The morning call., 1894-09-16
Coast Politics Are Now
Boiling.
MANY CONVENTIONS HELD.
Leaders of the Parties Selecting
Their Men.
JOHNSON OPENS HIS CAMPAIGN.
Second District Democrats Refuse
to Accept the Defamation of
Caminetti.

ANGELS CAMP, Sept. 15.-The Repub-
llcan county convention held here to-day
nominated Willis Dunbar for the As
sembiy a. l.. Wyllie, County Clerk; James
Enright, ID strict Attorney; w. II. Slefflpr,
County Treasured; T. f. Floyd, Superin-
tendent Of Schools; DIR. G. +. Pachecn,
CORNER and Public Administrator. The
following were appointed a central COM
mttee: 81. G. Allen, Samuel E. Redmond.
l. w. Smith, c. Gardella, &. ID. Smith, c.
d. Fontana. Alexander Brown, j. d.
Baker. Milton Stevens. F. W. Fisk AID F.
j. Soinsky.
The Repub ieans opened the State cam
paign in Calaveras County with an i'm
mense open-air mass-meeliDg tonight.
Dolllng's Hall was found to be too small to
hold the people who thronged here from
all over the county to hear Grove l.. john
son, the candidate for Congressman, and
John T. Davis.
The meeting, following an harmonious
county convention, was grand success.
Judge Davis eloquent tribute to NJ. NJ.
Estee was warmly cheered.
VENTURA. Cal. Sept. 15.-The Republi-
can county convention met here to-day and
Endorsed the platform of the State cOnven-
ion. the course of Senator Perkins was in
dOrsed and the nominee for the Assembly
is pledged 10 support him for reelection.
The following ticket was nominated:
Sheriff. w. E. Reilly; Assessor. Robert
Orton; County Clerk, A. S. Kenagy
Auditor and Recorder, A. w. Browne; Su-
perintendeDt of Schools, George L. Sack
EFT; Treasurer. Henry Clay: District AT.
torney, W. HI. Barnes; Tax Collector, An
drew j. Bell; Coroner and Public Admin
istrator, c. n. Baker; Surveyor, George G.
Power; Assemblyman, Peter Bennett.
ANDERSON, Sept. 15.-Last night the
largest political meeting ever held in An
derson was addressed by 5. G. Millard,
John II. Roberts and Judge Sweeny.
Large delega ions headed by a brass band
came from Redding and other places
Bedf rd's Hall was filed to overflOwing,
and hundreds were unable to gel in. Mil
lard's speech was received with great
favor and applause.
SACRAMENTO. Sept. 15.-The Second
Congressional District Democratic conven-
ton met here this afternoon. The CONVEX
ton refused by vote of % to 10 to accept
the deClination of Caminetti for Congress-
man, aud he was nominated by accama-
ton.
The Democratic county convention
made the following nominations to-day:
Assemblvman, w. A. Bucknam, Truckee:
County Clark. J. j. Creamy. Grass Valley :;
Sheriff, ID. F. Douglass, Nevada City !;
Treasurer, E. W. DOnnelly. Grass Valley !;
Assessor, w. II. Martin, Nevada City:
District Att' rney, Z. L. Riley, Grass Val
l-y; Recorder. Daniel 5. Collins, Grass
Valley Superintendent of Schools, Miss
Sarah Macauley. Nevada City; Public
Administrator, E. w. Schmidt, Nevada
City.
HoLLIsTER. Sept. 15.-The San Benito
Democratic county convention nominated
the following this afternoon: Assembly.
John II. Matthew's; Sheriff, E. e. Hol-
brook; Assessor, w. K. Brown; Superln-
tendent of Schools, John Garner; Clerk,
q. NJ. Foote; District Attorney, NJ. 4.
DOo!ing; Treasurer, Z. B. Montgomery;
Coroner. w. w. Black.
SAN JOSE, Sept 15.-The Democrats will
hold the last of the party primaries Mon
day for the fall Campaign and on Thurs
day a convention will be held. The mot
vigorous fight is for Sheriff, ex-Sheriff Ben
Braham appearing as the only candidate
of note against the occupant of the office.
George 7. Bollinger. The latter. however.
has a strong following and will, no dOupt.
secure over 200 IT $50 votes. There will
be five candida es in the field They are
George Y. BOlliDger 3D., J. Lyndon (R.l
Erwin Frost POp.), Frank r. Shafter
Pro.) and Hugh A. de Lacy CD Other
nffices are being sought for with the same
zeal.
NAPA, Sept. 15.-The Dem ocratic county
cODven i'm met here to-day and nominated
a ticket as follows: For member Of the
Assembly. y. S. wilkins; Sheriff, d. A.
Dunlap; Clerk, ID. Shakespear; District
Attorney, Theodore A. Bell; Treasurer,
George L. Gardner; Assessor, Peter Hop
kins Jr. Recorder, w. e. DeWaess: SUPER
intendent of S hools. Miss Lu Nussberger:
Coroner and Public Administrators, DR.. b.
F. Spring steen; Surveyor. Ernest Mason.
WOODLAND. Sept. 15.-The Democratic
county primaries have been ordered for
Monday, September "a. and the convention
will be held on Wednesday, the 10Th inst
SANTA ANA, Sept. Is. The Orange
County Populsts to-day nominated ticket
as follows: Assembly, E. d. Cooke:
Sheriff, j. w. Damson; Clerk. D. Edison
Smith; Recorder, q. L. Thompson; Asses
sor E. F. Greenleaf; Treasurer, Henry
Pankey.
RENO. Sept. 15.-Four tickets were in the
field at the PEOPLES party county pri-
maries to-day. The silver party sympa-
TIMERS are trying to capture majority of
the delegates.
The Republican county convention
nominated full ticket for the county and
township.