Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-23
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Tulare-J. o. Blakely, A. g. Butler, C. f
]. kitchner, Frank Taylor, Oregon San.
ders, II. NJ. Whitc--6.
Tuolumne-S. s. Bradford. ]. s. Cadv
NJ. b. Hartman, W. G. Long ]. III. Shine
c. +. Wade-6
Ventura-D. S Blackburn, W. s. Chaffee
J. S. Collins, T. X. Perkins,.
Yolo-R. Clark, J. +. Duncan, S. S. Hins.
dale, L. b. Isham, II. P. Miller, r. H. New.
ton, W. II. Wilcox.
Yuba-LN Crane, 2. NJ. Bragg. John
Beatty, y. d. Rideout, T. J. Sherwood, W
II. Parks, J. w. sharp.
1t was generally conceded last night that
NJ. NJ. EStee would be chosen Chairman oI
the Convention.
For Electors at Large the names of
Edge-ton, Waymire, Adams and Mem
Shafter are mentioned
For District ElectorS-FirSt, J. u. Bvers
of Lassen Second, j B. Riddick, Gala
veras; Third, Henry Vrooman. Alameda
Fourth, DIR. w. f. McNutt, San Francisco
Fifth, Michael Hecht, San Francisco
Sixth, Horton of San Diego, Waterman OF
San Bernardino, Chester Rowell of Fresno
For Congress-F'irst District, r. Caro-
therS, Ckiah, Second-EN- Senator Sar-
gent, Louttit and futile Third-Joseph
Mckenna, Sonoma. Fourth-W. W. Nor
row, San Francisco. Fifth-Charles y
FELTON,, San Francisco. SiXth-H II
Markham, Pasadena, Los Angeles.
The delegates, almost without exception,
wear the regulation Blaine plug hat and
are a very intelligent looking body of men
The Los Angeles delegation wore badges OF
blue satin, ON which were printed in letters
of gold. " Los Angeles Delegation. Foy
Congress Sixth District, H. H. Markham. -
Delegates from the Sixth Congressional
District met last evening at their headquar-
ters in the Golden Eagle Hotel Iudg,
Adams, of San Luis Obispo, was elected
Chairman, and F. A. Gibbs, of Los Ange-
les Secretary \ resolution was passed
recommending the State Convention tc
indorse for a State platform that of The
National Republican party. All but two
counties, Kern and Fresno, were present
Colonel II. II. Markham, of Pasadena,
Los Angeles county, seemed to be the
unanimous choice for Congress.
About 10 P. N. the Los Angeles dclega-
ton invited that of Alameda to their
rooms, where champagne and fine Havanas
were enjoyed, and many short eloquent
speeches made. II. II. Boyce, Chairman
of the Los Angeles delegation, made the
address of welcome Remarks were also
made by H. W. McGec, Los Angeles
George Il. DE Cola, Alameda Judge f.. d.
Wheeler Alameda Walter s. Moore. Los
Angeles; Col. II. II. Markham, Republican
nominee for Congress from the Sixth
District; Captain Rivett, Santa Barbara
Senator Henry Nrooman, Alameda; Ore
gon Saunders, Tulare, and NJ. Mastic, Ala
media. BY this time the rooms and hall
ways had become so crowded that the Ala
media delegation, Senator Vrooman, Chair
man, invited all present to the spacious
parlors George +. De Cola, Secretary OF
the delegation, acted as master of cere-
monies. Speeches were then made by NJ
NJ. Estee, of Napa; Judge F. Adams, oi
San Luis Obispo; Frank Pixley, of San
Francisco; General A. L. Hart, of Sacra.
mento, and others.
Delegates to the Republican State Con-
vention from the counties composing the
Sixth Congressional District will meet in
the Senate Chamber at l P. NJ to-day, for
the purpose of organizing the Congressional
Convention of that district
The Contra Costa delegation have their
headquarters at the Capital Hotel. At the
same place are many of the delegates from
Amador, El Dorado, Humboldt Mendo-
cino, Nevada, Sutter, Placer, Stanislaus,
Santa Barbara, Contra Costa and San
JOAQUIN.