The San Francisco call., 1895-11-06
They Will Be Completely Organ
lied Within d Weeks
Time.
ALL ARE REPRESENTATIVE MEN
Work Bearing Upon the Convention
Will Soon Be Under Way All
Over the State.

S-IGnGln >
the people of the State have renewed hope
in the prospect of winning the good will
of the Republican National Committee so
that this City will be selected as the next
place from which 10 nominate Repub-
hcan President.
The maSs-meeting held Monday in the
Chamber of Commerce was one of the best
propositions that has been advanced for
the furtherance of the scheme to get the
convention for San Francisco. A great
many men who were disposed to question
the sincerity of the promoters of the plan
are now pretty thoroughly convinced that
all who offered TO assist from the start
meant what they said.
The selection of Senator Williams as
chairman of the meeting gave 1t the stamp
OF popular approval, and the committee
men named are of such varied political
creeds that the people are convinced that
it is Ihoroughlya non-partisan movement.
Republicans, Democrats, silver men and
Prohibitionists are found among the lists,
and no confusion is likely to arise over the
assortment, as all have the same purpose
in view-to get the convention for San
Francisco.
Following upon the heels OF the mass
meeting of Monday Chairman Williams
yesterday called 10 confer with him T. t.
Williams of the Examiner, NJ. II. de
Young of the Chronicle, Charles NJ. Short
ridge of THE CALL, Colonel Stone, Alfred
Bouvier, 4. G. Booth, r. A. Friedrich and
several others, whose assistance was re-
quired in the selection of proper commit
teemen. The result of the conference was
the naming of representative men to make
up the committee authorized by the mass
meeting to be appointed by the chair.
They are as follows:
Executive committee-Wendell Easton,
John D. Siebe, James d. Phelan, Raphael
WE'LL, l. J. Truman, R. A. Friedrich, Al
fred Bouvier, F. 4. Dohrmann, A. g.
Booth, A. w. Foster, Henry ]. Crocker, O.
NJ Welburn, E. R. Lilienthal, George T.
Marye, Leon Sloss.
Committee on transportation H. z.
Huntington, C. H. Spears, D. Hitchcock,
T. X. Statler, Edwin Goodail.
Committee on finance = z. B. Pond,
Alvinza Hayward, E. G. Murphy, Louis
Sloss Jr., ]. K Wilson, Colonel George
Stone, c. de Guigne, J. L. Flood, J. Dalzell
Brown, Homer ). King, William Haas,
?. \. Lilienthal, William AlvoId, James
Spear Colonel William Macdonald, Will
liam H. Crocker. J. NJ. Litchfield, Albert
Tobin, l. W. Hellman Jr., Wendell Easton.
Committee of one hundred-Adolph Su-
tro, Mayor; A. A. Watkins, president
Board of Trade: W. H. Dimond, president
Chamber of Commerce; f. w. Dohrmann,
President Merchants Association; w. A.
Harrington, president Merchants Club;
w. A. Holcomb, president of Merchants
Exchange and Produce Exchange; A. S.
Hallidie, president Mechanics Institute
Robert G. Homer, president Pacific Stock
Exchange; George 1. Ives president San
Francisco Stock Exchanges; Giuseppe
Calegaris, president Italian Chamber
of Commerce; b. f. Dunham, pres
ident Traffic Association; 1. S. Worm
ser, president Wholesale Grocers' AS
scciation; NJ. McGlynn, president
Labor Council; George c. Hickox. secre-
tary Manufacturers Association; Albert
Z. Castle. Half-million Club; W. c. Bur.
nett, Veterans Home Association; W. r.
Smedberg, Colonel C. Mason Kinne,
Charles E. Wilson, G. Carpy, NJ. Green.
blatt, Hugh Hume. R. A. Crothers, G. F
Cavai, A. Chaigneau, William Bunker,
J. Kirkpatrick, William B. Hooper. R. H
Warfeld, Mr.. Stanton, Mr.. Baldwin; Mr.
Soule, Lick Hotel; Charles B. Stone
president of the United Breweries; Rob
ert Watt, Herman Bendel C. F.
a. Talbot, ?. G.. Mclean. Adam
Grant. Claus Spreckels, Mark Sheldon
Charles Webb Howard, ]. ]. Gottlob
Gustave Walter, Ernestine Kneling
Henry Miller, J. j. O'Brien, Levi Strauss
A. B. Lennon, Santa Rosa; G. NJ
Francis, Napa; J. T. Harrington, Colusa
Abe Hackheimer, Willows; n. P. Chip
man, Red Bluff; c. C. Bush, Redding
Frank MCGOWAN, Eureka; J. NJ. Manor
Ukiah; E. NJ. Preston, Nevada City; Jacol
H. Neff, Colfax; Z. c. Voorhees,, Sutte
Greek; c. ID. Lane, Angels Camp; Edwin
T. Smith, Sacramento; William Beck
man, Sacramento; Benjamin Langford
Lodi; George B. Sperry, Stockton; A. B
Butler, Fresno; Fulton G. Berry, Fresno
J. w. Davis, Tulare; George F. Weeks
Bakersfield; Frank RAIDER. Los Angeles
ii. z. Osborne, Los Angeles ~. J. Gosper
Los Angeles; James Lachlan, Los An
geles; Charles E. Day. Los Angeles: ]. r
Matthews, Los Angeles; Scipio Craig, Sar
Bernardino; S. C. Evans. Riverside; E
S. Babcock, San Diego; Mr.. Gardner, Sal
Diego; Charles Bonnesbee, Ventura; P
]. Barber. Santa Barbara; r. +. Jack
San Luis 0bispo; DR.. Thomas Flint Sr.
San Juan South; John 7. Sullivan, Santt
Cruz; o. E. Hall, San Jose Samuel N
Rucker, San Jose; Frank Mclaughlin
Oroville; John BidwelI, Chico; D. E
knight, Marysville; C. NJ. Belshaw, An
tioch; H. H. Pitcher, Livermore; J. l.
Beard, Warm Springs; Warren English
Oakland; John P. Irish, Oakland; L. l.
Bromwell, Oakland A. c, Henry, Oakland
J. L. Davie, Mayor of Oakland; James A
Waymire, Alameda.
NJ. II. de Young has very generously
rendered the use of room 100 in thu
Chronicle for the use of the committee fol-
temporary place of meeting. The ex
ecutive committee will organize tomorrow
at 3oclock. The finance committee vii
organize Friday at the same hour, and the
committee of 100 will organize one weel
from tomorrow. The seeming delay j.
caused by the fact that great many O
them live out of San Francisco, and it viii
require a weeks time to get notice of meet
ing to these members. They have all beer
notified of their selection and at the APP