Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-02

drew the nomination Of Hon. R;cbe =
GIRO IN the interest OF harmony.
H. b. Carpenter, of Los Angeles nlscod
IN nomination Hon. Henry D. Gage,
! Judge Hendricks, of San Diero n,acs6
IN nomination the Hon. Thomas Fitch, ol
San Diego. ''e'' u
R. B. Treat, of San Lais Obispo. nor,;.
mated Hon. NJ. M. Estee, of Napa
Frank z. Kelly, of los Angeles, seconded
the nomination
number OF speeches were made, Sec
ondIng various candidates
Nominations were declared closed and
the convention proceeded TO ballot, each
delegation voting for four candidates. The
frst ballot resulted as follows
John F. Swift. aoa
Creed Haymond.........--......... ........ 3i .
George A. 1872
mehry .......................265
Thomas Fitch ............ ....... "a
H. NJ
Messrs. Swift, Raymond, Gage and Estee
having received Il majority of the votes OF
the Convention, were declared elected dele
gates at large.
ALTERNATEs
7 A. Clayton, of San Jose, was nouin-
ated for alternate for NJ. M Estee Richard
Gird, of San B5rnardino, as alternate Cor
Henry I. Gage; Nathan w. Spaulding, of
Alameda, as alternate for John I. Swift
and E. z. Danforth, of San Francisco. as
alternate for Greed Raymond
They were all elected by acclamation.
DISTRICT DRIFgArSs.
The various Congressional delegations
then reported the names Of the delegates
elected in the District Conventions held
during the afternoon, as follows:
First District H. w. Byington, of Santa
Rosa, and ]. F. Ellison, of Red Bluff AL
ternates-W. II. Pratt. of Humboldt and
NJ. c. Been, of iskiyou.
Second District-D. E. Knight of Marys-
Vile, and A. W. Simpson, of Stockton.
Alternates-W. f. Long, OF Merced, and
w. G. Long, of Tuolumne.
Third District-R. D. Robbins. Of Solauo.
and Eli Dennison, of Oakland. Alternates
M. P. Ivory. of Contra Costa, and w. C.
Van Fleet, of Sacramento.
Fourth District-W. II. Dimond and
Charles F. Crocker, of San Francisco. AL
ternates-John f. Cutting and David Nc
Clure, of San Francisco.
Fifth District-M. H. DeYoung, of San
Francisco, and f. c. Frank, OF Santa Clara.
Alternates-P. Beamish, of San Francisco
and Duncan Mcpherson, of Santa Cruz.
Sixth District-H H. Osborne, of Los
Angeles, and p. Kilburn, of Monterey.
Alternates-J. W. Martin, OF Fresno, and
f. Ii. Heald, of San Diego.
FREE TICKETS
Ex-senator 4. p Williams announced
that the Southern Pacific Company had &C.
corded to the delegates to both the Repub-
lican and Democratic State Conventions
halt fare. As delegates had already paid
their fare they were entitled to return
tickets free. which would be delivered to
them at the Secretary's desk at the close of
the Conven ion.
CLOSING SCENE.
On motion of j. II. Mahoney. of San
Francisco, the Convention rendered vote
of thanks to the Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee.
for the fair and impartial manner in
which ne had presided over the delibere-
tions Of the Convention.
Mr.. Estee returned his thanks to the
Convention for the honor conferred upon
him, and expressed the belief that the acts
of the delegates who had been elected to
the Chicago Convention would meet with
the approval of the Convention.
The Convention, at 1I:20 P. NJ. adjourned
sine die