The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-18
FEEL SATISFIED.
Non = Partisans on the
Result.
WORK NOT YET COMPLETE.
A Little Girl Crushed by a
Lumber-Wagon.
WORK NOT YET coMPLETI
HOT DIVORCE CASE DEMURRER
DIR. TAFT Wants $2Ioo for Twenty.
One Professional Visits to
Morris Goldberg.


mlttee of the Alameda Non-Partisan party
held its final meeting yesterday afternoon
10 wind up the campaign affairs of the
party. As it has been pay-as-yOu-go
campaign, the reformers had little bust
ness to attend to. Of the funds collected
there is surplus in the treasury of $75.
The men at the head of the reform
movement feel highly flattered at the
lowing made in the late campaign. and
have issued the following address to the
public:
HEADQUARTERS ALAMEDA COUNTY NoN.)
PARTISAN PARTY CFNTRAL COMMIT TEE,
OAKLAND, Nov 1894.
To the Taxpayers and Voters of alameda
County-The County Central Committee of the
Alameda County Non-Partisan party desire
hereby TO express their appreciation OF The
very fiattering confidence shown in our
party-in the clear cut issues OF interest 10
our county taxpayers as outlined first IN our
convention platform and not considered In any
of the other sueceSsful parties-and In electing
several of our candidates, since II was he first
inns in the history of The county when new
party has put ticket in the field aud been ac-
corded such high honor.
In the election of Henry p. Dalton. Assessor,
the wisdom of our choice, after his name had
been submitted TO The Peoples party conVen
ton and another man nominated by them, has
been made manifest, and we believe In his cleo
ton our fellow citizens will find one whe will
FAITHFULLY carry out The pianks pertaining TO Dis
Office.
In the election Of Judge Frank B. Ogden for
Superior Judge, afterward nominated by the
Republicans; of j. z. Garlick for Superinten-
dent OF Schools from the Peoples party ticket,
and of James b. Barber for Tax Collector from
iht Republican ticket, we are glad TO note The
hatterlng vote accorded them.
Justice of the Peace G. II. Lord OF Berkeley,
K. a. Richmond OF Washington Township and
ConSi able II. w. Won kaph OF Alameda were
nominees OF our party only and We're elected by
handsome Dluralites. And our Endorsement of
j. Z. Garltck for County Superintendent OF
Schools materially assisted in his election.
From he courtesy of the Christian Endeayor
Soclrly and the American Independent ticket
substantial support Pointing To the votes of
j. w. Tompkins tor County Clerk, l. n. Chap
man for Surveyor Harry n. Morse for Sheriff
and n. w. Lietch for Coroner-neither of when
were Endorsed by any other ticket or any So
clety-and their votes respectively being 70S.
1921, 2165. 832, leads us 10 claim for our
whole vote OF The county, 9,7S2 on Governor,
in which the r. publican county ticket had
straight about $500, Democrats about 800,
Peoples party about 300 and the Prohibi
tlonstS 400.
Having confidently been before The people we
as confidently now believe in the ultimate APP
proval by our fellow-citiZens of The official
actions OF our candidates eject, and The salts
'f,ctory manner we expect they will conduct the
duties of tn ir offices we trust will receive the
loyal support Of the citizens OF Alameda County.
we Shall earnestly aim ana eDQSaVOr TO con-
tinue to merit the same confidence in the
future-whlle e5pousing the cause OF good
clean government - impartially, equitably,
economically a!ns and honestly = adminstered
Chairman Alameda County Non Partisan party.
S. +. BABCoCK,
Secretary Executive Committee.
Oakland, November II, 1894
A Little GirPs Sad Death.
A most unfortunate accident occurred
.tzC i .Ax<x l.
on Friday evening, when little Charlotte
Irene Cramer. the eight-year-old daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Cramer. was run over
aud killed by q heavy wagon. The little
girl was playing in the road with younger
sister and several other children when
team driven by one A. Kennedy, consist
ing of two heavy wagons, one behind the
other, loaded with fence posts, passed
them.
The children thought it you'd be fine
thing to steal ride on the tongue of the
rear wagon. To think was to act, and 10
a few seconds they were all in between
the moving wagons trying to secure seats.
In trying to Chamber onto the wagon-toDgue
little Charlotte slipped and fell to The
the wagon passed over her abdomen.
The little sufferer was carried to her
home several blocks from the scene of the
accident. A physician was summoned,
but despite all the medical science he cOuld
bring to bear the little girl passed away at
10 o'clock after four hours of excruciating
pain.
Coroner Evers held the inquest yester.
day morning. 1t appearing from the testi-
mony of the driver, Mr.. Kennedy. that he
did not know of the child's presence near
che wagon or of the accident until after
ward, he was exoDerated from all blame,
and the jury returned a verdict of acct
dental death.
Not Until Tuesday.
The footings in the official count of the
vote of Alameda County will not be com.
pleted until Tuesday next. Only few of
State and local ,ffices have thus far been
completed. The State Offices thus far fin
ished are as follows:
GOVERNOR.
j. II. Budd (D.).. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6,7S6
NJ NJ. Estee lR').... $3.50
III. French (P.),......,..... ........s........ ZIG
j. V. webster (fop.).. 4,531
LIEUTENANT-GovERNoR.
c. III. Dunn (P.) .......-.. 546
A. j. gregg (foP )....... .........%........ 1898
W. y. JeteF lD.)-- o.S9O
o. u mliiaru tfs') 9,ol3
SECRETARY OF STATE
L. Fl. Brown (R). TO- 5O4