Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-26
Democratic State Executive Committee
Republican Nominations.

Democrat1c state Executive committee
Republican Nominations.
SAN Francisco, August 25th-At meet.
ing of the Democratic State Central Com
mitree to-day the following Executive
Committee was appointed: George Patton
Los Angeles; Russell Wilson, San Fran.
cisco; W. V. Gaffey, Santa Cruz; Samuel
Newman, San Francisco; NJ. s. Gregory
Amador; w. f. Goad, San Francisco; A
F. Jones, Butte; Charles McCleverly, Ala.
media; W. McMann. ]. n. O'Brien, San
Francisco; Hugh Corcoran. Stockton; S. N
Packard, Kern; John McMurray Trinity;
VIM. Wilbur, Gilroy; ]. 7. Murphy. Santa
Clara; A. McAllister, San Luis Obispo
r. B. Mitchell, San Francisco; n. c. Car
nall, Alameda; W. B. Wiltshire. San Fran.
cisco; G. E. Phelan, Lakeport; Frank Moi.
fit, Alameda; G. L. Ackerman, San Fran.
cisco; ]. Thomson, Humboldt; P. Hen
shaw, Butte; j. A. Filcher. Placer; Clay
w. Taylor, Shasta; C. P. Berry, Sutter; W.
D. Grady, Fresno; R. P. Hammond, Marin;
R. Boyd, G. r. B. Hayes. N Schmidt NJ
Bulger, A. c. Paulsell. T. ]. Shackleford
d. Spencer, A. Rogers, San Francisco;
M. V. Meade, Sierra; j. E. Carr, Nevada;
J. V. Coleman, San Mateo w. D. English,
Alameda John Boggs, Colusa; E. F.
Smith, Sacramento Chris Nelson, Yolo
JOHN Markley, Sonoma; Edward McGetti-
gan, Solano; W. J. Bryan, w. Turnbull
and j. w. Mcdonald, San Francisco N
o. Bradley, Tulare; s. N. Rucker, Santa
Clara H. Rose, Colusa; w. ]. Hunsaker,
San Diego; F. Cox, Sacramento; Bryan
Waters, San Bernardino Jim II. Budd
San Joaquin, and r. Heath, Santa Bar
bara.
The committee will elect officers to-mor-
row.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 25th.-The Re-
publicans of the Second Railroad District
tonight nominated ]. n. Lichfeld for
Railroad Commissioner. J. S. Swan was
nominated for member of the State Board
of Equalization in the First District. The
Republicans of the Fourth Congressional
District met tonight and renominated W.
W. Morrow by acclamation.
IDAHO DEMOCRATS.
BOISE CITY (Ida1, August 25th.-The
Democratic State Convention met this
afternoon. Hon. James II. Hawley was
chosen temporary Chairman, and the Gus
tomary committees were appointed. The
Committee on Credentials failed to agree.
The cause of the trouble, as stated by the
Chairman, Matt Lunie of Boise county,
was that in Bear Lake county the Mormons
and Gentiles had both elected delegates,
and they could not at the time decide
which set of delegates to recognize
Hon. John Haley, ex-Delegate in Con-
gress, and Benjamin Arlson of Pioneers
vile are both mentioned for Representa-
tive in Congress.
The indications are that Frank TAYLOR,
of Bingham county, will get the nomina-
ton for Governor; Kelly. of Nez Perce
will be the nominee for, Lieutenant-G Gov
ernor; Sherman, of North Idaho, Secre.
tary of State; Wickersham, the present
Controller, will be nominated for State
Auditor by reclamation. Fred Dingle and
Tim Rogan are spoken of for State Treas
urer, with the chances in favor of Dingle.
Either ex-Supreme Judge Weir or J.
Brumackt will be the nominee for Attor-
ney. General. If Weir gets the nomina-
tion for the Supreme Judgeship. Brumack
for Attorney General. and vice versa. The
other candidates for Supreme Justices are
Ensign, of Alturas, and Maxwell, of Mes
Perces, both of whom will get the nomina-
ton