The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-03
REPUBLICAN, CkUCUSEG.
They Passed Off Last Evening With
out the Least Friction.
Delegates to be Voted for at To-Day
Primary Election-The Convention
to Meet on Monday.


pulling and hauling at to-day's primary
election. The list of delegates selected
last night will doubtless constitute COM
plete rol-call of the convention which is
to meet next Monday evening to nomi-
nate candidates to be voted for at the city
election in March.
FIRST WARD.
The caucus in the First Ward was pre-
sided over by w. A. Anderson, and E. c.
Jobson acted asSecretary.
Messrs. William Beckman, NJ. Row
land, William Hanlon, Theodore Lab
hardt and James Aitkin were appointed
a committee to select list'of delegates to
be voted for to-day, and reported the fol-
lowing:
William Beckman, George Bryte, T. D.
SERVER, NJ. Rowland, Julius Brosius,
Fred Haries, T. Labhardt, Ed. c. Jobson,
ii. Bidwell, a. J. Senate, w. II. Hanlon,
J. f. Cavanaugh, w. IL. Ketchum, VIII
liam Fawcett, W. P. Whitmore. Ed.
Kripp, +. C. Atkinson, James Aiken, +.
+. Tebbets, George McManus, l. j. Sim
mons. a. j. Rhoads, A. Miller, w. y.
Anderson, II. Wachhorst, j. Zemansky,
g. w. Jackson, NJ. L. GratZ, Henry
Gallagher, j. j. Bauer.
SECOND WARD.
The Second Ward caucus was held over
j. w. Wilson's stable. 1t was called to
order by Committeeman r. 7. Devlin.
who was chosen to preside with Arthur
j. Wilson as Secretary.
On motion of K. r. Dole a committee
OF three was appointed to report list of
delegates, and the Chair named as such
committee L. r. Dole, J. w. Todd and
Joseph Hopley. The delegates selected
are as follows:
! DaUIi,o w ID To,,os III No4l,,,
Fred. Eisenmenger, Lee Sheehan, w. d.
Stalker, K. Dole, B. Shields, A. Grubbs,
+. c. Hart, A. Mendis, j. w. Todd, l..
Phillips, I. j. Finn, Joseph Woods,
Joseph Mckenna, Samuel Lavenson, II.
Lagus, =. a. Miller, Norman Nichols,
u. J. Long. William Ford, NJ. Hand, A.
Wilson, Charles Shick, Joseph Hopley,
Frank Butler, George Stack, Charles
Root, Charles Selinger.
THIRD WARD.
Precinct One-The caucus in the First
Precinct of the Third Ward was held at
the Courthouse. 1t was called to order
by ID. FalconeF, Committeeman. c. w.
Baker was elected Chairman, and II. G..
Melvin Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Falconer, a commit
tee of five was appointed by the chair to
select delegates, and the chair named ID.
Ealconer, A. NJ. Smith, II. A. Golf, r.
Thornton and II. Alter. The committee
reported the 1OllOWIng list:
William Duden, y. +. Gum, Grove L.
Johnson, r. Thornton, G. w. Baker, W.
c. Bowman, D. Falconer, A. j. Johnston,
Dugald ellis, a. Nj. Smith, Henry Alter.
John Hurley, II. G. Melvin, II. A, Golf,
J. Douglas, Ben Barnes, w. B. Miller. X.
Cunningham, IL. Meir, A. n. Buchanan,
j. f. Dixon.
Precinct Two-The caucus in the upper
half of the Third Ward was held at Shears
Hall, Twentieth and G. streets. and was
called to order by Committeeman T. II.
Berkey. Charles \. Post was elected
Chairman and w. S. Uren Secretary.
T. he Chair appointed, as the committee
TO select list of delegates, Messrs. 4. f.
W narton, William Rhoads, J. a. Rob-
lin, Il. II. Berkey and G. Z. Rippon
After recess the committee reported the
following:
Ed +. Taylor, ". H. S. Scott, William
II. Hicks, {. n. Post, c. e. Rippon,
Richard Parker, a. J. Galligan, Charles
Rider, Z. f. Wharton. w: W. Rhoads.
Richmond Davis, Jere Todd, NJ. NJ.
Brady, J. a. Robin, i. w. Wilcox. B.
II. Preston, Fred Lindler. Ed Mccoy,
John Chiles, w. G. Collins, NJ. NJ. Glenn,
Thomas Holmes, d. D. Sullivan, E. Wal
tiers, Clarence Hayford, John Watt, C. A.
Elliott, Thomas Ii. Berkey, Robert Rich
ardson, Stephen Uren, E. j. Dwyer, John
Diviney, j. w. Greenlaw, Jr., Wilbur +.
Smith.
C. n. Post was selected to attend to the
duty of having the necessary tickets
printed.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct One-The caucus in this pre-
cinct was held at the Capital Hotel. j
L. Robinette was elected Chairman anC
w. w. Bassett, Secretary.
w. "a. Govan, c. G. Robinson and II
Measure were selected as committee t.
name the list of delegates and their re-
port was as follows:
James McNasser, d. D. Whitbeck. J
I. Robinette, G. l.. Smith, j. II. Dolan
S. w. Butler, II. w. Johnson, W. w
Bassett, Edward kenney, s. Dresser, II
c. Chapman, e. c. Roeder, Samuel Got
lieb, Il. II. Petit, Thomas Longton, w
II. Govan, Thomas Osborne, b. Wilson
Amariah Johnson, David st. Clair.
second Precinct-O. w. Erlewine pre-.
sided at the caucus in the upper half o
the Fourth Ward, held at the New Pavil
ion, and J. Charles Jones was Secretary
The following-named delegates wer
chosen:
Charles T. Jones. J. Inward. Henri,
Sent, George Murray, w. w. Conner
r. A. Brown, c. f. Gardner, John Bar
rett, w. ID. Knights, l.. White, Ralpl
Donohue, c.. II. Holmes, George o
Bates, VIM. B. Russell, J. o. Funston, +
D. Ryan, Geo. }. Eagan, r. W. Parker
Nj. }. Flynn, II. d. Gamble, 2. S. Law
son, }. J. Wingard, Fred Under, Georg
L. Chadderdon, I. J. Pennish, Franz
Breck, w. ii. Ennis, j. Ii. hatcher
Frank Strub, Angus Mcdonald, IL. j
Carroll.
POLLING PLACES.
Following are the polling places an
officers of election for to-day's primar V
First Ward-From Front to Sevent
streets-thirty delegates. Polling place
Servers Stable. Inspector, w. y. Ander
son. Judges, L. c. Jobson, Horac
Thomas.
Second Ward-From Front to Sixt
streets-thirty delegates. Polling place
Jerry Payne's, Fourth and X. Inspector
7. }. Finn. Judges, Joseph Hopley
James Woods.
Third Ward-First Precinct-From Sew
enth to Twelfth streets-twenty-o dele
gates. Polling place, southwest corne
Ninth and /. Inspector, Harry Alter
Judges, y. w. Gum, II. \. COT. Secon
Preciuct-From Twelfth to Thirtv-tirs
streets-thirty-fou delegates. PolIin
place, southwest corner Fourteenth an
q. Inspector, D. d. Sullivan. Judge.
c. y. Post, J. w. Greenlaw.
Fourth Ward-F'irst Precinct-Fror
Sixth TO Tenth streets-twenty delegates
Polling place, Capital Hotel. Inspector
Ed Kenny. Judges, Walter Bassett
Tim Measure. Second Precinct-FroI
Tenth to Thirty-first streets-thirty-on
delegates. Polling place, New Pavilion
Inspector, J. B. Devine. Judges. c. L
Holmes, George White.
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