Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-27
SACRAMENTO RECORD. UNION FRIDAY JULY 81 1888

ana mat the central c mmittee be selected,
large.
2 Election Of Delegates to the state Conven-
tion ana that SIX be elected from each Assem-
bly, District
5. Nomination of candidates for Supervisor.
4. Nomination of candidate for state SEN
etor
>; Nomination of candidate for Superior
8. Nomination of q candidate for Sheriff
:. Eomination OF candidate for Coroner.
.: Nomination OF candidate for Auditor and
9. Nomination of a candidate for District At
torney :,
Clerk
II. Nomination OF candidate for Public Adj
! miniStrator
u. Nomination of candidate for Treasurer
lS Nomination of candidate for the Assem-
! II. Nomination of candidate for County sur
veyor.
Is. Nomination of candidates for City Justices
of the Peace.
16. Nomination of a candidate for Township
| Justice.
Il. Nomination of a candidate for Police
| Judge.
Is. Nomination of candidates for Consta-
| bles.
Respectfully submitted: F. A. Smith CHAIR
man. G. P. Royster, Dwight HOLSTER f. Glad
ney, Z. Casseiman, F. F. Tebbets, II. W. John
son
H. W. johnson, who read the report, moved
| its adoption.
MILL csnpbeil sai9! 7. mo,oner Of that
| committee l would like to make an explana-
! ton 10 this Convention, inasmuch as my name
does not appear to the report. did net like to
BRING IN minority report, because | would be
classified as kicker, and do not want to be SO
CLASSIFIED. The reasons why | did not sign il
were these: My first reason is the apportion-
ment OF the County Central Committee. The
city gets nine and the county four. My second
reason is that of the delegates to the State Con-
yention the city gets twelve and the county six.
My third reason is that the seventh order of
business is the nomination. OF Coroner 1t was a
cut ana dried programme and that is the reason
did not sign il
The report of the committee was adopted
A motion prevailed that during the recess the
convention should meet in Assembly Districts
mittee. -
The following gehtleinen were selected as
sergeants alarms: Lee Sheehan, = Rowland,
Joseph Garriso0, Frank Swift.
At 53O P. M. the Conqention took recess I'M
til $50 r. NJ.
Evening Session.
AT 745 the Convention was called to order.
John Rider, Chairman of the COMMITTEES. re-
ported the following as entitled to seats in the
Convention:
First Supervisor District, First Precinct
son, II. Bennett,H. w. Bragg proxy L. +.
| Iebbetsl, l.. q. Chandler proxy Geo K RIDER,
R. Cunningham, Ii. Eckhardt. G. w. Ficks,
NSOISt bASGuY w William H2r-
low, D. W. Higgins, C, A. Luhrs, Z. NJ Martin
| proxy J. +. Cavanaugh), Herman Meir C. n
Nelson, W. N. Petrie George Schroth, William
singer. Jr, proxy b. W. Cavanaugh), L. Stanley,
+. +. Tebbets, E. Wertheim proxy L. c. Vein
| rich).
First Supervisor District, Second Precinct
| "a votes)-John Barrett, W. E. Bowman. j. K.
| Brown, A. N. Buchanan proxy F. A. smith, G.
NJ. Dixon. d. ellis, E 3. Hussey, Grove L. John.
son, C. Ii. Krebs, J. NJ. Millikin, W. T. Osborn.
7. Z. Pla t. K. J. Van VOORHEES,, Ben WEIGH
| proxy w. G. Fitch
Second Supervisor District, First Pnscinct "a
yotes)-Wi liam He'll, A. Brewer, Frank Butler,
W. A. Caswell, f. A. Daroux, L. role, James
| Dwyer. A Eikus {proxy f. A Darouxl, J. J. C.
Fitzgerald (proxy F. A. Daroux), T. Furry Seth
Garfield proxy Chris Green), Fred Gibson, VIII
| Liam Graft, Chris Green. Joseph Hopley, w. II.
| Hurley proxy F. A. Daroux). NJ. ]. McManus,
George ler proxy Chris Gieen), ]. r. Nor
| stephens proxy Fred Gibson), J. E sullivan
| proxy F. A. Darouxl j. W. Wilson, Joseph
| Niseman.
| Second supervisor District, Second District
| "a yotes)-C. II. Cummings, John Driseoll, am
| Gottleib, George Hall, H A. Heilbron. NJ f.
Hornlein, B. A. Johnson. Hiram W. Johnson,
Henry Longton, Fl. H. Love, James MeNasser,
Third Supervisor District First P. ecluct go
yotes)-J. 81. Arnold, J. C. Churchman, w. c.
Fitch, J. B. Gilbert. Q. G. Hartig, Frank Hick-
Riderly C. H. Hubbard. L. L. Lewis, Frank P.
Lowell, C. H. Merry Worth Ober (proxy :. I
Robinsonl E / Robinson, F, A. Shepard John
talbot Z; walters, o; G. Waterhouse, John
Watt. Frederick york proxy I. II. Berkey)
Third supervisor District Second Precinct O6
| votesl-L. B. Churchill, Warren Cole, NJ. FLYNN.
J.; Q. Funston, Allen Grimes proxy R. W.
Parker, A. L. Hart, NJ. A. Howard, c. r. Jones
T: s. Lawson, George Neaie, r. W. Parker. ]. +.
Richardson. G. p. Register, N J. Toll, H. Vein
| stock, l.: D. Winemiller proxy r. W. Parker).
Guthfie,s g votes)-William Curtis, George f.
Duden. William Foote. Jr., ]. ?. Odber:, ]. OF.
| sen, Robert Williamson
Richland e yotes)-J. H. Bryant, William
Johnston.
land proxy, p. II. Gardner, H. F. Smith proxy
Z. II. Gardner).
Florin g votes)-Thos. Jenkins David Reese,
John l.. Schofeld.
Elk Grove q votes) Frank Beans Geo IT
Carr. VIM. Dixon, Geo. W. Foulks F. T. Gage
Geo. w. Kelly. Eben Owen.
Union House g votes j. P. Harrison, VIM, NJ
Freeport g votesl-J. Y. Davis. d. T. Lufkin
Phil e. Riehi.
Hicksyille Is votes)-wm E. Journey, J. O.
Gait e votes)-Wm. Angrave, J. J. Campbell
c. G. Coggswell, W. Lang, Jas. X. McKinstry J.
G. Sawyer, C. C. Clements.
Johnsonvillei q votes)-Robert Christianson
proxy Thos. Allen), Allen Wilder
Sutteryille Is votes)-Ezra Casselman, E. Ed
wards Ole Goodrich, I. b. Lovdal, Charles
Swanson.
North Florin q votes)-Thomas Davis, VIM.
II. Robinson.
Brighton School-house "a votes)-D. II. Clip,
pinger, G. W. Harlow, P. H. Murphy, C. C. Per
Patterson q votes)-J. ]. Hunters, L. Rodman
C0uch's q votes ID Poorman (proxy Geo.
Poorman). George Poorman proxy Jud. c..
Brusie).
Antelope @ votes)-J. F. Gladney, Jacob
Heintz, y. Van Maren.
Howelrs q votes)-Wm. II. Dixon. VIM r.
Grimshaw, John Richards proxy w. II. Dixon),
Ashland q votes)-H. C. Scott (proxv A. C.