Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-10
Fruit-Growers I'M ses.ion.

Vi OOlOtd.
The Convention then adjourned until to- |
morrow.
Yolo County Politics.
tCopynight, 1888. BY tie California Associated Pres;
WOODLAND, April 9th.-A call has been
made for meeting of the Democratic Gen. |
trail Committee Ct this county, to be held |
April l4th, to elect delegates to the State
Convention.
The Republican County Central Com |
mittee met to-day and elected the following |
delegates to the State Republican Conven I
ton d. G. Weber, d. B. Hulburt, D. L. |
Moody, F. s. Sprague, Charles F. Reed, |
Thomas Ross and NJ. Wyckoff.
Progress in Woodland.
Copspl0h. 1888, by The California Associated Press
WOODLAND, April 9th. - Woodland is
making quite stir at present. The founda- |
ton of the wooden mill is built four car |
loads of machinery has arrived and force |
of thirty workmen are pushing the work |
new ice factory is also under headway
The grade-stakes for the street railway
were driven to-day, and the work on the |
road bed will begin tomorrow. A fruit
cannery company is being formed.
The Riverside Election.
Copyright. 1888, blythe California Associated I'ressI
RIVERSIDE, April 9th.-The city election
is in progress to-day. While a large vote
is being polled, everything is very quiet |
Party politics have been discarded. The
contest is entirely on Saloon or no saloon?"
in Riverside.
LATER.-It is impossible tonight to give
the result of the vote, further than that the |
anti-saloon leaders are claiming the cleo |
ton.
The Trial of L. A. Powell.
Copyright 1888. BY a. California ASSOCIATED Press
REDwooD CITY, April 9th.-The trial of |
l.. A. Powell for the murder of Z. s. Smith |
will come up tomorrow morning, Tuesday, |
at 10 O'Clock. The necessary dispositions !
have arrived from the East, and are filed in |
the County Clerks office The Superior |
Judge OF San Francisco will, 1t is supposed. !
preside. A venire of seventy five Jurors |
has been issued to appear in Court to-mor- |
row morning. -------.e4--
a Young Mans Suicide.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9;h.-[Special i |
Samuel T., son of George Shreye, the we'll J
known jeweler, was found dead on the |
ocean beach, near the Ocean House, this |
evening, with builet-hole in his head |
He had been dead week at least A re- |
volver was found by his side. Young Shreve |
had been suffering from nervousness for |
some time, and il is supposed that in a fit !
of temporary insanity he killed himself |
He was % years old.
Quiet Election at Willows.
Copyright, 1883, By The California As,Ocatod ressl
WILLOWS, April 9th.-The city election |
passed of very quietly to-day The pIin- |
cipal interest centered in the contest for |
Marshal and Clerk. G. w. Freeman, W. |
G. Baylor and w. Z. Merrill were reelected |
Councllmen; g. NJ. Parks was elected |
Clerk. J. f. Serssnous was reelected Treas
urer and q. NJ. Potts was reelected Mar |
shall
Opposed to Improvement
ICopyi0A 1885, by the California Associated Press,
SoEoMA, April 9th-The election for mu-
nicipal officers to-day resulted in the elec- |
ton of Z. Poppe and Ed. Wagner for Trus- !
tees, and George Sparks for Marshal There |
WAS tie vote pUlled for Clerk and Treas
urer. The election is a victory for those |
opposed to bonding the town for improve
ments.
Fatal Accident in Placer.
LOOMS, April 9ih.-On Sunday evening |
George w Amsden was killed while at |
tempting TO board moving train at this |
place. Deceased was lately employed on |
a farm near here, but was formerly rail- |
road employe. A brother is now employed |
Oh the road in the vicinity of Blue Canyon,
and d sister resides at Rocklin.
oah FRANCISCO HepuDucans.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9th.-[Specal. + !
The Republican County Committee met |
this evening. Baum, Chairman of the |
Executive Committee presented a partial |
report. The primary election will be held |
for l03 delegates to the State Convention. |
Wednesday, the 18th, is set for the forma-
ton OF clubs IN the several districts
Vile Creature
SAN Francisco, April 9th.-Judge Horn |
blower rendered decision to-day holding /
John Lsnders, clerk in the Andes Mining |
Company, In So 900 bonds to await trial in |
the Superior Court for enticing Hattie Dunn |
away from her widowed mothers home at |
lila Hampshire street, for purposes of pros-
titutlon.
Redding's First Election.
Copyright, 1888, BY the California Associated Pres,l
REDDING, April 9th.-The municipal |
election is progressing quietly. Much iu-
terest is manifested. Scratching is INDUCED |
in extensively, the Democrats apparently |
in the lead at noon. The Republicans |
seem TO be pulling up steadily. One hun
dred and ninety votes were polled at |
o'clock.
Death of q Postma ster.
Copyright 1888. by he California A.sociasod Pressl
SAN ANDREAs, April 9th.-Frank Red
eAASN NtSN sCig ouNNCnIy laSl evening Ol
heart disease while on his way from Fourth /
Crossing to this place. He was a brother
OF Hon. j. b. Reddick and Postmaster at
Fourth Crossing.
Santa Cruz New Mayor.
tcopyri9ht. 1888. Jy Gs California Assocatsd Press
SANTA CRUZ, April 9th.-The city cleo
tlon passed off quietly, and $40 votes were
cast. Il. Bowman was elected Mayor with
out practically any opposition. !
Lassen County Delegates.
[copyga, 1855, By iie California Assoeiased Prcs,i
SUsANvILLE, April 9th.-The Republican
delegates from Lassen to the State Conven-
ticn are E. V. Spencer, f. T. Dodge and /
+. Hines.
Mono Delegates
Lcopyi9H, 1855, by 0e California Associated Press.,
BRIDGEPosr, April 9TH. L. G. Sher-
win, MIR. McKown and J. E Goodali have
been chosen delegates to the State Conyeu- !
ton. 1
Disgusted Denis.
San FRANCISCO, April 9th-Denis Kear-
ney has arrived from the East, disgusted
with the manner in which the Administra-
ton treated our Chinese bill.
A Months Immigration.
SAN FRAscIsco, March 9th.-[speciaI. J.
During the month Of February 6 9SS pp,-
sons arrived in the State over the Southern !
Pacific lines, and 5,7S4 were carried hence.