The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-13
ADDING NAMES SLOWLY.
Two More Non-P Partisan Cam
didates.
GOOD WORK BEING DONE.
Martin Kelly Holds Mock Primary to SIS.
leot Municipal Observation-Disclosures
Resign.

j. J. Moran for County Clerk and Edgar
j. Bowen for Public Administrator were
the two names added TO the Non-PartiSan
ticket last night
Both are well known in the community,
and no two better men, it is safe to say
could have been chosen.
Each of them will add strength to the
movement and help TO swell the vote for
the winners.
When the convention me. last night. with
Thomas Magee in the chair. Asa Il. Wells
from the committee on municipal nOmina-
lions reported the following names:
County Clerk-E. C. KOlben. A. J. Laugh
lin, L. A. Sanderson, J. j. Moran.
Coroner-R. l. Bowie, Nj. j. Bolan. A. f.
Burling. A. z. Woodward, l.. c. Cox.
Public dminstrator-Thomas =. Wood
ward, S. p. Young, Ii. w. Outflow, o. f.
Won Rhein, j. b. Mcintyre. Z. j. Bowen.
District Attorney-W. S. Barnes, w. A.
Beatty.
City and County Attorney-H. F. Merz-
bach, G. a. Low, W. c. Burnett.
The committee on Board OF Education re-
ported that they had investigated the mat
ter very closely and had decided that as the
present board had made an average record
they would recommend some OF them for
denomination. Accordingly, they presented
the following names as good and proper
men: f. A. Hyde. c. B. Perkins, E. Ames,
g. ii. Merrill, S. L, Dutton, III. Gibbons, +.
j. French. j. K. Dunn, c. S. Holmes. j. Ii.
Culver, c. w. Decker. all Republicans; c.
w. Chiffon, J. II. Rosewald. }. L. Budd. L.
7. Cole, o. NJ. Goldereelna, {. p. Kennedy,
E. A. Hill, Thomas Stuley. all Democrats.
The chairman Of the judiciary committee
handed in his resignation, and asked to be
relieved OF duty at once.
/. E. Phillips offered resolution as fol-
lows:
Rssoyred, That hereafter no nominations shalt
be made until the chairman OF the convention,
as well as the chairman OF the reporting COM
mittee. positively affirm the acceptance by the
candidates whose names are 10 be bal0ted upon
that In the event Of nomination they will adhere
TO their acceptance aud stand faithfully by the
pledges IN The Non-Partisan platform.
This was adopted.
II. L. Davis then moved, aud it was car
ried, that candidates be asked to give their
pledges In writing.
The question of proceeding with nomina-
tons was then brought mp and Sutro
wanted the entire matter laid over, as he
did not know any of those whose names had
been presented
T. r. Sullivan feared that the entire
movement would degenerate into side
show unless action was taken at once. The
two conventions are 10 be held within a
week, and unless the work was completed
before their task would be useless.
Joseph q. Eastland gave ii as his opinion
that there was no hurry, as the nOmna-
tons need not be made until the 10Th of
October.
Simpson jumped up to say that Martin
Kelly would hod his convention on Satur-
day and had given out that he would not
indOrSe any BIPARTISAN candidate.
Nominations o: municipal officers we're
then taken up. ard J. j. Moran was n0mi-
mated for County Clerk unanimously.
Z. j. Bowen was selected as candidate for
Public Administrator.
Charles LatOp, from the committee on
Supervisors, then reported that they would
be compelled to ask for more time to look
for men in the Third, Fourth and Fifth
wards.
Names had been selected in other, as fell
lows:
Tenth Ward-Francis Shirley 3D., j.
Noonan ID.
Eleventh Ward-J. Martinez 3D., NJ.
Clarke (D)
At this point motion to adjourned pre-
vailed, and the convention went over to this
evening.