Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-02
TIE COMING RLgCTIoH.

The Democratic City Central Committee
held an open meeting last evening at Devlin
& Clarken's office, Chairman p. J. Harvey
presiding. Invitation had been extended to
Democrats Of the city to be present, aud
quite q large number were there. After some
discussion it was decided to hold Conven-
ton Of 100 delegates, 40 from each ward,
to be chosen By the Democratic voters of
each ward at meetings TO be held next Mon
day evening. Tle day for the Convention 70
meet will be uamed hereafter.
The Republicans have made no move as
yet toward NJ king nominations, but the City
Central Committee will probably meet this
week. The general expression is in favor of
holding q Convention, the delegates TO be
named by the Central Committee and not
chosen by prinary, as last year.
There are a number of candidates spoken
Of for the various Offices Among the Re-
W. E. Kuox, p. a. Miller, Ed. NJ.
Leitch. AUDITOR E. H. Mckee (the
present Incumbent John Barrett, w.
B. Davis, j. J. Buckley. P. L. Hickman.
Assessor: Fred. a. Shepherd (the present in
cumbenil J. i. Hobbie, Charles e. Adding
ton. Collector: @. A. Putnam tihe present
incumbent), Albert Hart. Fire Commission
er: w. r. Jones (the present incumbent).
The Democratic candidates appear to be
somewhat scarce, excepting for the position
of Second Trustee. For this place james
Mcclure has been mentioned, but it is Under
stood thst ho declines TO be candidate. The
Others are L P. Figg Z. a. Bovyer, DE-.
Nichols and Daniel Brown. NJ. J. Burke
will make a hard fight for the City Auditor
ship. For Assessor, J. p. Dalton is men
toned. David Bsveridge is candidate TOR
Collector. John Dsvine is the only one men
toned thus far IS a candidate for the Office Of
Fire COMMISSIONS.
For Second Trultae, G. j. Cross ia out in
8 card announcing himself as a candidate on
the Peoples Independent Taxpayers
Ticket"
my SWEETHEART. Miss Minnie Palmer
viii return and open another engagement at
the Metropolitan Theater this evening as
Tins, in William Gill's comedy, !" Ny Sweet
heart r. Z. Graham, the comedian, viii
take the other leading part. and the other
characters will be by John r. Rogers COM
edy company. As it ia but few weeks since
the company were hsre, the public viii re-
member with what appreciation they wers
received. Reserved seats can be secured
without extra charge.
POSTAL DELIVERY. The following was the
report Of the letter carriers for the month of
February, 1855; Deliyered-Registered let
tiers, 2s6; mail letters, SO Col; mail postal
cards, 5.5lt drop letters, 145; drop postal
cares, z to0 papers, etc, 26, 196 total, a.
So. Collected-9lail letters, %. $50 drop
letters, 1851; postal cards, ALL; papers,
etc, $40; tosal, 80, SS4.
HOSPITAL REPoRT-Dr. A. B. Nixon. Of
the Railroad Hospital, makes the following
report for the month ending February, 1883
Number of persons in the hospital February
1st, 81 !; admitted during the month, AZ !; dis
charged, "a: died, l remaining in the
hospital March lat, SO: private house and
Office patients treated, 221. Total, 1886.
You can buy for 80 cents at the Peoples
Market. J street. between Sixth and Seventh,
three cans of Winslow's Corn, warranted
genuine. The stock of canned goods in this
market is all new. A trial will convince that
they are the best IN market.
ELOQUENT CASH commands more and
better values at our stupendous clearance
sale than anywhere on the coast 45 inch all
wool serges at so cents per yard. Hale Bros
& Co., Ninth AMI K.
"a PEQUoT blsaehsd sheesing, Is cents q
yard Lonsdals muslin, % cents; New York
Mills and Wsmsusta. III cents a yard !;
Utica muslin, 10 cents. at the great improve
ment sale at Red House.
FoR BARGAINS that are real and not on
paper visit the great combination sale at Rsd
House.
E-E slAEe EooDs.-The best. most
stylish an1 p r'E7 hssipg pants made to
order for Sc, ct Broualeys, $40 street.
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