Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-09
Caucus Tickets for To-day's Primary.
FIRST WARD.

FIRST WARD.
The Republicans of the First Ward met
at 2lS j street last evening to nominate a
ticket for delegates to the County Conven-
ton. A. J. Rhoads was elected Chairman,
Harry Lathrop, Secretary. Grove L. john
son, George X. Rider, B. Cavanaugh, X. f.
| Wiemeyer and J. Dunnigan were elected
| committee to select names. They submit
ted two reports. The majority named Geo.
A. Putnam, Frank Rhoads, Geo. K Rider,
James Dunnigan, John Kelley, B. W. Cav
anaugh, VIM. Cohn, W. A. Anderson, j. d.
Tate, H. Latrobe, s. J. Ridgway, j. H Cor
bin, J. o. Coleman, w. f. George, A. G..
Hoagland, X. F. Wiemeyer, w. Fassett, H.
| Wachhorst, 7. Shrall, J. F. brennan,
f. Eisinminger Ed. Short, Warren Starr,
l. j. Simmons
Grove L. Johnson read the following
minority report William Beckman,
Adolph Hebron, W. H. Sherburn, W. NJ.
Petrie, w. F. George, J. ]. Ankener, Her
bert Melvin, r. b. Harmon Frank A.
Shuler, j. II. Miller, Ben. Sherman, J. o.
Coleman, B. w. Cayanagh, William Land,
| George Schroth, c. A. Luhrs r. A. Fisk,
J. W. Boyd, c. f. Adams, A. &. HOagland,
James H. Ferguson, John Chalder, A. j.
Rhoads and J. r. Watson. Johnson
moved the adoption of the minority report.
a vote was taken, and the Chair declared
it was lost. Several called for a division,
and in the confusion motion TO adjourn
| TO the Courthouse, where we can have
square deal" was made, and about half of
| those present repaired to that place. After
| they left the majority report was adopted.
| The meeting at the Courthouse organized.
with J. Il. Watson as Chairman and Fred.
| Hebron as Secretary. On motion seven
gentlemen were selected by the meeting TO
select names. The committee was as follows:
Grove l.. Johnson, K. B. Harmon, Adolph
| Hebron, Frank Smith, George Schroth,
| W NJ Petrie, W. Sherbum and VIM. Beck
man. They retired and afterwards re-
ported the following ticket, which was I'M
animously adopted: William Beckman,
Adolph Hebron, W. II. Sherbun, W. NJ.
Petrie J. J. Ankener, J, w Boyd, r. A.
Fisk, John Chalder, T. d. SERVER, James
H. Ferguson, f. c. Hopkins, Henry
Kohne, f. C. Humphrey, J. r. Watson,
Herbert Melvin, George Schroth, Frank A.
ShuIcr, c. f. Adams George f. Lyon, j. ID.
Smith, c. ~ Luhrs, r. B. Harmon L.
Lothammcr and W. f. Peterson.
SECOND WARD.
Pursuant 10 call, twenty-five or thirty
Republicans of the Second Ward assembled
at the CaSco House last evening to consider
the ACCESSIBILITY of selecting ticket to be
run at the primary to-day. in opposition to
that adopted at the meeting at the Interna-
tional Hotel Monday evening. 1t was
finally decided not to nominate ticket 1t
is intimated, however, that there may be
some individual opposition at the polls |
The ticket made Monday night is as fol-
lows: W X. Jones, Alex. Nelson, C. y. |
f. NJ Thomas, \. S Nichols, L. Dole |
W. Il. Burtis A. Abbott, c. f. Sellinger
J. W Daroux, Charles Paine, c. T. Jones, |
William Gait, John +. Farnsworth and c. |
c. Brown.
THIRD WARD.
The Third Ward Republicans held 4
caucus in Department One at the Court |
house last evening Jabez Turner was
elected Chairman, and J. n Larkin Secre-
tary A motion was made to appoint
committee of five to select p names and
report the same 10 the caucus for nominees
as delegates, and a substitute was offered
for the caucus to proceed 10 elect the nom
neeS. The former prevailed, and r. Il. |
Dray, p. Platt, c. II. Hubbard +. A.
Smith and c. y. Stevens were appointed
nominating committee. The following
were reported to the caucus for delegates
and unanimously approved, after which
the caucus adjourned: Jabez f. Turner |
c. H. Hubbard c. f., Arlington, J. NJ |
MiIiken, Richard Parker, ?. f. Plat, w
II. Luther, Fred. Kim, Ben Welch, F. 4 !
Smith, stephen Dwyer, John Talbot, \. l.. !
Frost. Dougald ellis, Thomas Warmly, |
H Cronkite r. r. Jones, f. K. Dray. A |
Leonard, w. C. Fitch, Peter Newman. |
Frank Ruhstaller, c. A. Stevens, William
Rider, Win J. Davis, \. J. Johnson and !
Thomas Harper
FOURTH WARD.
\ caucus of Republican voters under the |
call made by Charles Cooley, of the Central |
Committee, was held in the Fourth Ward |
last night, at the new Pavilion, south wing, !
to choose names to be voted for at the pri- I
mary to-day. There was large represcn- |
tatiYe attendance. A 7. Catln was |
chosen Chairman and +. J.. Hawk and |
James B. Deyine Secretaries. Mr. Catlin |
made an incisive but brief speech upon |
taking the chair. The method of |
choosing names To be voted for at |
the primary was then discussed. 1t |
was resolved after some debate to |
choose by ballot. and that voters could |
write tickets, use printed ones brought i'll |
by individuals, or vote as they pleased. |
Carl STobel and George Murray were APP |
pointed tellcrs, and the balloting began, |
resulting III iuc NIplCC III lilt lOIONliiE |
regular nominees John We'll, Frank Mil |
Ter, A F. Catlin. John Ryan, b. A John !
SON II. II. Linnell, Charles Cooley, Robert |
Miller, T. j. Croly, II. Clay Chapman, H. |
Weinstock, James Mccullough, John Skel- |
ton. W. H. Beatty, r 3. Hall, \. H. Pow |
er~. James B. Devine +. Walters, George |
Q. Bates. A. :. Hopkins, George Murray |
+. p Lowell. W A Fountain. Frank |
Hickman, Il. \. Rose George +. Bates, T.
W. Sheehan.
1t IS understood that at the Fourth Ward |
polls to-day al independent ticket will be |
run by some Republicans who did not |
attend the caucus last night. The contest |
in the Fourth promises to he warm one |
to-day, and it is essential for all Repub- |
Hcans to turn out TO give a fair, full and |
true expression to the wishes of the major !
ity. A. one earnest Republican put it last |
night. 1t is no use TO caucus unless party |
men 20 To the polls and make the agree
ment OF the caucus felt against the OppOsi- |
ton to IT,
To-DAY's PRWARY.-The Republicans of
Sacramento county will hold primary
election to-day, to select Delegates to the
County Convention which Is to be held
next Friday. The polls will be open from
> to p. VI. In the city the polling places
and officers of election Will be rs follows
| First Ward 2i Delegates Polling place,
2IS J street. Inspector, W. \. Anderson
! Judges. J. f. brennan, II. De Young Sec
ond Ward az Delegates Polling place,
southeast corner Third and X streets In
| Spector, W. +. Burtis Judges, G. Nelson,
\. Nichols Third Ward ~ Delegatcs)-
| Polling place, Twelfth and II streets In
| spector J. McCIcery; Judges Hiram Cook.
p. 0. Dodge. Fourth Ward (27 Delegates
Polling place, Tenth and X streets In
spector, c. II. Eldred Judges, j. L. Hun
toon, George Murray. All voters, without
regard to past political differences, who are
in favor Of eleyating the dignity of Ameri-
can labor protecting home industries, free
education to the masses, and who will sup
port the nominees of the Republican party,
are invited to take part in the primary.
METROPOLITAN THEArER-Next FRIDAY
Saturday and Sunday evenings Edouin &
Sangcrs' Sparks Company will appear
at the Metropolitan in their highly anus
ing comedy, which has been a success
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