Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-23
ATTORNEY. GENERAL.


Nominations for Attorney General came
next. G.. G. Gouche- OF Mariposa nomi-
mated Walker G. Graves of San Francisco.
Frank Nichols of Stockton nominated
John r. Kittrell of Stanislaus.
Add. G. Hinkson of Sacramento nomi-
mated United States District Attorney John
T. Carey. but Carey withdrew from the
contest.
The ballot resulted: Graves 469 and Kit
trell 1866. Graves was declared nominated,
sURvEyoR-GENERAL.
II. w. Hatton of Los Angeles, Stanley G.
Boon of Humboldt, and Preston K. DAVIS
of Sonoma, were put in nomination lor
Surveyor General. The vote STOOD on tne
first ballot: H II. Hatton I'll, s. w. Boon
1862 and P. R. Davis 6. Boon's nomination
was made unanimous.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
VA C. Smith of Napa, Charles G. Smith
of Marin, E. Clark of Santa Cruz. w. L
Welcker, of Berkeley, and H. Clay Hall OF
San Mateo, were put in nomination fol
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The vote on the first ballot was: w. a
G. Smith AZ G. G. Smith 141, Clark 81
Welcker 157, Hall 209.
As 800 votes were necessary for choice
another vote was ordered.
The second ballot for State Superintend
ent of Schools resulted thus : W. II. @
Smith "a, E. c. Clark AT, Henry G. Hall 44O
w. G. Welcker 10. G. H. Smith 46. Hal
was declared nominated.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court, R. B
Orr nominated w. L. Ashe of Fresno, anC
A. C. Farnsworth nominated ]. D. Spencer
the present incumbent.
Spencer was nominated on the first ballo
by 406 votes, to 228 for Ashe.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Convention then proceeded to cleo
State Central Committee, as follows:
A. B. ellis, Yreka; Daniel Muir
ply, Yreka ]. P. Cunningham, Ferndale
John McMurray, Watsonville; j. M. For
est, Alturas; w. H. Mead, Downieville
W. Stanley, Red Bluff; Park Henshaw
Chico; A. P. Jones, Oroville; w. II. Kelley
Colusa; L. s. Day, Ukiah; G. E. Phelan
Lakeport; D. P. Donohue, Marysville; G
D. MeLane. Nevada City: J. ID. Carr, Ne
vada City; ]. A. Filcher, Auburn; d
nett Sacramento; Edwin F. Smith,
Sacramento J. NJ. Stevenson, Frank.
lyn; Charles Nelson. Woodland; John
Armstrong, ST. Helena; ]. n. Markley, So
mona; A. D. Laughlin, Santa Rosa; ]. P
Rodgers, Petaluma; J. ]. Driscoll, G. w
Andrews, Samuel Rainey, R. ]. Watson
W.. Bryan, Walter Turnbull, j. M. Eaton
NJ. A. Marony. James O'Connor, ]. F. Fitz
patrick, E. p Enright, ]. H. o Brien. G. E
Handley, J. w. Mcdonald, Chas. WEIGH
Martin Bulger, ]. P. O'Sullivan, M. Nc
Donald, Jas Gately, John Collins, all Of
San Francisco; j. Mccormick, Pescadero
NJ. V. Galley, Santa Cruz M. ]. Kerwin
Haywards; J. A. Gallet, F. Mcclure, @
McSeventy, J. C. Smith, F. j. Moffatt, Oak.
land, G. w. Terrill, Santa Barbara, Jas
A. Woods, Stockton; E. L. Coleman, Stock.
ton; n. s. Gregory, Amador; P. Howes
San Andreas; John Walker, Sonora; ]. E
Farmer, San Jose; s. N. Rucker, San Jose
c. NJ. Wilburn, Gilroy; NJ. B. Kettredge
MADEIRA; William Palmeag. San Bernar.
dino; E. S. O'Brien, MERGED; R. S. Porter
Monterey; NJ. o. Bradley, Visalia; W. D
Galley, Fresno; A. Lozzsrd, Bodie; A. Ma
Allister, San Luis Obispo; A. We'll
Santa Barbara N. R. Packard, Bakers
field; NJ. G. Marsh, Los Angeles; John
C. Nor gan, Santa Monica; H. B
Barton, San Bernardino; Richard Eagen
Orange; w. J. Hunsaker. San Diego.
AS soon as the new State Central Com
mittee was completed, a motion to adjourn
sine die was made and carried.