The morning call., 1890-09-21

l.. Reale; District Attorney, Francis A.
and Public Administrator, Samuel Scott ;
Surveyor, B. Ross. The ticket is conceded
to be a strong one.
SANTA CRUZ REPUBLICANS.
SANTA Cruz, Sept. 20. - The Repub-
lican County Convention was held here to-
day, b. A. Osborn of Watsonville, Chair
man. The platform indurSes the State plat
form, condemns Congressman Clunie for
voting against the Silver Bill and for leaving
his seat in Congress to engage in political
campaign, and favors legislation to SECURE
better system of road work. The ticket
nominated was as follows: Assrmblyman,
w. ii. Galbraitb; Superior Judge, f. j. Nc
Cam; County Clerk, Ed Martin; Sheriff, A.
J. Jennings; Treasurer, w. IL. Bliss; DIS
trict Attorney, Carl E. Lindsey; Superln-
tendent of Schools, j. w. Linscott; AS
SCISSOR, Frank Madison. ali OF the nomlna-
tons, except one, were made by acclama-
ton.
NOMINATIONS AT SAN JOSE.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 20.-The County Con-
vention met here to-day in Turn Verein
Hall and made the following nominations
Superior Judges, w. G. Lorigan and John
Reynolds; Sheriff, Giles McDougall; AS
seSSnr, W. F. FosS; County Clerk, William
Erllsou; Treasurer. Rush McComas; Re
corder, Charles 7. Owen; District Attorney,
W c. kennedy; Coroner. DR.. J. X. Secord
The convention of the Thirtv-second
Senatorial District nominated W. c. Bailey
by acclamation. For the Assembly the con-
vention made the following nominations
SiXty-tnird, L. E. Dow OF Los Gatos; Sixty
fourth, James Il. Lowe of San Jose: Sixty
fifth, &c rye H. Hersey of Gilroy.
REPUBLICAN JUDGES NOMINATED.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 20-The Republican
COUNTY Convention met this morning and
adopted a platform which mdOrsed Harrl-
sons Administration, Reeds course as
Speaker, the action Of Congress on every
important measure; and denounced Buck
leyiSm as displayed in the Democratic State
Convention in the nomination of the Gov
ernor and Chief Justice. Judge Reynolds
and W. G.. Loregan were nominated for
Judges of the Superior Court The Con-
gressiunal Convention is not called until )
o'clock, and it viii probably be before any
thing is done.
DEMOCRATIC DISPLAY.
SANTA Rosa, Sept 20.-The Democratic
campaign opened in this city tonight by a
rousing meeting at Ridseway Hall. At the
appNel ed hour, amid the cheerful glow Of
fireworks ana bOntireS and enllyening music
by Parks Brass Band, large, enthusiastic
audience gathered in the hail and was ad-
dressed By Hon, James III. BUdd OF Stock
ton and Henry Hogan of Napa, on the
political topics of the day. Both gentlemen
delivered telling speeches and frequently
were enthusiastically applauded. The meet
ing was a success and was entirely salts
factory to all concerned.
LADY COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.
CARSON, Sent. 20.-WOrld'S Fair Com
missioner j. w. HaineS has appointed Miss
Russell daughter Of Commissioner Russell,
the Democratic lady Commissioner of the
Worlds Fair from Nevada, and Miss NJ. ).
Davies as alternate. Commissioner Russell
appointed Mrs. Governor Stevenson as the
Republican lady Commissioner and Mrs. NJ.
ID. Foley of Reno as alternate.
CAMINETTI's CAMP IGN.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. 20-rhe Democrats
had a rally in this city tom ght and large
crowd turned out to hear a. Caminetti,
Democratic candidate for Congress for this
di. TT C, who made an able address. He
was assisted by +. A. Leake of Dixon and
D. \. Ostrom, candidates for joint Senator
ship, and IL. F. StabeT, candidate for Assem-
blyman in this Senatorial district.
MERCED's DEMOCRATIC BOOM.
MERGED, Sept. 20.-The Democrats opened
their campaign this evening. Bonfires, fir
ing of cannon and speaking we've the order
Of the evening. c. I. Law was chosen
chairman Of the evening and introduced
Hon. J. T. Rogers of San Francisco, who
delivered a good campaign speech, meeting
all issues in an able manner. About 500
! cope TUNED out to hear him.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
SUsANvlLLE, Sept 20.-The Democratic
nomin stiuns are: Superior Court Judge, W.
T. MaSten; Sheriff. John c. Davis; Clerk,
a. J. Long; District Attorney, j. L. Par
dee; Assessor, w. Packard; Treasurer, J.
Branham; Coroner W. L. Dozier; Superin-
tendent Of Sch, OILS, Mrs. Morris Smith. It
is considered to be a strong ticket.
STEPHEN N. WHITE ON THE srUsP.
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 2O-The Democrats
opened their campaign here this evening by
a ratification meeting on the Plaza, at which
the speakers were Hon. 5. NJ. White of Los
Angeles, W. J. Curtis of San Bernardino
aud Colonel Olin WelIborn OF this city. The
BARRY AT MODESTO.
MODESTO. sept 20.-The opening meet
ing of the Democratic campaign took place
this evening, Colonel Thomas +. Barry of San
francisco being the speaker. The meeting twas
was manifested Cannon doomed during
the evening.
NAPA DEMOCRATS.
NAPA, Sept. 20.-The Democrats opened
their campaign here this evening, with a
meeting at the Opera House. The speakers
were Mayor Glascock Of Oakland. and W.
W. Lyman of st. Helena, nominee for
Assemblyman. The attendance was large.
RED BUFFERS.
RED BLUFF, Sept. 20.-Ihe Democratic
campaign was opened here tonight in the
Pavilion, Hon. C. NJ Taylor delivering the
opening speech. There was quite a large
attendance and spirited speeches. There
was not much enthusiasm.