The morning call., 1894-09-27


shall he filed by the chairman of said commit
tee, his appointment TO be confirmed by the
committee.
And it is further ordered, thai should any
vacancy occur in any nomination made by this
convention. the Republican County Committee
OF the city ana county of San Francisco shall
be authorized. and is hereby authorized ana
empowered, 10 fiji the same by appointment.
WENDELL EASTON. Chairman
During the reading of the report Chair
man Watt made frequent requests Tor the
convention 10 keep order and ADDED: II
there are any visiting Democrats ID tue
rear of the hall who cannot keep Order
they will please retire"
On motion of Marcus ID. Borucd the re-
port was adopted without debate
John Nj Chretien moved that commit
tee to consist of one member from each
Assembly District be appointed to recon-
mend twelve names Tor nominations 1or
School Drectc-s.
General S aIomon opposed the motion,
claiming that it was out OF order because
it was in conflict with the report of the
committee on permanent organization.
The chair ruled him out OF order, a 8 he
believed the report could be changed by
the convention.
A delegate from the Thirty-sixth District
declared that the motion was a reflection
on the Republican party, for the conyen-
ton was competent to cleo: It's own Board
of School Directors. Il was simply raising
the same question as two years ago, which
the delegate hoped would not be brought
up TO in jure the party.
Wendell Easton declared that it was the
idea of the committee on permanent or
ganiZatiOn that nominations be made in
open convention. The motion was an I'M
wise one Marcus ID. Boruck moved to lay
the motion on the table, which was carried
with but one dissenting vote, that of
Chretien.
The chairman announced that nomina-
tiOns for Mayor were in order.
CASTOR Ashe gave u office that be will at
some future time place IN nomination for
Mayor the name of L. +. Ebert. The
name was greeted with cheers.
Asa L. Wells was also placed iE nomina-
ton without Speech-making or seconding
by Benton Swasey of the Thirty-ninth
District. Ii was simply a matter of
presenting the names.
'GentlemeU, you have heard the names
placed in nomination for Mayor" said the
chairman"
No objection to the nominations.
We Will now proceed to placing in
nomination the names for Superior
Judges.
The naming of Superior Judges was
then declared in order. John Madden
proposed John b. Carson. Delegate Will
sou presented the name of (. A. Belcher
Edmund TausZky named w. NJ. Willets.
Beu ton Swasey named w. c. Burnett l..
II. Van Setback named George II. Bars.
j. NJ. ChTetien presented the names of
Henry 3. Mayo, Henry McGin, H. II.
Davis. l.. II. Van Schaick presented the
name OF Ernest II. Wakeman. Colonel
jackson submitted the name of f. II.
MeItZbacb. Mr. Mclaughlin nominated
W. II. Barrows. II. n. Clement placed
John Lord Love in nomination and A. P.
Van Duser presented the name OF K. Z.
Harding
II I
named Colonel John Ii. Re berIs, Delegate
ReardOn named G. \. Low aud Bert Nc
Nulty, General Sal onion named q. W. +.
Cook, Pike named Ii. l.. JOachimsen, }.
N. Chretien named Frank j. Rea, Dele
gate O'BTien named James A. Campbell
The name Of Campbell was cheeTed by the
delegates and the galleries. Delegate
Van Duser moved that there should be no
speeches in naming candidates for office.
ID. ). Dorm named A. b. Treadweli for
Police Judge. and Delegate Van Duser
named John 5. Enos.
The nominations for Justices of the
Peace began whom Van Scnaick presented
the name Of G. G. GrOeznger. W
Smith was nominated mkt, and then
Delegate TilmaD presented Frank j.
DruIy. a delegate from the Tw entv-
ninth named A. Il. Barrett, which was
followed Dy the nomination OF Frank II.
Carrigan.
Gallagher of the Thrty-seventh pre-
scented the name of George P. Golf. Y, Il.
Clement presented w. f. Madden. Tausz-
ky nominated j. E. Barry and j. j. Stew
ems
Al Bowler presented the name OF Will
liam ). Barnes tor District Attorney. The
delegates cheered.
"Are there any other names" asked
the chairman. There were cries of mol
mop Hearing DOne," said the chair,
''we will pass 10 the next order Of bust
ness" The delegates again cheered.
For County Clerk the following nomina-
tions were made: W. r. Joost, c. Z. Cal
vim by Ryan of the Twenty-eighth. s.
Schaben by NJ. Coleman, a. Wblteside by
Van Duser and Charles f. Currie By SaIo-
mon.
For City and County Attorney the fol-
lowing names were submitted: p. A
Bergerot, j. P. COwdery, Franklin #.
Bull Robert A. Friedrich, Lyman l. Now
rev, w. II. Chapman.
The following names for the nomination
OF City and County Surveyor were an
noupced: Charles l.. Tilton, Fred d, New
berry 2. q. Norton, j. II. Humphreys.
The nominations for Coroner we're made
with singular rapiditv, as follows: Drs.
w. A. NigOreauX, w. j. Hawkins, J.. c..
Cox, f. w. Harris, j. II. SOper, Washing
ton Ayres, W. o. Paugh, +. h. Sharks, R.
L. Sutherland, w. 3. Coffey, n. 5. Giber-
son aud II. @. Gertes.
1Iut lh% IAO 1iDs VI CduuIudSDS LOT COT-
Oner Chairman Watt pointed 10 the Twenty
eighth district and said: Mr.. McManus
VIII please keep order
Kline" McManus bowed and obeyed.
j. II. Widber was the only name SUBJ
mitted for the Office of Treasurer.
For Recorder L. w. Roberts and J. B.
Allen were named.
Frank D. Wor b, John F. Kennedy.
John Hoesch and L. J. L. Smiley were
named for Auditor.
Nominations as follows were made for
Public Administrator: George T. Brom-
ley, o. +. Wiley, Edgar Briggs. Frank
! w. Marvin, H. w. Outflow C. e. Des-
mond.
For Superintendent of Streets the fol-
lowing names were submitted: E. G.
Pierce, George w. Elder, D. L. Farms
worth, c. L. Grunsk
Three Eames were submitted for the
nomination for Assessor as follows: John
ID. Daily. L. B. Read. Henry II. Lynch.
the nominations for Sheriff we're as fol-
lows: John II. Hegler, W. G. Long.
Thomas c. Maher, James McNab, w. j.
BlatIner, a. j. Raiscb, William j Rnd-
dick, Mathew Arnold.
The name OF w. j. Ruddick created great
enthusiasm, which bad barely subsidized
when snme fellow in the gallery yelled
Three cheers for Reddick." The cheers
were given, whereup0n Chairman Watt
pounded ms maliet and demanded that
order be preserved or the hail should be
cleared. ~
For Tax Collector the names of Oscar A
Tolle, Cord u. Wetien and ! / Moran