Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-25
who were accredited delegates to the Conven-
ton, and the report was adopted:

EIGHTEETH ASSEMBLY DlsIhlCi.
Precinct L. 81 votes-W. a. Anderson, william
George Eagan, F. Eisenmenger. Nlliiam faw-
cett Thomas Harper. ]. Hardy, Charles Mar
shall. G Messerye James aS SeGrath = i, !; !. Ma Ea-
ward D. Taylor, J. d. Tate. Frank Van Guilder,
e. Wachhorst j. Wilson Ca. ]. Rhoads, PROXY,
A. Younger Frank Van Guilder proxy.
/ Precinct 2, q yotes-George A. Blanchard,
John W. Boyd. Charles Day. F. Dixon, Robert
Douglas Louis Elkus q. l. Felter, proxy, Jas.
!. Feltes. Presley B. johnson, William n. LAM
phrey, George Meister, Herbert Melvin. Wm. B.
Miller, George Newman, J. w. Pritchard, Fred.
Rohrer, Conrad Schepp. A. NJ. Smith, r. P.
Thornton, Il. o. Tubbs, Thomas Wood, B. F.
Precinct 9, % votes-Robert Ash, Thomas
Boyle, Win ]. Davis, E. Dwyer, s. II. Farley,
! William NJ. Foote, John Gageby, J. B. Gilbert,
=. 81. Green, c. H. Hubbard, w f. Jackson, IA
| J, Johnston, proxy, A. J. Johnston, John A.
Lafferty, Peter Newman ed F. Taylor, proxy,
Charles Pearl, Lyme NJ. Potter. Ben II. Preston
55oahnst9n p,o PROXY C. ,RippSns Philip
Wallace.
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct l, 25 votes-Frank Butler. w. R. Car.
ragher, ". c. Collins y. w. Wilson, proxy, R.
Flynn q. W. Wilson, proxy Seth Garfield Chris
Green, proxy. Chris Green, Emil Heinrich,
Joseph Hopiey, NJ. B. Kent o.. W; Wilson,
James McKenna, Frank Memory, Captain
MendezJ. A. Robte, p schmitt, Fred Schneider,
B.. F. Shields, J. w. Todd. ]. w. Wilson.
Precinct 2, is yotes-Frank Bergman, B. B.
Brown. H. G. Chipman, Ralph Domaine, J. H.
Ferguson, E. Frazier, W. q. Govsn, G. W.
Hall. N. E. Hornleln. w. Maydwell, j. II.
Miller. K. H. Petit, T. B. Reid, ]. L. Robinette
| +. G. Roeder, G. A. Rowland, James Seadler, ].
F. Terry.
Precinct 8, Is votes-B. C. Brier, T. F. Chat
field &c T Jones, proxy, John Dsse, n. J; Dill
Ebel, Albert Ekus, w. H Ennis, Charles F.
Gardner, A. l. Hart &c. 7. Jones, proxy, NJ. A.
Howard, p. Jensen, Charles T. Jones, W. D.
Pennish. W. B. Russell, J. F Slater, John Sksl-
ton ". E Sims. William Tebbets John White
I law, j. J. Wingard.
FOURTH suPERvIsoRsnIsTRIoT
Precinct 8. Gpthrie's, yotes-William Curtis,
| George Z. Duden, Wp. Foste Sr j. P. Odbert
| Alex. Williams, Robert Williamson.
Precinct 6, Oak Hall, 4 votes-C A Fisk, t. B.
Loydal, Charles Merkeley, Carl Munger.
| Precinct z, North Fiorin, 8 Votes-lhomas E.
Davies, William F Neely, W. H. Robinson.
Precinct s. Perkins, votes-Wllliam FEY, J.
M Harlow, A r. Menke, F. W. ogden.
Precinct 9, Patterson, 5 Svotes-John j. Hunters
| John McDermott L. G. Rodman
Precinct 10, Couch's votes-H. Kinney Geo.
| POorman
| Precinct IL, Antelope, votes-Willlam Berry.
j. +. G!adney, Jacob Heintz, A. Van Maren.
Precinct 10, Ashland, 2 yotes-J. w. Ander-
| son, George Little.
IL
j. A Graham, ?. A. Humbert, J. X. McComber,
Thad. J. Mcfarland, K. ]. Murphy.
Precinct Il, Mormon Island. votes-Ferman
| Hoxsle II. b. Hoxsie, proxy G. B. HoXsie.
Precinct Is, Halfway House. 2 votes-John E.
/ Butler. II. K. Barton.
Precinct "a, Lincoln School-house, vote
| VIM. Basler.
Precinct 81, Natoma Station, z votes-payid
Finch, W. A. Ford.
| FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT,
| Precinct y, Howells. votes-Thomas Grim
shaw, S. B. Moore, John L. Richards, W. c.
/ Sheldon.
Precinct l3, Michigan Bar. votes-William
| Breeding, V. A. Brown, F. Prothero.
Precinct IA, Live Oak, votes-Jeferson
| Armstrong, John Hanlon.
Precinct 10, Florin, 4 votes-A. NJ Gunter
! Thomas jenkins, David Reese, ]. Reese.
Precinct 20 Elk Grove, votes-William E.
Dixon, George w; Foulks. George ". Kelly,
| James Lewis, William Maitland Thad c. Me-
| Connell, Frederick Stelter A. Woodward O. NJ
Woodward proxy
Precinct p, Union House, . votes-w. W
| Greer, John Reith.
Precinct %, Freeport, votes-George Hack,
| d. K. Hunt.
| Precinct "a, Franklin, voses-P. R. Beckley.
| C. Schlutius (Wm. Johnston proxy)
| Precinct %, Richland, 2votes-F. J. Bryan, NJ.
| S. Green.
| Precinct &C. Courtland. votes-J. L. Aldrich
%. holiisier proxy, P. B. Green, Dwight Hol-
Precinct p. Walnut Grove, votes-Sperry Dye,
| Henry Hebb.
Precinct IS. Isleton, votes-A. T. Allender,
| Hart f. Smith
Precinct g. Hicksville, votes-C. H Bailey,
| c. L. Donaldson.
Precinct 80. Gait, votes-William Angraves
Quiggle, J. H. Sawyer
Precinct 81, Clay Station. votes-Seymour
Carr, Bartin Daniel (Thos. Steele proxy, C. n
| Howard, Thos Steele.
| Prec net 80, Johnsonville l delegate-B W
Wilder.
The Committee on Credentials also reported
that in the case of absentees the majority of
delegates from the precinct should cast the vote
| for absentees. Lost.
THE sINEws OF WAR
| w. A. Anderson moved that each candidate
| for Superior Judge be assessed Sl0 each of the
other candidates S., and delegates 81 each. So
| ordered.
| On motion, a Financial Secretary was elected
! in the person of L. N. Potter.
SUPERIOR JUDGE.
f. C. Hart placed in nomination r. T. Deylin
whom he eulogized highly. Mr.. Devlin. he
| said, possessed the elements of strength that
would aid in the success of the ticket The
| speaker said tina, Mr.. Devln was a young man
| who had worked his way upward to the front
| rank in the legal profession.
| Charles I. Jones presented the name of A. P.
| Cstlin, who. he said would be a fitting COM
panion for W. c. Van Fleet at the head of the
ticket Without disparagment TO Mr.. Devlin
he could say that IL was favor to the Conyen-
ton for Mr.. Catlin to allow his name to come
| before 1t for nomination. Nominate and elect
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bench jurist who is the peer of the occupant
| OF any Judge in the State. A ticket headed by
| W. G. Van Fleet and A. P Catlin could be said
| to be already elected Mr.. Catlin was one of
the Oldest Republicans in the State and in Sac
| ramento county, and one of the ablest lawyers
Charles K. Gardner seconded the nomination
| OF Mr.. Devlin, and said he was young man
| whose rlse in his profession he had watched
with pride and admiration. His election would
confer honor upon the Convention.
George A. Blanchard seconded the nomina-
n NAf arNffip 10 .s.Y
part OF the Judiciary of the State, and the most
important in the county. In the past the Judi
ciafy OF sacramento had been upheld by the
best ana abiest men in the profession, and
should continue to be. Mr. Blanchard referred
in the highest terms to Mr.. Deylin. but held
that Mr.. Catltn had claims upon the party that
should not be overlooked. Amos p Catlin is an
upright, high-minded man-one who, as law
yer, had some equals and few superiors and
should have been upon the bench years ago. In
| the Legislature at Benicia in 1854 Mr. Catlin
labored for the bill locating the State Capitol in
this city, and its passage was largely due to his
labors.
John E. Butler eulogized Mr. Catlin as one OF
|, the foremost lawyers in the State, and one OF
the most faithful Republicans. No man co uld
more abby fill the position of Superior Judge; In
| deed, he should today be Cnief Justice of the
, | supreme Court.
E. f, Taylor spoke in favor of Mr. Devlin. but
| said that either candidate would receive the
| votes of all Republicans.
The roll was called with the following result
| Catlin 40 Devlin 1903.
There was great cheering over the result and
calls were mad for MeSsrs. Cailin and Van
| Fleet.
| Mr.. Catlin came forward and briefly returne d
! his thanks to the Convention for the honor con
, ferred upon him. He excused himself from
| making extended remarks. II had been the
j custom of his friends 10 call him Judge" and
now he saw fair prospect of honorabiy acquir
( | ing that title.
On motion of T. F. Taylor, the nomination O.
, Mr.. Catlin was made unanimous.
, In response TO loud calls, Mr.. Devlin came
/ forward aud said that, although the choice O
the Convention had fallen upon another hi
promised TO give Mr.. Catlin the same suppor
that he would have expected from Mr. Catlir
/ | and his friends had he (Devln) received tn.
7 nomination. He was young and could afford Il
: wait. He hoped to see Sacramento retain he
T position the banner Republican county o
( California. lApplause.l
! RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
4 The following resolutions were reported from
( the Committee on Resolutions and adopted:
. | The Republicans of the County of Sacrament,
. in Convention assembled do resolve:
4 First-we affirm that the Republican part,
4 has always been and now is the advocate O
!; good government, and the honest. faithful anS
4 economical administration of office and tn,
law, and we pledge the nominees of this Con
. vention to q strict adherence to this doctrine.
z President Harrison. knowing that he has ad
! | good government. We indorse the steadfas
4 House of Representatives, Thomas B. Reed
ia hat - No. ,N.-.