The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-15

CALIFORNIA REPUBLIcArs.
State Ticket Completed = nrorrov Re.
nominated Tor Congress.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 1.-THE state convaution
was called to order a. 10 thin morning The
nrst business taken up WAS the nomiua ation er,1
candidate for associate Justice fof tha ahof6
term Frank MCGOWAN. Of Humboldt nor1i<
mated J. J DeHaven, Of that county, and IN
nomination was seconded BY George a. Knicht
OF san francisco. 7. n. Short Nominated
George A. Nourse, Of Fresno. end IL nominS.
ton was seconded By William Collier. 81 san
Diego, J. G. North OF San Bernardino. ana &.
NJ. shortridge, OF Santa Clara DeDayenss no1n>
ination Yves also seconded BY r. CLARK. d Yolo.
and II. v. Morehouse. of Santa Clara The con,
vention then proceeded TO take baliok before
the roll-cali wss concluded DeHaven reoefvcd
S55 votes to seventeen for Nourse. ana short. of
Fresno. accordingly moved that Delassnn
nomination be made unanimou&
The convention proceeded 70 the nominntfou
OF candidates for secretary OF stata Davia of
Alameda. nominated E. G. Waite, aud the nom-
ination was seconded by sima Of Neyadal
Moore, Of Los Angeles, and Adams. OF San Lnin
Obispo, after which Waite was nominnted u
reclamation. The nominasion wss crested Wilh
cheers. He appeared at the chaixmau's der
and thanked the convention.
The nomination OF candidates for state Con-
troller was then taken up. A r. Conkjfne. az
Inyo. nominated s. q. Hsnscom, o. ssanfsinns.
for state controller. A. H. Williams nominated
X. p. Colgan, of Sonoma, and r. H. Greedy. %
Yuba. nominated J. B. Fuller, Of that county.
The call of the roll resulted Is follows: Colean
25S. Hanscom I'll. Fuller 20a No candidnle ~
ceiyed the requisite numbes Of votes, 43). and
another ballot was ordered while the ooconG
ballot was being taken Fuller's name W. With
A-~~ 4 -
time San Mateo county was reached. and hIu
nomination was made unanimoua The oons
ention then took : recess until O'Clock.
On rtassembling this afternoon the couvens
tion proceeded to nominate stats treasu10k
Heacock, OF Santa Barbara, presented the namb
OF Levi Racklilfe OF San Louis obispo. ana
Louttil. OF San Joaquin, presented the name AZ
J. 4. Mcdonald. Of stanialauA The vote TO-
suited: Mcdonald s4a Racklifd sSS. Mcpour
AIDS nomination was made unanimous
II. II. Davis. Of San Francisco. theu nomt-
mated George d. Collins Of San F1Ancitco, ~
the once Of attorney general r. y. MoFohoneo.
OF Santa Clara, nominated w. r. Hart, of Han
Francisco. James n. Mannon, Of Mendocinp.
nominated T. G. Hart Of Hacramento. ". r
Hart, of San Francisco, was ucminated On th0
nrst ballot, receiving S5l vofsa
s. NJ. shortridge, Of ean Francieco. next nomi-l
mated Theodore ReicAert for the once Of sur
"a
James N. Glesvea. OF that county.
Reichert was uominated for suryeyor eensesl
before the roll call wu con.
pleted.
The following nomination. were made: FOR
the Office of clerk Of The supreme court- -chsrles
b oberscber. Of Alameda; Kdward 1 Wolfe. q
San FRANCISCO; I. Brown. OF solauo, ana y !.
Raisch, OF San Franci co. On the nrst roll-ca1l
there was great conlusion. owing 70 he numhoP
of delegstions making 1 change tn their yotoI
A new roll-call va Accordingly ordered. an1
Brown was nominated.
j. w. Anderson. Of ean Francisco, wns nonas
mated for superintendent Of public sohools ~
Wv. Morrow wss nominated by acclsmaxion
for congress.
]. c. Campbell Of Stockton, was also nom
mated BY acclamstion e conersasman-a atlnfe3.
The Convention Adjourned sine die Is s =.
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The second congressonsl o,ss.cs ~ nsnsp
J. !. Kidder. of Nevada, chairman: a1e Lev'ns
ski OF san Joaquin, secrs' r.aa sunH = 49, q
Amador, nominated g. =. blanensru, q 1,. -.
raeo. for congress- Nominations we're CLOSED
and Blanchard nominated By aeclanaticn, sfsss
which the convention sn1ournca.
In the Third congressional disEfict couYousAon