The morning call., 1891-03-02
ACROSS THE BAY.
Result of the Republican Pri.
maries i'm Oakland.
The Delegates, and Who They viii Favor for
Mayor-siek officers on Half Pay.
Broke Her Finger.

The result of the Republican primaries on
Saturday was the election of delegates IN
the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and
! sixth wards tavoring Hon. NJ. c. Chapman
! for Mayor, and in fine Seventh Ward dele
gates fayoring II. A. Powell for Mayor. The
total number Of Mr.. Chapman's votes on
1rst ballot if an opponent is named, will be
/ 1863 against 80, as the convention will be
composed of 202 deleg ates. 1t will meet in
Germania Hall at 30 o'clock this evening,
and will be called TO order by Fred E. Whit
ney, Chairman of the City Central Com
mlttee The following are the delegates
/ First Ward-C. II. Redington, b. A. Rabe,
| }: NJ. Wentworth, c. &. Wilson, G. II. Nor,
| w. ID. Blood, E. NJ. Long, G. w. Anderson,
| John Mallett, j. Ii. Story, II. E. Winslow,
1 Robert Yates, H.~A. Glnes, E. j. White, /.
/ A. Und erwood, T. P. Robinson, A. NJ. Stet-
son, James Comeford, F. w. Moore, George
Clark, H. A. Parker, j. +. Gross, A. Lozier,
Otto Giese, P j. Daley, C. b. Chase, Carl
N. e. Hager, J. i. Donnelly. +, j. SIM
mons. W. II. King. :.
Second Ward-Charles Harkenson, J. 81.
! Smith, 5. NJ. Babbitt, c. 7. Johns, John
! Trotterr I. W. Hall, Webb n. Pierce, j.. l..
Bromley, j. S. Wilson, j. P. II, Dunn,
| Arthur 1oriDg. Theodore Swift, }. a. Cal
| houn, William Concanpon, Mark A.
Walton, j. C. Coolidge, Enoch Hughes:
Nicholas Wheeler, j. Il. Francis, E. f..
! Scott, William Mcdonald. Harry Richards,
", Unveils, Al Wood, George W. HOguet,
". IL. Miller j. n. Bonham.
Third WarG-W. r. Davis, Henry Eaton,
! Oscar Fitch, L. G. Hunt. L. 7. Came, q. IL.
Furry, c. II. Stegman, John Russ. George
w. Cock, w. 7. Herrick, T. A. Mitchell, j.
/ a; Beekwith, W: W. Tucker, 5. n. Curtisss,
W.. d ChlGke1ing, W. NJ. star, starr, . G,, y,
Hugh McCraeken, L. w. Woodward, john
-. Mooney, a. II. Price, NJ. L. .Duslnbury,
W. 5. Baxter, Weles Whitmore, l.. ID.
BTTSown, Robert 0, Glover n,..
4 Fourth Ward--Charles y. Fox, Il. n. Rrs-
don, II. D. Yiers, w. II. Stewart, ;. Z.
Boyee, Willis Nj. Brown, W. +. kroIr q.
/. West, W. A. Young, A. p. Holland u.
H. White, ii. 5. Smith, Gustav toltz, j. ID
Reynolds, w. I. Sagehorp, 7. NJ. Blakely,
i h Martens, r. n. Getcheil, }. A; Address
q. ". Cooke, Jonn McRae, w; W: Jacobs,
u. Bredhof B. I. CGnger, c. ii. Weber, a.
VI. Boyden. l.. Focacci, l.. Barattlni, K. l..
Holmes, WI Delaney, Henry OFT. =
i Filth Ward.F; X. Shhattqek, Dr. l.. r.
| Webster, W, +. Pierce, l.. +; SHEPPARD, u
{. Edwards, V. II. Metcalf, W II. WeI5y,f,,
David RUTHERFORD, George L. deGolia, u NJ
Wilson, Frank E. Brigham, }. I. Cochran,
i W. II: Burrell, w. L. Neiteh, w. a. Jacobs,
w. A. Kinney, .. II. BurMham, d. H. Wy
man, }. f. ". Sohst, W. E. Thompson, l..
Ewing, I. T. Dargie, b. F. Armstrong
Sixth Ward-C. W. Cornor, +. 5. 0sgood,
John Iamerack, E. NJ. Lipka, Frank Bar
:. nett w, Ii. Parish, j. g. Hanks, Charles
ii. :Eidred, Charles Roth, B.. Z. johnson,
Charles Kretzfeldt b. NJ. Morgan, D.; ".
Dovdy. William Miles, Al Baker, NJ. j.
Healey, Frank Reiser. Gustaye BeckaTt, w.
j. Heating Junn Mieovch, William Balza,
= }. j: LerTi, Jack Northcult, John Ky aSon,
ID. IL Meyer, c. l.. lngler, Charles PHrcell,
c. Pardee, }. W. Phillips, $. G. HlIoorn,
James Rutherford, J. L. Davis, Wilbur
! Maker, William McGrath, {. NJ. Nichols
n. X. Foster, j. Z. Meehan, L. p. Wander
Dingley Jr,, j. +. ByXbre, w +. Blood, n
bert Olney, c.. II. King, F. G. Coukiin
! Jerome Deasy }. w. Evans, Samuel Ander
ION, d. c. Hins1ale, W. j. Wilcox, I. o.
Dodge, q. ii. True, George X. Williams, ID
\. Melvin, George Chase, l. ii. Downing
j. C.Hlmkett, C.. c. Lombard
Several Of the Oakland police oflcerS
were put On half pay during their illness
last month by the Chef of Police aud the!
are kicking about IT and say the' Co,,m Ms
t,ianerst II Is said that two officers Ner
altT9d hal AL pay dTs 0nspsr 9SrS %.
y full pay TO be given them.
y The body Of the young Italian drowned a
the quarry near Temescal on Saturday after
: noon was recovered about noon yesterday
1t was found under the cart, which accounts
Tor his not being seen alter he went down
Il His name was Benjamin OyaZo aged .
years. An inquest VIII be held at 10 oclocl
this morning.
The late employees of j. T. Moran of tn
| recent. firm Of Greenwood IL Moran, viii
have retired from business, surprised hiu
on Saturday evening by calling at his resi-
dence and presenting hlm with diamond
waich-charn locket and gold chain.
The twentieth anniversary of the Pres
, byteriau Church at Liverm0re was cele
t brated last week The congregation wa
organized by Rev. w. w. Brier with nine
members, and has now a membership OF sey
4 euty-sevep and is in prosperous condition
: under the pastorate of Rev. I. II. Robinson
) who was settled there last August. For tE'
| first ten years Of its history it WAS some
| what dependent OH the Home Mission
:. Board, but Tor the last ten has been entlrel.
] Self-supporting. Several oil the former pas
r tors sent letters, which were read and proves
j to be full OF interesting "reminiscences.
Mrs TIC. Hill, living ut go Eddy street
| North Oakland, had one OF her finger
, broken and received bruises about the fac
by falling from moving local train yeSter
, day afternoon, Her Injuries were attehde'
at the Receiving Hospital aud she was takel
home
, The Secretary Of the Oakland Nationals
! Club has received a letter from the EXecn
tive Mansion at Washington stating that TIN
! petition of the club for the appointment o
5 one of its members as Secretary of tn
. Treasury would receive due consideration
Mrs. Theresa R0ckhill was fined 500 Sat
urday by Judge Shook for cruelty beating
I her stepdaughter, Dottie, with the alterna
tive of 100 days in the County jail. Sh
S was taken to the jail. The children are II
/, the custody OF Secretary Theobald OF tn
Humane Society.
Alameda.
saloon keeper of Alameda name