The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-07-13
THE ROAD CONVENTION.
Further List of Delegates Chosen-Ap-
proving Letters.

further List of Delegates Chosen-Ap-
proving Letters.
The delegates reported as elected thus
far to the State Road Convention Of Sep
TENDER 9TH, though the call has been out
in letter form but little over a week, are !:
Santa Clara County-Supervisor S. T.
Aver, }. ). Selby, a. Greeninger, ]. S.
Nhitehurst, Peter Donnelly; County Sur
veyor j. q. Mcmillan.
Glenn County - County Surveyor
Thomas L. Knock.
Butte County-Supervisors Fl. C. Bell,
i. 7. Reynolds, William James, J. NJ.
Nelson, J. w. Gass, County Surveyor B..
l.. Mccoy.
Fresno County-T. @. White, r. B.
Butler, I. K. Foster, George l.. Hoxie,
F. p. Wickerstam and w. II. Mckenzie
OF Fresno; John stroud and $. l.. Hogan
OF Selma; \. lancey, Toll House; 2. ID.
Blevins, Frank Lindsey OF Sanger; T. w.
Pratt of Herndon, }. II. sanger of
Sanger, {. II. Norris of Fowler, j. d.
Collins of Big Dry Creek.
Iuba County-County Surveyor j. R.
Meek.
Tulare County-County Surveyor A.
Glassell Patton.
Solano County-E. n. Eager, Surveyor.
Stanislaus County-G. B. Douglas, Sur
veyor.
san Diego County-R. NJ. Vail, Sur
veyor.
Alameda County-Supervisors Hiram
Bailey, W. S. Pelouze, ID. w. Martin,
County Surveyor George L. Nusbaumer.
Florin Grange, p. of HIT. E. Davies
and David Reese.
City OF Sacramento-James McNasser,
Dugald ellis.
State Board of Trade-E. w. Maslin,
Erskine Greer.
Mendocino County-L. T. Day, Mart
Balchtel, \. w. Hall.
California Division, League of Amer1-
can W heeImen-George W. Strong, San
francisco; Robert NJ. WEIGH, san Fran
cisco.
Governor Markham having returned
from his visit to the East, yesterday
stated, in response to the inquiry, that he
would presently name twenty delegates
10 represent the State at large in the com
Ing convention.
Many of the letters received ANNOUNCE
ing delegates warmly ndorse the call,
and the writers dwell upon the import
ahce OF road agitation for California, and
the pressing need for reform in road
building, and the lessenIng of the annual
tax Tor roads.
Inc committee of Promotion request it
TO be stated, as there appears to be mis-
understanding III some quarters, that the
- ~ NC NIlOS6n OIl ILLS pIdus
All supervisors to certify themselves as
delegates, and in addition to select three
cltlzens for the county at large. All mu-
inequalities, boards, oranges, alliances
and all other bodies interested are to
name two delegates; the Governor names
twenty for the State at large. But to con-
serve equality III EXPRESSION, on voting
no county is to cast more than fifteen
votes. but bodies not confined by their
jurisdiction to county boundaries vote
each their two votes Independently, and
the twenty State delegates vote indie
pendently also.
The committee yesterday received a
letter OF warm approval and encourage
ment from Albert \. Pope of Boston.
whe has been pioneer in good road agi-
t2tion III the nited States.
j. l.. Gilbert, State President of the
Farmers Alliance, writes to the Commit
tee OF Promotion, saying that he will
issue special letter to the country alli-
ances requesting each of them to elect
delegates. He will also name two dele
gates for the State Alliance.