The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-08
THEIR LAST DAY.
Republicans Who Go Out
of Office.
The County Committee Will This
Evening Give Place to Its
Successors.

The life of the Republican County CON-
mittee, which for TWO years has borne the
brunt of the fight against the enemies OF
the party. comes to an end tonight. The
new committee ordered into existence by
the recent county convention will super
sede its predecessors when the gavel fail:
this evening on the desk of the presiding
officer in Shells building.
the death warrant of the present body
was sealed when it adopted OF its Own mo,
ton, on the 18th day of June last, new
set of bylaws, section of which reads:
The officers of the committee shall consist Of
chairman, yice-charmaD, secretary, treasurer
and sergeaDtat-arms, elected by the committee
and shall bold office during the term of thi:
committee, that Is, until the first Monday 10
January, 1896, and thereafter until their sue
cessOrs shall have been elected and qualified.
In addition to this, all Republican
county committees for years past have
been elected for the term of two years. and
the call under which the committee oil
1884 was elected stated the life of thai
BODY to be of that duration.
James Aiva Watt has been mention ed
for the Craftsmanship of the new commit
tee. as also has Charles Manwaring, who
has served as the presiding officer of the
expiring organization.
AS Mr.. Watt presided over the last
county convention and developed consid-
cradle strength in the party spirited con-
test between him ana the experienced Mr..
Manwaring may be expected.
The mem ers of the incoming committee
are as follows:
A. Houston, Twenty-eighth Dis riot i;
Frank McManus, Twenty-ninth: J, E.
Donovan, Thirtietb; P Prendergasi,
Thirty-frst r. w. Heilman. Thrty-sec-
ond; j. E. Gately. Thirty-third; John
Jackson, Thirty-iourth; |. Thompson,
sixth; j. Alva Wat, Thirty-seventh; G.
Q. Morris, Thirty-eighth; A. Louderback.
Thirty ninth; Jesse Marks, Fortieih;
Leon Dennery, Forty-6rst; John NJ. Chre-
ten, Forty-second; Ambrose Watson,
Forty-third; q. Bsccigalupi, Forty-fourth;
Thomas Chandler, FoIty-tifIh.
Last night a caucus was held on Market
street by the men who prefer Manwaring
for chairman and G. G. Morris for secre-
tary, but what those who participated in it
did was kept secret.
The OLD committee. which will make
room for the new, consisted of the folio W.
ing: 6. W. Allen, E Attridge, G. P. Ayers,
I. F. Barry, A. Badlam, August Brooks.
Max Brooks. c. o. Burton. G. Bacclgalupi.
7. j. Crimmins, F. j. Conn, w. A. Carnes,
I. w. Chandler, p. B. Cornwall, G. G.
Donovan. D. S. Dorm, Fl. V. P. Deming,
Leon Dennery. f. Eggers, W. Easinn,
Charles Fancher Sr., A. C. Forsyth, VIII
liam Gerstner, j. I. Graham. Max Gold
berg, r. w. Heiman. George Ives. F. l..
Jones, M. Kelly, J. King. Geo. A. knight.
). Il. koster. a. A. Louderback, A. Lilien.
field. j. F. McGlynn, f. McQusld. w. 81.
Mclaughlin. j. p. McMurray. j. F. Nc
Carthy. Ii. s. Martin, FL. S. Morrison, C.
w. Manwaripg. j. f. Morgan, r. C,
Myers. j. E. Marks. G. c. Morris, Lott, D..
Norton, P. Prem ergas, B. ID. Pike, L. E.
Phillips. A. j. Raiseh, "a. Steffyns, b. A.
Tracy. e. Trittenbach. ]. Ell. Thompson.
d. S. Weaver, f. d. Worth, George l..
Wilson, Asa X: Wells, j. A. Watt. Charles
M, Yates. a, ZjhD.