The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-01
MARKHAM AT REDDING,.
Enthusiastic Reception, Followed by a
7 = Z. SIS RousiBs Mass Meeting.

land parry arrived at O'Clock this. evening
amidst tia firing of cannon: He was met By
the County: Cen trial Committee and many
citizens ana escorted by: General. Clip
mani General: Cadwa1Eafsr and. Joe.
Conc from Red Bluff, After sapper the
committee and many citizens called en- him
al the hotel WITH brass band. Mark ham:
|: was taken in "a cafrifge- to Armory
Hail. .Wllici..Wa decorated with bant-
Ing; flags: and flowers. On. entering
the :lan. !: udge.:. Bush !. proposed T three
.ehepfss for Markham: which. were given
with a vim: Edward. Sweeney, Chairman OF
tbe:@.Geintyz: Central Committee, called the
meeting TO- erler.5 Judge Bell presided as
lhaiFnap. -: Mark ham enlarged. some
w hat on. his. remarks. heretofore
made, paying. the: Republican: pa
pers a se2Iap limetit.* He was: well.
and: :, enthusiastically received. Gem
'eraF Chapman followed with a splendid.
shoft. SPEECH. ...:..Fhen. came Morelouse,
the ! speaker J: Of. the occasion, who.
worked the audience. up to. a, high
=pit9h of enthusiasm. and. proved to
10 be oneSof The BEST sneakers Redding has
heard. 'fl1e hail $ as we1fftled, nearlycqirally
with ladies and gentlemen. Every mention.
of I.ineoln,ss and. Bl!ahle's names protueed
great enthusiasm Warehouses; history of
Mark nam 5 rise. from. poverty. to his present
position had r: telling effect. The meeting
was a great success: II. -. ~: L. =
j: - s ANTA#GLARA DEM0CR ATS :
!: SAN rJosF.+ Sept. So@7Tbe. Democratic
County Convention to-day nominated the
following ticket; : judges Q Superior Court;
William Matthews and Charles & Clark;
Sheriff, Martin Kell: County Clerk. Thomas
&Bedleys Assessor, = Ii. 4. Snitzer JincpHl-
BENT; Auditor and Recorder, Samuel w.
BQrlngS Distf sAtt0Ft ey, Y. A. Scholar;
SUPERINTENDENT Of Schools. to be filed by
:. the County Committee: Surveyor, Paul
*SainseyaiIf; Cprcner and Public Admins
>trater, W.*B. Ward" Senator Thfrty-see0nd
District, jill. Henry; S$emblymea-Stx-
ty-tlli1l District. Steptoa5 Kinney Sixty
fourth District George E: Graves; Sixty
fifth District, T.. D. :Finard; Supervisors, j.
s.: Whitehltrst and Peter Donneliy.; City
Justice, George S. Wells. Township Justice,
JGsepb r. King. s i: + !.
+ III; NEVADA: COUNTY IEMe en- ATS i
=: NEVADA CITY. Sert 30.F The Democratic
! County. Central Committee met Yesterday.
The platform Adopted iideEsed tile State.
and national. platforms and the ribnIina-
. tons made eat san JOSE: favored economy
iB the administration of governmental
affairs, and Gepantldd the free ballet and a
fair c0untfn elections: " t.:::sE
+. The: following nominate were made !:
Superior j G9ge. exsCAlef" I,liiStice. Nllps
Searles. Of =Neyaea-G ity ), Sheriff, Geprge ".
/ DGhsteE Of True zee: ginetlm bent !" Glerk,.
Jalles4L> Morgan Of Chel6keG linel(mbent}s
Assessor W. IL Martin of. nevada City;
Recorder, Alb: Brady of:GIass. Valley I'M
cdmbent3.; District Attorney, George, E. Ri ley
of Grass Valley (: Treasurer, b. N: SheeGraft
OF - eYaIy City tiac Hinbeitl;; Public. Admin
isiratDF, Ed SiInpSen,gf Grass Valley tiaGuni-
bent):@ SGperintenteft Of Schools. j.! NJ.
Massey Of Nevada City; Coroner Gearge
+ Tracy Df I. Grass " afiey (IncpnbentE.. Assem-!
:b1y-f0urleen DISTRICT M. Garyeg: of Me-
Yada City !; II fteen sh District, Thomas Dun
ley of Grass Valley. - " +: :.
Last nisht se1lat or cami4fetti. and J. 4.
T Fiieher addressed "a ratification meeting. r.
~ :: { IIsAIyi8 ASH .3F QUINCY. :. :,
!; Quincy, Sept; s3a.+ On. j: a., Barhain.
Republican flpliilnse fer Congress; addressed
alarge and ENTHUSIASTIC meeting al tlGe:'EowIr
Hall last evening" = His SPEECH WAS gnain1y
upon the tatiI and mining Questions and
was well received by lfea td'ence. X: f.
: LAssEN$ eoUNrF j: t.TI1sfIc ANS :
SUsA AVIT.EE5,, : Septl 5b4-!I;lie Republican
County Convention .fo3eay noin;nated the.
following ;tieket:s*: sl1per fpr'2J udge,. i. a..
Kelly; Sheriff, r.. H: Cody; Clerk, c.. T.
Emerson /; District Att6rQey,.J A. GiIliHall !.
Treasurer; IL W. 1SleAbert; Assessor, W: IT,.
.Harrisan; =Sjiberyis0r, :. NJ, I'D. MHrkler;
SHpeGiffte ndent of S&lGets,: Mrs. Ne. II.
Woodin; C0rfirferana /, ulhle Administrator,
N Jones; Surveyor, w: d; Miuekfer.! i: :.
80 49, PuND AND CotiEA AN. IT, T. !:
SAN9A. ia Xii All Assent ss}}6=4E. b: Pond
j.: y GoIeman and q: j. 4 lynn arrived: this
afternoon on lille. Steamer PollenH.; The
steamer was gay IY ifttc0rated with flags arid
:buA ting The NisitaTa were ma at the
wharf by a crowd 0fritize1s with "a halid
Mayor Pond. was fnfr6dueed; freni: the
bridge of the stealiier by 0iotltl Russell
Heafll Of tits Iity:< "a prtresS ion Vas feinied
and MI. Pond ese9rted 10 the Arlington
|. Hotel where an infUEnlal reception Wa&lrrld.
II his: evening "a ]iTrge nleetlng Was he id nit
/ the opera house; which was addressed by
Pond and Coleii4ari, wf@ leftat 10 d clcek on
the Steamer, which was. held two hours
over time forthefr accommodation ~! +.
?. :: PREPAf.tSG FOX poND;s REcEpTfoN.5 = :
!. SAN DIEao,: Sept. 90 = HoiI,5 e.. B.
Pond, j.. W Coleman and Hon; ron
Waters will :he the speakers at the demon
stratI6n to be given: by the, Democrats in
this city on Friday evening: The Democrats
are making extensive :: preparations for the
reception Of their npninee forGeyerffor on
his arrival by Steamer Wednesday evening.
:*5| REPuBEIeAN DEMO INST RATION: j.
+: SAN .DIEGo Sept. 3o;-=To-night the Re-
pnblicans helda demonstration on the plaza,
the speakers being Hun. j. b.. Reqdirk,
Senator Bowers. Senator Hardaere and
Others. & Reports fren. EECajgu say that if
the weather viii remain clear for lwG.dayS
more the entire raisin crop Will be. saved
-: shootin z IN Chin town. :.
l. ar earlv hnIir. morn IN i, In nc n