Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-28

now until e,estiou time and until the votes
are counted and the returns are properly
made out and certified. / return you nv
/ lhaH ks for your expression of esteem and
confidence. / have tried to be Just. !
I know have been fair and impartial. j
have ruled no man down and no man I'D.
am as strong in my prejudices and feel
Ings as any man in the world, but l would
be recreant to Grove L. Johnson if l did
not treat everybody fairly in Convention
OF which | was the presiding officer"
Mr.. johnson proposed three cheers for
the ticket, which were given with a will,
and the Convention adjourned.
City Convention.
The city delegates to the County Conyen-
ton assembled at the Court House last
evening to nominate candidates for Police
Judge, two City Justices. one Township
Justice and two Constables.
z. E. Platt was chosen Chairman. and
Ed: c. Humphrey and J. c. Medley, Secre-
taries.
J. B. Devine and C. w. Baker were
nominated by reclamation for City Justices.
For Police Judge, II. L. Buckley, the
present incumbent, and Henry Starr were
placed in nomination. The former on roll
call was elected by vote of 60 to AZ.
|. s. Brown was nominated by acclama-
ton for the Office of Township Justice. At
first he refused to accept. He said he had
but was unable to cope with the
slate. He was assured by Grove
l.. Johnson Clinton l.. White and
Z. t. Jones that every lawyer in the city
would give him all their business, and the
fees would pay him. He will do all the
work for small pay, while the City Justices
will have absolutely nothing 70 do but to
pull down their salary of almost $500 per
month. If the lawyers live up to their
promises it will be unnecessary for either of
the City Justices TO have an office, for they
will have nothing to do.
Frank Swift and Ben. Chambers were
nominated for Constables.
The Ticket Complete.
Senator-F. r. Dray.
Superior Judge-C. n. Post.
Sheriff-Geo. c. McMullen.
County Clerk-W. B. Hamilton.
Treasurer. L. Huntoon.
District Attorney-Elwood Bruner.
Auditor and Recorder-Frank 7. John
son.
Coroner. Frank Clark.
Public administrator w. Har-
low.
Surveyor-John c. Boyd
Assemblymen-Eighteenth District, VIM.
M. Petrie Nineteenth, +. G. Hart Tween
tieth, L. II. Fassett.
upervisors-Second District, S. j. Jack
ssh; Third, Geo. o. Bates Fourth, Thos.
c. Perkins.
Police Judge-H. l.. Buckley.
City Justices J. B. Devine and C. W.
Baker
Township Justice-I. S. Brown.
COnstables-Frank Swift and Ben. Cham
bers.
The Central Committee.
The new Republican Central Committee
met yesterday afternoon, and organized by
the selection of the following officers
Chairman, Clinton L. White; Secretary,
Alonzo Conklin Treasurer, Dugald ellis
Finance Committee-M E. Hornlein, j. f.
Cavanaugh, P. E. Plat. The committee
adjourned to meet at the call of the Chair
man.
Notes OF the Convention.
1t was rather amusing to hear the nom
inees fer city Justices pledging themselves
last evening that they would perform the
duties of their Office to the best of their
ability. AS their only duty will be the
arduous one of drawing their salary, they
no doubt will live up to their promise
Folsom reports as follows on local NOM
nations: Justice of the Peace, J. H. Stur-
gis; Constable, J. X. McComber Road
Overseer, Samuel Boyd.