j. ID. Dunlsp; Supsryisors-J. g.
Burt, VIM. Hsspg, n. J. Piston, A. ?. John
son and Z. II. Gates.
REDWOOD CITY, September 9sh.-The
County Democratic Convention met at Ger.
mania Hall to-day. J. c. Maynard was
elected Chairman, and S. G. Lssry and w. J.
Murry Secretaries. The following candidates
were nominated: For Assembly. J. V. Cole
Bicknell, of Redwood City; Sheriff, Harry
Hatch, of Spapishtown Auditor, Henry
Hall, Of Menlo Park; Treasurer. l.. Jacob
SOD, of Redwood City District Attorney,
Geo. A. Buck, of Redwood City; Assessor,
2. ]. NJ aloney, of Menlo Park Superintend-
ent Of Public Schools, J. M. Richardson, of
San Gregorio.
STOCKTON, September 9Sh.-The Demo.
cratic County Convention me. in this city to-
dav and put in nomination the following
ticket: For Senator, +. T. Baldwin Assem-
OlyHaf, -. .. Jerry. ". .. stevens enc i.
W. Kerrick; Sheriff, Edward Callahan /;
Treasurer. Louis Gerlach Assessor, james
Garrett; Recorder, George A. Hargrave I;
County Clerk, Charles w. Yolland; Super
intendent of Public Schools, s. A. Sollinger /;
District Attorney, s. A. Booker ublic AID.
ministrator, r. r. Reibenstein Coroner
John Gambetta; Supervisors, d. G. Shep-
herd, A. Leach, W. N. K. Carson, William
Ennis and Levi Nicewonger.
SANTA BARBARA, September 9sb.-The
Democratic District Convention yesterday
nominated J. Marion Brooks for Senator Of
the counties of San Luis Obispo, Ventura
and Santa Barbara. @. A. Stroke was nom.
mated for the Assembly for the counties of
Ventura and Santa Barbara.
SANTA Cruz September 9sh.--The Demo.
cratic Convention met this afternoon. The
following nominations were made: For Dis
trict Attorney, j. A. Hall J. d. Bagnell for
Assemblyman L. Dakar, Sheriff; G.
Stei0metz. Treasurer; DIR. f. p. Vsux, Cor.
oner and Public Administrator; T. w.
Wright, Surveyor, and T. V. Matthews, As.
SCISSOR. The nomination for Clerk was passed.
VIsALIA, September 9sh.-The Republican
Convention has nominated for Sheriff John
w. Lloyd; County Clerk, Lucian Douglass /;
Auditor. L. A. Rockwell; Recorder, .. Z.
Denny; Assessor, +. G.. Jetferds; Tax Col
iecCof, H. L. hefrlI, DlsIrlcs attorney,
Oregon Sanders; School superintendent, 81.
f. Turner Surveyor, Volney Baker; Coro-
ner and Public Administrator. DIR. A. K.
Hall; Supervisors-J. o. Blakely, B. Rugies,
DIR. John Catler, Leroy Redied, J. N.
Wright. The Senatorial Convention nomin.
ated G. +. Rice for State Senator.
Anti.Debrfs Association.
MARYsvILLE, September 9tb.-The annual
meeting of the Anti-Debris Association of
Sacramento Valley was held in Yuba City
to-day. G. L. Sexey, S. Z. Wilson, e. X.
Dam, b. F. Walton and b. D. Gray were
elected Directors.
seIfDefense.
CoLusA, September 9sh.-Thomas Malone,
who had an examination before Justice Brass.
fields yesterday and to day, was discharged
to-day on the ground of self-defense for killing
john Smith at Oiland On September 1st.
Last Day OF the Chico Fair.
CHICO, September 9sh.-The Third District
Fair at Chico closed to-day. The show of
stock this year was better than on any prev
ious one, and the awards were made one day
earlier, TO enable the owners to complete their
arrangements for the State Fair. This even.
ing, at the Pavilion, the premiums were
awarded and paid. The first race to-day was
pacing, for purse of 5000. Rodep, Buz and
Black Prince were entered. Roden won the
first heat Prince distanced. Time, 2:4Sk
w den won the second heat Time, 2:455
ID the third heat and race. Time, 2:475.
Second raes was trotting. three in Eve,
Datcaman and Roanoke. Dutch.
p .he first heat in 2:i4s Roanoke the
2:S7s4. and the third in 2:46a.
Child Fatally Burned.
p, September oh. - The fye-
liter of s. T. Pendegast, of this
\diy burned yesterday by her
ing fire. The little sufferer
et agony pntil to-day a. 3
tn relieved hes of pai1.
on the Ferry steamer.
per 9sh.-At noon to-day
n off the ferry steamer
in such manner as to
superintendent Wilder
of the slip, and will
20 trains can run on
Los Angeles.
er 9th.-Goverpor
lay and formally
rmsI School. He
mbS. gth.-About one mile
while the engine of the work
D1tral Pacific Railroad WA
be main track, it encountered