Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.

Dr. Harvey, OF Gait, placed in nomina-
ton Benjamin Howard, seconded by E. f.
Taylor.
Frank D. Ryan nominated J. B. Blan-
chard, of Folsom, seconded by H. F.
Smith.
Mr.. Cross nominated T. B. Bishop, sec
onded by B. n Bugbey.
The candidates each addressed the Con-
vention.
First ballot-Blanchard II Bishop, % !;
Howard, So.
The name OF Mr.. Bishop was Withdrawn.
Second ballot-Howard, 100; Blanchard,
s.
Howard was declared the nominee for
School Superintendent.
CORONER.
X F. Whenever nominated Jos. Fritz.
W. J. Davis nominated j. Frank Clark.
Frank D. Ryan nominated Daniel j.
Long.
The roll was called with the following
result: Fritz, s Clark, 121; Long, So
Clark was declared the nominee for Coro-
ner.
J. c. Pierson was nominated by acclama-
ton.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
p. +. Plat nominated Samuel B. Smith,
seconded by C. l.. White.
Peter Newman nominated +. H. Russell,
seconded by T. w. Stevens.
The roll was called with the following
result Smith, 9S; Russell so. Samuel B.
Smith was declared the nominee for Public
Administrator.
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
First Supervisor District-A. J. Rhoads
and T. H Berkey.
Second Supervisor District-Frank A.
Daroux and NJ. A. Howard.
Third Supervisor District-Geo w. Han
cock and Geo. Murray.
Fourth Supervisor District-R. ]. Merk-
ley and Edward Christy We're named, and
subsequently it was announced that c. L..
Ecklon had been named instead of Christy.
Fifth Supervisor District-H. VI. Johnson
ana ]. ]. Campbell.
For Committeeman at Large-W. J..
Davis received 80 votes, and Dwight Hol-
lister IS. Mr.. Davis was declared elected.
sUPERvIsoR-FIRsr DISTRICT.
For Supervisor for the First District, B.
U. Steinman and F. f. Tebbets were placed
in nomination. Steinman received II
votes and Tebbets IS. f. F. Tebbets was
declared the nominee.
sUPERYIsoR-FIFTH DISTRICT.
For Supervisor for the Fifth District, J.
IL. Sawyer, of Gait, was nominated.
Municipal Officers.
The delegates from the city met in Con-
vention and made the following nomina-
tons
POLICE JUDGE.
Charles 7. Jones nominated Henry l..
Buckley, whose qualifications were spoken
of in the highest terms.
There being no other candidates, Mr..
Buckley was declared nominated by accla-
nation.
TWO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
E. C. Hart placed in nomination Jay R.
Brown.
P E. Plat nominated Charles N Post
W. B. Burtis nominated James 3. De-
vine
C. T. Jones Endorsed the nomination of
Mr.. Post, and William Beckman did like
wise in the case of Mr. Brown.
The candidates each addressed the Con-
vention briefly. pledging their support TO
the ticket.
The roll was called, with the following
result: Post, rs Deyine, 70; Brown, 81.
Messrs Post and Devine were declared
the nominees Of the Convention for City
Justices.
TOWNSHIP JUSTICE.
F. A. Daroux nominated G. G. Davis
G. L. White nominated G. Haines
The roll was called, with the following
result: Davis, -; Haines, a.
Mr. Davis was declared the nominee.
CoNsTABLEs.
Thomas Rowe, Frank Swift, Samuel
Harvey and George R. Martin were placed
in nomination.
The vote resulted: Rowe, 100; Swift,
- Martin, SO; Harvey, g.
SUMMARY.
Below is given the result of the CONVEX
ton:
State Senator-F. R. Dray.
Assemblymen-H.W Carroll, L. s. Tay-
lor. Seymour Carr.
Sherif-M. NJ. Drew.
County Clerk-W. B. Hamilton.
Auditor and Recorder. H. Miller.
AsseSsor-A l.. Frost.
District Attorney-Elwood Braner.
County Treasurer. L. Huntoon
Superintendent of Public Schools-Ben-
jamin Howard.
Public Administrator-Samu B. Smith
Coroner. Frank Clark.
County Surveyor C. Pierson.
Supervisors First and Fifth Districts-F
f. Tebbets and ]. H. Sawyer.
County Central Committee-A. ]. Rhoads,
T. H. Berkey. Frank A. Daroux, NJ. A.
Howard, G. ". Hancock, George Murray
r. J. Merkley, C. L. Ecklon, W. J. Davis,
II. w. Johnson, J. j. Campbell.