The San Francisco call., 1896-10-02
THE ELECTION OFf|cRES,
Appointments in the Twenty.
Eighth Assembly Dis.
trict Made.
Populists Fail to Send in the Names
of Their Candidates for
Appoin tment.

The Election Commissioners began the
work of appointing election officers yes
terday, the majority of those in the
Twenty-eighth Assembly District being
chosen as follows:
First Precinct-Democrats: William E. Lee
5 Market street; Alexander Lynott, 1S East
street. Republicans: Alex J. Stuart. 40 Spear
street; Charles Hathaway, 4S East street;
Herman C. Rohrs, 40411 Folsom street; John
Second Observation-Disclosures Daniel P.
Barry, 319 Folsom street; H. Johnson, Fol-
som-street wharf; A. Lennon, 305 Fremont
street; j. Korten, 21S East street.
Third acknowledgements: j. A. Moritz,
400 Harrison street; John Watts, Simpson
place; Patrick Gilmore, 4 Lawrence place.
Republicans: James f. Boucher and v. E.
Boucher, 3 Goodsell place; ]. s. Forrest, 2
Lawrence place; James ]. Powers, 422c Fre-
mont street.
Fourth Precirct-Democrats D. Sullivan
and Joseph Sullivan, 361 First; NJ. Hannah,
322 Folsom. Republicans: james Moffatt.
369 First; J. NJ Deane, 413 Folsom; Fred w.
Taylor, 319 First; Robert G. Fairman, 306
Fremont.
Fifth Precinct-Democrats Maurice Griffin,
13 Tehama: John Eden, 90 Tehama: George
Meier, 10 Clementina Republicans: c. w.
Stephens, 63 Tehama; Alex Ii. McEwen, 270
First; Joseph Whaiey, 48 Clementina; Daniel
NJ Riley, 76 Clementina.
Sixth Precinct = Democrats: James Dun
ming, 5511a Howard; Joseph Kelleher, So Te-
publicans: ]. S. Stephens, 81 Tehama; J. ].
Harvey, 209 Second; Lawrence Tully and
Samuel w. Ault. "a Tehama.
Seventh Precnct-Republicans Eugene
Mccarthy, lily Natoma; Thomas Fox, do
Natoma; George D. German, 73 Natoma; Cor
nelius McGonIgle, 43 Natoma. Democrats
William Carroll, 563 Howard; P. Dugan, 43
Natoma; S. LIGHT, las Natoma.
Eighth Precinct-Republicans John MUIR
dock, IA Natoma; William Murray, 81 Natoma
J. H. Schroeder, 81 Minna; John 81. Miller, So
Natoma. Democrats: N. Often bach, 13 Minna;
]. Burk, LOG Natoma; w. D. Sullivan, % Minna.
Ninth neutrality-suspicious.: Adam Horn,
los New Montgomery; T. T. Cavitt, 675 Mis-
sion; John H. Mounich, liz Second; Thomas
619 Mission; NJ. ]. Brown, 3 Lick place.
Tenth Observation-Disclosures: J. ]. Larkin,
80 Jessie; NJ. II. Bird, $40 Mlssion NJ. J. Ma
ron, 526 Mission; Alexander Hengatt, $50
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures John Rus
sell, 100 Jessie; Herman Wittenbu 174
Jessie; William II. Hallett Palace Hotel.
Booth, 672 Mission.
Twelfth Precinct-Republican Christopher
Fegan, 413 Second; William j. Miller, 41S
George Nicholson. 81 Stanley place. Demo
Gratis: L. ]. Ryan, 42O Bryant; William H.
Teller, 18 Stanley place; H. Cuello, 430
Bryant.
Thirteenth Precinct-Republicans: David
Beal, 81 Hunt; Hugh Smith, 81 Hunt; Robert
O'Day, Ids Natoma. Democrats: George +.
Walsh, l54 Natoma.
Fourteenth Precinct-Republicans: J. w.
Riley, 629 Howard; Edward B. Harrington,
$50 Folsom; Joseph B. Comiskey, 570A Fol.
som; j. P. Curran, 1O8 Tehama. Democrats:
(None named).
Fifteenth Precinct-Republicans Thomas
Phipps, 665 Howard street: Sylvester E. Whit
comb, 2O5 Third; Arthur M. Pollard, $50 Fol-
som; John F. Williams, 165 Tehama. Demo
Gratis: (None named).
Sixteenth Precinct-Republicans Frank C.
Graham, 651 Folsom; George Woerner, 15
Verona place; G. II. Cornpeck, 140 Hawthorne;
James B. -Winigan, % Verona place. Demo.
Gratis: None named).
Seventeenth neutrality-suspicious.: John
Gill, 80 Silver; Herman Bohlmann 400 Third
Robert P. Avery, 48 Silver; Martin Fentscher
1611 Perry. Democrats: (None named).
The Registrar was instructed to notify
the Populist leaders to send In their lists
of names as soon as possible. He was also
authorized to appoint six clerks-three
Republicans and three Democrats-to look
into the qualifications of those appointed
by the board.