Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-21
CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Members Of the Republican State EI-
eGutiYe Committee appointed.
A HOMICIDE IN BUTTE COUNTY.
Death of Ex-Internal Revenue Col
lector Ellis-Idaho Repub-
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
A HOMICIDE In BUTTE COUNTY.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Gentlemen Who Will Manage tn
Ranuhlican Caunaign

The Gentlemen Who Will Manage the
Republican Campaign.
SAN Francisco, August 20th.-H. H.
Markham, the Republican nominee for
Governor, has selected the following gentle
men as the Executive Committee of the
Republican State Central Committee:
D. NJ. Burns, Irwin c. Stump, Charles F.
Bassett, Samuel K. Thornton, John d.
Spreckels. w. W. Montague, F. S. Chad
bourne Con O'Conner, a. E. Castle, E. s.
Pillsbury, E. c. Palmieri, Richard Chute,
San Francisco; John f. Kidder, Nevada
City; F. S. Sprague, Woodland; John Steff-
ems, Sacramento; II. H. Osborne, Los An
geles; L. U. Shippee, Stockton; n. w.
Spaulding, Oakland; j. A. Waymire, Ala
media; o. A. Hale, San Jose; P. r. klien,
Ukiah.
The Executive Committee organized
following officers:
Chairman, Irwin C.Stump;Vice- Chairman,
D. NJ Burns: Treasurer, w w. Montague;
Secretary, Charles F. Bassett; Assistant
Secretary, ]. Steppacher.
The following standing committees were
named:
Campaign Committee-D. NJ Burns, G.
F. Bassett, r. Chute, n. w. Spaulding,
John F. Kidder, F. S. Sprague and a. E.
Castle.
Finance Committee-John D. Spreckels,
W. W. Montague, f. s. Chadbourne, Con.
O'Connor, L. U. Shippee, E. G. Palmierl,
Joseph Steffens, II. T. Osborne, o. A. Hale
and N. W. Spaulding.
Auditing Committed. c. Stump, D. NJ.
Burns, c. F Bassett, ]. D. Spreekels, S. K.
Thornton.
Literary Committee-E. S. Pillsbury, Fl.
u. Osborne, J. A. Waymire, F. S. Sprague,
o. A. Hale.
Registration and United States Officers
A. E. Castle, S. KThornton, E. c. Palmieri,
P. P. Klein, F. S. Chadbourne.
1t was decided that the formal opening
of the campaign throughout the State be
fixed for Saturday, September 18th. This
will be subsequent to the celebration now
being arranged by the Pioneers and the
Native Sons.
A meeting of the entire State Central
Committee will be held in this city on Sat-
urday, September 9th, at PM.
Irwin C. Stump, though born in Virginia,
has been life long Republican. He came
to California in 1872, and for many years
has been well and favorably known among
the business men of the coast. For the
past ten years he has acted as manager for
J. B. Haggin, holding power of attorney
to transact all Haggin's business along the
Pacific coast.
In 1880 Mr.. Stump was member of the
Republican County Committee, and in 1882
he was made a member OF the State Central
Committee, serving on the Executive Com
mittee.
He is one OF the most active and pro-
gressive members of the Mechanics Insti-
tute, and is at present one of the Board OF
Directors of that body.
He is a man of fine education, careful
business habits and broad views. He is de-
liberate in his judgment, and conclusion
once reached is seldom changed. In the
large and important interests with which
he has been and is now connected, he has
shown himself fertile in resources and pos
sessed of executive ability of high order.