The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03
THE POLITICAL POT
BEGINS TO Simmer.
F.:
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Election of Delegates to the Re-
f.. publican aud Democratic
:: :. Conventions.
i FEW CANDIDATES FAVORED.
San Joaquin County Endorses Senator
Stanford Edwards Convicted of
Murder in the First Degree.
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!: PetaIuma Races-A Peacemaker
~ Fatally Shot-BuriaI of a Veteran.


SpCClai DlSQdtCleS IO-lHE mpkNINb WALL
=: :SroCKroN, Aug 1.-THE San Joaquin County
.Reppbltcalis to-day nominated the following
ticket. For Judges Of The Superior Court Ansel
> Smith and e. j. james, Sheriff, Thomas Gun
iinghanr;::Recorder and Auditor, John Perratt
ID; Treasurer n. Neyin; Superintendent OF
Schools George GOodsll Clerk, j. W. WIyi
! AS SCISSOR, O. F. Atwood; District Attorney, P.W
!: Bennett; Public Administrator, j. R. Clayes;
Coroner, DR.. f. P. Clark; Surveyor, Il. A. Ather-
%t0f; A SSemblyman, Fifth District, II. S. johnson;
ASseBlblyman, Fifty.ntnth District, jill. Beecher
J.. Jtsr The delegates to the State Convention are:
.'-NN.+L Dudley, j. A. LouItit, j. C. Campbell, I.
= f. Walsh, w. c, Green. John Chrisman, D. F.
Shelbi1ne, Arthur Thornton, F. L. Ellis. c. II.
WaR5feld. L. A. Ortman, W. R. johnson, R. Z.
Murray. William Inglis and W. r. Clark.
-, The delegation is solid and enthusiastic for L.
T. Shippee for Governor, and is pledged by the
convention TO use every honorable means to
secure his nomination.
=. Tie convention, in resolutions, recognized the
public services of Senator Stanford and says it is
i matter %. cOngratulation that lie has consented
ITO giin=allow his name TO be presented as eau
didate for Senator; that the people OF the Slate,
: irresp' of political faith, regard his can
.:didacy.. as matter Of great moment. and OF
'Bappy:fnlpOTt 10 The State. A resolution was also
':9d0pted' u ging legislators from this county TO
: press a" constitutional amendment eXempting
@gfoNing Trees:and vines from taxation until they
ere hTe,years old.
-: AR IsNiLLE, Aug. 2-Thc convention Of the
, Republican larty OF Yuba County took place
.,tliis day. Delegates to the State and Congress
=; soual. conventions were elected. The State
delegates are; D. L. Knight, =. CARRIER, +. W.
LODnson, +. II. Gieey, X. NJ. Mlllar, ID. c. Me-
= &anney, L. 7. Crane. lhe Congressional dele
gates are: d. E. knight, 5. CARRIER F. w. john
son, +. II. Greedy H. y; Mlllar, John Palmer
ana o. Il. Mayo. The delegates are unpledged.
The following county officers were placed In
nominations: For Sheriff. J. A. Saul, incumbent;
District Attorney, Z. a. Forbes, incumbent;
Public Administrators, Jacob Negler; County
Treasurer, q. W. Pine, tncumbenti County Sur
cumbeni; County Clerk, j. X. hare, incumbent;
School Superintendent, Il. II. Folsom; Auditor
aud Recorder c. n. Jenkinsi Assessor, w. B.
Meek.
a esoluion was passed unanimously lndors-
ing the Aust allan ballot system. Senator Gree
ly Introduced The following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted;
ReSotrea. That this convention heartily ind orses
j. D.. Fuller as candidate for the nomination OF
convention for their cooperation in securing his
nomination; that believe that his ability and in
tegrity and honorable record as soldier OF the
Union entities him the consideration Of the Re
pubicaus OF this State.
The resolution was adopted by reclamation.
The convention was most harmonious.
NEVADA CITY, Aug. 2. - he Democratic
County Convention, held at this city to-day,
elected the following delegates to the State Con
.Xeution: Thomas II. Carr, homas S. Ford and
: William H. Martin, Of Nevada City; Charles
=: H.: MHChell, J. 5. Hennessy, George ID. Nc.
= Lean, aud George Fletcher, OF Grass Valley; Il.
.0-G Callahan OF Maybert, n. C. Miller of French
& oLIsl +. Campbell OF Rough and Ready, S. 5.
FefGus0g-of l'rUckee. The delegation is divided
las 10 p!elerelce.fOr Governor, but Coleman has
ifiu3JC tIIy. H6SG EutionS were ADOPTED IudoTsing
'GltIcldHd ). administration, .applauding Pow
jt=fi53 Views on tue Force BILL depreciaIing the
Kin O. and
: IFS 6tte 10 h ye' an .uneXpecied ana uacoHdi-
:. IinaEsuEreHder'tO The tariff reform views of the
<Iiri!0ciatS; declaring The Silver Bill a partial
VIC 9LyfdrIlie people and calling for free Coin
ge 1av;irng.'a direct vote FOR President, Vice
feSl!enI :and ~ nited. States Senators, and IN
" dQfS InE S.tpneu' N.Y. hite for United States
:: Stndfgt.* Ehe convention denounced out
LA 6el lie j 6eenCattempt 10 count out the Demo-
: ctjlllc:canddate for Sheriff in this county. The
tis tIdt e&Neie.iDsr TO use every endeavor
: fo;ii've: hes tate;C Convention Endorse Wnte.
= 4 OF lsA;Aug 2. III. Replbcan County Con-
met .lere.to .and@eleated tile follow
- Delegates to The. State Convention; John G.
:. Canipheil;- l~.N%:J oResi VIC. Balentine, A. 4.
:: f-i5 ef,+:A:- H0Gh heimeT; E. NJ. Houx, q. N
l4liier: i hey were. not instructed, but favor
.-s.iliiimau, :Milh Morrow as second choice Tor
ti6ySfnQr,- The -:folloRing county ticket was
hufslildLed - For. Assembly. John q. Camp
:be.f+s Tie :;ineumbent; Sheriff, William ASH;
:AS>ess6T,'.C {. Hik0k; Clerk. A, f. Wel0H;
.CofQpef.and Public Administrator, d. r. Irem
:.rt; District Attorney, w. q. Dyas; Surveyor,
H.sA Hieksi' Treasurer, E. w. Jones'
ne convention, by RESOLUTION, lnQ0TSeQ PreSt-
dent Harrlsoms administration and condemned
lie. reckless expenditure Of money by the last
S ale Legislature
MODESTO Aug !2.-The Republican County
Committee met today. The platform indOrses
the AdmnistTa ion, uphodS tie action of Con
GEES, indorses Senator STAFFORD for reelection,
and indOsses ). Il. HanscOm of Modesto for
stale Controller The following delegates to The
Stale Convention were elected: j. Il. Mcdonald.
" ia. snow, j. W. Dunlap, G. W. Schell, j. c.
Needbain aud q. L. Hughes. The following
were nominated on the county ticket: For the
Assembly,. 5. Alexander; Superior Judge, L.
L.. Benuett; Sheriff, g. Trammell; District Al
yorney, T. o.. Owens; Treasurer, n. b. Wliams
.Clerk, Nv. ii. W oOd Assessor, Moses Sheakley;
oupefintendent OF Schools, Mrs. j. W. Sawyer;
Recorder aud Auditor, .. L.. WaKehed; Sur
; NtSor, y: rs urrisri Coroner: and Public Ad-
nlinlsIfatarI' w. TX me Nj ilen"; Supervisor
fourt1 District: o. .MeflensYS supervisor Third
=. SAN! ;ANpIsE AS aug :2..FclioWing is the
tcket:nofnind ed by: he Democratic County Con-
iyenlle1:hefe to-day: For Sill srioi Judge. c. ".
'Getlschak; Sheriff. Ben. Il: Thorn ;rj0int SEN
: at0r;: i. I:Tnlloch: .sssemblynsn. L: Anthony;
Assessoi: j ;.B: LGddy District Attorney. VIII
SehooF Superintendent William NJ: Nuner j..
GoG0nErf: w: A::Aeliys Delegates. TO the State
Eony entlod-=J: nj anuel,' falioi hcwes. Frank
Brown; Xom Fulieni H.: SehrHgv, w. y. Cary.
:GeQrge. H.. Fox: George O.. GsaYes. The dele
g. saveIe Instructed 10 Use alt honorable means
Ito seeui THE IoEuinstion OF :s; ". Coleman for
Cove! nor taiains;ti was Endorsed los Con-
gfess 1yoHi this district :: -; -:
:; =" SAN RAE EE. Aug. Delegates to she Demo
toilgws 81: u etzog: H. wilkins; L, Z. Troy: Al. j..
.:MullieIn," George d.. Shearer. james Kenny, r..
MfgnhnsoniM. u Biiep:. IA. g 0fd0n. L. Bulls
f.tt9lnsop, W. :Leary.-%S. f Brown, nj. e.
. . Delegates 10 the. Republican, county Conyen-
:" ii1h=. were elected To-day as follows: James
Saunders, GTsIiait PeiEy;!J: II: Walker W. Barr,
y, II y: N.Y., - ,,betleeeoui :. GeOrge Rodden. l.
DujaTdl9, =. WaLdeDi k..C. Lul6; i. Wright. L.
j. Maguire1 Al; +. oDrheadi j. MeCaDe.
a'be.; DemocfaIIc County Convention wifi be
slela ;llsaE RdfaeL August Slh*and The :Republi-
'Eal: CGuH1y GUnVe1IinI august 5tE.' =.
<QEINCYa Aug 2. The ydeIegaIcs TO the Re-
. p;nlican%.SgaLe aid i:Distycr .ConFentio. from
4g1las Gountyar WV. kellogg. John Neville,
u; 81 Kickinm, &c. Hemlrf. Il lie delegates are
:: nlii ledgeG,:Uut viii probably support :Chpmal.
. 1hey0te-; AIKEN III :.the central Committee was:
MomoW14$C hipman g. MARKHAM LA resolu-
Of the. Su'ahYilie Land Office, vice ~ oOd, de.
: eea:eg-- Inc convention Is 70 meet on.'the 20th
lllsInt iO.iomin.ite.a county ticket. =
'EUREKAis Aug. 2.-The Republicans Conveu-
:. " $50 deeeai es TO lie: state Convention
Incl IN ftlis city to-day. Resolutions indOrsiug
siii- qIniGi i atson, be AareG1el tss Supreme
. BENCH and i. 4. Kihsey for Railroad Commits
slouej were adopted: The deleg gales are: John
taaee,;J. w. tlenderscni.A AZ. Iutnami TIA a.
Russo. q. Taylor, A. C0nnIck,. Ci'aB. Frost, S.
MeIt imam, D. B. Caster lin, J.!;F. MalIon,. w
p Roberts. WI Heney o.. IL. Spring, j. c.
Bull Jr. Jnd c. L. Roberts. .
, leaD County Convention has Just concluded It's
labors... .Ahe delegates elected 10 Tie Stale Con
yenIIOn aie: George Blanchard, 5. p. HOskius,
Colonel Dent, w. II. Brown, K. EipIn Thomas
Fraser. Thomas Stey .nson and NJ. r. Bennett.
RESOLUTIONS; indorsing Tile 'payty administration
and; Lille course of W. w, Morrow were passed.
= he convention was enthusiaslc,.aud exhibited
tbes0d Republican fire.
. e. WOODLAND, Aug. 2.:3:Tne Republican County
Convention elected fe following delegates 10
the stale Convention to-day: c. f. Reed, Sen
atoE T. S. SpIague, K. $. Freeman, J.. W. HlIl
ker, Thomas Hail., A. j. Plant, ID. q. Weber,
fleece Clark, They were instructed to support
Court.
SAN QUENTIN, Aug: 2.-DemoctatI. and Re-
publican primaries were held here to-day 20 elect
Delegates 10 the, democratic anu Republican
County Conventions. The Republican delegates
are Meyer II. Levy, James SHARE, Henry Rich
m0nd and John J.. smith. The Democratic dele
cats are John MeRae, James Mclean, Richard
McGreeRy.
SONORA Aug. 2. = The Democratic County
Convention to-day adopted tie Crawford plsn Of
nomination aud chose as delegates TO The State
Convention: NJ. L. Hughes, Fs;tnk Gross J. NJ
Kalloc@, James McGowaD, Proc Scott, James
Giles and Henry Carlin. Their choice Is Cole
man for Governor and Gamineiti for Congress-
NEAVERYIbLE, Aug. = the Democratic
County Convention, held To-day, The following
delegates were elected 10 The state Convention:
John Nc Murray, john " Reed aud II. Il. Civ
ems. Tie convention Endorsed I. w. 5. Sbaua-