The morning call., 1894-11-04
HERE 1T is.
Dan Burns and Chris Buckeyes
Combination Municipal Ticket.

The announcement made yesterday in
THE CALL that Dan Burns and Chris
Buckley had met and arranged a ticket
which the followers of the Republican
boss and the Democratic boss should vote
came from an inside source and little be-
fore the bosses intended that it should be
known. Yesterday the tickets were being
issued and could be had at places kept by
reliable henchmen of the dictators.
The names of the candidates were not
printed on the folding cards, but the
voting numbers of the official ballot
we're written in opposite the names o! the
offices, These were handed out to the
faithful for their guidance IN the election
booths.
Names are OF necessary for the heelers
of the twin bosses. The numbers show
where the voting cross should De placeu,
and as rule they fall alter the name oil
some candidate who is known TO pc a
plastic mold that may be shaped as emer-
geucies demand. But This is not always
the case. Buckley's hand is here discern
ible. 1t has been his policy to blind the
public by mixing few good men with q
good many Buckley men, Just enough OF
the latter to give him control IN Tie nigh
places which he most desires to rule.
The convenient letter-cards may De
slipped into tho coal-D0cket and carried
until election day fol reference when the
voter enters the booth.
The boss combine ticket is as follows:
Mavor-C T.. O'Donnell.
Auditor-Wtiliam Broderick.
Assessor--Wlliam j. Bryan.
Sheriff-WillIam J. Rudd!ck.
Tax Collector-James n. Block.
Treasurer-JameS II. Widber.
Recorder-ThomAs j. Glynn.
County Clerk-Charles f. Curry.
District Attorney-John I. Creamy.
Attorney and Counselor-Harry L. Cres-
well.
COroner-Wiiliam j. Hawkins.
Public Administrator-A. C. Freese.
SurveyoF-Charles 5. Tilton.
Superintendent of Streets-Thomas Ash
worth.
Superintendent of Public Schools-Au-
drew J. Moulder.
Judges of Superior C0urt-James V.
Coffsy, William K. Daingerfeld. Frank H.
Dunno, Walter Ii. Levy.
Judges of Police Court-James A. Camp
bell. Charles T. Conlan. Charles A. Low,
Samuel II. Regen burger.
Justices of the Peace. E. Barry. Al
fred J. Fritz, John j. Kennedy, Frank H.
Kprrigan, William NJ. Madden.
Supervisors: First Ward-Joseph King.
Second Ward-Peter A. Scu'ly.
Third Ward-Charles Z. Benjamin.
Fourth Ward-Alphonse Hirsch.
Fifth Ward-Josep j. Dmond.
Sixth Ward-Edward c. Hughes.
Seventh Ward-Chris Bunker
Eighth WarG-Charles l.. Taylor.
Ninth Ward-Hermann Il. Goecken,
Tenth Ward-Adoiph Spreckels.
Eleventh Ward-Frank Lester.
Twelfth Ward-Edward L. Magner.
School Director: William f. Ambrose
Charles A. Banteli. Emmett 2. Barrett
Thomas r. Carew. Charles A. Clinton. A.
Comte Jr., George E. Dow, T. V. May
well. David S. Morris, T. A. Rottanzi. r.
! 81. Stable August Tillman.
Supervisor. Third Ward (unexpired)-
Charles E. Benjamin.
School Director nexpired)-WilIiam F.
Ambrose.
School Director (unexpired)-T. V. Max
we'll
Superior Judge (unexpired)-Wiliam g.
| Britton.
On the State ticket Alfred J. John ston
| has been selected tor Superin tenGent o {
! State Printing
So it has come TO this. Dan Barns, who
went into this campaign with great -four
| Sh of trumpets about his purity, has en-
tered into an unholy combine with Buck
| ley by which he agrees to throw over
many of the candidates whom ne nom
mated at Odd Fellows Hall a few weeks
! ago.
Yesterday many Buckley followers were
out working for the candidates on the COM
bine ticket. They We're particularly az
tive in behalf OF OD0rneli aud several
hremen and policemen were heard on the
street to predict that the doctor would be
elected. 1t is thought, though, that self.
respecting Republicans will so resent ;he
treachery of the boss that they will COM
bne TO teach him lesson by showing his
ticket under with white ballots next Tues