Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-30
Further RepubIioan nominations.


Further Republican Nominations.
Los ANGELES, August 29h.-The First,
Congressional District Convention met here
yesterday, and nominated Chancellor Hart
son, of Napa.
The Second District re nominated L. c.
Morehouse, and the Fourth District NOM
mated Mark D. Hamilton, of San Diego,
as members Of the State Board eg Equahza-
ton.
James Beatty, of Smartsville, was nom
mated by the Third Equalization District
Convention as a member Of Ihe State
Board for that District.
The Convention for the Sixth Congress
sional District held here yesterday nomi-
mated Generalii William Nandever, of Ven
tura. for Congress.
Chancellor Harrison declines the nOmina-
ton for Congress, but the declination has
been taken under consideration for one
week.
Tehama County Democrats.
RED BLUFF, August 29rh-The Demo-
Gratis yesterday, in Convention. made the
following nominations in the order named
Coroner, DR.. J. NJ West Treasurer, John
Heaton; District Attorney, A. NJ. MeCoy;
County Clerk, W. X. Hall; Assemblyman,
DR.. w. ?. Mathews; Superintendent of
Schools, l.. W. Valentine; Assessor, J. /.
Barham Sheriff, J. NJ. Wilson. The con-
test was the most exciting ever held in the
county. and Main street was crowded with
the shouting constituents oil the successful
candidates. The Convention continued
until late in the night, concluding its
labors by selecting delegates to state and
other Conventions, and nominated q County
Central Committee. Two citizens of this
county-SenGtor c. L. Foster and Henry
c. Wilson-whose names are mentioned
for the Railroad COmmisSiOnership, were
present. and in pursuance OF the popular
will, the delegates to the State Convention
were instructed 10 vote for Wilson first,
last and all the time.
san Benito Prohibitionists,
HoLLIsTER, August 29th-The Prohibi-
ton party OF this county held a Convention
yesterday to select 4 county ticket and the
following nominations were made: For
the Assembly, G. 7. Elliott; Sheriff, G. w.
Austin; Assessor, Henry Kent; County
Clerk, Fl. B. Harris; Treasurer, j. NJ.
Black District Attorney, n. A. Hawkins;
Superintendent of Schools, A. Martin;
County Surveyor, T. Talleyrand; Coroner,
L. Thornton.
Run Over and Killed.
DUTcH FLAT, August 20th.-Lon Blais-
die, of Gold Run, aged about so years,
nilIiC III uilhi was tAii bsSl ~ tlAC SuiS ldob
night and killed. The body was found
this morning horribly mangled.
Committed Suicide.
SAN DIEGO, August 29th.-A harness.
maker named Trip inflicted death
wound with ball through his head. in
which condition he was found yesterday
morning at his room at the Bay View
Hotel. No cause was assigned for the act.
He has brother at Stockton.
Robbers Run Down.
JACKSON, August 29th.-Saturday night
an attempt was made to rob the Milton
ranch, near Amador City and some articles
Of food were taken. The owners of the
ranch tracked the robbers up and sent for
Constable Love of Amador City, ard the
pursuing party found them near Drytown.
Several shots were fired by both parties, re-
suIting in wounding Garibaldi, one OF the
Constables party, and the wounding of one
of the robbers, who got away. The other
robber was captured and brought TO Jack
son. On him were found some gimlets,
chloroform, false whiskers and burglars
tools. rendering it almost certain that the
parties were the same who killed the
watchman at the Keystone mine month
ago. The whole country is aroused, and
large number of men are in pursuit of the
wounded man. Two other arrests had
previously been made in the Likens muir
der matter at Montenegrin's.