San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-15
WANT A STRAIGHT TICKET.

a Straight Convention.
To the Democracy of Bexar County:
| In as much as the only sure
means of securing and retaining
good government lies in the strict
drawing of party lines in local af
fairs, and the selection and faith
full support of a full party ticket
for all local offices, as we'll as state
and national, and as a fail.
ure upon the part of any
| Democratic Executive convention
TO use every endeavor to accom-
plish this end can but be an in
eXcusable dereliction of d uty,
and a violation of the trust and
prostitution of the authority con-
ferred upon the members thereof,
therefore Democratic county con-
vention is called to meet in the
city Of San Antonio, Texas, at the
Mission garden on the 25th day of
June, 1894, at 10 o'clock a. M, for
the following purposes:
l. To adopt such measures as
will most certainly insure the
strict drawing of party lines in the
next local election for county and
district offices and prevent the ma
nipulation of Democratic votes to
elect Republicans to office.
2. To adopt such measures as will
insure the holding of county NOM
mating convention in due time be-
fore the next election, that Demo.
cratic nominations for all county
and district offices may be made.
3. To select delegates to repre-
sent the democracy of BeXar cOun-
ty in the various conventions, viz:
the Judicial, already called, and
the Pictorial, State and Congress
sional, yet to be called.
4. To trantact such other bust
ness as may properly come before
said convention. Such convention
will consist of delegates to be Sc
lected by meetings in all the
prcIncts of the county participant
ed in by all Democrats who will
in good faith pledge themselves
to abide by and sustain the action
of the convention and support all
nominees of the party and who in
1892 voted for the Cleveland cleo
tors being of lawful age.
The following named gentlemen
are delegated to act as precinct
chairmen of the respective pre-
cincts. Chose in the city to be
called to order on Saturday, June
%, 1894, at s 80 p. M to-wit:
No. 1-E. HIM, HINES Garden.
No. 2-N. l.. Miller, Arkansas Pass
depot.
No. 3-Van Teel, Airs Garden.
No. 4-Clarence Clark, Kinney S
store.
No. 90. c. Guessaz, Convention
Hall.
No. 6-James Downey, San Pedro
Springs.
No. &C. B. Hice, Bucks saloon.
No. S-B. c. Reilly, West End.
No. 9--Claude Wright, Mackey
Building.
No. 1O--Duval West, Stuve's sa-
loon.
No. III. w. Monckton, Monck-
toms store.
No. 12-H. F. Zumberge, Zum-
berge's store.
No. 13-Clemens Rotter, cor. Rusk
and East Commerce streets.
No.l4-E. Schramm,Jr.,L Little Ca
sine.
No. 15-Herman Faust, Santa
Clara Place.
No. 16-A. Zeimonteck, Zeimon-
teck's store.
No. 17-Ben Andrews, Rea's
ranch.
No. 1S-C. Villemain, school
house.
No. 19-Branch Smith, Helotes
crossing.
No. 20-Jesus Zepeda, school
house.
No. 21-J. A. White, Leon
Springs.
No. 22-Rlchard Mecke, Bull
verde.
No. 23-J. H. Coker, school
house.
No. 24-G. H. Judson, school
house.
No. 25-George Fenscke, Selma
No. 26-H. Tournat, school
house.
No. ga. d. Jones, Jones
ranch.
| No 2S-T. P. Dashiell, Dashiell's
ranch.
| No. 29-J. p. Bacon, Mission
school house.
| No. 3O-F. Obst, ST., Calevara'
school house.