The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-12
Affairs Mixed Up at Santa
Rosa.
SEVERAL TICKETS IN THE FIELD.
From the Appearance of Things the
Campaign Will Be
Lively.


Populists have nominated ticket and are
apparently working harmoniously.
The Democrats are fighting over the
Sheriff nomination for the northern and
southern parts of the county. They
threaten bitter contest if their respective
candidates are not nominated. Trouble
may seriously affect the result of the cleo
ton.
The Republican side struggle is over the
school superinte ndency. +. W. Davis.
master of the State Grange and promi-
nent Republican throughout the State, IS
cnntesting the denomination of Mrs. +.
Meg. Martin, popular official and the
incumbent. The fight Is personal, and
promises to be bitter TO the end 1t may
10 a measure injure the party's success at
the polls.
Preparations are being made for grand
Republican mass-meeting on August Il.
Estee is to speak in the AtheD8um. which
is being decorated for the occasion.
MARYsvILLE. Aug 11.-At the Demo-
cratic county convention to-day resolu-
tons were adopted favoring the candidacy
of D. A. Ostrom for Governor, and indors-
ing the course pursued by Congressman
Camiuetti and r. II. Beamer as member
of the Board of Equalization. Delegates
to the State and district conventions were
selected, and the following candidates for
county officers: Sheriff, S. E. Inflow; Dis
trict Attorney. E. P. Mcdaniel; County
Clerk, T. J. Williams; Auditor and Re
corder. S. o. Cunning; Assessor. John
McQuaid. George W. Pine. Republican
candidate fer Treasurer. was indOrsed
and nomin atiens were left blank for Coro-
ner, Public Administrator and Surveyor.
The platform was strong pro-Cleve-
land document.
MERGED. Aug. II. - The Democratic
county convention met to-day and nomi-
mated the following ticket: Sheriff. W. l..
Silmsn: Clerk, E. A. Hicks; Recorder.
jeff Fruit; Auditor. n. Breen; Treasurer,
u. 3. Clark; Assessor, j. G.. Elliott;
School Superintendent. j. A. Norvell;
District Attorney. V. G. Frost; Surveyor.
w. P. Soneroad; Coroner and Public Ad-
ministrator, J. A. HARRISON.
The following were elected delegates to
the State conven ton: w. l.. Ashe, t. G.
Law, j. w. Haley. S. o. Classify, e. S.
O'Brien. E. l.. Sturgeon. Ed McCabe Of
Mereed was Endorsed for the nomination
of State Senator.
MADEIRA, Aug. 1.-THE ticket nomi-
mated at the Democratic convention last
evening was as follows: Conley. Judge;
District Attorney, Wallace: Sheriff, c.
Curtin: Clerk, Eubanks: Auditor. For
tune; Recorder. HeIy; Treasurer. Amer;
Assessor, Woodson; Coroner. Payne; Su-
perintendeDt of Schools, Hawkins.
SANTA ANA. Aug. 11.-Ghe Democratic
county convention to-day elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the State convention:
W. H. Spurgeon, r. Egan. NJ. Manley,
c. Fl. Devoe, Victor Montgomery, A. II.
Carglll, Edward f. Cahill. Resolutions
were passed indorsing the course Of
Senator White and the candidacy of Vic
tor Montgomery for the Supreme Berch
nomination and condemning the Reilly
funding bill.
NEVADA, Aug. 1.-THE Democratic
county convention to-day elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the State conventions:
E. ]. Rector, j. E. Carr. Norval Douglas
of Nevada City. w. f. Prisk, j. S. Hen
messy, Thomas Dunkley of Grass Valley,
N. Bates of Grsniteville. w. A. Buchanan
of Truckee. P. Campbell of Rough and
Ready.
Radical anti-railroad resolutions were
adopted and the nomination of Jackson
Temple for Governor urged.
NAPA. Aug. 1.-THE Democratic county
convention here to-day chose the following
delegates to the State Democratic conven-
ton: Denis Spencer, John Even. c. l..
Larue, o. M. Hardin. B. F. Kettlewell,
C. w. Armstrong, Reuben Clark, Richard
Cuff and c. Mosher.
MARTINEZ, Aug. ia large and en-
thusiastic county convention of the Peo-
pies party was held here to-day, at which
the following nominations were made
For Assem- blyman. III. G. Wetmore; Sher-
if. William Young: Assessor. l. E. Mar
shall; County Clerk, A. A. Paul; Re-
corder, J. l., Coates; Treasurer. j. o.
Sherburne; Tax Collector. E. l.. Stone;
Auditor, J. F. Carey; Superintendent of
Schools, Miss Cora M. Boone; Public Adj
ministrator, Stephen Lindsey; Coroner,
DR.. ]. w. Huckins. Nominations for
District Attorney and County Surveyor
were passed on account of there being no
LAWYER or surveyor in this party in this
county who would run for the Office.
For Supervisor, First District, John Lu-
cey; Third District, John Denknger
MERGED, Aug. 1.-THE Populist Sena-
torjaI convention. representing the cnun-
ties of MERGED, Mariposa, Tuolumne and
Stanislaus, met here to-day and nominated
DIR. q. A. Castle of MERGED for Senator.
The Assembly convention Of the same
party for the counties of Mariposa and
Tuolumne also met here to-day and nom-
mated c. L. Booth of Mariposa. The AS
sembly convention of the same party for
the counties of MERGED and Stanislaus to-
day nominated Ii. G. Kelsey of MERGED
Falls.
SACRAMENTO. August 1.-THE primar-
les OF the Reorganized Democrats for dele
gates to the Democratic State Convention
were held to-day. The following dele
gates were elected:
Twentieth District-H. M. Larue. Peter
Flaherty, Thomas Fox, w. d. Lawton, f.
T. Van Fleet, w. G. Oliver and Joseph
Ham.
Twenty-first District-Matr F. johnson,
w. A Gett Jr., Felix Dunn. L Alexander,
j. Carroll and James Davis.
Twanlv-second District-Joseph Rou-
tier, P. n. McGrath. ellis Doty. Granville
Furnish, John Rooney and j. B. Harris.
the reorganizers are sanguine of recog-
milton by the Democratic State Central
Committee.
Los ANGELES, Aug. 1.-THE Demo-
cratic county convention was held here
to-day, and the members elected their
forty-two delegates and one delegate-at-