The record-union., 1894-09-29
STATE POLITICS.
Nominations Made by the Butte
County Republicans.

Nominations Made by the Butte
County Republicans.
GRIDLEY, Sept. 2S.-The Butte County
Republican Convention passed a resolu-
ton indorsing George c. Perkins for
United States Senator and instructing the
nominee foT the Assembly to vote for and
use all proper means to secure his election.
The convention indorsed the State plat
form and the State nominees, and also
passed resolution in opposition to the
refunding bill and the Immigration or
employment of Chinese.
The following county ticket was nomi-
mated: Assem- blyman, +. II. StanZell;
Sheriff, X. \. Anderson; Clerk, B. Hark-
ness; Assessor, G. l.. Stilson; Treasurer,
r. Delaney; District Attorney, Warren
Sexton; Recorder and Auditor, n. b.
Scott; Tax Collector, ID. z. Merrill, Su-
perintendent of Schools, G. III. Stout:
Coroner end Public Administre-F-a, T.
M. Workman: Surveyor, b. L. Mccoy.
Delegates were chosen to meet with the
delegates of Tehama County to nominate
candidate for joint Senator. The con-
vention did not complete its labors until
1:3O O'Clock this morning.
YOLO REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
WOODLAND, Sept. 2S.-The Republican
County Convention assembled in Wood
land to-day, and nominated the follow
ing ticket: Assemhlyman, +. s. Free
man; Sheriff, ID. II. Wyckoff; Clerk. q.
l.. Duncan; Recorder, I. Schlieman;
Treasurer, w. l.. Wood; School Superin-
tendent, Clara Marsh; District Attorney.
II. y. Hopkins; Assessor, d. NJ. Cham
berlin; Public Administrator, c. NJ. Hid
dleston; Coroner, w. X. Wise.
NJ. NJ. Estee, candidate for Governor.
addressed the convention and was en-
Enthusiastically received.
EsTEE AT WOODLAND.
WOODLAND, Sept. 2S.-M. NJ. Estee.
Republican candidate for Governor, ad,
dressed the Republicans OF Yolo in this
city tonight. He arrived on the morn
ing train, and was received by delega-
tion of Republicans. a large crowd from
all parts OF the county assembled in the
evening and received the Gubernatorial
candidate enthusiastically. James Dun
can acted as Chairman of the meeting,
and twenty citizens were called to the
platform 10 act as Nice-Presidents Mr.
Estee delivered an address on Repub-
lican principles, and was frequently in
terrupted with applause. He was fol-
lowed by Professor Lee Fairchild
BUDD IN THE SOUTH.
SAN .BERNARDINo, Sept. 2S.-Hon. J.
II. Budd, the candidate for Governor on
the Democratic ticket. spoke to a large
and enthusiastic audience at the pavilion
to-day. His speech was devoted to State
issues, and he placed himself on the plat
form of economy in State affairs. His re-
marks were we'll received, and after the
meeting he was given reception, which
was attended by large number of Dem
OcratS.
SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S.-The Non
Partisan Convention tonight nominated
Antoine Roman for Recorder and James
McNabb for Sheriff. Roman is a real
estate dealer and McNabb drayman.
The Republican Municipal Convention
tonight nominated Hon. l.. r. Ellert for
Mayor by acciamation. Ellert has al
ready been nominated by the Non-Parti-
sans, by whom he was elected Mayor last
year.
The Republican Convention nomina-
ted the following for Superior Judges:
Davis Lauderback, George III. Bahrs, f.
H. MerZbach, E. a. Belcher.
The SiXty-ninth Republican District
nominated for the Assembly Samuel
Haskins; Thomas Clark, Thirty-eighth
District. and the independent Republi-
cans or anti Burns men nominated J. J.
Calish for the Fourth District.
The Democrats nominated the follow
ing for Justices of the Peace: Alfred +.
Fritz. Kenneth Williams, C. Weslev
Reed, John A. Carroll and = Kennedy.
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