Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-25
At large. from the city-Win. J. Davis.

At large. from the city-Nin. J. Davis.
DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONVENTION.
The following delegates to the State Conyen-
ton were chosen;
At-large-A. L. Hart.
Eighteenth Assembly District-First Precinct,
a J. Rhoads, William Beckman and w. A. An
derson: Second Precinct, ]. W. Boyd and W. B.
Miller; Third Precinct, ]. Steffens, A. ]. john
ston and E. F. Taylor.
]. W. Wilson, c. Green and Z. Dole; second Pre-
cinct, Z. C. Roeder AID N. A. Hornlein; Third
Precinct, c. I. Jones, NJ NJ. Drew and c. F.
Gardner.
ii[Fourth ard Fifth Supervisor Districts post
poned until today.i
AssEMBLYMEN.
For the Eighteenth District E. l. Robinson
nominated Jud. C. Brtlsie
There were no other nominees and Mr.. Brusie
was declared the nominee. He came forward
and addressed the Convention in brief and
eloquent speech. Among other ihings, he
pledged his vote in the Legislature, if elected,
for Leland Stanford for United States Senator.
For the Nineteenth District Elwood Bruner
was placed in nomination by Charles t. Jones.
There were no other nominees. Mr.. Bruner
was called for, and addressed the Convention.
he said he had consented to accept a nomina-
ton for the Assembly at the solicitation of his
friends. He believed he would be elected,
and pledged himself TO support the platform
and to vote for Senator Stanford in the Assem-
candidate.
P A Humbert nominated j. j. Campbell, of
GAIT, for Assemblyman from the Twentieth
District
J. f, Butler nominated ]. F. Gladney, of An
telope.
Seymour Carr seconded Mr.. Camp5elI's nomi-
nation.
S. B. Moore placed in nomination Jefferson
Armstrong. of Cosumnes
H. Barton of Deer Creek was also placed
Messrs Campbell. Gladney and Armstrong
addressed the Convention.
The name of II. E. Barton was withdrawn.
The roll was then called, with the following
result: Number of votes cast, 81; necessary to a
choice, 46. OF these, Campbell received 50,
Gladney 2S aud Armstrong IL.
SHERIFF.
s; B. Moore placed in nomination G. C. Nc
Mullen for Sheriff.
w. A. Anderson said that the nomination hay-
ing come from the country, he desired to in
durse ii on behalf of the ciIy.
There being no other nominee, Mr.. McMullen's
nomination was, on motion of DR.. Harvey, made
unsnimous
Mr.. McMullen addressed the Convention
briefly. and indorsed the resolutions.
COUNTY CLERK.
For this Office Charles 7. Jones nominated ".
W. Rhoads, whom he spoke of a rising young
man who was engaged in raising family and
serving as clerk of one of the Superior Courts
He spoke highly of Mr.. Rhoads' character and
qualifications
P. A. Rumbert and G. A. Blanchard seconded
the nomination, which was made unanimous.
Mr.. Rhoads presented himself, made neat
little speech. and was appiauded,
AUDITOR AND RECORDER.
W. Walter Greer placed in nomination, after
some eulogistic remarks, Frank 7. Johnson the
present incumbent.
The nomination was made unanimous after
Mr.. johnson had made his little speech.
ASSESSOR.
E. c. Hart nominated the present incumbent,
A. l.. Frost, of whose services he spoke in warm
terms
P. A. Humbert said that on behalf of the
county he placed in nomination Joseph v Sims,
OF Union House.
Seymour Carr nominated j. W. Houston, of
CORTLAND.
David Reese, OF Freeport, seconded Mr.. Sims
nomination.
John Relth, of Union House, and George Hack
indorsed Mr.. Sims nomination.
The candidates came forward exhibited
themselves to the delegates and made b iet re-
marks.
Mr.. Frost said that. although he had greatly
reduced the country assessments this year he
was satisfied the residents of the river lands
would not support him, and he had concluded
him, and those asked for, at least Sl,500, 900
would be stricken from the tax-roll if the re-
ductions were made. He did not believe the
State Board of Equalization would submit to it.
The roll was called, with the following result
Whole number of votes cast, 223; necessary to a
choice, 1l2. Of these Mr. Sims received ISL
and Mr.. Houston 40.
Mr.. sims was declared the nominee
Robert Williamson moved that the Conven-
tion take recess till l. O'Clock on Friday Lost
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
For this Office Charles T. Jones named Frank
d; Ryan, which was seconded by W. w. Greer.
Ryan was nominated by reclamation. He
made brief but spirited remarks. pledging him.
self to the support OF the platform and the
ticket.
coIrSTy Tpr.srprp
George E. Duden nominated A. E. Hornlein
from the country"
p. S. Lawson nominated Edward Lyon of
Sacramento city.
seymour Carr nominated J. J. McKinstry of
Gait, who afterward withdrew.
e. G. Hart seconded Mr.. Hornlein's nomina-
ton.
The candidates came forward and made the
On call of the roll 21i votes were cast, of
which Mr.. Hornlein received 55, and Mr.. Lyon
159.
On motion Of VIM. Beckman, Mr. Lyons nom
nation was made unanimous.
Another motion to adjourn was here made
and voted down.
COUNTY CORONER.
&. A. Blanchard placed in nomination George
II. Clark.
F. Bergman nominated John W. Reeves
W: W. Greer seconded the nomination of Mr.
Clark, who. he said was one of the most popu-
lar young men in the county.
J. Butler seconded Mr. Reeves nomination
He eulogized him as one who, when the country
was in danger, shOuldered his musket and went
to the front in her defense
The candidates addressed the Convention
briefly, each promising his hearty support TO
the ticket whether nominated or not.
Before the result of the roll-call was an
nounced Mr.. Reeves went upon the stage and
moved that the nomination of Mr. Clark be
made unanimous. So ordered
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
R. T. Devlin nominated G. W. Harlow of
Brighton.
Mr.. Roberts named N L. Drew Of this city
William Lamphrey nominated j. J. McKin-
non.
Chris Green nominated s. B. Smith.
2. A. Humbert aud William Becknan in
dorsed Mr.. Harlow's nomination.
The result of the roll.eall was Number of
votes cast 2l3; necessary to a choice, 107. Mr..
Harlow received So. Mr. Drew 25, Mr. McKin-
non 65, Mr.. Smith 80. No choice.
second roll-call resulted: Whole number of
votes, 2l7; necessary to choice 109 Harlow
received l33 Drew l. McKjnnon IS, Smith s.
Mr.. Harlow was declared the nominee of the
Convention.
RECESS TILL TODAY.
AT this stage of the proceedings C. T. Jones
moved that the Convention take recess until
10 O'clock to-day.
So ordered and the Convention adjourned