The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-10

Thirty-fifth caused slight wrangle. which
was seemingly impossible to straighten
out The district is entitled to eight can
dtdates. although twenty-three were
chosen, representing the majority. NIL
n0rity and an independent addition.
The majority ticket was as follows:
Alfred Davis. j. q. Grady. Thomas E.
Curran, Thomas O'Neil, 81. j. Stafford,
P. j. Silk, Henry Hick, Thomas Carr.
The minority candidates are: Thomas
Minegan. George O'Byrne, Timothy Hunt.
JEFF Martinett, John Windrow. William
Winthrop, Tony Mullaney and William
Newsome.
TIE Independents are as follows: T. IT,.
Mentally, T. OConnor. M. Mcdonald, John
A. Wal! and Henry Haig ls
The Clunie faction made d poor showing
in the Thirty-sixth. only four candidates
out of nine being successful. The ticket
as chosen was as follows: III. Gallagher,
II. Jones. d. Ward. P. Haley. M. Riley.
John Kavanagh, Thomas Nayler. John
Those nominated in the Thirty eighth
were: Captain Henry Bingham. Otto tum
SUDDEN, Alexander Hines, John w. Nc
Donald Jr., Charles W. Welch. Burt
Schlessinger. James L. Gallagher, l.. B.
Reagan, William McCartv. Samuel Harris.
Max Herzog. Joseph Nounan. Philip F.
Fay. James D. Powers, Patrick Michigan,
6. Howard Thompson Jr.. J. T. O'Brien,
B. P. Oliver. d. c. Lazier, MD. Al Law
son, John Cooney. Edward Metzger, Judge
Alexander Laidaw and Bernard Wind
haus.
The following we're nominated by the
Thirty-ninth District as delegates: W. E..
Murphy, Senator Patrick Reddy, j. w.
Keys, j. j. Flynn. Emil Wagner. Arthur
E. Mack, T. j. Murray, George T. Arm
strong, Walter Hickson, I4emueI Quinn,
Thomas P. Fentou, Daniel O'Conneli,
George Newbaur, DR.. A. E. Blake. j. W.
Reay, NJ. Ault, A. G. Vogeisang. Thomas
j. Ford, Thomas Cleary, E. +. Hill and
Charles +. Dooley.
The candidates were pledged. if elected,
to vote for a clause in the platform oppos-
ing the funding of the Central Pacific
debt and to nominate a candidate for
Congress who would vote against all prop
Ositions Of the kind.
In the Fortieth there was considerable
disturbance between the two factions. but
the following ticket was nominated: w. p.
Morgan. Charles Fl. Reynolds. j. j..
O'Bren, E. l.. O'COnnor, Robert Ferral,
Walter G. Bouta, j. B. Mcintyre, T. j.
Delton. Thomas O'Brien, Chas Rahan. T..
6. Parker. W. q. Byngton. D. Sheerin.
Thomas Shumate, Joseph P. Kelley, S. C..
Sheeline. P. j. White, Emil Perry. Joseph
Napthaley. j. Buick ST., Charles D. Weet.
John Foley w. j. Gleason. Simon Kelle-
uoI, w. u. DaIIlnSIOu IL. w. DouRHty JI,
The business was promptly disposed OF
in the Forty-irst District. The following
names were submitted: c. j. Swift,
L. E. j. Schultz, w. d. Shea, w. Huff
Cook. f. L. 81. Noble. Alfred Sutro.
A. st. j. Bowie. E. Detrick. J.
D. Rugges. James NJ. Langhame.
r. c. Malllngly, George D. Boyd, William
Kennedy. J; S. Roseand, P. Hams. Joseph
Slye, NJ. a. Gaffney. D. w. Landers,
Nicholas King. e. R. Ellis, Il. Clay Davis,
E. b. Stonehill. A; G. Ellis, William F.
Goad, Henry T.. Brlckwedel. Isaac G.
Messic, William ID. Gagan. E. P. Nc
Geeney. John A. Dagan, Richard Malone.
William Denman.
Only the seven delegates necessary to
represent the district were nominated in
the FoTty-third. They were as follows
Henry E. Highton, George t. Marye Jr.,
Henry Droge, George W. Brewer, Thomas
j. Clunie, Frank Derham, Henry Blanken.
Four tickets were named IN the Forty
fourth district, as follows: j. j. Lynch,
Henry l.. Rea. David F. Supple, Thomas
j. Maxwell, James Dugan. John Bowen,
Walter Pilkinton. Joseph Valinty, a.
Nardene.
J. J. Lynch. Ed Feeney. George Ryan,
Leo Ortelli. James Hester. A. Nardene,
Mike Ford, D. j. Griffin, Il. |. McCarty.
William Ronbinger Jr., T. l. McCarty.
NJ. j. Nifan, James MeRrns, DR.. 81. Sichel,
James Cosgrove. j. A. Devote, &. A.
Schweinfurth.
Fay, G. 81. Schweinfurtn. DIR. II. Schel.
James Mearns. NJ. j. Milan. .. Sangul-
netti. James A. Devote. James Cosgrove
The Forty.fifth District was particularly
solid and nominated only eight men, as
follows: Colin NJ. BOYD. Chauncey Bar
bour, NJ. Hines, j. d. Whaley. c. Jeffreys,
James Douglas. w. 2. Lawlor. Louis Gaz-
zOla