Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-26

honor of being placed in nomination before
such an assemblage of Democrats Lake of
Solano nominated Paul Shirley Of Contra
Costa; Berry of Santa Clara nominated w.
A. January of Santa Clara; Craig of Santa
Cruz nominated Otto Klappenberg OF San
Francisco.
L e first ballet resulted as follows: Poole
80. January I5S, Shirley 1G1, Klsppenberg
81, Bush 4. The second ballot resulted, Poole
63, January 15S. Shirley 1877, Klsppenberg
II. At this stage Poole was withdrawn. The
third ballot resulted, January 22S, Shirley
223, kIappenberg none; necessary to q choice,
22S. January received the required number
Of votes. The Convention and gallery burst
into great shout, long continued.
Jsnuary's nomination was then made
unanimous.
MARSHALL FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The Convention then proceeded to nomi.
nate sn Attorney General. Howe Of San
Francisco nominated j. G. Burch of San
Francisco Dorsey of Alpine nominated Ed.
ward G. Marshall Of San Frar cisco Reddy
of Mono nominated w. B. Grady OF Fresno !;
Budd of San Joaquin nominated Frank Bald
win of San JOAQUIN Scroggins of Tulare
nominated E. J. Edwards of Tulare. The
name of Grady was then withdrawn.
The first ballot resulted: Baldwin 175, Ed
wards 81, Marshall IA, Burch 55. Before
the second ballot Edwards and Burch were
withdrawn. The second ballot resulted as
follows Baldwin 203, Marshall 242. Mar
THE SURVEYOR GENERAL.
Nominations for Surveyor General we're
next in order. The following names were
presented: E. Rousseau of Kern, Fl. J. Will
Its of San Diego, William Minis of Yolo and
Alexander Dunn of Sacramento. Shortly
after roll call commenced Rousseau was with
drawn, and before it concluded the name Of
Dunn was withdrawn, and ere its conclusion
Minis was also withdrawn and Willis nonl-
nation was made unanimous.
Leach of San Diego suggested the necessity
OF adding such names to the State Central
Committee as would give it working body
near San Francisco. The proposition was
cried down. The Chairman announced that
during recess the State Central Committee
had organized by the election of the following
officers Chairman, John FL. Wise FL. Ham.
mond, First Vics.President; NJ. c. Haley,
Secretary C. II. Livingston, Treasurer.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
The nomination of a Superintendent of
Public Instruction was next in order.
Short of San Francisco nominated w. I.
Welcker of Alameda. A motion to make
the nomination unanimous was not recog-
nized.
Gill of Santa Clara nominated ]. G. Ken
needy of Santa Clara.
Gross of Nevada nominated jesse Wood of
Butte.
Hawser of Yuba nominated w. w. John.
son of Lsssen.
The ballot resulted in the nomination of
Welcher by the following vote Welcker
1913, Wood 81, Kennedy 76, johnson %.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Nominations for Clerk of the Supreme
Court were then made, as follows: L. F.
Easton of Ventura by William Lowell of
Santa Clara; J. w. Mccarthy of Stanislaus
by Charles Simmons of Stanislaus.; A. Cam
inetti of Amador by NVhipple of Sonoma !;
D. B. Woolf of San Francisco by Whipple
of Nevada and j. 3. Stevens by Martin of
Alameda. Before balloting commenced the
names of EastoI and Woolf were withdrawn.
The first ballot re- ulted in the nomination of
Mccarthy by the following vote: Mccarthy
252, Caminetti ITO, Stevens %.
ADJOURNED SINE DIE.
The thanks of the Convention were ex-
tended to the Chairman and other officers,
and at 1915 A. NJ. the Convention adjourned
sine die with cheers.
District Nominations.
RosEcRANs NOMINATED.
The First Congressional District delegates
met, and Walter Levy withdrew the name Of
Judge Ferral. Frost and General Rosecrans
were thsn nominated, and the latter scored
an easy victory by vote of 70 to %.
HUMPHREYS FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
The delegates to the Second Railroad Com.
missioner District met, T. B. Bishop pre-
siding For Commissioner, Walter H Levy
nominated VIM. P. Humphreys, and Philip
A. Roach was named by Frank Mahop.
Humphreys was nominated, receiving SO
votes to SO for Roach.
THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
The First Congressional District d allegation
nominated Charles Gildea of San Francisco
for member of the Board Of Equalization.
He defeated Robert Howe.
William Crutcher of Placer has been NOM
mated for State Board of Equalization from
the Second Congressional District.
The Third Equalization District delegates
nominated Caleb Wilcoxson of Suffer for
member of the Board.
The Completed Ticket.
Governor-George Stoneman, of Los Ar
geles.
Lieutenant Governor = John Daggett, of
Siskiyou.
Secretary of State-Thomas L. Thompson,
of Sonoma.
Congressmen-First District, W. S. Rose
Grams, of San Francisco; Second District,
James Ii. Budd. of San Joaquin Third Dis.
trict. Barclay Henley. of Sonoma; Fourth
District, P. B. Tully, of Santa Clara. Con-
Reconsideration r. Glascock, Of
Alameda; Charles A. Sumner, of San Fran
cisco.
Board of Equalization = First District,
Charles Gildea, of San Francisco Second
District, W. NJ. Crutcher, of Placer; Third
District, Caleb S. Wilcoxson, of Suffer.
Railroad Commissioners-First District, }.
G. Carpenter, of Ell Dorado; Second Dis
trict, William P. Humphreys. of San Fran
cisco; Third District, w. W. Foote, of
Alameda.
CONTROLLER. P. Dunn, of San Francisco.
Treasurer w. A. January, of Santa
Clara.
Attorney Gen eral-Edward Q. Marshall, of
San Francisco.
Surveyor General-H. J. Willis, of San
Diego.
Superintendent of Public Iostruction-W
I. Welcker, Of Alameda.
Clerk of the Supreme Court. w. Nc
Carthy, of Stanislaus.