The morning call., 1892-08-14

At the meeting of the committee of eli
zens who contemplate putting forth NJ
partisan ticket at the coming eiect
whicl was held last night in Pa a .,
the Palace Hotel, Charles y Yatss nrs.
sided.
The meeting was an oor.;,,a o,s .ra
every one of the ref orm organizers was
Represented
Ihe committee of nine appointed at
evious meeting to select delegates for the
formation of a non partisan ticket reported
as follows:
To the Committee Conference for the For
nation Of q Nom Partisan Citizens Ticket
GENTLEMEN: Your committee appOluied al The
last meeting to report The names OF SO gentlemen
10 take the initiative in the selection OF a ctti-
Zsns' non-partlsan ticketrespectuily report that
ont OF some 300 names suggested O! citizens
willing 10 act in The matter they have selected
so representative citizens (25 Democrats and 2 ,
hepubllcansl as required, but owing to the
shorlness of time which has elapsed since their
selection by this committee were unable per
sonaiiy o interview more than ~, all of whom
have accented. Their names are here with sub
mitted. The other eight gentlemen Will he inter
viewed before The next meeting OF this BODY,
and upon their personal acceptance their names
will be reported at The next meeting. Respect
fully submitted, c. NJ. YATES, Chairman.
John Nightingale, capitalist. 800 Haight
street; Joseph BrIton OF Britt0n a. Rev. 525
Commercial; John Shirley. capitalist, 526
heaTnxi Stewart MenZles, sevedore, 5l3 Bat
terry; John Birmingham. California Powder
Works, 23o California; Thomas Magee. real
capitalist, GOA Commercial; Mark Sheldon, real
estate Suffer; r. Hourtane, restaurant. 107
Lalkiu; Christopher bunker. butcher, 332 FIRE.
mont; William Z. Fuller. OF Whittier, Fuller s.
Co. corner Pine and Front; Grove L. Ayres
OF Hoibrook Merrill 3 Sletson' go Market; L.
BaZet. physician, y Cary Michael Flood,
real estate. 3o2 Montgomery; Paul Moroney,
broker, 1913 Green; Asa Il. Wells Mechanic
Mills, southwest corner hission ana Front
J. II. Lemon. painter, 80 stockton; Thomas d.
riley, hay and grain, foot OF Third street.
John Brickell, real estate, 10 Montgomery block.
Mansfield Lowell commission merchant l2i
California street; F. W. Eaton. president Prod
duce Exchange. 3l4 California; Thomas J. Har-
q CliBch, A. e. DletZ & Co., Front; George ii.
walker, carpener and builder. 5l6 kearny;
Frank Dalton. merchant, Davis; Henry Cowell
or Henry CoNei q CO., 2l1 Drumm; William
J.. Merry of Merry, FaGiI & Co, 125 California:
Ma hew Turner, ship builder, l22 California;
M A. Mar on, grocer 334 Fourth; George
Ives, stockbro- er, 324 Pine; Joseph Bran
deDsten, merchant, southwest corner OF
Cough and California streets; Henry Payot
c. L. Gro jean, merchant, 80 Front; 1. T.
Mihkin, real estate, 32S Montgomery; Charles
huhler, kohler & Frohling. southwest corner
Second and Folsom; Henry Toomey. real estate
32S Montgomery; John A. Smiin. MeNab s.
Smith. POS Davis; Thomas DehugaD. wool
merchant, Front and Market; g. Burton.
gTanu secretary. Eddy; Z. u. Code, Code
Elicit & Co.; L. T. Cole, attorney. IA Sansome.
The report was accepted. and it was de-
Clutu tuut lbt utttkdles OF tach one OF me
organizations represented shall be added 10
the committee of so when ii is completed,
and that the nominating convention shall
be held early in September. There being
some 90 associations, societies and orgaBiZa-
tons affiliated with the nOn-partisan move
ment, the convention will be composed of
about 100 of the best citizens in San Fran
cisco, and the names they will place iDefore
the people will be well worthy Of indorse-
ment by every voter.
Rev. DR.. A. c. Hirst, the pastor Of the
Simpson Memorial N. f. Church, addressed
the meeting as a representative of the Anti
Dive League, and delivered stirring aG-
dress, advocating the amalgamatiOD of the
reform associations with those who have
the determination of the dive evil as their
object They should be like two balls of
QUICKSILVER" said DIR. Hirst, land should
become one as soon as they come In contact
with each other"
The committee on platform and resolu-
tlons asked Tor further time, which request
was granted.
Ii was announced that Acknowledgement
Hart had rendered decision which grants
the n0n-partlsan people right TO put
ticket into the field with a heading of their
OVID, which must be equally respected at
the polls with that of any other party.
The meeting adjourned until Wednesday
nlRht when the names of the lacking eight
HpemoeEs OF the CUnVenuun cOnmlIEee viii
be announced and the preiminaTies for the
convention VIII be arranged.