The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-24

be non-partisan. but he had been defeated
so many times as to the men he had named.
he was not diSpGsrd to place any more DEM
ocratS in nomination.
The following nominations were made by
accamation: Recorder, w. w. Ackerson;
Public Administrator, A. c. Freese; SUPER
intendent of Schools, J. {; Rmddoek; City
For Mayor. the names OF George II. San
derSOn (R), w. Frank Goad (D.l ana Z. =;
0'Donnell were placed in nomination ana n
the following veta taken: Sanderson u
Guad 20. O'DOnnell IL. Goads nomination
was made unanimous.
There was little contest for SupervlSorlal
Endorsement. The following were nomi-
mated for the various wards IN the ofaeF
given: II. a. Bingham lDl, ID. b. Jackson
r., Colin NJ Boyd D.), 7. BaeigaluDi D),
Charles S. Bush (D.), l., r. Ebert (R.1, James
RYAN DD. - -,SA. Heyer (R),
John Morton d.. c. W. Ta0er R.). H. NJ.
Black Cd.
The selection of a supervisoIial nominee
for the Eighth Ward was referred to the
Executive Committee.
John II. Knarston, Chairman of the COM
mittee of i've appointed to name men to be
voted for On The School Board, submitted
the following; Republican,. Seawell, c.
W. Decker, James Mason, j, j. Sabin, +. a.
R1tbschild, J. A. Kelly, S. G. kellogg, d.
F, Regain, William Grant and Alexander
Dejeau.' These men were declared the
nominees OF the convention for the School
Board.
The following were nominated for the
State Senate by acclamaton: Twentieth
District, James J. Donnelly (D2; Twenty
second, Daniel H. Everett (R.); Twenty
fourth, j. Ii. Mahoney d.; Twenty-siXth,
Thomas J. Clancy ID. The nomination
from the Twenty eighth District was re-
ferred to the Executive Committee.
For ba fpllplyipu
nominated: Twenty-niuth District, John
F. Brown d.; Tbirtieth. Thomas J. FULLY
(R); Thirty-iirst John Hayes QR0; Thirty
second, George a. Lewis (R.); thirty-third,
+. l.. Joue. r.; Thirty-fourth, Thomas f.
Barry %; 1hirty-fLth, Hubert I. lynch
Ihirty-seyenth, NJ. W. Coffey Rl; Thirty
eighth ---; Thirty-nnth, Charles ).
Amers; Fortieth, D. Q. Troy CD; Forty
first, - -; Forty-second, Nj. Metzger
az; Forty-third, Charles w. WEIGH tDD;
EOrty-four,h, George A.. Wentworth (R);
Forty-iilth, = -; Forty-sixth, -;
Forty seventh, NJ. LuIZenberger d.; Forty
Before the convention adjourned sine die
vote OF thanks was rendered the CHAR
man and Secretary.
On motion OF Delegate KnarstOn it was
decided to put tickets in the field with two
headings, each containing the Republican
aud Democratic state nominees, except jus
tees Of the Supreme Court, Railroad Com
missioners ana Board of Equalization
The remainder OF the State nominations
and the vacancies on the ticket, marked
with an aS.erisk, will be filed by the EXecu-
tive Committee.
the Ticket.
Congress - Fourth District, Robert Ferral;
Fifth District. Thomas j. CiuHle.
Superior Judges-Long term-J. L. Is. Heb
baIu, John Hunt j. ID. TbOrnIOu, NJ. 5. Koran,
James +. smith, short term, George Tourney.
Justices Of The Peace-Frauk j. Gray, W. q.
Britain. Francis II. Dunno, Frank j. Murasky,
james l. BOlaud.
Police Judges - Hale Rix, James Lawler,
Samuel HdSkiuS.
MayOr-W. Frank Gnad.
Assessor-lUhn ID. Sirbe.
City and County AGtorney-John II. burst.
Superintendent OF Streets-JameS GiIleran.
District AiIOIuey-Wllllam s. Barnes.
Sberlh-Charies LaumeisIer.
Ccroner-Dr. W. T. Garwood.
AudHor-Dlvid Stern.
Tax CoIeclor-Ihumas o. Brieu.
County Clerk-W. j. Blattuer.
Treasurer-J. Il. Mldber.
Recoi deTa-@W. W. Aeker>on.
Public AdminiStratDr-A. &. FIeeSe.
superintendent OF Schools. c. RUddock.
Guy and County SutVeyor-William NJ. Fitz-
hugh.
supervisors-Frst Ward, H. A Bingham;
Second Ward, D. B. jackson RI; Third Ward,
Colin n. Boyd; Fourth Ward. I. Bacigalupl;
Fifth Ward, Charles Bush; Sixth v ard, l.. Il.
Eleit; Seventh Ward, james Ryan; Eighth
Ward, 80 Ninth Ward, Albert Heyer;
w. Taber; Twelfth Ward, Fl. NJ. Black.
School Dhectols-D. SeweII RI. C. W. Decker
RI James Mason tR.), j. j: Sabtn Gi.), f. a.
Hyde llt.l, Max BROOKS RI. j. RoIIschIld (D.),
J. a. Kelly do, S. @. kellogg 3D. d. f. Regain
D) William Grant ID. \. Drjeau %
State SeDate-Iweuteth DiatIict-James J.
DUnnelly; Twenty second District, DaUel II.
Everett; Twealy -fUuTth District, j. IL. Mahoney;
Twenty sixth District, I. j. Clancy; Twenty
Asse n!bly = Twenty -ninth District John F.
Brown; 1hirteth District, Thomas J. TulIy;
Thirty-tr~i District John Hayes; Thirty second
District, George 4. Lewis; Thtrty-third District,
i. L. Jones; Thiriy-lOHrh District, Thomas f.
Barry; lBirly-tnh District, Hubert I. Lynch;
ThirtyslXth District, John P. Giynn; Unity
seventh District, N. W. Coli y; Thlrty-eighth
District, F--i Thlry-ninth DislricI. Charles
y Ames; FOrtieth District, ID. q. Troy; Forty
frst DisJrict, - -; Forty-secOad District,
NJ. Metzger; FortyIhIrc District, Charles w.
elch; toHytOurth District, George y. Went
worth, Fcrtyffth District, -; F0rty-slxth
District, - - Fotty- seventh District, NJ.
LutZenbeTger; Forty-eighth District, -.
Referred 10 Executive Committee