Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-06
This appetizer for the hungry faithful
was promptly and unanimously adopted.
CONCLUDING NOMINATIONS.

The committee then proceeded 10 make
the concluding nominations upon the
ticket. For Superintendent of Public In
structions, ]. Marion Brooks, of Ventura
county, named A. j. Moulder, now City
Superintendent of Public Schools in San
Francisco. The nomination was seconded
by Mr.. Cofley, of San Francisco, DeBarth
Shorb and J. H. Budd.
T. B. Mckee, of San Francisco. named
II. c. Kline, and he was seconded by one
or two brief speeches.
The roll-call was then proceeded with,
but after a few counties had been called.
and nearly all for Mr.. Moulder. Mr.. Mckee
rose and moved that the nomination of Mr.
Moulder be made by reclamation, which
was heartily done.
Nominations were then called for the
office of Surveyor-General. W. +. Jacobs
named E. o. Miller, of Tulare; T. J. Clunie
seconded him. Mr. McIlrath named Alex
ander Laidlaw, of Alameda, seconded by
Winter, of Shasta. Mr.. Matthews named
Frank 7. McCray, seconded by Fenable, of
San Luis Obispo.
The roll was then called, with the follow
ing result: McCray, 1S2; Miller, $50. The
name of LaidiAw was withdrawn after San
Francisco cast 107 solid votes for Miller.
On motion Miller's nomination was made
unanimous.
J. d. Spencer, the present Clerk of the
Supreme Court, was named by Mr.. Wright,
of Stanislaus, for denomination, and after
being seconded by Mr.. Grimes of Ventura
he was so nominated by reclamation.
A resolution of respect to the memory of
Senator James T. Farley was then intro
duced and adopted by a rising vote.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
This concluded the nominations, and the
Convention listened to the names of the
new Central Committee, which had been
selected by districts, as follows:
/. Thomas Cutler of Humboldt
. Clay W. Taylor of Shasta.
3. J. G. Blake of Placer.
4. a. F. Jones of Butte.
5. Thomas S. Ford of Nevada.
6. J. r Cooke of Lake.
I. w. A. Selkirk of Ell Dorado.
s. G. w. Jef1ress of Tehama.
.. A H. Martin of Yolo.
10. Robert Howe of Sonoma.
II. J. G. Edgecumb of Solano.
H. J. H. Craddock of Yuba.
49, Fred Cox of Sacramento.
IA Il. F. Halves of Calaveras.
10. Martin Finn of Contra Costa.
lG. ]. c. Smith of Alameda.
II. John Hackett of Alameda.
IS. NJ. Kerwin of Alameda.
10. ]. /. Jones of San Francisco.
20. j. j. Driscoll of San Francisco.
81. A. NJ. Burns of San Francisco.
D. Maurice Schmidt of San Francisco.
%. Robert Boyd of San Francisco.
a. ]. Tomalty of San Francisco.
25. ]. ]. Finn, of San Francisco.
SO. d. J. Mahoney, of San Francisco.
81. James C. Nealon, of San Francisco.
,nr11 I ~ SlO,, E7rar ,rtCn
90. A. C. Paulsell of San Francisco.
30. A. Hewell, of Modesto.
81. L. Loupe, of Santa Clara.
30. c. H. Maddox, of Santa Clara.
SO. Edward White, of Santa Cruz.
"a. J. n. Walker, of Fresno.
80. Jesse D. Carr, of Monterey.
&c. n. o. Bradley, of Tulare.
81. L. We'll, of Santa Barbara.
81. Sydney Lacy, of Los Angeles:
80. George S. Hager, of Los Angeles.
40. James Bettner, of San Bernardino.
The representatives selected from the
! Congressional districts were as follows
l. T. Z. Johnston, of Napa.
| .. James H. Budd. of San Joaquin.
8. James Z. Wolfskill, of Solano.
4. George t. Marye, of San Francisco.
5. G. J. Martin, of Santa Clara.
s. w. K. Jacobs, of Tulare.
The Convention then proceeded to elect
| five delegates at large to the State Central
| Committee with the following result: VIM
| d. English, of Alameda Denis Spencer
of Napa; J. J. Flynn, of San Francisco
! John Daggett, of Siskiyou, and Thomas f.
| Barry, of San Francisco. Subsequently the
names of James Z. Murphy. A. H. Rose
| and J. H. Sewell were added to the conf
| mittee.
A meeting of the committee was after
ward held, when W. d. English was elect.
ed Chairman of the committee and J. J.
Flynn. Secretary. John Dageett, of Siski-
YOU, was unanimously elected First Vice
Chairman; a. C. Paulsell was chosen Sec
ond Vice-Chairman ; J. H Budd was elected
Third Vice Chairman, and A. NJ Burns, OF
San Francisco, was made Fourth Vice
Chairman. J. C. Smith was elected Treas
urer.
Itwas agreed that the Chair should ap-
point committee Of fourteen to act with
the officers of the State Committee as an
Executive Committee.
ADJOURNMENT
This closed the work of the Convention,
and after passing the usual vote of thanks
TO Chairman. officers. etc, and indulging
in campaign prophetic felicities, the Con-
vention adjourned sine die.
In addition 10 the thanks recorded by
the concluding proceedings, the newspaper
| fraternity desire that Sergeant-at-Arms p.
Cosgrove and Harry McCauslaud should
be remembered for favors and assistance
rendered by them.
THE COMPLETE TICKET.
Following is the ticket complete, includ-
| ing Congressman. Railroad Commissioners
and State Board Of Equalization
Governor-Was hiDgton Bartlett of San
Francisco.
Lieutenant-GoYernor-Michael F. Tar
pey of Alameda.
Treasurer dam Herold of Santa Clara.
Secretary of State-William C. Hend-
ricks of Butte.
Controller-John 2. Dunn of San Fran