The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-24
LEGISLATIVE. AND JUDICIAL.
The Republican Ticket Completed After
Prolonged Session.

The Republican Ticket Completed After
Prolonged Session.
The Republican legislative. judicial and
educational convention was to have re-
sumpd its deliberations in the new Wigwam
at o'clock last night.
At that hour the various Senatorial and
Assembly districts were supposed to be
ready to hand in their reports containing
be names Of the nominees.
Al S:55 the chairman, ex-Judgs L. 81.
Van Setback, raped the convention TO
cTder
"To-night," he said. "the nominations Tor
The Senatorial and Assembly districts are
to be made. The reports must be in to-
night. requested that they all be in by
o'clock ami they are not half in yet.
Il don't propose to run the convention
into Sunday. We will take recess for ten
minutes more and then the business must
be finished"
A,9:05 o'clock the secretary read the roll
Of nominees. the Thlrty-fourtb, Thirty
fifth and Thirty-sixth Assembly districts
and Nineteenth Senatorial District not
being reported from.
A protest was also lodged against the
nominee of the Ihirty-tourth Assembly
District by Joseph Becksby, but it was
afterward withdrawn.
Then each Of the nominees stepped upon
the platform and Endorsed the platform of
the party. With few exceptions the one
was repetition Of the other:
II have read your platform from top to
bottom and heartily indorse it all, and will
work for the ticket"
There was consequently not much enthu-
siasm evoked.
After this ordeal had been passed through
the chairman said: There's no report
from the Thirty-fith. Where's the delega-
ton from the Thrty-flfth?
There was no answer.
The next business was the nomination of
Police Judge for the unexpired term
Judge }. A. Campbell was nominated by
reclamation.
For five Justices Of the Peace the follow
ing were nominated by acclamatioD: Frank
Gray, j. Z, Barry, George P. Golf. John
F. Mullen, W. F. Whit. j. E. Barry was
nominated for the short term.
ID. ). Dorm, on behalf Of the educational
committee, submitted its report.
Here's the bOOdle," he said, depositing
a small bagful of coin on the secretary's
table. I'VE have made careful canvass of
80 names and submit twelve who will
make pure School Board and one you will
be proud Of.
The nominees are: DR.. Charles W.
Decker, j. Il. Culver. A. F. Johns W. II.
Eastland. George Pennington, p. Barbier.
Luke Battles, James A PARSER, j. J.
Dunn, 4. I. Written, c. o. Swami erg,
Harvey L. Sanborn. A. F. Johns for the
unexpired term.
The nominations were made by acelama-
tion.
The Thirty fifth Assembly District and
Nineteenth Senatorial District had veto be
heard from.
1t was now about 1915 o'clock and the
chairman announced further recess of ten
minutes.
There was deadlock in the Nineteenth
Senatorial District.
There were two nominees-JOseph Win
GROW and John Steltz. Nearly dozen votes
had been taken with the same result-eleyen
each. Windrow was the name on the
ticket, but some Of his supporters swung
round to SteltZ.
1t looked as if the deadlock would not be
broken, although every influence was ex-
erteo TO BRING the klckers into line.
al 0:36 o clock great cheering broke out
Wnen Nindrow was declared the nominee.
The announcement was promptly made
ana report from the TEirty-fifth District
was handed in at the same time.
Ihe ticket is as follows:
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
Tweniy-elghth District. Peter joseph Kelly:
29th. Charles L. Corey; Both, James j. FaIlon:
S1st, Thomas T. Graham; SD John A. Hoey;
SD, Frederick Woods; 34th, j. f. McOuads:
S5th, John 5: Robinson: seth, Albert b. Mahony;
Sath' J9hn r. VI Ileni 39ih' George S. Mathews !;
S9Ih, Julius Kahn; 40th, Louis A. Phillips !;
41st, Henry C. DIbble; 42d, Grant Israel; 43d'
John ?. Rice; 44th, James McGowan; 45tb
John Hayes
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
Seventeenth District James Craven: 10Th. 10
seph Windrow; 21st, Louis Van Setback: 23d,
Charles ID. Fancher; 25ib, John f. Martin.
A motion that the convention confirm all
the nominations was made and carried
unanimously.
The convention then adjourned at the call
OF the chair.