Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-24

to the conventions anu thereby ulSlrdHcLlS-
ing the rank and file of the party from in
diligence in that paramount principle OF
Democracy which comedies the right of the
people to a voice in the selection of their
public servants.
1t has been charged by what may be
termed the " regular" or Bourbon, wing
of the party, that the dissenters, or boilers,
as they are termed, represent only few in
dividuals, whose object is to sell out and
| betrav the party into the hands of its politi-
cal adversaries. But, judging from the
number present at last nights caucuses,
and the harmony and enthusiasm mani
tested, either the Republicans must have a
| bottomless sack" or else Democrats are q
! glut in the market this year, and the price
per head lower that ever before known
since Andrew Jackson breathed into the
party the breath OF that vigorous life that
| has kept it on its feet all these troublous
years.
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
The caucus for the First Supervisor Dis
| trict was held in the office of a. C. Hink-
son. J. w. Bromagin presided, and f. A.
| McManus acted as Secretary. The follow
ing delegates were selected:
First Precinct-Isador Townsend, Mark
Foster, Frank Thompson, Thomas Gleason,
| II. c. Smith, S. Loorya, Henry Kohn,
| Henry Myers, D. Suttenfield.
Second Precinct-ThOmes O'Brien, Jacob
Frees, Robert Fisher, f. A. McManus, J. E.
Carter, William Wallace, A. Flohr.
! Third Precinct - Duncan Beaumont
! Jacob Wagner, T. J. Burke w. S. Harris,
T. a. Depue, J. W. Bromagin, E. Fogarty,
| NJ. Wise, Frank Shook, L. II. Sullivan.
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
! The caucus for this district was held at
| D. j. Considines saloon, the old stamping
ground OF the party. r. II. Singleton pre-
| sided, and W. II. Rexford acted as Secre-
tarY.
On motion, the Chair appointed the fol-
| lowing committee to select delegates to be
voted for at the primary to-day
First Precinct-Wm. Coyne, B. Farrint
Andrew Black, G. B. Chase, VIM. Stader,
J. E. Leiva, J. C. Kelly, James Laughlin
Adam Cole, D. J. Considine.
Second Precinct-Jerry Payne, Jesse
Waddell E. Dolan, Thos. Byrne, John
McKenna, Martin Keegan, Frank Smith
P. B. Fountain, John Fox, John Roach.
Third Precinct-R. H. Singleton, James
Touhey, P II. Coffey, w. II. Rexford,
Owen Murphy, James Bensel, G. McGin
ness, w. H. J. Brown.
Fourth Precinct-W. II. Devine, J. Car
roll, Jr., NJ. Brannan, James Perry, Hugo
| Hornlein, Bernard Devine, NJ. Hanrahan,
T. Burke, Timothy Flaherty, Ed Waters,
Tom Dolan, Tim Costello.
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
The caucus was held at the City Brew
cry, Twelfth and II streets. A. C. Hinkson
presided, and Charles L. Parsons acted as
| Secretary.
On motion the Chair appointed the fol-
! lowing-named committees from each pre-
| l., \ r
| to-day. The committees were as follows {:
First Precinct-Maurice Sheehan, L. D.
.Shirland and J. D. Barry.
Second Precinct-C. II. Parsons, Geo. II.
Nichols ahd Louis Nicolaus.
Third Precinct-Peter Flaherty, VI. But
Ter and Geo F. Bronner.
Fourth Precinct-There being but one
person present, on motion of z. Flaherty
it was ordered that the caucus select the
list of delegates from that precinct.
The committees reported the following
lists;
First Precinct - Maurice Sheehan, ST.,
John T. Barry, E. D. Shuland, John I.
! Carey, James II. Groth, NJ. Malin, Joseph
Hahn, S. Simmons and David Ahern.
Second Precinct-L. Nicolaus, .. r. Par
sons, G. w. Nichols, A. c. Hinkson and A.
Y. Renwick.
Third Precinct-C. Vail, James Woods,
! George f. BTonner, 2. Flaherty Daniel
Brown and J. NJ. Henderson.
Fourth Precinct-Fred Cox, J. kerwin,
John Domingos, A. Hubbs and D. j. Man
nix
On motion of General Carey, the Chair
man and Secretary were requested to call
personally upon such of the delegates as
were not present andif any vacancies were
to occur-from inability to serve, or other
wise-they were instructed to fill the same.
POLLING PLACES.
The polling places for to-day's primary
will be as follows, and the polls will be
open from till o'clock P. NJ;
Second Precinct First Supervisor Dis
! trictD-7 delegates-tPolls at southwest cor
ner of Seventh and I-lnspector, j. Q.
Brown, Jr.; Judges, F. A. McManus and
Lopez Mauldin.
Third Precinct-(First Supervisor Dis
trict)-10 delegates Polls at southeast cor
Clarke; Judges, Joseph Kien ami J. w.
Brumagin.
First Precinct-(Second Supervisor Dis
trict-10 legates-(Polls at southeast cor
ner of Front and K)-Inspector. John
Black; Judges, P. Haggerty and John
Crowley.
Second Precinct Second Supervisor Dis
trict-lO delegates Polls at southeast cor
ner of Third and k)-InspectOr, Martin
Keegan; Judges, John Parsons and E.
Dolan.
Third Precinct-(SecondS Supervisor Dis
| trict)-S delegates-( Polls at southeast cor
ner of Fifth and K)-Inspector, J. G. Davis 4;
Judges, Richard Singleton and VIM. Kerr.
Fourth Precinct = Second Supervisor
Districtj-12 delegates--( Polls at Central
House, between Eighth and Ninth, on X
Inspector, Edmond Peit; Judges, II,
Brennan and w. Riel.
First Precinct Third Supervisor Dis
| trict)-9 delegates-(Po at northeast cor
ner of Twelfth and I)-hspector, Charles
X. Parsons; Judges, Louis Nicolaus and
James H. Groth.
Second Precinct Third Supervisor Dis
trict)-5 delegates-(P Polls at southeast cor
ner of Twentieth and H)-Inspector, Add.
C. Hinkson; Judges II. N. Blackwell and
! g. W Nichols
Third Precinet-;Third Supervisor Dis
trict)-9 Gelegates-(Po ct Eldred House,
between Tenth and Eleventh. on KIN
spector John C. Scroggs; Judges, G. f.
/ Bronner and L. B. Berck.
Fourth Precinct-(Third Supervisor Dis
trict)-6 delegates-( Polls at southeast cor
ner OF Seventeenth and M}-Inspector, P.
Flaherty Judges, John 7. Barry and Chas.
Herndcn.
WASHINGTON. DEMocRATs.-On Saturday
the Democrats of Washington, Yolo coun-
ty, held their primary election for delegates
to the County Convention. The pro
gressive" element-whatever that may
imply-is said to have won the day as
against the silurians of the party. The
delegates chosen were: Henry Harness
Fred. Patterson, John Soule, George Holt
and VIM. Harness.
CRY TREAsURY-The following were the
receipts for the week ending Saturday
August Dist: Clarence Nelson, cemetery
dues. $50 25; A S. Woods, water rates
S1,003 w. A Henry, Police Court fines
$51 so: Geo. A. Putnam, city licenses ,s406 0Si
George A. Putnam, dog licenses, 81 80
Total receipts, 1854 g. total disburse-
ments, 81 ,26S; total amount in City Treas
ury, $40, 1874 As.
A SISTERS GIFr.-The sister of the late
E. l. Craft has presented to the Undine
Boat Club portrait of her brother, around
which are neatly grouped Photographic
representations of the floral pieces contrib
uted by the club at the time of the funeral
The whole is handsomely framed in oak.
The picture is displayed in Hahn's window
at Fifth and streets.
MARROW EscAPE.-While Chief Dillman