Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-04


/ County Nomina sions.
| ohovILL1, October 3d.-TAe ReprsS5 5scan
C5Enty Convention met here Yesterday
| Tie following nominations were made
Dr. Nelson Watts, Senator Fla. Spragye.
Sheriff; G. L. S,illson, Clerk: G.. S: Qn;s,l-
by, assessor; yame5 C. Barnery Recorder.
Il: Desancle. Treasurer; John G. GRAY,
District Attorney; Wallace II. ShappeIh
Tax Collector; Mss Minnie Sha~kev Su1
| perintereent Of Schools; F. W, Reeee
Surveyor W. Y Bliss, Public Admins
| traitor auCsCoroner +; =. Smith, As-gnbly-
! man from ihe EigSth District. anItE p
| Farnham, AssemblyaTsn- from the Ninth
District
/ Auburn, 9ctober 3d-Fhe Repub leans,
;SOf Placer beye nominated the FOLLOWING.
ticSet: Sheriff, John Bzsier Districs At.
torney, Fred. 2 Tuttle; assessor, William,
| Ingram; County Clerk, A. a. Smith;
| Recorder and Auditor John Adams
Treasurer, J. II. Jacobs Snperintendent
of Schools r. 2. Burns; Coroner and Pub
| lie Administrators, Henry Stone; Assem-
| blyman. John Davis; Joint Senator with.
FL Dorado county, A. 2. Hall , Supervisor
First District, Owen Clark Second Dis
trict, Horace Mansur.
WooDLAND, October 3d.-The Republi-
can County Convention met yesterday and
nominated county officers, as follows: J.
w. Brown for the Assembly; William II.
Ludden, Sheriff F. Schlieman, Clerk: J.
X. Smith, Treasurer T. j. Atchinson.
Recorder; w. A T. Barnes, Assessor;
Frank Sprague, District Attorney -
Banks, Superintendent of Public Schools
w. d. Card, Public Administrator
PLACERyILLE. October 3d.-The Demo-
cratic Convention of delegates from this
and Placer counties TO select joint Senator
has nominated o. T. Seavy of Auburn.
On the Stump.
SUsANvILLE, October 3d.-The campaign
was opened here last night, when Charles
A. Garter, Republican candidate for Con-
gress from the First District, addressed g
large audience at Peyser's Hall.
WINDSOR, October 3d.-The Democrats
held an enthusiastic meeting last night at
Music Hail and effected 2 permanent
organization. The following permanent
officers were elected President, James r.
Miller Vice President, Harry Pool; Sec
retary, Geo. Campbell; Treasurer, a. J.
Packenwood. The meeting was addressed
by several local speakers.
AUBURN, October Sd. c. Campbell
Republican candidate for Congress in this
district, and G. j. Blanchard, addressed q
large audience here last night. The dele
gates to the Republican County Conyen-
ton, and many other citizens from dis
tance were present, and much enthusiasm
prevailed.
HANFoRD, October 3d.-Lynch and
Jacobs spoke TO the Democrats here to-
night. The hall was well filled with at
rentiye listeners to hear the first Democratic
speakers of the campaign
he San Jose Races.
SAN JOSE, October 3d.-There was o large
attendance at Agricultural Park on Satur-
day, and the weather and track we're excel
lent. The first event a trot for two-year-
olds, Soudan won in 2:32l and 2:344 The
next event, the ladies' race, Miss Matte
Tenbreok won with Billy johnson, who
took first and third heats. In the $50 class
the starters were Como Bismarck, Maid of
Oaks, Apex, Daisy S. and Valentine.
Daisy s. won the first and third heats, Val
entine won the second and fourth heats
Maid of Oaks took the ffth heat. Time,
2:26-2:2S4 4-2:254- The race
was continued till Monday In the free
for all Guy Wilkes was the only starter and
trotted around the track in 2;23 to save
entrance. In the two mile and repeat race
Blaine, Longfellow and st. David started.
The first heat was won by Longfellow and
the second heat by ST. David The race
was then postponed until Monday Time.
5:10!-5:0S. The fair at Horticultural Hall
will be continued till Tuesday night.
Died Suddenly.
L1vERMoRE, October 3d-Alex. Nc
Kelvey farmer fell dead while eating his
breakfast this morning. The cause is Sup
posed to have been heart disease.
San Miguel is Happy.
Mission SAN. MIGUEL, October 3d.-The
extension of the Southern Pacific is com
pleted to this place, and work south is
being pushed vigorously. Business men
l., ,ft q sft
There is plenty of water at depth of from
thirty to forty feet.
OIL and Water, Mixed.
LIvERMoRr, October 3d.-The Alameda
Oil and Gas Company, boring on their
claim near Iivermore, has struck artesian
water the flow being eight inches above
the ground, from an eight-inch pipe. The.
well is but 153. feet in depth, and the water
carries considerable oil.
Los Angeles Items.
Los ANGELES, October 3D. The first
number of the 2Gfh volume OF the De;Lr
Herald will appear on Tuesday in an en-.
larged form, bsing twelve-page folio.
il is reported that the Stonewall Jackson
mine in San Diego has been sold TO K. w.
Waterman, of San BernaTdino candidate.
for Lieutenant.Gover for Si50,ot9-
Ii is now an assured fact that the Atlantic
and Pacific, the AtchiSon, Topeka and Santa
Fe and the California Southern Railroad
Companies will shortly begin an excava-
ton for the formation of a land-ocked
harbor at what was formerly known as La
Ballona Slough, al South Santa Monica,
twelve miles from this city. Surveys have
been made, and the project is considered
feasible and easily accomplished.
The match game Of baseball TO day be-
tween the CALIFORNIA;, OF San Francisco
and the Los Angeles team resulted iaa
victory for the visiting c!ub-score, 8 to 4,
Some 1000 people witnessed the game.
Attempt at Suicide.
Los ANGELES, October 3d.-A p. Bennett.
late proprietor of the Foi{ell Union at Pase-
dena, shot himself here to-day with sui
cidal intent, but will probably recovs T.
Financial embarrassment and domestic
troubles are ASSIGNED as the cause Of The act.