The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-28
TWO OFFICIALS.
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Time was granted. but the partial report
was accepted favoraby.
The committee on hall was in the act of
telling its trouble to the convention when
| Frank Sullivan stated that he had pre-
pared the hall at 217 Suffer street for con-
vention purposes. The next session will
be held at No. 2l7, over the Sutter-street
market.
A communication from j. D. Thompson
was received in which that gentleman
solicited the nomination for SuperInten-
dent Of Streets.
j. j. Moore had written the conven-
ton requesting that no liquor dealer be
placed upon the Non-PartIsaD ticket.
This communication was accompanied by
petition which had no signatures.
Communications were received from va
rious candidates, VINO asked the conven-
zion TO nominate them for offices as fol-
lows:
Tboms j. Glyru, for County Recorder;
Leander Shaw. for Justice of the Peace !;
K. Valentine. for Supervisor of Eighth
Ward; Robert Haight, for Public Admin
sirator; E. McNevin, sfOr Supervisor Of
Ninth Ward; B. Cronin, for Thirty-sev-
enth Assembly Disfrct; j. d. Thompson.
Ior superintendent or streets.
Thomas Magee INTERRUPTED the reading
of these letters because it would require
an all-night session. The letters were
| then laid aside and referred TO the COM
| mittees.
Edward LIE Breton presented resolu-
ton to perpetuate the Citizens Non Parti-
san party of San Francisco. Its text is as
| follows:
| Resolved, That before adjournment this con-
vention shall select from its body a permanent
committee, composed OF twenty-five members,
who shall constitute a committee TO be known
as The Citizens Non Partisan County Commit
/ tee. This committee of twenty-five shall act as
a campaign committee, and they shall have full
J charge III The necessary arrangements aud or
| ganlzatiOn to bring to a successful result the
election TO be held on Tuesday. November g.,
1894. They shall keep alive and perpetuate
! the present Citizens Non. Partisan party of
San Francisco, and their successors shall be
| chosen at the next ensuing convention.
This committee shall have power to call a
! convention of the Citizens Non. Partisan party
/ OF San Francisco whenever in their Judgment
| the public good requires il. They shall have
such further powers as may be given 10 them
1 by mai ority vote at any meeting Of any con-
ventlon OF said party.
ANY convention Of said party shall be called
| in The following manner: The county COM
mittee OF twenty-five shall select from the
cllizens OF San Francisco twenty-five delegates,
and these fifty members shall in such manner
| as they may deem most eXpedient elect fifty
other members, forming thus convention in
the aggregate OF 90 delegates
The Citizens Non-ParIlsan County Com
mittee shall continue to hold office until their
successors are elected.
The resolution was referred to the CON-
mittee on platform and resolutions.
The following nominations for Superior
! Judges were made, to be submitted to the
| judiciary committee James V. Coffey,
w. r. Daingerfield. a. Warren Thompson.
W. 81. BarrOws, f. II. Dunn. George w.
Fox, r. T. Harding. E. D. Sawyer, VIII
| liam NJ. Willetts, L. r. Knox, w. c. Bur-
nett.
A question arose as to whether these
names only should be voted on by the con-
ventioD. Thomas Magee moved that the
COMMITTEES report names of all candidates
before it, but only recommend enough 10
fill the offices, reporting those they do MOI
select without preference. The motion
was adopted.
Nominations for Police Judges were
then called for. David Mahoney pre-
scented the following: Charles r. Conlan,
Finley Cook. c. A. Low, II. L. Joachim
son. ". G. Burke. Il. j. Murray, 6. w. F.
| Clark, Charles j. Naele, +. j. Gray, X. NJ.
Smith, Kenneth Williams. Charles G.
johnson was added by another delegate.
The following names were offered in
nomination for Justices of the Peace as
additional to the committees selection ::
Thomas Carroll, j. n. Fritz, John A. Car
roll, a. Il. Patton. w. w. McNair, j. Nj,
VerdenaI. Charles W. Reid. J. w. Keys.
| G. II. Cabannis. A. f. Benjamin, H. T..
Monroe. E. l.. Stoker, j. E. Barry, w. NJ.
Madden, Kenneth Williams, Charles A.
Reynolds.
Nominations as follows we're made for
Sheriff: John j. McDade. James McNab,
w. j. Ruddick. r. |. Whelan, Thomas
Woodward P. L. Archibald.
For Assessor Ernest Brandt nominated
John. ID. Slebe.
For Auditor William Hollis nominated
William VI. Hinton. and Frank Sullivan
named William Broderiek by request.
For Treasurer. }. II. Widber.
For Recorder. L. j. Glynn, Peter Van
Pet, Mercer Otey. A. Romano.
At this the chairman of the finance
committee moved that deposit of $40 be
IeguiIeu Will cdCu Illumination as In other
conventions.
The chair suggested that the motion
might be amended 80 that the committee
shall not consider nominations without a
deposit with the chairman of the commit
tee of $40 On each name. This suggestion
was accepted by the mover of the original
motion.
Britton protested shat the Nor-P Partisan
convention was proceeding on the prin-
ciple that the office should seek the man.
He did not believe that candidates should
be assessed for nomination on the Non
Partisan ticket. AS substitute he moved
that no money be asked from any candi-
date before he convention and won by an
enthusiastic vote.
Other aspTants fer Office named were
For Tax Collector-James n Block and
Oscar 1olle.
For District Attorney-W. S. Barnes.
John T. Greaney.
For CITY and County Attorney-Henry
7. Creswell, Franklin p. Bull
Superintendent of Streets-Thomas Ash
worth, c. Z. Grunsky.
Surveyor-W. NJ. Fitzhugb, E. l.. Van der
Nailien, James ii. Humphries, Charles It.
TiIton.
Public Administrators. j. Ensign, ].
Halsted. L. d. Holbrook, E. Briggs, G. T..
ID