The record-union., 1892-05-05


All are from San Francisco.
flith Congressional District-O. A.
Hale of Santa Clara and George A.
Knight of San Francisco, delegates;
Mitchell Phillips and John L. Dare of
San francisco, alternates.
Sixth Congressional District-E. P.
johnson of Los Angeles and r. L. Jack
OF san Luis Obispo, delegates; ]. Frank
enheld and j. I. Porter, alternates.
seventh Congressional District-P. Y.
Baker OF Tulare and r. w. Button of San
Bernardino, delegates; W. II. Stripper
and \. ). Emery, alternates.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The selection of State Central Com
mittee was done quickly. 1t resulted as
follows:
Alameda-W. T. Harris, F H Meyers, j. j.
Serrl, John q. Gohrman, S. u. Rogers, j. Z.
Plunkett.
Alplne-W. P. Merrill.
Amador-B IsaacS
Butte-A. II. Chapman.
CaiaYeraS-AleGander Brown.
Colusa-E. w. JONES'
Contra Costa-W. S. Wells
Del Norte-W. A. Woodbury..
FL DOradO-J. j. Crawford
Fresno-W. T. Sesnon, j. w. Shanklin.
Humboldt-T. H. selvage Frank G. Will
iams.
myo-S. G. Sneden.
kern-S. ". Ferguson,
Lake,. L. Read
Iassen-F'red Hines
Los Angeles-T. p Lukens. NJ. F. Farbelle
\: Z. Carter, J. Q. Cashin, w. S. More. L. j.
Niles. -
Marin-Not filed.
MaripoSa-E. p Wasson
Mendocino-G. y. Sturtevant
Merced-H- II. McCloskey
Modoc-.I. t. Laird.
MOnO-E. l.. Reese.
Monterey-A. B. jackson.
Napa-H. II. Knapp.
NeNada-John +. kidder
Oranges. w. Sanborn
Placer-O. w. Hollenbeck,
Sacramento-B. w. Cavanaugh C. II ZONES
j. II. Burnham
San Bentto--rhomas Flint, Sr.
san Bernardino-Scipio Craig, a. S. White.
San Diego-Horace McPhee, a. g. Gassen
san trancisco-T. j. Iully, DIR. n. J. Whit
comb, James Corcoran, w. Snadek John A.
| Hoey, J; s; = EeIs, Martin Jones' W. H. Nc
Laughlln, g H. PecHham, L. D. Jones, a
+ kronberg, w. A. DAVIS, r. l.. Thomas, G. II
Walker, +. c; Hughes, w. A. Carves, o. W.
Lilkendy, j. j. Green.
San Joaquin-A. y. Noble, H. Bentley.
san Luis Obispo-R. f. Jacks
San Mateo-G. w. Loaie.
Santa Barbara-A. Mclean.
Santa Clara-F. G. Franck William Dorrity.
G.. +. HerSey.
Santa Cruz-L. J. Drake
Shasta-T. p. Smith.
Sierra-D. T. Cole.
SiSkiyOu-R. H. Campbell
Solano-CharIes Newman
SohoIla-I. II. 1unWldd1e, y. B. Lennon
StaniSlaus-J. c. Necdham
Sutter-Eli Davis.
Tchama-N. 2. Chapman
Trinity-Henry Martin
Tuolumne-F. W. Street.
Tulare-W. S. Camp, j. T. Cairns.
Ventura. =. Collins
Yolo-J. II. McGuffey.
Guba-D. L. knight.
EXCHANGING COMPLIMENTS.
Before adiourning, Morehouse of Santa
u ,r,fp ,Nf+ +l,.
pie Of Stockton for the grand and hospi
tabl emanner in which they had treated
the delegates during their stay.
A vote OF thanks was also given Chair
man Nef and his assistants
n. l.. Levinsky of Stockton accepted
the vote of thanks in happy speech.
He was glad that the delegates had aDpre-
clated the efforts of the Stockton people
as the latter had worked hard to keen
their promises. He regretted that the
weather had prevented some excursions
and trips to the various manufactures
which had been built up under the pro-
tective principles of the Republican
party. Stockton was great city. Even
the chairs the delegates had sat upon.
said Mr.. Levinsky, were manufactured
in Stockton, and turned over to the Aori-
cultural Society to be used in fair time.
in order to insure the return Of the chairs
they had all been marked rs. P."-which
meant Stockton Pavilion.
Three rousing cheers were then giyen
for the success of the Republican party.
a motion to adjourn was carried, and the
delegates began 10 Scamper for the train.
carrying the Silken banners, which bore
the names OF the different counties, with
them.