The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-14
TEE GOOD WORK GOES ON.
Non Partisans Completing
Their Ticket.
STILL MORE NAMES ADDED.
The Convention Drawing Near to ths End Of
It's Labors-Ashworth, Cox, Beatty
and Burnett Nem.d
~ IA Renttr for nistrict Attornev.

w, A. Beatty for District Attorney.
Thomas Ashworth for Superintendent OF
Streets.
DR.. l.. c. Cox for Coroner
W. c. Burnett for City and County AHor-
ney.
These were the names decided upon oy
the partisan convention last night and
none of them need anything said IN the way
Of Introduction to the pubic.
When Thomas Magee called the meeting
TO order. Asa L. Wells from the committee
on municipal nominations reported that 1t
was the unanimous sentiment OF the COM
nfttee TO recommend the nomination of
Thomas Ashworrn for superintendent Of
Streets by reclamation.
The judiciary committee Of the Citizens
Non-PartiSan convention begged leave to
submit the following report upon the names
referred to them as candidates Tor judicial
flee:
There are five vacancies in the Office Of Supe
liOr Judge, for which Judges are 10 be NOM
mated by the convention, four Judges 10 hold
f0r tie full term aud one for an uneXpred term.
The names OF twenty-five candidates have been
referred by his convention to this committee. Of
whom TWO have been Withdrawn. and the COM
nJtee !y majority vote have decided 10 recon-
mend Tie following names IS eligible, namely;
G. W slack (R.). John a. Wright ID, Selden s.
}. /. w. 1 JS
NJ. Trout (R.). Z. d. beeler Qt}. Benjamin
Morgan d. NJ. c. Hassett 3D., George A. Proc.
Tor Cd.
There are thee Police Judges 10 be elected,
and the names OF thirteen candidates have been
referred TO your committee and caBVaSsed by
them. One OF these candidates has been with
drawn. and from the remaining names The COM
Mltee peg 10 recommend the following names
C \. Low tR.), II. J.. JCachimSen r., Ii. d.
Ialcott ID a. q. Cotton r.
Five Justices Of the Peace are 10 be nominated
az
referred TO your committee and canyassed by
them, and from that list they beg 10 ree0mmr nd
III following names as eligible; w. NJ Nileit
(D.) a. d. dAnCOns d. j. E. Barry RI q.
". +. Cook lR) John W. Pins ham ID Z. l..
O'COnuOT (D.), Z. Il. Dunn d. ". B. Smith
(R.l q. Gunzendorfer r., W. W. McNair ID.
Respectfully submitted, Charles z. Eels T. q.
Cabin, {. j. Swift, Thomas Magee, L. W. q.
CoffaD, William T. Peei
c. j. Swift presented the following
minority report:
The undersigned members OF tie committee
are in favor 81 reporting the name OF Judge VIII
liam l. aliace as one OF the candidates for the
Office OF Superior Judge for the long term. c. J..
Swift, William I. Peet.
The committee of legislative nominations
reported the following names;
Seventeenth Senatorial District. w J.
Dunn d.; Nineteenth Senatorial District,
I. c. Duff (Rl; Twenty first District-J.
a Wait CR.), NJ. Greenwood (R.), G. A.
Wentworth lR), J. Il. Curling (R); Twenty
Currie (R); Twenty-fJth District, John
Fay ID.
For Observation-Disclosures Dis
trict, Thomas P. Cusick d.: Twenty
ninth District, b. c. Kline Cd, William
Boyce o.; Thrty-frst District, John Z.
Buckley ID: ThIriy-fourth District, John
!. Boone (R), 2. ID. Crosse Jr. fR), g. c.
Sergeant (R.) George Dietterle RI; Thirty
sixth District, +. NJ Merrill r.; Thirty
ninth District ". T. KILLER (R). George
Fiddes (Rl; Fortieth District, F. p. Bull
(R); Fred l.. Webster RI; Forty-frst Dis
tr!cL o. D. Baldwin RI, Leon DennerY
(R9; FOr,y-thiFd District, John 7. Wash
ingtOn d., George Armstrong RI; Forty
fourth District, a. dc COutreaux d }, Dam
iel Roger ID; F0Tty-ffth District, William
Il. Gately ID.
Nominations for municipal Offices were
then taken up, and Francis Shirley was
nominated for Supervisor for the Tenth
Ward and Michael Clark for the Eleventh.
For Coroner there were a number Of names
presented, and the friends OF each spoke
briefly in their behalf When the vote was
counted, after three ballots, It was found
that Cox had received a majority. and he
was thcreupon elected by reclamation.
The question OF the naming OF d candi-
date for District Attorney was taken up and
two names were presented. They were W.
,. Beatty and W. ,. Barnes.
l.. /. Phillips and William +. Gibson
pleaded the cause of W. S. Barnes, and
j. II. Simpson and William T. Peet urged
the fitness Of William A. Beatty.
On the first ballot Beatty received 48 votes
and Barnes %. The former was declared
the nominee.
Thomas AshWorth was nominated by ac-
clamation for Superintendent of Streets
amidst great applause
This being disposed of, ball0ting for City
and County Attorney was had. and ". c.
Burnett was chosen.
The convention then adjourned till to-
night.