Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-05
steal it, and we got away with you. Rhoads
is still boss, and don't you forget it."

steal it, and we got away with you. Rhoad.
is still boss, and don't you forget it."
A DISGUISED REPUBLICAN,.
| Said an old-time solid Fourth Ward cit
zen on Saturday night who was so neal
fighting mad that his long discarded brogue
| broke out in all its native richness in spite
of himself: "Begob, Olive bin a residini
ov ther Foorth Ward fur twinty- noine
years. Olive pade me taxis there fur
twinty-ate ov thin. Olive votid the Re
| organized, but be me sowl Oil niver do il
aginl Pwhy, man alive. phwat do yer
| think thin opioom fiends an Second sthreet
plmps did? Challenged me vote, begob
! One ov thin white-faced, white-livered,
| shtork-legged shkunks he'd the chake ter
| till me Oh wasn't risidint of the war-r-d
Dye moind that? Phwy, bad sess to thin,
didn't / see thin dragging in ther thramps
| an vagrints from ther haystacks an bar
| runs beyant ther levee-poor craythurs that
vi mlself have given nights lodgin' to
mony toime-an' vote Their ragged divils
at the poles iist loike shape9 OF till yez it
make me Amerikiu blood bile whin OF think
ov it. Misther Frank Rhoads may kape
his id party after this. Owe helped to
put up fer i'm as long as Dim goin to.
From this tonne on ON a Dimikrat !
Whin ther dacint citizins ov war-r-d can't
be allowed to manige ther own affairs with
| out bein' overrun by lot ov Dlackgurruds
from ther dhives an slums down town, its
| tonne ter quit. Dye blave me, Oh saw one
phwite-hatted scrub vote in a Chinatown
bum ter kill ther vote ov taxpayer lust
ahead ov him, an they tould me that Their
schrub wild ther phwhite hat used to wear
sthnpes IN a Sthate prison somephwere
over the mountains. Bad luck ter ther
crowd that wud SHAY wild such cattle
THE DELEGATES.
The delegates to the Convention tonight
will be as follows:
First Ward = William Beckman. E.
Wertheim, X. F. Wieme yer, A. j. Rhoads,
A. J. Senate B. w. Cavanaugh, J. D. Tate,
E. G. Ebert, ]. A. Kelley, J. H. Corbin, Jas.
Dunnigan, F. F. Tebbets, J. D. Smith, D.
W. Higgins, John f. brennan, Frank Van
Guilder, B. F. Penderey, George Gunther,
Leon Cohn, ]. Coyle, A. Mill, Thomas
Twyford, l.. Henry, Wilbur F. George,
]: F. Cavanaugh, P. Leonard and H. De
Young.
Second Ward-R. 7. Devlin, j. c. Scha-
den, Chris. Green, NJ. J. McManus, ]. w.
Wilson, William Carlaw, James O'Meara,
l.. Friedman, K. Corsaw A. Conklin, A.
Nelson, E. Dole A. Grubbs, John Z. Sui
Ivan, w. A. Caswell, F. A Daraux, Thos.
Stevens, Dan Long, E. II. Mckee, Joseph
Hopley, James McCaw, Fred Eisenmenger,
Joseph Wiseman, Nat Holmes, James
Dwyer, III: ]. Norton, William Hurley and
w. d. Stalker.
Third Ward-Win: J. Davis, P. E. Plat
J. K. Watson, w. C. Fitch, Edward
Dwyer, John Klees, E. Walters, Peter
Newman, Jonathan Churchman, w. Z.
Bowman, E. B. Hussey, w. NJ. Hatch,
III: |. Seymour, J. M. Avery, ]. NJ.
Millikin, William Watson. F. R. Dray, D.
ellis, A. n. Buchanan, A S. Hopkins, C.
h. Krebs, o. G. Warehouse, Richmond
Davis, j. I. Griffitts Grove L. Johnson. E.
l. Robinson, John Talbot, F. A. Smith, C.
II. Hubbard, John Barrett, Stephen Uren,
5. E. Darlington, W. Schwartz, W. E. Os-
born, Phil Douglass, John Rider, 7. H.
Berkey, f. o. Shepherd, S. S. Beebe, Sam
uel Blair and ]. NJ. Judge.
The Fourth Ward will be represented by
two delegations, as follows: The State
House delegation consisting of Frank
Miller, c. H. McCreary. A. P.
Catlin, W. H. Govan, c. J. Lenoir, R. ].
Fletcher. ]. G. Rogers, W. H. Beatty. J. C.
Luce, w. c. Graf, B. B. Brown, Frank
Swift, Ed c. Roeder R. H. Stafford, George
A. Warner, Gus Burnett, A. H. Shore, J.
ID. Crone, F. j. Beals, T. B. Hall, John
SHELTON, c. H. Eldred, j. E. Hobbie, A. II.
Starr, F. D. Ryan. Robert Miller, J. B. De-
vine, III. Decker, Jud C. Brussie, Charles F.
Gardner, o. A. Henley, Ed F. Amsden, w.
Fuller, 0. A. Lovdal, George Lichthardt,
L. W. Mahoney, Bart Callahan and Talbot
Wallis.
Or the Turner Hall e. Anti-Ring'O, COM
posed OF Lee Stanley, Phillip Scheld, Nate
Webb, j. o. Funston, w. A. Fountain, G.
B. Glow, E. H. Tryon, Warren Cole, o. A.
Lovdal, John Driscoll, F. Bergman, A.
Logan, l.. D. Windmiller, Matt. J. Flynn,
Max. E. Hornlein. P. S. Lawson, Clinton
L. White, A. L. Grimes, B. A. Johnston,
u. l.. Townsend, George L. Clark, o. w.
Erlewine, Andrew Aitken, H. A. Burnett,
B. F. Johnson, George Neal, A Dittmar, E.
Comstock, George Hall, E. H. Hoppe, +.
w. Rohrer, l.. B. Churchill H. w. Rivett,
J. Gerbert, III. Longton, J. f. Carter, B.
Fl. Covall and D. NJ. Cox.
Frank Miller, who is the first man
named on the Fourth Ward Boss ticket.
says he will not 90 to the Convention. He
says: " am not elected. The ticket was
on was squarely defeated. l will not lend
myself to such gross fraud"
Judge W. II. Beatty, another gentleman
whose name appeared on the same ticket
expresses himself as heartily disguised
and will not go near the Convention.
In this connection it may be stated that
attorneys have been already consulted, and
arrests and prosecutions will follow to the
fullest extent the law will permit. 1t is
nearly time these frauds were brought to
an end.