The record-union., 1898-06-19
POPUlISTS IN CONVENTION.
DELEGATES ELECTED TO THE
STATE CONVENTION.
No Action Taken on the PROPOSE
ton to Fuse With the
Democrats.

A convention of Populists was held in
this city yesterday for the purpose Oh
selecting delegates to the State con-
yention which meets in this city July
18th The delegates were as follows,
about sixty of them showing up
First Supervisor District-Chris. Hill
rath. w H. Burtless, w. B. Hamilton,
E. d. Shirland, August wall, u. NJ
Rishop. A. l.. Sninn, Nj. j. Curtis, L. II.
Menken. c. Wilmunder, d. Mckay, L.
d. Walgus, j. Hilger, w. T. Hamilton,
C. Iser, c. G.. Zimmermacher, w. +.
Click, August Reudy, DR.. w. III. Hen
derson. H. V. Hill.
Second Supervisor District-William
Boyne, G. b. Dean, NJ. ]. Bannon, w.
p Whittier, M. l.. Perkins, Chris Wei
sci, c. Shindler, j. Lippe, w. NJ. Farm
er. H. W. Woods, r. II. Byers, f. w.
Boyne, Louis Reber Colonel Henry
Starr, j. T. Linness, w. j. L. Thomp-
son, William Elder.
Third Supervisor District = o. r.
Washburne, Simon Roth, Judge J. II.
McKune, c. r. Hunt, T. II. Waterland.
Martin Hooke, j. G. Nelson, M. Is.
Betty, G. H. Jost, William Daily, H.
Clemens H. Godegast, A. Dittmar, John
Nugent, N Ruff. Brown, Fred VAL
entine, G. II. Windrck, F. ]. HeintZ, c..
H. Rott.
Fourth Supervisor District-Folsom-
A. Crawford, William Nichols, Jr.,
Nelse Smith. Orangevale = August
Schwezler. Antelope-James Heintz.
Fair Oaks-F. Mcmillan. Oak Park
A. o. Chapman. Norris Brooke, r. l..
Carter w. A. Anderson, l. G.. Shaw.
North Florin-C. L. Johnson, A. F..
Baker J. A. Simmons. Perkins-W. e.
Bowles, Thomas Waite. Routiers-J.
Carnell. Jr., Chris Erickson. Walsh
Station-J. o. Sherwood. Natoma-N.
Lauridson.
Fifth Supervisor District - Slough
House-F. Grimshaw A. *. Talbot, j.
MCKINLEY, p. Schulp. Live Oak-Phillip
Waggoner Michigan Barb. A. Brown.
South Florin-John McNie. Elk Grove
Henry Finch, r. Nichols, James
Caples. Franklin-C. Benedix. John
sonville. w. B. Bradford, j. X. Hous-
ton. Bruceville-Eugene Bradford, Har-
ry Owen. Union House-E. G. Stephen
son. John Hack. Galt-C. S.Quiggle, j.
M Overmeyer. Courtland-W. n. Run
yon.
The convention organized by the cleo
tion of William Boyne for Chairman
and Anthony Dittmar for Secretary.
After permanent organization a re-
cess was taken to allow the Chairman
time to appoint his committees. On re-
convening he announced his committees
as follows:
Credentials-D. Mckay, NJ. j. Ban
non, G.. H. Jost, NJ. Brook, Peter
Schulp
Resolutions-J. d. Moynahan, M. L.
Perkins c. r. Hunt, w. E. Bowles, w.
B. Bradford.
Permanent Organization - Elwood
Narney, w. j. Thompson, Judge Nc
kune, A. F. Baker, j. MCKINLEY.
After the several committees had re-
ported a lengthy debate followed the
presentation of a resolution TO the ef-
feet that the delegates be instructed to
demand fusion with the Democrats and
Silver Republicans. 1t was finally de-
cided to take no action on the matter
but allow the regular county conven-
tion or the State convention to settle
the question. and the delegates We're
uninstructed
The only battle for seats as delegates
was in the First Supervisor District
DIR. w. II. Henderson was elected unan-
lmouSly, and a vote was taken to de-
eide whether or not J. D. Moynahan or
w. L. Hamilton should act as the other
delegate Moynahan won out. the vote
standing 23 to in his favor
The delegates chosen to represent the