Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-13
The Californas Deze. rates Select Estee for
Temporary Chairman.

The Califorufs Dezes yates Select Estee for
Temporary Chairman.
WADswoRrH, June 1.2th.-The California
delegation arrived at q emo at 1890 O'Clock
yesterday. There we've about 600 people al
the depot. The hotel i'alcony was filed
with ladies. Tk5- traiD was received with
trersssOdous cheering. Sgee ches were called
for, and Estee, Creed Rayn Nond and Cor
poral Tanner responded. Th Nevada del
egation boarded the tram, al nd it started
amid cheers for ths.RepJe1ia an party and
delegates.
Canvas was bougatr at Reno, and Alex
Badiam volunteered to painS D,aw signs to
take the places of the enes spoJIel at Sacra-
mento. He is now atwork in the baggage
car lettering a sign, 81 Have yea card the
news from Oregon ?' Everything 5 lovely
on the train. The diningcar is well
equipped.
THE DELEGATION ORGANIZES.
A meeting of the California deleg alton
was held on the train at WinnemLlcca
with nearly all present. Permanent ore ar
ization was effected by the selection of Co.
onel Greed Raymond as Chairman and
George E. De Cola as Secretary A por-
ton of the Nevada delegation took part in
the proceedings and all urged the forma-
tion as soon as possible OF Pacific coast
delegation, to- be composed of all States
and Territories west of the Missouri river,
and Kilburn, Simpson and Knight were
appointed a committee to m set such dele
cations and urge consolidation.
Governor Stephenson Of NeTada, in be-
behalf of his State, welcomed the delega-
ton across the border and urged unity of
action, and on motion the freedom of the
headquarters and the hospitality of the
Califernians were unanimously extended
to Nevada's Governor.
The universal sentiment was that Cali
fornia was entitled to important recognition
at the hands, of, ths Convention, and on
motion of NJ. H. De-Youpg it was unani-
mously, deoided to present to the Pacific
Coast delegation, when organized, the name
of M. NJ. Estee for temporary Chairman of
the Convention, and urge the presentation
of his name by the united delegation.
On the question of candidates fOz ma
tional Offices it was unanimously decided
that no member express any preference for
President or Vice President until the mat
ter be considered by the-Pacihc Coast dele
CATION, and that they act as unit.
All the delegates are in good spirits and
eager TO champion the cause of any propo-
sition that will benefit California and the
Pacific Coast.
w. d. Sanborn of'Bnrlington is in charge
of the train. The dining-ears on the train
have been generously stocked and were
thrown open to all on board, with the COM
pliments of Colonel Fred Crocker.
A band of music and an enthusiastic
crowd were at the depot at Winnemacca
to greet the delegates. Greed Raymond
made a speech and was enthusiastically
received.
AT oARIIN.
The train arrived at Carlin. at 10 O'clock
The station was illuminated with an i'm
mense bonfire Bombs and fireballs were
fired and the delegates cbeered. Corporal
Tanner was called for and made speech
and was followed by Alex Badlam. Amid
the firing of bombs the train drew out
After Tanners speech Colonel Fred
Crocker was called and enthusiastically re-
ceived. During his remarks he spoke of
Blaine, whose name was cheered.