Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-28
CALIFORNIA POLITICS.
Republi can Primaries and Conventions
Delegates Chosen and Officers Eomi
mated.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uNIos.l

MARYsv1LLE, August 26th.-The Repub
lican County Convention met to-day with
an unusually large attendance, delegates
from every precinct in the county being
represented. The following nominations
were made: District Attorney, J. L. Hall
Sheriff, II. L. Mccoy; Clerk, I. j. Sher.
wood Treasurer, c. A. Stratton; Re.
corder, o. F. Redfeld Assessor, E. E
Meek Superintendent of Schools, II. G..
Babcock Public Administrator. A. J.
Cumberson Surveyor, Joseph johnson
Coroner, George NJ. Fronk Assemblymen,
John Lands, of Wheatland, and F. II.
Greeley, of Marysville. Delegates to the
State Convention-J. 81. Jewett, n. d.
Rideout, I. J. Sherwood, d. o. Daggett,
J. ?. Brown, d. E. knight, Justus Gree.
ley.
MERGED.
MERGED, August 26th.-The Republi-
cans of MERGED County held their County
Convention to-day and nominated the fol.
lowing ticket: Sheriff, w. J. Quigley
ipresent County Treasurer; Clerk, John
w. Simonson (present Incumbent As.
SCISSOR, s. A. Smith; District Attorney,
Frank NJ. Ostrander Treasurer. George
W. Halstead, Jr.; Superintendent of
Schools, Robert s. Taylor; Coroner and
Public Administrator, DR.. l.. HI. Bradley
Surveyor, George Kelsey; Supervisor of
the First District, c. J. Cressey Supervi
sor of the Second District, w. NJ. H.
Hartley of MERGED; for District No. no
nomination was made; for roadmaster of
MERGED District, Dan. Donovan of Plains
burg; delegates to the State Convention,
S. C. Bates, Henry Dewey, J. D. Drum.
mond and K. KELSEY. V. Fl. Ostrander,
Augustine Smith, ]. L. Crittenden and J.
O. Blackburn were elected delegates to
the Senatorial Convention for the district
composed of Mariposa, MERGED and STAINS.
laus counties, and to the Assembly Con.
vention for the district composed of Mari
posa and MERGED counties. The third and
fourth resolutions adopted take strong
grounds in favor of the Sunday law, and
demand such measures adopted as will
eventually extinguish the retail liquor
traffic in the State. The fifth demands
the enactment of law prohibiting dis.
elimination in freights and fares by rail.
road and navigation companies in the
State. The sixth disapproves all compro-
misses of railroad taxes heretofore made in
the county. The seventh indorses NJ. NJ.
Estee as the choice of the party in this
county for Governor.
Contra Costa.
MARTINEZ, August 26th.-The County
Republican Convention of Contra Costa
county, consisting Of fifty.seven delegates,
assembled at Martinez to-day. The follow.
ing delegates were elected to the State Re-
publican Convention, to be held at Sacra.
mento next Wednesday c. s. Cousins, j.
NJ. Stone, G. P. Loucks, Peter Bargiop,
William Shaffer Delegates-at.large-D
N. Shsrburne. Morgan Morgans and NJ. H.
Bailhachs. The following delegates were
elected to attend the joint Senatorial Con-
vention of this COUNTY and Marin AFRO
Runrill, David Glass, T. II. Mccarthy, C.
J. Clayton, J. r. Baker. Munson Gregory,
A. d. Biggs and NJ. B. I-ery.
Alameda.
\ OAKLAND, August 26th.-The Republic
esq County Convention will meet Monday
mor.ping at Ii o'clock, at Gegmania Hall,
oakland, to select thirty delegates to rep
resent *he county of Alameda at the State
Conventlo>n. To select the delegates to
tne CountyS Convention primary elections
were held to-day. The County Committee
has recommended to the County Conven.
ton that tnsy .apportion the representa-
lows: Alameda, 81; BROOKLYN loutside OF
the city of OaklandS, /; Eden Township.
3; Murray Township. 2; Oakland Town.
ship lOutside of the kitty of Oakland), s /;