Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-06
PACIFIC COAST.
THE STATE GRANGE IN SESSION
AT EVANSVILLE.
Several Fairs in Progress Grand
Lodge of Good Templars-Echoes
From the Stump Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE Rr-ooRD-usIOs.l
CALIFORNIA.
The Political Pot.

CALIFORNIA.
The Political Pot.
Quincy, October 5th.-It looks as though
party ties were very loose in Plumas this
year. There is much dissatisfaction among
the Republicans over the State and county
ticket and the Democrats are far from be-
ing harmonious.
REDDING, October 5th.-There was a
large and most enthusiastic meeting here
last night. Judge Bush, in his opening
remarks, defended Charles A. Garter, the
nominee for Congress, warmly and earn
estly against the accusations of being OPP
posed to common schools and of being pro-
Chinese, or that he had not the right to
take a case in Court for the railroad COM
pany. Holt, the nominee for Superintend-
ent of Schools, explained his position on
textbooks. Corporal Tanner wrought up
the crowd to the highest pitch OF enthusi-
asm. Estee gave Swift and the ticket a
big boom. Yule, nominee for Joint Sem
ator. and NJ. P. Rolf, for the Assembly,
also spoke. There were cheers upon
cheers for the State and county ticket,
Corporal Tanner and Yule.
HoLLIsrER, October 5th.-Will A. Harris,
Prohibition nominee for Congress from the
Sixth District, addressed the people of Hol-
lister last evening. He had a fair house,
and his remarks were well received.
CoLusA, October 5th.-The first gun of
the campaign was fired tonight by John P.
Irish. Cannon are firing, and bonfires
blazing. The speaking is at the theater.
MARTINEZ, October 5th.-At the Demo-
cratic County Convention held at Walnut
Creek to-day, n. Jones was nominated for
the Assembly. A full county ticket was
also nominated.
HANFoRD, October 5th.-Tarpey and
Foote are speaking here tonight to a
crowded house. The Democrats are out in
torchlight procession.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, October 5th.-The Re
publicans of this county held their second
grand rally last evening. The speakers
were General Vandeyer and H. V. More
house. A large number of people turned
out to hear the orators.
OAKLAND, October 5th.-J. W. Rea, nom
inee for Railroad Commissioner from the
Third District, and Judge Adams, of San
Luis Obispo, addressed a large audience
here tonight. II. A. Powell, nominee for
Senator from the Sixteenth District, pre-
sided. Henry Edgerton was present, but
when called upon excused himself from
speaking on account Of ill-health.
SALINAS, October 5th.-The Democratic
Convention held here to-day nominated a
full ticket, with Thomas Rennison for the
Assembly.
SAN FRANcIsco, October 5th.-TheD Demo-
cratic Municipal Convention this evening
nominated DR.. James Stanton for Coroner,
Z. B. StOnehill for District Attorney, and
George Flournoy, Jr., for City and County
Attorney.
Light Registration.
SAN Francisco, October 5th.-The num-
Der of registrations recorded yesterday at
the Office of the Registrar was 6l4, making
the total to date 20.410. The number of
registrations at the corresponding date at
the last election was 25.I34, showing a total
falling off of nearly 1850. This will prob
ably not be made up this year, and there is
certain to be a falling off in the city vote.
Grand Lodge, Good Templars.
WOODLAND, October 5th.-At 10 A. NJ. to-
day the Grand Lodge, Independent Order
of Good Templars, convened at PriOr's
West End Theater. GET Wheeler called
the Lodge to order. There were present
eighty members who had received the
Grand Lodge degree. P. &C. T. Rev. C.S.
Haswell was appointed Grand Chaplain
C. N. Goulding and Miss Naismith, Grand
Marshal and Deputy Grand Marshal. Geo.
b. Katzenstein, C. w. Pedlar and William
Crowhurst were appointed IN credentials.
The election of officers will take place on
Thursday. Miss Amanda May. G. G. T. of
Kansas, delivered a short address, which
was received with applause. On motion,
the following WAS adopted and ordered tele-
graphed TO the Grand Lodge of Kansas
"The Grand Lodge of California, in ses-
sion assembled, sends greeting to the Grand
7 7 -. - ITn...- C.-.,-H NJ, -, 1,,r r,,o n
and God is with US"
The Grand Secretary reported the total
membership of the Grand Lodge as 1857.
The Grand Treesurer's report shows the
total receipts of the year to be S34 ,167, and
disbursements $33, 1888. In the Home for
Orphans endowment fund there is $1,646.
In the Good TemplaTs' Mutual Aid fund
there is d balance of $443.
The State Grange in Session in Mnrys-
vile.
MARYsvILLE, October 5th.-The Califor-
MIA State Grange commenced its fourteenth
annual session in Masonic Hall to-day,
William Johnston, of Sacramento, in the
chair. All the officers were present. The
question of permitting Masters of Pomona
Oranges to vote in the State Grange occu-
pied much of the afternoon. The Worthy
Master and other officers will submit their
annual reports this evening. There are
about 200 members present. This is con-
sidered a large attendance Tor the 1lrSt day
ana THIS number Will be swelled to iour OF
I'VE huhdIel before the session closes.
The Monterey Fair.
SALINAS, October 5th.-The tenth annual
exhibition Of the Agricultural Fair Asso-
citation opened here to-day. The first race
vas running, uaree, quarters Oh a in'!e. me
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