The San Francisco call., 1895-12-29
FOR THE new MACHINE,
Buckleyites Nominate the Mem
berS of the New General
Committee.
FOR THE PRIMARY.
Contests Appear in Several Districts,
but the New Organization Is
We'll Shown.

The Democrats who will compose the
| new Buckley, or regular" general COM
mittee after the primary election on Janu-
airy II were placed in nomination by the
| clubs in the various districts last night.
In districts where there are no contests
the nominees of last night will be the
mem bers Of the new general committee
| from those districts. In many districts
rival factions put up rival nominees Tor
some or all the offices, and in these dis
triets the primary will determine who
shall become part of the new county ma
chine. There was nominated last night
in each district FIVE club officers and can
vassing committee of five. These ten will
be members of the new general committee.
In addition fifteen delegates to make up
the district representation OF twenty-five
in the general committee were nomineted.
A number of well-known Democrats
were started last evening on the way 10
the new machine, including James 8. Ma
guire, John III. Wise, A. T. SPOTS, T. +.
Dundon, Thomas ]. Glynn, Peter f.
Dunno, DR.. Stanton, Colonel O'Byrne and
others.
Each nominee last night was supposed
to put up an assessment Of 81 so, and after
8 o clock there was a procession of district
chairmen to 20 Ellis street bearing the
tickets which are TO be printed by the prl-
mary committee ana the clinking assess
ments, which James IL. O'Brien took
charge Of. In nearly every district the
meetings were very largely attended.
The following reports of nominations
were received at headquarters last night:
Twenty-ninth District-President, Thomas
Gibney; yice-president, I. ]. Lynch; recording
secretary, P Il: Stanley and william John n1
win and James Mcguire; treasurer, Timothy
Reagan; canvassing committee. F1nnerty,
Thomas Egan, James Meagher, Il. J. O,Kellly,
H. Dougherty, Larry Curtis, James Glbben,
Delegates-D. ]. Courtney, ]. Welch, W. C.
Harrington, W. Collins, t. Horan, P. A. Dolan,
Cramer Thomas Breen, J. D. Tobin, I. Bros
non, II. Stein, Robert Brodie, P. ii. Cahill,
| John Hughes, Thomas Dempsey, John Nolan,
| Patrick Barnes, II. Lichte nstein, James Fallon.
Thirtieth District - President, Alex Greg
gains and John p. Cough; vice-president, J.
+. Sweeney; corresponding secretary, ?. J.
| Corrigan; recording secretarv, J. 3. McClos-
| kew: ca,yassing committee-E. G. Harrington,
! J. f. Durkin, Joseph Cannon, James Creighton,
! William Tannian.
Cornday, William Fancy, Albert Meyers, James
Eegan, James Stevens, a. Solomon, ID. Bailey,
| E. Cleary J. Harris, J. Bowen, 81. H. Plant,
John T. Doyle, James o'Brien, John Nc
Thirty-frst District-President j. H o'Brien;
| vice-president I. L. Clancy and c. J. Kruger;
recording secretary, K L. Barry; correspond
treasurer, T. E. Treacy; eanvassing com nit
tee. W. Grove, c. J. Harrigan, i. O'Neill,
Thomas O'Donnell. F. J; Hopkins w "; 5: Her
J. 2. KuntZ.
| Delegates-C J. Heating, J. J. Kennedy, Will
liam sullivan D. Buckley J. saiiHs III HolcoP9 Pa}s C.
/ Jones, P. J. 1annisn, Cassimer lie Claire, Frank
/ Kruttschnitt. Thomas Bradshaw, ]. w. Nc
Garhy J. Kelly ThoPas pas.lt f. BROWNE 15sI T 9. J.
| Mahan, Robert G. Smith, 7. ]. Martin, George
J. Elisor, D. J. Finn.
! Thlrty-fourth District-President, Robert
/! Boyd; vice-president, p +. Ward; recording
| secretary, J. l. Twohig; corresponding secre-
tary, George McGinn; treasurer, I. j. Clancy;
canvassing committee. NJ. Sullivan. J. J.
| Finn, John kreling, John Rooney, John ID.
! Sullivan.
Delegates-T. L Gallagher. NJ. Ault F. F.
Lowney,, W; 0'shaughessy, N; G. Hogan, D.
Young, John II. o'Brien, Herman Joost, A. ].
olsen. ]. P. O'sullivan. W. A. Burns F. Raabe.
! Thirty-ifth District-President, L. Dolan;
vice president, John Tumelley; treasurer,
P. j. Silk; recording secretary, H. c. Haake;
| corresponding secretary, w. J. Kennedy; can
| vassing co1nmittee-William Carroll, D. Clark,
! w. j. Bell, William Conroy, p j. Carr.
J Delegates-Eugene II. McCarty, NJ Herman,
/ D., Kelly, John Dennis, Frank Eagan, p Riley.
| z. Johnson John Winrow, T. Gleason, William
Cole, Joseph Elliott H. A. Gidlings, John
! Sharkey, Nj. Dolan, John DonOhoe, j. T. Mar
| tinet, Colonel John OByrne, John Hunt, n. c.
Wineholtz, J. J. Mcdonald, ]. Il. Mcdonald, J.
J. Gilmour, Charles Peterson, stephen Burns
| Jr, George Ruddick William Connolly, James
| Smith
| Thir.y-seventh District-President, F. J. Fal-
| lon; vice-president, Harry M. Kelly and c. A.
| Gibson; recording secretary, Frank F. Foley;
corresponding secretary, William Brennan
and William Delaney; treasurer, P. j. Corbett;
canvassing committee-John Cosgrove (chair-
mani, George Lacombe, L. Bernard, ID. Null
/ creavy, William Holiday.
Delegates = Peter Kelly, DR.. Ragau, J. B.
Ivory C. C.. Rivers, William Miller, J. G.
Mccarthy, E. B. Young, j. H. Kelly.
Thirty-ninth District-Presdent, Samuel
Haskins; vice-president, Frank Malloye; re-
cording secretary. j. Manning and D. NJ. Cav
| igan corresponding secretary R. Thompson
ana C..J Comyns; treasurer, John Mccarthy;
canvassing committee-W. F.. Armstrong, D. J.
! Oliver, Eli Landry, Frank W. Horan, Wallace
FOCUS, Ed Finigau, Fred Browning, William
| Carter.
Delegates. B: Kennedy James G. Mcguire,
] Ed Seiberlich, Thomas J. Ford w. II. Lowe,
! William ]. Carlin, Lee Barnett, j.. Baxter,
James Murtha, P. McCue, P. NJ: Clarkson, Ed
Healy, P. Callaghan, c. W. Burk. William B.
| Murphy, Godfrey Fisher, J. D. Ennis, John f.
Quale, Joseph Casey, Henry Burmeister.
! Fortieth District-President, J. B. Mcintyre;
| vice. president, j. FL. Witte and Joseph Roths-
child; recording secretary, r. G. O'Connor;
| corresponding secretary, L. B. McGinnis: treas
! urer, Barney Donnelly; canvassing commit
| tee-W. H. Virgins. J. T. Bennett, c. Welden-
dorf, James Maloney, M. ]. Kelly, Thomas H.
| Brady, ohn Kerwin.
! Delegates-Charles II. Rehin. Richard Con-
! don, Maurice Schmitt, Andrew Gonzales, James
Reardon. Joseph +. Farrell, John Heaney,
Frank Coffey, Fred Butz, James Fitzgerald, Ed
| Kenny James Harrison, George Harvey, Thomas
| J. Glynn, J. B. McCann, J. Brownstone, P.
| Kenny, J. McKenna, B. Juckman, John Byrne.
| Forty-first District - President, Peter F.
| Dunne; vice-president. Frank H. Kilduff re-
cording secretary, w. T. Havely; corresponds
| ing secretary, D. E. Laskey; treasurer, T.. A.
| MCGOWAN; capvassing commltte tee-R. G. Mat
| tingly P. j. Smith, stephen Potter. Z. j.
| Maloney, Matt Cannavan.
| Delegates-N. J. Alien, James Byrnes, Henry
| Ach, H. C. Robinson, Peter McHugh, (. P.
Cole, Joseph A. Kelly, George R. B: Hayes,
| John A. Carroll, Reel B. Terry, John M. Curtis,
(! John Nolan, Samuel H. Regensburger, E. c.
| Farnsworth, Henry Brown.
| Forty-second District - President, James
| OiConnor; viee-president, John w. Flynn; re-
| cording secretary, L. ]. Reynolds; correspond
ing secretary, NJ. E. Healey; treasurer, Fleet f.
| Strother; canvassing committee, L. Kelly, ].
Dunn, p. l.. Mccarthy, +. kaufman and w. L.
Humphreys.