Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-19


w. Hollenbeck, T. L. Chamberlain, G.
Griffith, f. d. Adams, Allen Towle and
Harold Power. The delegates go I'M
pledged as to g candidate for Governor,
although the sense of the Convention was
voiced by a resolution favorable to John t.
Swift. The delegates stand as a unit in
favor Of Hon. J, II. Nef for State Treasurer.
Colusa County Republican Dc.asates.
CoLUsA. August 1Sth-The Republican
County Central Committee met here yes:er-
day and appointed the following delegates
to the State Convention George A. Blan-
cnaTd, VIM. Ash |. HOux &. HOchheimer
and o. Schultze. A call was made for
County Convention on September 10Th, to
nominate fA county ticket,
San luis obispo Republicans.
SAN LUIS OBGsPo August 1Sth.-The Re-
publican County Convention held here
yesterday was largely attended, and great
interest was taken in the proceedings. The
candidates for delegates to the State Con-
vention and for the county Offices were
numerous, and the town has been filled
since Sunday with buzzing politicians. j.
D. Fowler, Of Cayucas, was elected Chair
man OF the Convention. Strong resolu-
tons were passed fayoring irrigation under
control Of the State, and condemning ripa-
rian exclusion and The appropriation grab
Delegates to the Stale Convention were
chosen.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, August 1Sth.-The Re
publican County Convention convened
YESTERDAY, and adjourned to-day at y noon.
John f. Beckett, Il. L. Jack, \. TOgnaz-
zini, s. w. Ferguson, Geo Van Gordon and
John Scott were elected delegates to the
State Convention. The nominations for
county officers Were; j. NJ. Jordan, for
Sheriff; Chas. w. Dana. County Clerk
H. Y. Stanley, Assessor; B. f. Petit,
Treasurer; J. II. Hamlin, Recorder; j. H.
Patton. District Attorney; c. IL. Woods,
Auditor W F. Kent, County Superintend-
ent OF Schools; L. L. Mennot, County Sur
veyor A. #. Mason, Public Administrator
Otto Tuliman, Coroner, and H. NJ. War
den, for the Assembly.
Napa Republicans.
NAPA, August 1Sth.-The Napa Republi-
can County Convention has chosen the fol-
lowing delegates to the State Convention :
Colonel Jackson, Il. Sterling, David Haas
Colonel Carr, George Francis, Major John
son, ". Mackinder, with instructions that
they vote for the nomination of Chancellor
Harrison for Governor.
Political Notes from Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, August 1Sth.-The Repub-
| licans are making great preparations for
the approaching State Convention. In all
fully 100 rooms have been secured at the
Nadeau Hotel.
The party in this District are all on a
| still hunt for a Congressional candidate
It has been offered to several people, who
all decline \ final effort is being made to
| force Colonel Markham to accept the place.
| Those best acquainted with Markham say
| he cannot accept the nomination Wash
ington disagrees with him so greatly that
/ he thinks it matter of lie and death to
| get away. IN his present state of health
he is in no shape to make canvass of his
| District Judge Adams, of san Luis Obispo,
is much spoken of, and it is supposed he
would make a very formidable candidate
! The Los Angeles Herald, the most prom
/ inent Democratic journal in Southern Cali
| fornia, editorialiy will say: Hearst seems,
from all signs, to be the coming man, and
| if nominated is certain of election. In
this Congressional District no name is
mentioned for Congress in Democratic cir
cles but that of j. d. Lynch. The Repub-
cans universally acknowledge Lynch 20 be
the most formidable candidate III the field
| Many conccdc it an utter impossibility TO
defeat him, as they think he would poll the
full strength of his party, plus many Re-
publican votes. His services for Southern
California and intimate knowledge Of its
needs and interests, all concede. This city
seems for him as q unit"
Rose Williams, Nellie Fillmore's partner
in an alleged robbery of 500 some months
ago, was acquitted to-day. Fillmore was
tried few days ago and the jury disagreed.
The Veterans at San Diego.
Drr,O
visiting Grand Army excursionists arrived
by special train this evening from Los
Angeles and San Bernardino, and met
with hearty welcome at the depot from
large delegation of citizens the local Post
Of this city and the City Guard band. To-
morrow will be San Diego Day, on which
occasion there will be q parade, speeches
and excursions into the country. The citi-
zens have made creditable display in the
way of decorations, and have provided a
free entertainment for to morrow Of the
choicest delicacies and fruits of the county.
Yreka's New Chinatown.
YEEKA, August 18th he citizens meet
ing tonight received the report of the COM
mittee, stating that the Chinese would have
a new Chinatown at Wheeler's place on
the east side of Yrel1a creek, where all
Cinnamon would reside, and the wash
place. The committee is retained to carry
out this agreement by September lst.
Killed by Boulder-Struck by a Train.
NEVADA CITY, August 1Sth.-A German
named Frederick Hoffman lost his life at
the Derbec mine, drift mine, by large
boulder falling upon him. He lived two
hours, suffering intense pain.
This mornings incoming train on the
Narrow gauge Railroad struck drunken
man, who was sitting on the track. He
was thrown ten or twelve feet from the
track, but, strange to say, was not hurt be-
yond few bruises.
Postoffice Discontinued.
SAN JOSE, August 1Sth.-The Postoffice
of Stanford at Old Mountain View has
been discontinued by the Postoffice De-
partment, the facilities in New Mountain
View being found to be sufficient without
the establishment of another postoffice.
Killed by Blast.
YREKA, August 18th.-Howard Turner,
an old stagc-driver, teaming for the rail
road in Big Canyon, was killed yesterday
on the road by flying rock from blast.
ARIZONA.