Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-23
CARAT for Mayor.

CARAT for Mayor.
SAN Francisco, September 22d.-The Re
publican Municipal Convention this even
ing nominated VIM. T. CARAT for Mayor.
and also a full Board of School Directors.
Swift at santa Barbara.
SANTA BARBARA, September 22d.-Hon.
J.. f. Swift arrived here last evening. He
was met at the steamer by the Republican
Committee and a large number of citizens.
and a brass band, and escorted to the Ar
lington Hotel. Hon. John P. Stearns, a
veteran Republican war-horse of southern
California. sat by his side during the pro-
cession. The Loberos Theater was crowded
by an enthusiastic audience, which, by
continued applause, eyinced the fullest
sympathy with the able and patriotic adj
dress delivered by Swift. Santa Barbara
can be safely counted as Republican in the
ensuing campaign.
Talking for Himself.
TULARE, September 22d.-General Van
dever addressed a rather small audience
here last evening. His remarks were more
pleasing to members Of the G. A. r. than
to Democrats n Independents. He made
a favorable impression here, but more from
his personality than by what he said.
More Enthusiasm.
VIsALIA, September 22d.-The campaign
is being opened here by the Republicans
tonight. General Vandever, nominee for
Congress from the Sixth District, is ad-
dressing an enthusiastic audience.
Republican Nomination.
YREKA, September 22d.-The Republi-
cans of Assembly District No. l del Norte
and S~iskiyou), have nominated r. H.
Campbell, of Etna, Siskiyou county, for
Assemblyman.
Nevada County Republicans.
NEVADA CITY, September 22d.-The Re-
publicans met in Convention to- day and
selected the following officers State Sen
ator, A. Walrath, of Nevada City; Sheriff,
George Lord, of Grass Valley Clerk. +. G..
Beatty, of Nevada City: Recorder, J.. A.
Rapp, of Nevada City Assessor. E. Bond,
Nevada City Treasurer, H. McNulty, of
Moore's Flat District Attorney, w. D..
Long, of Nevada City Superintendent of
Schools, A. J. Tiffany Surveyor, Charles
E. Uren, of Grass Valley; Coroner, VIM.
Powell, of Grass Valley A~ssemblyman
from the Fourteenth District, Rev, J.. Sims,
of Nevada City; Assemblyman, Fifteenth
District, j.. l. Sykes, of Grass Valley.
Politics, Etc, in Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, September 22d.-The Re-
publican County Convention was in session
all day, and nominated q full county ticket.
The work of the Convention was far from
harmonious, many of the defeated candi-
dates charging their defeat to the bitter at
tacks made by a party organ of this city.
Democratic primaries were held all over
the county to-day. The affair was very
quiet, and few votes were cast. The regu-
lation ticket was elected everywhere. The
Convention meets next Tuesday, the 2Sth
inst.
A man named Van Damme, a stranger
in this city, was knocked down and robbed
of $40 this morning at IN early hour.
stockton Races-The Record Broken.
STOCKTON, September 22i.-Voucher and
Valentine to-day finished the postponed
of yesterday. Valentine broke, and
Voucher o easily in 2:31l, winning the
and first money.
To-DAY's RACES.
The next race was a mile dash, free for
all, purse $500. The starters were: John
A., Moonlight. G.. Ii. Todd, Panama, Doubt,
and Dublin Bay. John A. was the
Todd selling second. Todd, a
two-year-old, won the race in 1:411, lower
ing the mile record for two-year-olds.
The next was a race for District stations.
Mount Vernon won the first heat in 2:27i,
the second in 2:2S, and the fourth and race
in $50. Adrian took the third heat in
2:26A.
The last race was for buggy horses driven
by their owners. ]. K. Doak's mare won
in three heats, against six others. Time,
2:52!, 2;46, 2;391.
The Humboldt Fair.
BONNEVILLE, September 22d.-The an
nual fair of the Ninth District Agricultural
comprising Humboldt and Del
Norte counties, commenced here yesterday
and will continue four days. The exhibit
ton is fine, especially the stock. There is
a large attendance.
Santa Rosa to BeDieia.
SANTA Rosa, September 22d.-For the
last six years the immense area in this
planted to vineyards, orchards and
fruits has created an imperative de-
nand for a railroad outlet to the main
line. Several attempts in the past
have been made to have the road put
through, and at one time all the prelimi-
laries were arranged and the proper survey
made, but this, like all other efforts, fell to
he ground, caused by a counter influence
by another road. In june of the
present year the question was again resur-
-ected by the Fruit and Grape-growers'
Association of this county. Committees
we're selected and plans formulated to
insure the ultimate success of putting a
'oad through from this place to Benicia.
Several days ago an understanding was
arrived at with the Central Pacific for
building the road, the particulars of which
will be made public next Saturday, at which
the people will know the definiteresult.
I yesterday Mcconnell. Luttrell and Allen
itarted over the proposed route to obtain
he right Of way over the lands where the
Dad will be built. After their report has
,een made and other particulars given by
Dther committees at work a definite conclu- |
ion will be reached. which will decide the
natter and which will be made public.
Henry Beaver Charged with ii Murder
of Editor Hayes.
LEMooRE, September 22d.-The verdict
# the Coroner's jury on the murder of C.
Hayes is as follows: That c. S. Hayes
TO his death IRON gunshot wounds at
he hands of Henry Beaver" The prisoner
caves this morning for Visalia. The pre-
urinary examination is set for October
9th, in Justice Lowery's Court in this
The sonoma Vintage.
WINDSOR, September 22d. Crushing
Ommenced to-day at 3. Hoen's winery.
fuller Bros crushed last week. Price OF
Mission, Sl2; Zipfandel, SIS.
Reported Purchase.
SAN jose, September 22d.-The report is
that Senator Fair has in some
manner obtained a controlling interest in
be New Almaden mine, and the report is
elieved to be true by men whose judgment
) entitled to weight. Fair, however, says
e has no knowledge of it.
Attempt at Suicide.
MERGED, September 22d.-Yesterday
fternoon a woman of the town, known as
Lou visited the grave of lobe Rucker,
be man who was shot here on Saturday
light, dressed in deep mourning. She |
until taken home. Reaching her
Iome, she took a dose of morphine with
intent. A doctor was summoned,
by a liberal use of the stomach pump
aved her life.
Injunction Dissolved.
PErALuMA, September 22d.-The iniunc-
ion of John Gwinn, preventing the School
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