The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-25

of Napa.
Fourth District, Board of Equalization
E. NJ. Hamilton of Los Angeles, vice Gil
more, resigned.
E. j. knight of Humboldt nominated II.
S. NJ. Buck of Humboldt for Justice of the
Supreme Court for the long term.
Cornell nominated Albert Da5gett of
Visalia as a man who would gain hundreds
of votes for the party.
DOre said the party should place men in
office who should be honorable and capable.
E. NJ. Gibson of Oakland was such a man
and he placed him in nomination. Judge
Gibson was the nobest production of the
nineteenth century-an honest man.
Gator nominated for the long term Judge
f. w. Thompson. man skilled in the
laws. Gillespie seconded the nomination.
The vote resulted in 155 for Gibson. 124
for Thompson. 1919 for Buck and 95 for
Daggett. Gibson and Buck were declared
nominated for the long term.
Gillespie placed Thompson of San Fran
cisco in nomination and Cook seconded the
nomination.
The rOllcall showed 1873 votes for Daggett
and SO for Thompson. Daggett was de-
clared nominated for the shors term.
II. a. Mason of Santa Clara offered
resolution of thanks to the citizens Of
Sacramento for their labors in arranging
for the meeting of the convention.
Mason said San Jose had looked with
felOnious eyes on the State capitol and
hoped. for brief period, to share the dis.
tinction of having ii. They wished to
make atonement for their transitory covet-
BUSINESS and acknowledge tie handsome
treatment they had received here.
A resolution was adopted affirming the
right of any one. rich or poor. TO present a
petition in person; also thanking John S.
Dore and the Southern Pacific Company
for the favorable terms on which their re-
turn tickets had been furnished: also
wishing their political friends in Oregon,
who are fighting organized greed, success
in their efforts, believing that the result of
the battle will materially aid the cause of
reform.
Gilbert made a stirring address, urging
the delegates to 90 home with a purpose
to win.
The nominal for the members of the
State Board Of Equalization were an
nounced, as were those of Railroad Com
missioners and members of Congress.
BretZ asked If, he being a member of
the Assembly at present, his nomination
as Railroad Commissioner was legal, and
suggested that the convention put some
one else in his place. The chairman said
the nomination should stand and the mat
ter be investigated. A telegram was read
from Hurlburt accepting lis nomination,
The State Central Committee was also
empowered to fill vacancies in it's own
body. A telegram was ordered sent to the
State convention of the Peoples party at
Indianapolis and to Chairman Taubeneck,
as follows: "CalifOrnia in the middle of
the road. Nominated a straight ticket
Keep of the grass"
Votes of thanks were rendered to the
press, the president and vice-president for
their courtesy and efficiency in presiding,
and also to the secretary and his assistants
and to the sergeants-at-arms.
a resolution was adopted thanking the
papers of this city for courtesies extended.
The chairman thanked the convention for
the honor it had done him in selecting him
for chairman aud the courtesy and sup
port extended to him by it. The conven-
ton gave him three cheers and adjourned
sine die.
The following were announced as men,
bers of the State Central Committee:
Alameda. Il. r. Shaw. r. E. Bush and
DR.. a. F. Childs Amador. s. Il. Phillips
Butte. c. W. Thras her; Calaveras. L. Est
wick; COlusa, a. II. Rose: Contra Costa.
A c. Gehringer; FL Dorado, Charles
Lyon; Fresno. w. f. Blaney; Glenn, Il.
Reese; Humboldt. D. L. Ferguson; Kern.
R. w. Gays; Kings. w. L. Gistrap; Lake,
Thomas Porteus; Los Angeles. Will Faw-
cett, George Young and E. Nj. Wardell:
MADEIRA, W. A. Howard; Mariposa, J.
j. Westfall; Mendocino. NJ. NJ. Cope;
MERGED, C. Caswell; Modoc. DR.. J.
A. Cole; Monterey. NJ. L. Dexter
Naps, j. NJ. Carter; Nevada, L. W. Kits
Orange, E. Eppinger; Placer, j. H. Greg
DRY; Riverside, II. J. Wibel; Sacramento.
William Boyne and j. L. Camp; San Ber-
nardino. w. d. Stephens; San Benito,
a. Dunlap; San Luis Obispo. c. A. Bar
low; Santa Barbara, 4. Catlet; Santa
Clara, 6. B. johnson and D. c. Feely;
Santa Cruz, j. c. Drew; Shasta, Frank j.
Boucher; Siskiyou, W. A. Sharpe: Solano,
Samuel Stewart; San Diego, 5. NJ. Pur-
year; San Francisco. A. B. Kinnie, J. c.
Gore, G. Ii. Johnson and G. ID. Gillespie:
San Joaquin. E. 6. Williams; Sonoma,
j. ". Keegan; Stanislaus, Frank Onaya;
Suffer, II. B. higgins; Tehama, D. C.
Gray; Tulare. Dr. G. Z. Bernhard; TuoI-
umne. j. W. Schofield; Ventura, -;
YOlo. j. c. Kennedy.
The committee elected finance commit
tee, as follows: }. E. Camp of Sacra-
mento, George B. Johnson of San Jose.
c. w. Thrasher Of Gridley, w. s. Fawcett
of Whittier and a. Il. Kline of San Fran
cisco.