Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-12

p e. Plat, Fred. Kim, s. Dwyer; Com
mitteeman, Dougald ellis
Fourth Observation-Disclosures to Congress
sional Convention, Lee Stanley, w. p FL
bred, NJ A. Howard; State Convention,
John Barrett. John Conran, George L.
Clark; Central Committeeman, -
Fifth Observation-Disclosures to Congress
sional and State Conventions. DR. o. Har-
vey, Joseph Sims, T. D. Lufkin; Central
Committeeman, Joseph Sims.
Sixth Dlsrict-Delegates to the Congress
sional Convention, Edward Christy, Benz
Chambers and J. Z. Blanchard TO State
Convention, ]. H. Durham, Joseph Ken
ney, Edward Christy; member of County
Committee, e. Christy
Seventh Observation-Disclosures to the Con-
gressional and State Conventions, r. j.
Merkley, w. Baker and J. Reuter-; Com
mitteeman, r. J. Merkley
For Police Judge ". S. Stafford, E. I.
Robinson and Judge Haines were nomi-
mated. The roll was called with the follow
ing result: Stafford, 10; Robinson, Is !;
Haines, s.
W A. Anderson placed in nomination
for Justice of the Peace William Henley.
P T. Plat named Charles n. Post Thos.
Jones presented the name of Judge T. W.
Gilmer The roll was called with the fol-
lowing result: Henley, rs; Post, - Gil
lner. 50. The two first named were declared
the candidates of the Convention.
For Township Justice the names of T.W.
Gilmer, |. s. Brown and w r. Cantwell
were presented. During roll-call l. S.
Brown Withdrew mis- name. The vote
stood CantWell, 10 Gilmer. Is.
Samuel Harvey and Frank Swift were
nominated for Constable by reclamation.
Win j. Davis and ]. II. Burnham
were elected members of the County Cen
trail Committee at large.
At half-past 10 o'clock, the Convention
having completed its labors, adjourned sine
die, after giving three cheers for the ticket.
NOTES.
The delegates from the Fourth Ward all
wore Blaine hats.
The ticket without a single exception is
made up from the city. That this is true is
owing entirely to The fact that the country
in their extreme modesty only presented
two names to the Convention-Messrs.
Beckley and Greenlaw-and neither of
them received the support of the country
delegates.
Immediately after the adjournment of
the Convention the newly elected Central
Committee met, and effected an organiza-
ton by electing the following officers
Chairman Win. J. Davis Secretary, n S.
Nichols; Treasurer, Joseph Sims.
The following dispatch, dated at Nads-
worth, and signed by the returning dele
gate to the Chicago Convention, William
Johnston, was read by the Secretary:
Chairman Republican Convention, sacra-
mento Accept congratulations from one alb
sent in body but present i'll spirit. Nominate a
good ticket, send good men as delegates to the
State and Congressional Conventions, and vic
torv is assured Three cheers for the ticket, from
Blaine to Constable.
The contests in the different District
Conventions for Supervisor was very ami
mated. The Third District was in session
for over an hour. Edward Christy and
George c. McMullen had close race, the
latter being elected by vote of Is to 10.
The ticket is as follows:
Superior Judges-T. 3. Mcfarland W
c. Van Fleet
Assemblymen-F D. Ryan, Charles T.
Jones, Dwight Holiister
Sheriff.. ". Wilson.
Auditor and Recorder. Henry Miller.
District Attoney-Henry L. Buckley.
County Clcrk-William B. Hamilton
County Treasurer-George 4. Kuchler.
Public Administrator-F II Russell.
Coroner. Frank Clark
SURROUNDINGS c. Pierson.
Supervisors e. Steinman, S J. Jack
son, George 0. Bates, c. G. McMullen, L.
H. Fassett
City Justices-William Henley, c. n.
Post w. r. Cantwelf
City onstables-Samuel Harvey, Frank
Swift