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all competitors and will maintain that envi-
able position during the next two weeks.
The hit this delightful comedy has
already made during last weeks run
at the Baldwin is pretty sure forecast of
what may be anticipated on the new hunt
ing ground, and il should prove one of the
best engagements yet played ut the new
theater on Bush street. The work OF this
clever company Of comedians has already
been reviewed In these columns; they are
quite at home in their new quarters, and the
fun last night was as fast and furious
as ever. Miss Crossman as GlOri ana
wants to enthuse little more and
put more life into her work. AS il is,
the four principal male characters
occupy almost the entire attention OF the
audience, in fact carry the piece. Miss
Margaret Robinson as Jessie Chadwick
wants an electric shock TO wake her up
bit and then we think the performance
would go even better than ii does now.
The Majors Appointment is a good cur
tin raiser, and was much enjoyed by the
audience. Mr.. Edwin Stevens does capital
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THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Announcements of Interesting Events to
Take Place.

Announcements Of Interest Events TO
Take Place.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles Shainwald
and Miss Mary Reinstein will be celebrated
to-day at the residence OF the brides parents.
Rev. DIR. VoorsaDger will officiaie.
The monthly social of Biekerdyke Camp
No. /, Daughters of Veterans. will take
place at Mozart Hall. 1856 Market street,
this evening.
The marriage Of Miss Lizzie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Strehl, to Mr.. Frank
q. Stallman will take place to-day at the
home Of the bride. Relatives only will be
present.
The Del Monies will hold their fourth an
niyersarv party this evening at Union
square Hall.
Meade Corps, W. II. c.. No. 81, G.. A. r.,
will give a musical, literary and orange so
elal this evening at 102 O'Farrell street.
Comrades invited
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and called for a meal. Before he had been
supplied he fell fainting at the table, and
was taken thence in the patrol wagon to the
Receiving Hospital just as the wagon
reached the hospital Ames died. Nothing
that would serve toward identifying him
was found in his paint bedaubed garments,
but his name was plainly tattoed on his
right arm. He was taken to the MOrgue,
where az inquest will be held tomorrow.
Deceased was about 60 years DID, and had
white hair and beardless lace.
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The case Of Mortimer Fox on charge Of
obtaining S625 from the Oakland Bank of
Savings by means of forged checks was
commenced in the Police Court Yesterday
afternoon and continued till next Wednes-
day at O'Clock 10 get further testimony
The trial Of X. w. Theobald on a charge
OF crlmlnally llbeling Dr.. Carpenter went
over one week that number Of witnesses
now absent from the city may he present
Eugene NinslOw has been appointed su-
perlntendent OF construction of the stone
bridge at IemescaI The contract was YES
terday awarded TO the Cotton Bros by the
Board OF Supervisors, tie cost OF construc-
tion TO be $3.50.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The city public schools reopened yester-
day after the midsummer vacation. Super
intendent McClymODds has notified the
principals that it will be necessary TO follow
the old course Of study for a few months
before the new is ready to be taken up.
The school bonds were delivered yester-
day. but they could not be used. The word
lag is inaccurate and the blanks for the
numbers on some of the coupons have been
emitted. Others will have to be printed and
ii viii take week TO do il.
The new San Leandro school was dedi-
Gated Saturday, City Superintendent Nc
Clymonds and County School Superntend-
ent Frck, both ex-principals at San Lean
dro, being present. ID. Ii. Chaplin Of Glenn
County has been elected the new principal.
John L. Joyce, well known in Oakland
and brother of James A. Joyce, died Sun
day after a brief illness. He was but %
years OF age.
Thomas n. Hanson of the Eighth-street
office" has been stricken with paralysis,
ana IS not expected TO survive.
Father Lorenzo Waugh, the pioneer mis-
slonary among the Indians. has returned 10
Oakland from d visit 10 the Great Central
Basin. where many of his early years of
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"Cure for the Blues

Otherwise Morris Barners 1.-The Serious
fami!y"-a comedy made famous in New
York upward of 40 years ago by the Captain
Mcguire OF John Brougham and the Amin
adab Sleek of William +. Burton-was pre-
sented at the Acazar to a full auditorium.
Mr. Redmund Barry played Captain Tor
Colonel Murphy Mcguire, Mr.. George o.
bourne the caDting hypOcrite, Sleek, and
Mrs. Barry Mrs. Ormsby Delmaine.
Tie old familiar scenes and text came
back like an echo from the past.
but the peculiar ring Of the original tone
was slightly married by the lapse OF time
Mr.. George OsbOurne did some good work
with Aminadah, a character IF the same
type as Dickens "She pherd," who, as the
Bible says, ''enter widows houses, deyour
their substance and for pretense make
long prayers" lie brought out the hypocriti-
cal traits with a masters hand. 0sbourne
rarely II ever falls TO do justice 10 the
part he undertakes. There is long
call between Digger Indian and
Aminadab Sleek, yet Osbourne In
both holds the mirror up 10 nature. He
comes very near, II he has not already
reached the point, of being an expert in his
profession. Redmund made good deal out
OF Murphy Mcguire, who, 18th Mrs. Ormsby
DelmaiDe (Mrs. Thomas Barry wins the
day against AmiDadeb and Lady Sowerby
Creamy Miss Amy Stonel and saved the
Torrens household from their malefc in
nuence, making sunshine where otherwise
there would have been clouds. "a Cure for
TIE Blues" ought TO draw for week and
draw well
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Young Mrs. Winthrop" Confusion"
"Chari,y Bal" French Flats Drifting
Apart" For Congress-" Held by the
Enemy" "ESmeralda.'' "The Idler."
Sweet Lavender ''In Spite of All"
" The Editor" "FeatherSrain," The
Marquise.' Steppinr-Stonp," All the
Comforts of Home'' The Forgemaster,"
Ruby Ring" Jim. the Penman."
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Run Into by q Milk Wagon.

Il. & NJ. Collins, licensed dairymen. have
been sued in the Superior Court by An
TONIC Bruzone for SIS 400 damages for in
juries sustained on the 10Th OF September,
1891. Bruzzone is an expressman on Mar
ket street. between Fourth and Fifth. and
was knocked off his wagon and had his hip
dlslOcated. The horses attached to the
milk-wagon had been LETT unsecured in the
street. and taking fright made off, colliding
with BruZZonn'S Yehicle
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Pollingplaee No 1-Inspector. h Porter; Judge,
John Langford; judge Richard Graham. Polling
place, 625 Washington St, comprising Precincts
Hos. i, 2, 3, 4, 5, d. 8, .. 10.
foliing-piace No 2-Inspe etor. Thomas Shinn:
judge. James e. Swift; judge. j. J. Green. Polling
place, southwest corner OF broadway and Sansome
ST. comprising Precincts Nos T. IL. II. Is, IA is.
Is, II.
Subject to the filling of vacancies by the CON-
mittee prior TO July 20, 1892.
ReSotued. That the object OF said election Is as
follows The election of 10 delegates to repre-
scat the Republican voters of the city and county
OF san Francisco at the State aud district conveI-
tons OF the party. called by the RepG bican State
Central Committee TO meet at the city OF Sacra
mento on Tuesday, the 26th day OF July. at 2 p. NJ
for the purpose OF nominating nine CO. Presidential
Electors and nine 90 Alternate Presidential
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Dropped From the Force.

Officer William Z. Hughes, who has been
sick for sever al months, petitionef the Po-
lice Commissioners last night to place him
on the list of retired policemen. They, how
ever, dropped him from the roll. Their
reason for this action could not be ascer-
tanned. Hughes had been member of the
force five years.
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Calvary Church NIrht.

This evening acknowledgements Church
will entertain the members and friends of
the Young Mems Christian Association at
their building, 232 Suffer street. A grand
concert will be given in the main ball of
the building, presided over By Mr.. James
Horsburgh Jr.. and a musical and literary
programme OF rare merit will be presented.
plimentary to members and their lady
friando
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ssBoCcaceio.''

The Arearaz Spanish Opera Company
will close the engagement at the Orpheum
this week. Last evening they gave the
notwithstanding light opera "Boecacci0" to
fair attendance, and VIII produce fresh
operas with each evening till Sunday next.
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"Gloriana" Downtown.

The California Theater was filed to re-
pletion last night by an enthusiastic crowd
of comedy worshirers, and 'Glorana"
made fresh start for favor In the great
theatrical race now going on in this city.
There is little doubt that "Gloriana" leads
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KirIIn,s slnYor Rsinstnted.

The Board Of Police Commissioners held
an execU i've meeting lat night. at which
they voted 10 Teinstate Officer L. j. Thomp-
son, who has been suspended from duty
since the morning of June 20, on which he
shot ana killed James Kirlin.
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Oh the warpsth.

w. Pluns, Menlo Park contractor, has
sent protest to the Board of School Trus-
tees of the MEMO Park District, against the
award 10 a rival firm Of contract for new
schoolh0nse, for which he was the Lowest
bidder. lie threatens TO hold the district
responsible in damages.
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The stoch Company and Plnvs.

The new stock company for the Alcazar
this season will consist In part of Miss
Victory Bateman, Miss Matte Earle, Miss
Merri Osbourne, Miss Amy Stone. Mr..
Charles g. Craig, Mr.. Walter Hale, Mr.. Bert
Coote, Mr.. Milton Lipman, Mr.. Leo Cooper.
Mr.. George IL. Trader aud Mr.. George
Osbourne, who will assist in presenting the
following plags, commencing Angus, l, 1892:
moths" The Great Metropolis," "Hearts
OF Oak" My Partner" ''The Wife,
" Nerves." |" Men aud Women" "A Mile
Minute. Saints and Sinners Caprice"
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Ihr T.NnIf.

AT this popular theater Won Suppe's
popular opera "Clover" is continued till
further notice. "Clover" is a house-filler,
and the management know a GOOD thing
when they meet it.
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THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

PolGing-plaee No. Inspector, Eugene Grove;
judge. James falon; judge. William MCCLELLAN.
POllne-place, Harriet street. comprising pre-
cincts Nos. l TO Inclusive
Poling-place No. z-Inspector. L. H. Lenehan;
judge, J. McCsrty judge, w Wall Polling place,
913 Harrison street, comprising precincts Nos.
I6 inclusive.
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THIRTY- Second ASSEMBLY, DTSTRICT.

5 Polliug-place No. 1-Inspector. Thomas Barry :
Judge. Al co ,k; judge, S. }. Hamilton. Polling
place. 404 Brannan ST.; comprising Precincts Nos
J. =. 3. A. ,. o. Z aud 9.
Polling place No. 2-Inspector, James McCabe;
judge, Dixon Lee; Judge, Eugene King. Polling
place. Z IS Brannan st; comprising Precincts Nos
), 10, II, ~, Is, IA and Is.
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Francis Ii. Ames. a painter who lived at
366 Natoma street, last nigh: went into
restaurant on Sixth street, near Stevenson,
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Polling-place No. 1-lnspector, Fred Kincaid;
Judge. Jerry O'Shea; judge, --. Pollin g-pace.
1l-9 Folsom ST.; comprising Precincts Nos. Co
inc uSiye
Pollingplaee No. 2-Inspector, -;
judge, William Holland: judge, -. Polling
place, northeast corner of Grand avenue and How
ara ST.. comprising Precincts Nos. inclusive.
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Another Deep-Water ship in.
The British ship Manx King, 139 days out
from Liverpool. arrived late last night. Her
voyage was uneventful
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Polling-pIace No. l-Inspector. j. T. S Murray !;
ludges-GeorSe w. Darby Jr.. John ID. Leonard.
PoIIing-plaee, l03 Polk street, comprising pre-
cincts Mes. l. 2. 3, A, 5, 8, Z, Is.
Polling place No. 2-InspectOr, Charles Haeeke;
1921 Larkln street, comprising Precincts Nos. s. 8,
10. IL. IL. IA. Is. l6. IL.
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TRINITY SCHOOL, 1884 MISSION ST.

CIXTEENTH YEAR. CHRISTMAS TERM OPENS
~ AUGUST !. Prepares for university and bust
ness Faculty OF nine professors aud teachers. Al
accredited school with the University OF Caforn ia
3 SuruThtf REV. DIR. L. Il. SPALDING. Rector
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IRVING lnSTITuTE.

Boarding and Day School FOR Young Ladies.
Next session viii begin August l. for illustrated
catalogue address REV. EDWARD Il. CHURCH,
A NJ, 1856 Valencia ST.. San Francisco.
iYl lmo TurhSu
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ALL balLpayers say there Is nothing like wnite's
Nucatan Gum TO relieve the parehed condition OF
the throat produced by overhvating.
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TWENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Polling place No. Inspector. William Gerstner;
judge, Richard Downing; judge, D. J, Crowley.
PolllBgplace. northwest corner Harrison and
Third streets. comprising precincts Nos l. 3. 4, 3,
9, ~. l3, 10. 10.
Polling place No. 2-Inspector. Robert Williams;
Judge. Joseph Horn; judge, John J. CrOnin. Poll
ing-place. SOS Howard street, comprising precincts
Nos. 2. 5. 8. z. 10. IL, IL. Is. II, IS
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THIRTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

PolIing-pIace No. inspector. William Gala
CHER; judge, August Walters judge, \. Jacobs.
POilinS-pace. northwest corner OF Franklin and
MeAliister streets, eomprisi ng Precincts NoS to
z inciuciye.
Pouing-pIaee No. 2-Inspeetor. Charles Morris:
judge, Joseph Mann; judge. J. Levi Polling place.
southwest corner OF Turk and Fierce streets, CON-
priSing Precincts os. : to IA inclusive.
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THIRTY- SIXTH ASSEMRLY nISTRICr-

Polling place No. 1-IBspector, William Gleason;
Judge, y. +. Maison; judge. ii. Stelljes. Polling
place, southeast corner Seventeenth and Noe SITS,
comprising Precincts Nos. to Inclusive
fOl!ng-place no. - Inspector, Mat O'Brien;
judge, harry t. Lake; Judge Geo. A. Mcdonald.
lollIng-place, southwest corner Army aud Sanchez
SITS. CONFUSING Precincts Nos TO " inclusive.
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FoRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Polling-piaee No. l-Inspector, L. NJ. Bettman:
judges, ID. NJ. Short and Henry baehr. Polling
place, northeast corner OF Post and Laguna sts.,
comprising Precincts os. i to inclusive
Polling place No. 2-Inspector, Fl. w. Smith;
judges, Thomas II. Evans and James SDanton.
PoIIng-pIace. NE. corner Suffer and Central ave-.
comprising Precincts Nos. Q to 5 inclusive.
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Polling place No inspector, II. Jurrs: Judge
II. Bacigalupl; Judge, ID. sullivan. Polling place,
southeast corner of Union and Powell SITS, compr
ing Precincts Nos i, 2. 3, L. II. II. Is, II.
PolIing-p!ace No. 2-Inspeetor. L. Cooper: judge.
James Cuuningham; judge, MeGowan. Polling
place, Sw. corner of Francisco and Powell sts,
comprising Precincts Nos. 5. y. Z, 8. 10. Is. 10.
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ing particularly well actel. The glOres of
"Gloriana" will shine at the California for
the next two weeks.
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THIRTY.T THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Polling-piace No. inspector, f. Wood; judge
Jerry Roach; judge. NJ A. Morgan, Polling place
corner TweEty-fOurth and Folsom sts.; comprising
Precincts Nos to inclusive.
Polliug-?iace No 2-IuspeCtOr Carey Weeh
Judge Charles Ratio: judge, oe. Burns. Polling
place, Mclaughlin Block. corner Railroad st. and
Eleventh ave. comprising Precincts Nos. 8 TO ID
Inclusive.
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FORTY- FIRST ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

PolIing-pIace No. l-InspectOT. Thomas Il. Evans;
judge, John Barnes; Judge. d. Nj. Jacett. Polling
place. corner Pacific and Polk sts.. comprising Pre-
cinets Nos. l. .. j. 4, S, q, 8.
Poling-plaee No. 2-Inspector. w. II. Rice; Judge.
II. Ringrose; Judge, W. II, Batcheller. Polling
place. southeast corner Jackson and buchanan SITS
comprising Precincts Nos. 7. 9. 10, IL, II. 49, "a
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TWENTY. EIGHTH AsSEMRLY nISTRICT.

Poihng-rlace No. l-Inspeetor George w. Pratt;
judges-Frank Casper, Nicholas Lennon. Polling
place. northeast corner Beae and Folsom. compriS-
ing prec NETS Nos. ]. 2, 3, 4, >, q. IA, Is, II.
POlilugDlace No. 2-InSpectOT. James H. Lennon;
iudges-Peter Kelly. John Doherty. Polling place.
l2S View Montgomery, comprising precincts Nos z,
& 9. 10. 1. IL IL
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Polling-plaee No. l-Inspeetor, Z. V. Crosby:
Judge, Fred NJ Wilson; judge, William Cordes.
PoIlng-pace. Sc corner OaS and Franklin, eompris-
Ing Precincts Nos. TO inclusive.
20 ling place 40. 2-iaSpeetor. Thomas Jones:
judge. George BahrS: Judge J. G. Fitzgerald. Poll
ingpiace 9U3 Oak street, comprising Precincts oS
9 10 Inclusive.
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Polling-place No. Inspector. j. Coyne: judge
J ohm Flaherty; judge. James d. Hart. Polling
place, Cub stables. Taylor ST, between Geary and
o'farrel comprising Precincts os. TO Inclusive.
Polling place No. 2-Inspeetor =. J. Hasklns;
Judge. L. X. Conway; judge, Joseph TIlson. Poll
ing-place, mort Invest corner Jackson and Leaven-
worth sts., comprising Precincts Nos to Ii In
elusive
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THIRTY FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Polling place No Inspector. Thomas VIII they !;
judge, George MeGIi: Judge, George Waite. Poll
tng-pIace. southeast corner twenty fourth and
Mission streets. comprising Precincts Nos. 10
inclusive.
Polng-place No. 2-Inspeetor. J. Rosenbaum ;
Judge, William GIr; Judge. J. Robinson. Polling
place. southeast corner Alabama and Twenty
seventh SITS. comprising Precincts Nos. TO 8 IN
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Poliing-pIaee No. / - Inspector. j. Kearney;
Judge, j. Kavenah. Pelling-pIace, Harmony Hall.
corner Erie and Mission SITS, comprising Precincts
Nos to 10 inclusive.
Polling place No 2-Inspeetor, - judge, F.
Stewart: Judge. - Polling place. northwest
seventeenth ana Mission SITS comprising Precincts
Nos / 90 g Inclusive
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GALL FOR The
Republican Primary,
JULY 20, 1892.

At A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
~ County Committee of San Francisco. held at Its
place OF meeting the l4th day of July, 1892 the
following resolutions duty offered and
adopted. viz:
ReSoiued That the Republican County Committee
OF the city and county of San Francisco, being
committee authorized by the rules ana customs of
the Republican party OF this State TO call elections
for said party In this city and county the pur-
pose hereinafter specified. do hereby call and ord
an election to be held the rW ENTIETH day of
JULY. 1892, by the qualified Republican voters OF
said city and county. at the times and places and
qualifications hereinafter set forth. aud that it Is
hereby elected and determined u cal, hold and
conduct said election in accordance with the rules
prescribed IN sections 1893. 1884, ll44, ll45,
1892, 1893, 1884 1875, 1896. 1893, 1900, 1901,
1902 1903, 1921. 1927. 1929. 1890. 1891. 1882,
1888, 1894. 1885. 1886. 1927. 1888. 1899, 1Z40,
1871. l2s2, 1892, 1888, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857,
1888 1853 and 1860 OF the Political Code of the
State of California.
ReSOEued bat said election shall be held on the
10th day of July 1872, said city and county of
San Francisco defined in the acts of the IegiSla
ture OF California, entitled AN act to divide the
state into legislative districts required by See
ton g. Article of the Constitution, and 10 provide
for the election OF Assemblynen and senators in
such districts" as approved March IL, 1891; pro-
vided, however, that there shall be no more than
two pOllinG-places In each Assembly District and
Is directed by the Republican State Central COM
mttee of California, the polls to be kept open con-
tinuously between the hours OF 8 O'Clock in the
forenoon and O'Clock in the afternoon of said day.
ReSGtDed, That the County Committee shall ap-
point inspector and TWO judges in each polling
place. VINO shalt constitute the election board of
said polug-place and TWO persons In each polling
place, who shall act as clerks.
Resotped. That the polling places OF said election
aud the names of the persons constituting the cleo
ton board at each of said poliing-pIaees fol-
lows:
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Electors; of this number two ~ Presidential
Electors ana two (2) Alternate Presidential EIec-
tors 10 be nominated from the State at lar by the
State convention and one ID Presidential Elsctor
and one ID Alternate Presidential E ector to be
nominated from each Congressional district OF the
state ana by the delegates elected the State
convention from the counties comprising each
congressional district OF the State provided In
the act entitled AN act to divide the State into
Congressional districts" approved March l. 1891
and for the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before said convention and
Tor The purpose OF nominating congressman.
Hesotred. That in pursuance OF The terms OF the
call Of the Republican State Central Commit tee
said election OF delegates To said State and district
conventions will be held by Assembly districts
each Assembly District OF said city and county
eiectng on general ticket the full number of dele
gates 1t Is entitled o. as herein provided, also
The one delegate Tor the city aud county at large
he SAID ITO delegates Of said city and county of
Sau Francisco 10 said State and district conveu-
tons are hereby apportfoned among said Assembly
stricts as hereinafter set forth each district
shall elect the said number and shall also vote or
one delegate 10 represent the said city county
large
Tae aforesaid delegates to the State convention
are apporttoned to the Assembly districts as fol
lows: