The morning call., 1894-09-18

is 10 perfect organiZation-alreadv in
pretty good shape-in every precinct in
the county, establish campa gn bareau
and in campaign of education reach
every voter in the county.
Democracy's Delegates.
Following is the list of delegates chosen
at the primaries last night TO attend the
convention Saturday next at San LeandrO.
when Democratic county ticket will be
nominated:
First Ward-F. w. Leonard, James Henne-
berry, ii. Schmidt, A. Ii. Hansen, c. Bracken-
fielder. B. +. Connolly L. G.. Roads. NJ. Flynn.
NJ. Richard j. d: Driscoli. Z: Corlage, j. Har-
rington, w. }. Cashn. NJ. Farrell, J. G. Nc
Donald. p. MeQuade, E. Murphy, J. ClOnen, e.
Mudoon. T. Gibbons. j. C. Bullock, NJ. haran,
Second Ward-James Holmes, P. ]. Brophy
II. Rolln, I. hehoe: j.. v. A. Frates, w. X.
Mckee, c; ID. Pl rec, P. j. O'Leary. E. j. Erick-
nelius Mcclure, j. j. Farrell I. f. White,
John Geary, Walter Smythe, NJ. Gallagher,
Thomas Degnan, James Lehman, c. L. Dam, j.
Third Ward-William Mullins, S. j. Donahoe
John Field. John S. Flynn. Daniel Crowley, l..
Ke9 9, J; W; Fnnegan. Il; E; Vernon. John
Manion, Patrick O'Kane. w. E. Taylor. John
f. C0nnors, Howard Park, Peter ConOzzi, ii. l..
Fourth ward-C. Fl. Brosnahan, J. J. Nc
EiToy. n. ). Kelley, I. }. CalIaghan, James
Elliott. e. NJ. Railton. 2. A. Cox, j. Earring
ton, j. L. Kelley, NJ. Holland, Paul Heller, c.
w. Logan. 2. Haley, T. McNama1R. Z. }. Hop
kins, I. Cooper, Thomas Agnew,J. j. Collins,
Gus Seibt, j. Z. Holmes Jr, James Nealop, ID.
j. Moran, D. J. Murphy:
Charles McCleverty. Fred CIR ham, R. b. Smell.
w. E. Watson. Charles H. LOvell, j. E. Finne-
gan. &. H. Abbott, Charles l.. Smith, j. w.
Moss. +: b. English, John II. Barry.
Sixth Ward-P. Z. Dalton F. K. Houghton,
Charles B. Slicer. George Mel, f. Z. Croker.
haTin RYAN Charles D. O'Gara, Hiram SUIT
trell, A. Jones. I. Nolan, James Gill, James
GiIlIgan Jr., Thomas White ST.. Andrew Mic
Garry James f. Kennedy. Thomas Newman,
r. NJ. Turner. Felix ViOlicn. j. Z. Ennis, Peter
Feiberling, Daniel Donovan. Owen LafTerty,
Dan Ferguson, X. l.. Mckee, Thomas White.
Seventh Ward-M. j. Laymance, o. c. Kirk,
James Mulgrew, d. w. la Fortune. c. c. Marsh,
X. +. Dubernett, j. W. Laymancp, ii. nj. Moi
fitt, NJ. Callaghan, A. NJ. R0sborOugh Antonio
Fonte, f. d. MachadO, j. j. Scrivner, j. Sam
uels. D. l.. SmOot, w. e. Price and Victor
GilardiD.
Elmhurst-L. slmonson. A. Dupratt and e.
A. Clinton.
Berkeey-Thomas Handerkin. E. Munday,
w. Curtis. L. e. Landregan. Il. Newell, 7.
Nealon, Charles Matthews. j. Matthews, j.
Hayes and +. j. Foster.
There was quite a fight in Alameda be-
tween the Brown ticket and Hammond
ticket. Brown and Hammond are striv-
ing for the nomination for supervisor in
the district and the fight was pretty warm.
The Brown ticket won OUT, however, by
narrow majority. 1t is as follows: c. A.
Brown, j. Z. Fleming, Jesse Ives. a. G.
VilImsr, A. f. st. Sure, John O'Brien,
George E. Middleton. J. c. Franks, G. b.
Russell. W. j. White, Max GIas. Louis
Mahlke. DR.. C. II. Lubbock. A. C. Stod-
dard, Joseph Rossit-r, 81. F. Fisher, E.
McFadden, w. NJ. eastman Jr., w. w.
Goggin, j. f. Ward, w. NJ Bowers, II. B.
Rsam. a. Gutenberg, j. II. Summers. NJ.
Brown, John Croll, A. r. Baum,
E. Owens. w. E. Scully, NJ. Kane, r. II.
McGill Jr., Joseph E. Murray, B. j.
Triest.