Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-25
H DEMOCRACY.

Deiegates-The Primaries Io-day.
There was a duplex call published foi
Democratic caucus, or caucuses, in thu
First Supervisor District, TO be held at thu
Courthouse, last night. One was signed
by Isadore Townsend, and the other by
+" Many Democrats" AT the appointed
hour, those responding to the call o
Townsend-the Little Six +" wing-assem
bled in large numbers in Courtroom No
=, while Many Democrats" or the Bis
Ten" wing, arranged to occupy Courtroom
No. l, on the opposite side of the hall, bu
MANY Democrats were not present. anc
they failed to materialize.
The 4" Little Six" organized by %electins
T. F. Gleason, Chairman, and Edware
Fogarty, Secretary. A committee consist
ing of Mark Foster, Isadore Townsend, f
McManus, F. Thompson, w. L. Harris and
L. +. Gleason was appointed to select
names for delegates to the County Conven-
ton. subject to approval at primary to-day.
The following names were reported and
adopted as the caucus ticket:
First Precinct-C. 3. Clark, Mark Foster,
S.. Looryea, T. Gleason, H. Kohne, S. Ma.
rooney, F. Thompson, W. G. Smith and
Isadore Townsend.
Second Precinct-Jacob Freese, Robert
Fisher, Joseph R~ainsford, H. G. Smith, A.
Flohr, +. A. McManus, T. O'Bricn and
Robert Allen.
Third Precincts. n. Hobbs, J. Kline,
F. Humerich, +. G. Shook, Nj Burke,
w. S. Harris. NJ. Wise, J. A. Martin, Ed.
Maloney and Jacob Wagner.
Upon the adjournment of this caucus it
was observed that a few of the opposition
element were in the opposite Courtroom,
aDd, as a s~trategetic measure, a sufficient
number of the Little Six remained in
the hall to watch matters. and capture the
meeting if the attempt to organize devel-
oped. There wasn't any fun, however, in
the big Ten" as they soon quietly dis
persed, and the %janitor sounded the bugle
of lights out F" upon a bloodless field.
THIRD
Pursuant to call of E. Twitchell, L. K.
Richardson and H. d. Nash, a caucus of
" Big Tennersn was held at the Capital
Brewery, Twelfth and | streets, to form a
ticket to represent the first and second
precincts of the Third Supervisor District.
The attendance was not large. u. G. Bill
ingsley was called upon to preside. On mo-
ton OF ]. II. Sullivan a committee of three
from each precinct was appointed to retire
and prepare and report a ticket, viz: j. H.
Sullivan, John Toomey, Frank Carroll, K.
B. Krause. Sr., +. +. Meagher and II. D.
Nash. On the committees return the fol-
lowing report was made, and by the meet
ing adopted
First Precinct-N. Greene Curtis, w. d.
Comstock, John F. Toomey, Z. Twitchell,
j. F. Carroll, ]. H. McKune, G. G. Pickett,
j. II. Sullivan and Louis Nicolaus, Jr.
Second Precinct-U. c. Billingsley, E.
krause, Jr., T. f. Meagher, f. c. Nichols,
Thomas O'Brien.
Messrs. Sullivan, Toomey and Richard
son were appointed a Committee on Print
ing, and the meeting adjourned
A LITTLE SIX MEETING.
AT Jacobs Hall a meeting under the aus
pices of the " Little Six u was held to select
delegates from the Third Supervisor Dis
trict. There were sixty or seventy present.
Add. G. Hinkson was chosen to act as
Chairman and Maurice Sheehan as Secre-
tary. On motion, a committee of eight
two from each precinct-consisting Of J. It.
Carey, K. d. Sbirland, Fl. NJ. Blackwell, G.
W. Nichols, P. Flaherty, AL. Tolnnd, J.
Al. Henderson and Anthony Hubbs-was
appointed to select and report a ticket, and
in due time they presented the names
given below. The report was adopted, and
the meeting adjourned after ~pledging those
present to support and work for the ticket,
and giving three cheers for the State ticket.
First Precinct-E. d. Shirland. Ed. Shee-
han, James H. Groth, j. t. Carey, L. 3.
Berck, Joseph Hahn, s. Simmons, Louis
Nicolaus, George Hilbert, E. l.. Green.
Second Precinct-Henry Dehn, Charles
+. Parsons, George w. Nichols, Add G.
Hinkson, II. NJ. Blackwell.
Third Precinct-Chris VAIL, Peter Flah-
erty, VIM. Toomey, ]. NJ. Henderson, al.
Toland, Tim Lee, J. C. Deyine, George &.
Crosby, Louis Dickman.
Maddox, A. Hubs, Henry Bundock, Jos.
Burns, Jr., and Fred Charleville.
"BIG E CAUCUS.
A caucus. called by J.. NJ. Wood and
Matt F. Johnson in support of the sTen,"
assembled at the new Pavilion to select
delegates from the Third and Fourth Pre-
cincts of the Third Supervisor District.
Before the meeting organized quite a nun
Der OF the six" sympathizers were pres
ent, and there was considerable talk, which
seemed to have for its object the persuad-
ing of those who had responded to the call
to forego putting up a ticket. Finally the
six" men left, and others went with
them, under the belief that a ticket would
not be selected. Those who remained pro-
ceeded to business, however, and elected
Daniel Brown as Chairman and c.. E.
Weinrich as Secretary. J. NJ. Wood, G.. e.
Weinrich. Matt +. Johnson, Anthony
Green and b. Lucey were appointed a COM
mittee to prepare q ticket, and their report,
as follows. was adopted:
Third Precinct-Daniel Brown, &. Luccy,
Chris. VAIL, r. NJ. Clarken, c.. e. Vein
reich, Thomas O'Halloran, James Wood,
John Connor, Lewis Dickerman.
UN,,rfls D~oo,oo+ LN-a1 CO.. n 7 Man
nox, II. W. Shea, NJ. Jurgens, Matt. f.
johnson and J. McAdams.
~ro-pAY's PRIMAR
The Democratic primary election, to
| choose delegates to the State Convention,
| which meets next Tuesday, at l P. NJ. will
be held to-day, in the city between the
hours of . and 6 P. NJ, and in the country
between 4 and 6 P. NJ.
The polling places and officers of cleo
| ton viii be as follows:
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
First Precinct-9 Delegates. Polls at
Ale Vaults. Inspector, Samuel Johnson /;
Judges, William Miner and Isadore Town.
send.
Second Precincts Delegates. Polls at
Kelly's Saloon, | street, between Sixth and
Seventh. Inspector, +. A. McManus /;
| JuftStS, D.. L. d MI GtQ = ACilN-
Third Precinct-10 Delegates. Polls at
Ninth and ] streets. Inspector, NJ. ].
Burke; Judges, w. S. Harris and NJ. l..
Wise.
sEcoED SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
First Precinct-10 Delegates. Polls at
Second and X streets (Lucey's). Inspector,
James c. Kelly Judges, John Young and
S. B. Lusk.
Second Precinct-11 Delegates. Polls at
Railroad Exchange. Inspector, G.. f. Lang /;
Judges, Frank Smith and c. W. Hum
phreys.
Third Precincts Delegates. Polls at
southwest corner of Seventh and L streets.
Inspector. r. II. Singleton Judges, J. G.
Davis and Joseph McGuire.
Fourth Precinct-12 Delegates. Polls at
Central House. Inspector, D. e. Alexan-
der; Judges, Jerry Carroll, Jr., and Mike
Brannan.
THIRD sUPERvIsoR DISTRICT
First Precinct-10 Delegates. Polls at
northeast corner of Twelfth and / streets.
Inspector, f. d. Shirland Judges, J.. II.
Sullivan and 6. g.. Pickett.
Second Precinct-5 Delegates. Polls at
southeast corner ofTwentieth apd H streets.
Inspector, II. d. Nash; Judges, G.. w,
Nichols and Add G. Hinkson.
Third Precinct-9 Delegates. Polls az