The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25
WITHOUT A STRUGGLE
No Opposition Ticket at the Re.
publican Primaries.
Markham 0utstrips Morrow in the Fight.
Reuben H. Lloyd Put Forward as a
Dark Horse-Club Meetings.

The Republican primaries when were
held yesterday were the most quiet known
in this city for years, and notwithstandi ng
the fact that there was no opposition in any
district the vote was heavy one. From
the character of the delegates chosen it is
safe to assume that no one man or set OF
men will be able to control the delegation,
and the 129 gentlemen who will represent
San Francisco at the State Convention are
the most representative body of men, per-
haps, who have ever been selected for a
similar task. In nearly every instance they
were chosen for their fitness and without
reference to their leanings on the Guberna-
toral question.
The polls were opened at $50 o'clock in
the morning and were kept open until ,
o'clock in the afternoon. No disturbance
of any kind occurred, and IN not single
instance was there call Tor the inter-
ference of the police.
Following are the delegates elected:
Delegate at Large-Reuben II. Lloyd.
Twenty-ninth Assembly DlStrict-Wllliam H.
Dmond, Christopher bunker, j. ii. Simpson, +.
l.. Turpin.
Thirtieth Assembly District-A, p. Williams,
Drury MelOne. Samuel N. Shortrdge, a. u.
Booth, William II. Russell, John II. Murray.
ThirIy-fTst Assembly District-N iam BeDdt,
Henry Cooper, James A. Campbell, jacob
Lew Jr.
Thirty second Assembly DIstriet-H. J.
Wright, NJ. Ruef, Thomas W, Chandler, Will
lam q. Britain, Edwin Danforth, Henry Lee.
ThirtythiId Assembly DsIrict-D. b. Jack
son, Gregory Valerie, Z; b; Johnson on f. W.
Thirty fourth Assembly Dlstriet-W. I. Man
ming, 7. McGrath. George Waterman, f. S.
Chadb ourne, Dan Mcfarland, j. S. COsgroye.
Thirty fifth Assembly District-James A. liar
ney, ames 2. Kerr, James Cunningham, Her
man jain, \; I; Whtcomb. Walter Hadley;
Ihrty-slXtb Assembly Dlstrlct-CharleS Sam
j i. Blake. John j lIOQdu, ii. l..
alsky, Thomas j. Kennedy.
Ihr tyseveDth Assembly Distrlct-Dr. ID. d.
Hunt, George NJ. Penny, Samuel BaSch, Thomas
Sawyer. j. j. OConnor, NJ. j. Daley.
Thirty eighth Assembly District - Thomas
Morton, II. D. w. Schmidt, Fred W. Llppman,
James Redman, l. IL. Small, William j. DudsUn,
Thomas ii. Barclay.
Thirty ninth Assembly District - Harry w.
Hutton, Amos Culrer Michael Ii. Smith Fran
els j. Murray, James w. Lealy
Fortieth Assembly Distrct-Maurlce L. Asher,
Charles u. Clmch, Daniel +. Crow ey, William j.
Heney, William j. Holland, Colin A. Douglass.
Forty FIRST Assembly District William CluG,
William S. Wood Elias J. Wilkinson, Edward
NJ. Gallagher, Edward W. Williams, Daniel NJ.
Burns Henry {. Flrebaugh, George A. Knight,
Alfred Bowler.
Fory-second Assembly District = John H.
Dickinson, Albert Z; Castle, john MeCord, Al
eXauder Badam, William Young, Henry IL.
Davis, Emile Bauer, Franklin z. Bull, George j.
Smith.
Forty-third Assembly District-Mark Sheldon.
|. n. Day, Dennis Jordan, John b. French, L. Q.
stump, ". A. 5. Nicholson, 5. X. Thornton.
Forty fourth Assembly District = Frederick
Eggers John A. Hogan, c. s. LaumeiSGer, A j..
John Ii. Hegler, j. q. B0Obar
fortynfth Assembly District. II. Harris, p.
Beamlsh. w. A. Brown, John 5. Prior, Dixon 5.
Lee. C. Z. Butt, Il. C. Mitchell.
FOriy-siXtil Assembly Distrct-ROberI Layery,
JOSEF Jourden, John Hoey, j. j. Hauley aud
Thomas Dixon.
Fulty-seyenth Assembly Disrict-Henry Left
mann, j. A. {. Dirks. John D. DeyIue, +. 5.
Poland, Lewis Holden, Martin Fragley.
Forly-eighth Assembly Distrct-,John d. DAILY,
Aaron D0ud, Frank ". Merrill. Charles W.
TaDer, Harvey L. Sanborn, Isaac Ii. Thompson,
Burhardt ii. Baumester ana john L. Conway.