Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-25
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
1t Assemblies Tomorrow Afternoon In
the CiunIe Opera House.

the Ciunie Opera House.
The Republican County Convention will
meet at 1:30 P. NJ. tomorrow in the CIunie
Opera House. 1t will be held for the pur-
pose of selecting eighteen delegates to the
State Convention, which will meet in San
Francisco July 31st. and to attend a Con-
gressional Convention to be hereafter
called. The Convention tomorrow will
also nominate candidates for the various
county, city and township offices to be
flied by law in this county, to select a
County Central Committee, and to transact
! such other business as may come before it.
The delegates will consist of los from the
city and 90 from the county, making total
of 204.
The delegates so far as returns have been
received are as follows:
First Ward (22) &C. A. Luhrs. w.
N. Petrie, W. a. Anderson, George Schroth,
Herman Meir, r. Cunningham, F. f. Teb-
bets, ID: w. Higgins, C. N. Nelson, E.
Wertheim, 81. Bennett, William Harlow
r. l.. Atkinson, Il. Stanley, L. NJ. Martin,
L: u Chandler, William Singer, Jr., G. w.
tlcks, George Green, William Greenlaw, H.
Eckhardt, H. W Bragg.
Second Ward (2D-J. W. Wilson. Frank
Butler, NJ. ]. McManus, Chris Green, J. E.
Sullivan, E. Dole, VIM. Bell, James Dwyer,
+: a. Daroux, 7. W. Stephens, VIM. Graft,
W.. ID. Hurley, Jos. Wiseman, A Elkus,
Seth Garfield, W. A. Caswell, George A.
Miller, Fred. Gibson, Joseph Hopley. j. R.
Morrell, a. Brewer B. Shields, #. Furry,
j. J. c. Fitzgerald.
Third Ward (34)-Ben WEIGH, J. NJ.
Milliken, P +. Plat, A. n. Buchanan, D.
GlllIs, E. B: Hussey, Grove L. Johnson, G.
NJ. Dixon, John Barrett, W. Z. Osborn, ].
r. Brown, c. II. Krebs, w. f. Bowman,
K. J: Van VOORHEES,, A. S. Hopkins. W.
G. Fitch, c. H. Hubbard, J. H. Arnold. J.
C. Churchman. o. G. Hartig, John Talbot
Q. H. Merry, F. A. Shepherd, j B. Gilbert,
Worth ODER, Z l. Robinson. Frank Hick-
man, John Watt, l.. l.. Lewis, Fred york,
Frank p. Lowell 0. C. Warehouse, Z.
Walters, j. f. Hill, Jr.
Fourth Ward csc. II. Cummings. c. L.
White, NJ. E. Hornlein, IL. H. Love, Hiram
W-Johnson. i. 4. Johnson. H. A Hebron,
George Hall, James McNasser, Henry
LOnst0n, Sam Gotleib, John Driscoll, A
l.. Hart, J. o. Funston, c. T. Jon. s. 4.
w. Parker, L. Is. Churchill, Warren Cole,
NJ. A. Howard, l. D. Winemiller. P. S.
Lawson, II. Weinstock, G. p Royster,
Allen Grimes, George Neal, n. J. Toll, NJ.
Flynn, ]. F. Richardson.
Guthrie's (6)-Wm. Curtis, J. P. Colbert,
George Duden, j. Olsen, Robert William
son, William Foote, Jr.
Richland (2)-William Johnston, =. H.
Bryant
Iseton Oh. +. Smith, Geo. Holland,
P. 7. Gardiner
Florin (3)-Dayid Reese, Thos. Jenkins,
John Scofield
Elk Grove (7)-Geo. Carr, Eben Owen.
Frank Bean, F. Gage, George Kelly George
Folks, - Dixon.
Union House 81. p. Hatherson, w.
NJ. Sims, Myron Smith.
Freeport (3)-Phil Riehl, D. T. Lufkin, ].
Y. Davis.
Hicksville 81. o. Kane, VIM. Jorney,
Charles Linell
Gait (7l-James McKinstry, John Saw
yer, j. j. Campbell, - Angraves,
Lang, - Cogs well.
Johnsonville <2) Allen Wilder, Robert
Christensen.
Sutterville (5)-Charles Swanson, Ezra
Cassleman, Ole Goodrich, T. B. LovdaI,
E. Edwards.
North Florin (2)-William Robinson,
Thomas Davis.
Brighton School House DC. w. Har-
low, T. II. Murphy, G. c. Perkins, D. H.
Ciippinger.
Patterson GA. Hunters, L. Rodman.
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Poorman, George Poorman,
Antelope(3)-N.Yan Maren, Fin Gladney,
Jacob HINT.
howell's Own. Dixon, John Rich
ards, VIM. Sheldon, VIM. Grimshaw.
Ashland (2)-John Lawton, - Leith.
Folsom (7)-J. Hyman, P D. Eckardt, ]
Kinney R. J. Murphy, c. H. Jolly, A. Ely
F. Myers.
Mormon Island 81 Thomas Steven
Natoma William Ford, ]. Finch.
Franklin (4)-P. Z. Beckley, c. Schlutus,
Fl. Ahardt L. Derr.
Jordan.
Live Oak Ca. f. Raymond, A. o.
Dugan.
AsPIRANTs FOR OFFICE
AS the time for holding the convention
approaches, the number of aspirants for
office keeps dwindling until, in some
cases, there is but one candidate Those
that are most talked of now are as follows:
State Senator-F r. Dray.
Assemblyman, Eighteenth District-W.
NJ. Petrie, r. J. Van VOORHEES, Ed. NJ.
Martin, DR.. Dixon.
Assemblyman, Nineteenth District-Jud
c. Brusie, E. c. Hart, J. c. Funston, A. r
Conklin
Sheriff-M NJ. Drew. G. G. McMullen.
County Clerk-Wm. b. Hamilton, C. f.
Perkins.
Superior Judge - Robert Devln, G. n.
Post, A. z. Catiin, Clinton l.. White, Geo.
Blanchard, w. f. George, j. G. Tubbs.
Auditor and Recorder-F. T. Johnson,
James Graham.
Police Judge-H l.. Buckley, Henry
Starr.
District Attorney Elwood Bruner, w.
A. Anderson.
Coroner. Frank Clark. J. W. Reeves.
County Treasurer. l.. Huntoon, j. X.
McKinsely, George Kuchler, A S. Green
law.
Public Administrator - S. b. Smith, J.
p. Odbert, F. Mcmillan.
Supervisor, Second Districts. J. Jack
son, Fred. Eisenminger, Chris. Green, J. w.
Todd, S. w. Butler
Supervisor, Third District-Samuel Blair,
Richard Davis, George o. Bates, s. Dryer.
County Surveyor. W. Boyd
City Jusice-C. w. Baker l. S. Brown.
J. G. Devine.
MEETING AT ELK GROVE.
number of the county delegates met
at Elk Grove Monday afternoon. Repre-
sentatves were present from Brighton, Elk
Grove, Union House, townsville, Franklin
and Gait. A resolution was passed to be
presented at the County Convention to.
morrow, asking that the county be given
fair proportion of the Offices
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Auction Sales
Bell & Co. will sell at auction to-day at
10 A. NJ, at 927 X street, furniture carpets,
and household goods Of all kinds.
On Tuesday next w. II. Sherhurn will
on the premises, corner Fourth and L
streets, at o'clock P. NJ, sell the following
described property, with Improvements
East quarter of north half of lot No. 4, L
and NJ, Third and Fourth streets, being the
southwest corner of Fourth and streets
The improvements consist of two.s story
and basement brick building. being IS feet
by 20 first floor fitted for store and rooms
behind, and he upstairs is suitable for
lodging house. The property is all in good
EaraaiE and oil anaLas.;s.l WIN g