Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-23

Herman Meir, R. Cunningham, F. F. Teb-
bets, D. w. Higgins, G. N. Nelson, E.
Wertheim, H. Bennett, William Harlow,
f. L. Atkinson, f. Stanley, E. N. Martin,
L. c. Chandler, William Singer, Jr., G. w.
Ficks, George Green, William Greeniaw, II.
Eckhardt, H. W. Bragg.
In the Second Ward there was u Regu-
lar Republican Ticket and an "Independ-
ent Republican Ticket" The total vote
was $50. The former was elected, the
highest and lowest votes received by men
upon the ticket being 29S and 2S7. The
other ticket Jared verybadly, the highest
and lowest votes being 81 and ~. Follow
ing are the delegates elected; J. W. Will
Green, ]. f. Sullivan, H. Dole, VIM. Bell,
Stephens, VIM. Graft, W. H. Hurley, Jos
Wiseman, A. Elkus, Seth Garfield, w. a.
Caswell, George a. Miller, Fred. Gibson,
Joseph Hopley, ]. R. Morrell, a. Brewer, B.
| Shields, T. Furry, ]. j. c. FITZGERALD.
In the Second Precinct of tha First Su-
pervisor District Third Ward) there was O
Regular Republican Ticket" and a" Reg
ular Republican Caucus Ticket" Two
| hundred and eighty-nine votes were cast
and the ashamed ticket was elected by q
large majority, the highest and lowest votes
being 2l5 and 20S. The highest and lowest
votes on the other ticket were rs and IL
| Following are the names of the delegates
elected: Ben WEIGH, J. NJ. Milliken, p. E
Plat, A. \. Buchanan, d. GiIlis, E. B.
| Hussey, Grove l. Johnson, G. NJ. Dixon
John Barrett, W. f. Osborn. !. Z. Brown,
| {. ii. Krebs, w. T. Bowman and r. J
! Van VOORHEES,.
In Three-and- One-Half Precinct Third
| Ward) pa votes were cast. The highest
and lowest votes received on the Regular
| Republican ticket" were S4 and IS, and on
| the" Regular Republican Anti Boss Ticket,
200 and 1874 Following are the names Of
| the delegates elected A S. Hopkins, w
| c. Fitch, G. II. Hubbard, J. H. Arnold, j
| c. Churchman, o. G. Hartig, John Talbot
c. II. Merry F. A. Shepherd, j. B. Gilbert
Worth Ober, Z. |. Robinson, Frank Hick-
man, John Watt, L. L. Lewis Fred york
Frank z. Lowell, 0. C. Warehouse, +
Walters, J. f. Hill, Jr.
In the Fourth Precinct Fourth Ward
| there was no opposition. The following anti
boss delegates were elected each receiving
| 105 votes: G. H. Cummings, Clinton L.
White, NJ. E. Hornlen, II. Ii. Love, Hiram
| w. johnson. B. A. Johnson, H. A. Hebron
George Hall, James McNasser, Henry
Longton, Sam Goetlib, John Driscoll.
In Four and One-half Precinct Fourth
| Nard) there was lively contest. The
| total vote was 319 The highest and lowe est
votes on the Anti Ring Regular Republic
can Caucus Ticket was pol and 1907 and
Oh the L" Regular Republican Ticket" 125
and Ia The following delegates were
elected A. L. Hart, j. o. Funston, G. T.
Jones, r. w. Parker, L. B. Churchill, War
rem Cole, 81. a. Howard, L. D. Winemiler,
T. S. Lawson, H. Weinstock, G. ?. Roys-
ter, Allen Grimes George Neal, n. J. Toll,
NJ. Flynn, J. F. Richardson.
| The following delegates were reported as
! elected at outside precincts:
Perkins-G. W Harlow, p II. Murphy,
c. c. Perkins, ID. Ii. Cippinger.
Sutterville-Charles Swanston. Ezra Cas-
sleman, Ole Goodrich, T. b. Lovdal, Z
Edwards and -
Gnthres-William Curtis, J. P. Odbert,
George Dudon J. Olsen, Robert William
son, William Foote, Jr
CJuch's (Amer.can-riyer bridge d
| Poorman, George Poorman,
Folsom. Hyman, 2. d. Eckardt, J
Kinney, r. J. Murphy, c. Il. Jolly, A. Ely
| F. Myers.
Antelope-N. Van Maren. Fin Gladney
| Jacob HINT.
Elk Grove-George Carr, Eben Owen,
Frank Bean, f. Gage, George Kelly, George
! Folks, - Dixon.
Observation-Disclosures Toomey, - Rodman
Natoma-William Ford, J. Finch.