Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-26
AHr1-DsBRgs CONVENTION,


The following is complete list Of the del
egates appointed to the Anti-Debris Conven
ton which meets in this city to-day, with thu
exception of Placer county:
Colusa-Wm. Ash, John Boggs, Lee +
Moulton, Will S. Green, NJ. Davis, NJ. Nc
Daniels, E. r. Graham, VIM. Ogden, J. w
Brim, L. B. Ayers. James Smart, Hugh
l. gan, George Hurdmsn, James Bosdep, G.
2. Wilson, j. q. Stovsll. Burt THAR, John
Browning, n. Rollins, Ed. Peart, W. H.
| Cross, w. NJ. Caldwell, Howell Davis, NJ.
Eddy, Sam Gilmore, NJ. Davis.
Yolo-J. B. Greene, David MCGOWAN,
Samuel Maddox, I. n. Hosg, Charles Clay,
George Swipgle, S. NJ. Enos. G. G. Chap.
man, Thomas Martin. w. III. Marden. D. n.
Hershey, A. G.. Mccormick, Robt. Roberts,
| A. w. Morris, J. W. Jacobs, G. w. Hyatt,
| E. r. Lowe. j. H. Harlan, J. P. Bullock, c.
G. Day, ID. @. Adams, w. a. Duncan, G. II.
Hoppin, Thomas Hail. t. H. Llpgenour.
Sacramento-I Z Dwinell, w S. Mesick,
Diggory Hobbs, F. R. Dray, W. S. Manloyp,
DR.. Obed Harvey, VIM. Johnston, J. NJ, U p.
ham, L. H. Fassett, Moses Sprague, G. G.
McMullen. John Rooney. A. S. Greenlaw,
| George Cadwalader, G. W. Pierce, r. j.
| Merkley. Frank Miller, J. NJ. Stephenson,
II. M. LaRue, c. Green, J. Reuter-, DR..
Snyder, F. Cox, DaEiel Flint, Grove L.
johnson.
Tehama-J. C. Tyler, John Barry, Jack.
son Ely, John Brady, @. A. Campbell, T. n.
Howell, II. S. Cornell, n. Crocker. B. w.
Schroeder, d. Clark, J. w. Burgess. Jerome
McGovern, d. B. Lyon, ii. II. Tolley, f.
Fish, G. M. Lowrey, J. w. O'Brien, H.
Wentz, E. H. Ward, M. B. French, Bruce
B. Lee and John Clements,
Batte-General Bidwell, A. D. Nelson,
r. r. Frimple. George NJ. Lewis, A. w.
Campbell, E. Fsgip, Sam Fleming, J. L.
Lewis, Barney Marshall, Carrot Cepple, Ma
rion Biggs. Jr., G. N. Reed, F. A. Shaeffer,
Nathan Wood, John c. Young, J. O. Brad
ford. Jos. N. Brown, VIM. Elliott, Phillip
Heffner, Judge Pratt, w. w. Durham, P.
NJ. Harrison, B. d. Gray, j. M. Wilson and
Bice Mcneil.
San Joaquin--John Baldwin, E. 3. Cogs.
we'll. George A. Conrad. Thomas Walls, ST.,
w. Z. Prather, J. G.. Russell, d. S. Rosen.
baum, J. d. Peters, J. X. Hook, w. c.
Miller. L. U. Shippee. II. G. Smith, George
Gray, A. Gall, B. I. K Preston, w. W.
McKaig. J. h. Tone, J. Fl. Dodge, D. A.
Learned, r. c. Sargent, Thomas Clements,
w. b. Stamper, B. F. Langford, C. r.
Montgomery and j. w. Ferris.
Suffer-. III. Craddcck, l.. P, Farmer,
VIM. Saunders, J. K. Woed, J. S. Metteer'
Geo. NJ. Aten, B. r. Spillman, G. NJ. Save,
S. Z. Wilson. Geo. Ohleyer, Homer Saukey,
t. d. Kirk, Will Acton. b. F. Walton. OTIS
Clark. II. S. Graves, P. E Dresher, J. w.
Hewlett, WIN Trevathap, Ira H. Wood, J.
Monger, G. W. Carpenter, I. W. Huffaker,
J. G. Gray, 7. B. Hull.
Yuba-A. C. Bingham, W. 7. Ellis, DIR.
G. E Stone, DR.. S. J. s. Rogers, f. d. Hud.
son, NJ. Marcuse, VIM. NJ. Bell, A. D. CUTS.
A. j. Wightman,' }. F. Flathman, II. Bruce.
E. Teeearden. III. G. Niemyer, D. A. Ostrom,
Samuel Harding, G. E. Sexey, G. X. Dam,
d. Z. burst, Frank Kirshner, Frank Ters.
tegge, L. J. Filcher. 2. L Hutchinson,
James Dryden, Robert Miller, G. w.
Huchins.
Solano county refused to appoint delega-
ton. Stauislaus county was also invited to
send delegation, but declined Tehama
county has appointed % delegates instead of
10. the number allotted.
The object of the Convention is to NOM
mate either in part er full State ticket. In
all probability the candidates will be chosen
from those already nominated by the two
leading parties. 1t is understood that letters
from NJ. M. Estee and General Stoneman,
defining THAR positions on the debris ques.
ton, will be read before the Convention.
A large number of the delegates arrived in
this city yesterday, and last night an in
formal meeting was held at the anti-debris
headquarters. at which meeting it was de.
cided that the Convention should be called to
order at 2:30 P. NJ. 1t will be held at the
Capitol, the necessary preparations having
all been made