Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-28
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNIos.l
CALIFORNIA
Campaign Echoes.

SHASTA, september ZIth.-Ihe Kepubl-
can Convention of Shasta county met at
Shasta Saturday. The nominations for
county officers were holly contested, there
being many candidates for each office, and
the Convention did not adjourn till mid
night. Following is a list of nominations
made Sheriff, VIM. E. Hopping County
| Clerk, Albert f. Ross Assessor, Richard
Murcken; District Attorney, Edward
Sweeny Superintendent of Schools, Mrs.
d. NJ. Coleman Treasurer, VIM. Jackson
Coroner and Public Administrator, w. w.
Williams; Surveyor, S. NJ. G~leayes. The
Convention instructed for John Yule for
| Senator and NJ. P. Rose for Assemblyman.
The Democratic County Central Commit
tee met at Shasta last Saturday night, and
completed its ticket by nominating Francis
Carr, of Millville, for District Attorney,
and w. II. Smith, of Redding, for County
Treasurer.
SAN BERNARDINo. September 27th.-The
Democratic County Convention met to-day
and nominated the following county ticket
Sheriff. J.. A. Cole; Assemblyman, II. NJ.
Barton Clerk, Frank Walk Recorder,
John A. WILDER; Auditor, w. P. Case ;
Tax Collector, T. w. Mcintosh Assessor,
T. NJ. johnson Treasurer, Jos. B. Glover /;
District Attorney, a. B. Paris; Superin-
tendent of Schools, II. G. Brook Coroner,
DR.. NJ. A. Rem; Public Administrator, f.
NJ. Town Surveyor, S. E. Hewitt
HUENEME, September 27th.-At a meet
ing of the Joint Assembly Convention,
Peter Bennett, of Ventura, was nominated
by acclamation for Joint Assemblyman
from this county and Kern.
The Santa Clara Fair.
SAN JOSH, September. 27th.-The fair of
the Santa Clara Agricultural Society opened
to-day, with a large number of exhibits of
live stock, machinery and agricultural i'm
piements. The attendance was large.
About II o'clock some excitement was
caused by the death of LeGrange, the trot-
ter, belonging TO L. E. Clawson, of San
Francisco, when being speeded on the track.
The trouble was heart disease. The horse
was Z years old, and was sired by Sultan,
his dam being Georgiana. He bada record
of 2:234, made this season at the Bay Dis
trict Park.
At the races this afternoon the first event
was a t~ro.ting purse for horses without a
record. Tommy T. won, Commodore sec
ond. Time, Observation-Disclosures
The next event was a buggy race for
horses without a record. The first, second
and fourth heats and race were won by
Maud, Pink winning the third heat and
second money. Tine, 2:56-2:5l-2:50-
2:47.
The San Mateo and Santa Clara Agricult-
ural Society is holding its fair at Horticult-
ural Hall. 1t is devoted to exhibitions of
fruits, flowers, wine products and mechan-
ical and fine arts. A most excellent display
is made, and the attendance to-day is very
large.
Heavy Payment of Railroad Faxes.
SAN JOSH, September 27th.-To-day E.
Black Ryan paid into the County Treasury
ST., 034, on account of unpaid railroad
taxes of the Southern Pacific Company.
His receipt was to the effect that the money
was to be used for the exclusive benefit of
Santa Clara county.
Want a White Laundry.
RED BLUFF, September 27th.-The Anti
Coolie League at its last meeting arranged
for a mass meeting next Saturday, when J.
T.. Matloek. a prominent stumper, intends
to discourse on State candidates and the
Chinese question. Subscriptions to a white
laundry are being circulated. In two days
over $500 was secured.
Died in Tuolumnc.
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