The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-02
THE REPUBLICAN CLANS.
Gathering Of the Chosen Delegates at
Stockton.
INDICATIONS OF A LIVELY CONVENTION.
Rea in the Fight to Stay-BurRS Confident
That His Faction Will Be
Successful.
INDICATIONS OF A LIVELY CONVENTION
Special to THE MORNING CALI.


especially to Walter Starbird. Arthur Le-
whisky, D. l.. Phelps and Frank Madden.
who have worked day and night TO have
everything in readiness. The hotel accom-
modations have been so ordered that all
who come are quickly and comfortably
slowed away. The Masonic Hall. where the
convention Is to meet, is spacious enough
for all purposes. and the decorations, whc h
are well under way, VIII be unique as well
as beautiful. The galleries are profusely
draped with red. white and blue bunting.
and the stage is a mass of flags. Two huge
silk banners have been suspended above
the chairman's desk, and the stage is COW
cred with plants in boxes. As yet there is
but a sprinkling of the faithful on hand.
but delegates are dropping in on every
train. and already nearly every portion Of
the State is represented.
II. z. Osborne of Los Angeles came in to-
night and is at the Yosemite. He was met
at the hotel by Colonel Dan Burns, who
came up this afternoon. Burns has already
opened his headquarters in quiet way,
but will do very little actual work before
tomorrow, when j. III. Neff, who lie is sup
porting for the craftsmanship, will arrive
from Placer. With Burns are j. y. 4. Will
son, Tin Sullivan. Irwin Graham, Registrar
Brown, George Walker. HarbOr C0mmis-
siOner; Alexander and Senator j. II.
MahOney The latter Is saying little. but
looks volumes. Jim Rea of Santa Clara,
who was expected here tonight, will not be
in till tomorrow afternoon, when he will 60
TO work at once. The report that be had
retired from the fight for the chairmanship
was evidently canard, as his friends assert
that he is in it TO stay to the finish. He
4 ~ 4eIIt hos foil iFcf hut
is not believed that he can win. Northam
will bring to him sixteen votes from Los
Angeles and ScsnOn will try TO deliver
the Fresno delegation, but it is not
believed he can carry out his cOntract. OF
course he will have Kelly and Crimmins
with him from the start, but that is not
likely 10 recommend him in the eyes Of the
rival delegates. Burns went carefully over
a list Of the delegates tonight, and claims
that Nef will have over 800 votes on the
first sendoff. AS the convention has but
552 members, ii is to be seen that Burns is
confident Of securing the organization Of the
convention.
Spence of Los Angeles will give his en-
tire support to Neff, as will also Frank
Rhodes of Sacramento The mining coun-
ties may be depended upon 10 stand by him
almost to a map, as will also San BenitO,
Kern, San Luis Obspo, Contra Costa,
Lake, Santa Barbara, Butte, Monterey,
~
Of the SO delegates from Alameda will be
for NefT. San Bernardno is divided, or was
last night, and the Neff people claim that
four Of the delegates from Santa Clara will
oppose Rea.
De Young called on Burns yesterday
and stroye to secure the c0lnneps support.
The willy Police Commissioner merely
listened to him In silence and then excused
himself with the remark that he was
already tied up. Mike is said to have dis
played great excitement and was very in
dignant at being ignored. By tomorrow at
6 o'clock nearly all the delegations will have
arrived and the battle will be on. No can
didates for secretary have yet been an
nOunced.
So far as sent in, the following is the elist /:
The Delegates.
Alameda-C. Fl. RedlngtOn, K. &. Graham D.
s. MOuton, w. A. Childs. +. K Grard, +. Nj.
Gibson T. c. cut. j. A. Beekwith, Z. b. Morgan,
George +. de Coll, T. T. Dargle, j. s. Cochrine.
". M.-Kenr, T.. f. VOOrhes, j. z. Levi, L. A. ID,
Densy. j. G. Punkett, w. II. McGrath, j. A.
waynire W. NJ. Rank ii. p. Moresl. T. w. Lay
decker. +: k. Shattuck, Louis Gottshail. c. t..
Goitshall, G. II. Spear, George Z. Morrow, Don
I. Miller, j. r., Ialcoit, H. IL. Pitcher. Z. B.
c. Whipple, w. I Dlckey.
Alpine, Gym Coleman.
Butte-E. A. Halstead, A. G. Smith, William
Bills, John I. Shaefer, NJ. l.. Merry, Joseph
Calavrras-John B. Keddlck, H. l. Blood,
Charles FOutana, r. i. Juukins, W. Dunbar j.
Cousa-J. Z. Campbell, W. Ash, A. J.
Hawkins.
Contra COsta--CharIes Wood. j, P. Abbott.
George L. Carer, j. Ii. Schneider, Vincent
Hook o. c. Lueiing NJ. B. Ivory.
Del NOTte-COnteSted.
FL Dorado-H. NJ. Grover, P. q. Lukens, W. II.
Hamman, j. j. Crawford, j. NJ. Brown, h. &.
Fresno-George A. Nourse, F. J. Barly, W. C.
Mays, II. L. Miller, ). Hamilton l.. r. TimmOns,
knowles. L. L. Reed W. II. Snaler.
Inyo-C. ". Craig, Thomas BOIand. s. G.
Snedeu.
Barker, II. p. Bender. j. NJ. Renek.
Lake,. 5. Fowler, 4. Z. Sickle, l.. j. Read,
n. A. MeCraney.
X. Woodward, w. c. Carter, II. Cleveland. S. X.
Sevell. T. I. Lunkins, w. S. Gilmore, l.. A.
Sheldon 6. w. Stockwell, W. j. Washburne Z.
J. Niles. B. f. Donggan Thomas Smith W; A.
Gowan, +. A. Stanton. j.. IFranknbuld. E. J.
johnson. II. L. Osborne, J. L. Murphy, William
ger j. IL. Nj. Merdltn. William LewIIyn, H. O.
Hubbard, q. +. Edison, j. j. Arnot, t. +. Reese,
N Cole, W. II. Wright. n. q. Anderson, +. G.
Denlo. Z. A Miller. W. f. TarbIe, E. j. Yates,
Marin-James Saunders, B W. Studley, II. II.
Noble, f. Il. Del0ng, w. E. Hale.
Mariposa-N. S. Stockton, E. Wasson. Louis
RepeUo.
MendocIno-A. NJ. Duncan, G. A. Sturtevant.
+. l.. CarotEers. j. NJ. Harmon, Philo Handy, O..
w. Rhodes. +. A. Whipple. 4. ". Kings.
Monieley-W. NJ. II. Parker, H. H.. GarriguS,
A. b. jackson, T. j. Field, A. Westtall, II. E.
Kent, John L. Porter, A. j. Meyers. Edwin
Poster
S. II. Dlle, William George, NJ. Preston, NJ.
S. Marsh, j. j. Mcdonald, George A. Haze, X.
}. Thomas.
Burnham, Grove L. johnson, w. A. Anderson.
b. w. Cavanaugh. A. J. Rhodes, A. j. Johnston,
A. l.. Frost. Wells Drury, w. ii. Hennis IL. q.
CbIpman, Chris Green, Flank Daroux, T. G..
Mirkey. 0bed Harvey. James Graham, P. K,
Bunley.
san Diego W. C. Latta. j. C. Hussey. L. Mid
dlec0ff, L. l.. Publes, +. B. Spileman l.. Cope.
land, George Fuller. NJ. h. VanderklOot, ID. +.
Payne, II. Nj. Kutchen, II. /. McKoon. A. e..
Gass II, E. e. Ensign H. McPhee.
san Francisco: Twenty eighth Distrct-(At
large, Barnes $50, Knight 1S4. Delegates
Drury Mel0ne, Jacob Levy Jr. Arthur McGur-
rim. j. Schneider and j. Callahan. TO al vote
cast 744.
1873. Delegates-H. McConaughey ID. j. Crow
ley, Henry Ryan n. T. Whieomb, A. Il. Br0yer
and }. r. Kerr. Total vote, 537.
Thirteth Dsiric,-BarneS PAS, knight 654.
Delegales-J. II. Mahoney, U. n. Wetjen, l. 5.
Calm, James Corcoran, Ill. BuIdell and Charles
Buck. Total yOte 9O2
Thirty first Dtstrtct-Barnes l31, knlght 294.
Delegates-W William Snadeke, DanielE E. Sullivan,
William j. Holland Jr., jeremiah OShea, j. e..
Martin. Total vote. 4Sl.
Thirty second Di>trlct-Barnes 6o4, knight
10. Deegates-John A. HOey. z. T. Whit II.
John ID. Gage, James a. Carroll, John |. He'll
man. Total vote, 1854.
Thirtythlrd DistTlc'-Barnes 422, Knight 1873.
Delegates-D. W Erwin. William IL. Jones,
Henry Geiifnss, Martin Fragley, w. ID. Berry.
Tutal VOTE 552.
Thlrty-fuuith Dlstrlct-Barnes 454, knight
332. Delegates-Martin Jones' Ed /. Sheehau,
j. ID. Mailer, A. Zlhn, f. q. MOsebach, William
Cohn J. l.. Prior q. q. Butt Total vote. COZ.
Thirty fifth DiStrict-BaTnes 317, Knight 3l4.
Delegates-Heniy Holman, Frank Nj. Stone
John I. Granam, j. +. Plumbe. Total vote 63 l.
Thirty-sixlh DlsITct-Barnes 25l, knight 206.
Delegates William Gleeson, L. L. Mahony, Ray
KIlpack, Fred Minke, G. r. Eager. Total vote
400
Thlrty.sevenlh DIsLrict-Barnes 27s. KnIght