The San Francisco call., 1896-05-30
The way Barclay Henley got it

Joints" The way Barclay Henley got it
was terrific
He was scratched more than any of the
others in every district, and in the Thirty
second District, where 215 ballots went
into the box, he was scratched on 214 OF
them. or course this scratching was
merely an expression of dislike. There
being but one set of delegates, all were
elected anyway.
In the Thirty ninth an old German pro-
ceeded to inspect the ticket as he came up
to vote.
ssid, with indignation, as his pencil made
vicious scratch.
''E. B. -another-capitalist," and
there was another vigorous scratch. The
voter didn't get further than James ".
Coleman" and George t. Marye" until he
scratched the whole delegation at large for
being in bad company anyway.
The delegates and the number OF votes
cast by districts, as reported last evening,
are as follows:
Delegates-at-large-J D. Phelan, E. B.
Pond, Barclay Henley, George T. Marye Jr.,
James V. Coleman, Eugene n. Deuprey, James
Denman, NJ Green blatt John Fay, William J.
Richet, John Foley, Henry Fortmann, z. B.
Boland, II. W. Rea, j. Donahue, Chris Refs,
John J. Mcguire, c.. NJ. Chase, Marion
Biggs, John Brickwedel Jasper Mcdonald, w.
]. Gleason, Osgood Putnam, H. Brandenstein,
g. Howard Thompson, Charles W. Reed. A. A.
Watkins, Frank 2. Hughes, T. J. Walsh. Dr.: D..
Ragasn, Paul F. Kingston, Joseph N. Nou-
gGes, s. a. Bourne, Michael Meagher, Isadore
Jacobs, 5 G. Scheeline, r. L. Mann, George b.
Godfrey, ]. P. Hopkins, Eliot McAllis ter, J. j.
Mehegan, J. B. Kearney, 7. M. searey, P; J.
John ManniX, NJ. J. MoBrearty, p. II. McKenns,
Joseph K. Hawkins.
Twenty-eighth District-John F. McGovern,
John Jennings, John Murphy, Eugene F.
Lacey. L. Hoey, NJ. Rodgers-233 votes.
Twenty-ninth-Aug Tillman, John Allen,
Paul E. Struck, Henry Sheehan, ]. NJ. Strauss,
Thirtieth-George Fitzgerald, Charles Goet-
gen, William II. Sullivan, John Heaney,
Thomas McCreagh, E. J. Hannon-244 votes:
Thirty-frst-D. ]. Mccarthy, Bernard Nc
Ardle, James Sharkey, ]. B. Henrionelle, Chris
Hilliard, Daniel r. Sullivan-247 votes.
Thirty-second-T. Donovan, w. Aiken, 1. w.
Cook, George Mccall, T. Murphy, ]. Leary-215
votes
Thirty -thIrd-John o'Donnel, Thomas E.
Scully, J. Lehaney, II. NJ. Breen, Thomas f.
Mitchell, John Holland.
Thirty-ffth-F. ]. O'Reilly, John Massey, n.
Scheeline, John II. Grady, Michael Curran,
Thomas Brennan-223 votes.
Thirty-sixth-T. J. Lyons, B. II. Wieners,
Hugh Jones, J. ]. Riordan, Max Pepper, James
II. Carroll-226 votes.
Thirty-seventh - Thomas J. Burke, w. J.
Williams, R. G. Nunan, Edward Deady, James
Byrne, William Hanley-92 votes.
Thirty-ei ghth-Thomas F. Clark, Thomas f.
O'Brien, John P: Gully, Hugo Asher, c. A.
Reynolds, E. A. Wettig-92 votes.
Thirty NINTH. H. Doolittle, A. T. Vogel-
sang, Dr.. J. w. O'Rourke, J. C. Bunner,
Thomas P. Fenton, jeremiah V. Coffey-1S3
votes
Fortieth-M- C. Hassett, c. ]. Sullivan, T. P.
Riordan, Sydney Van Wyck, P. J. White, J. L.
Frankln-167 votes.
Forty-frst-John F. Fitzpatrick, 1. W. Davis,
Charles E. MoOser, Walter II. Levy, Sol H.
Jacobs, John n. Mueh-453 votes.
Forty-second-John d. O'Leary, Frank Con-
lin, Frank McElrath. Martin Flaherty, John
Murphy, George Brown-145 votes.
FOrty-third-C. Luhn, William Abbott, n. A.
Conrad, Samuel Pollock. H. R. Wiliar, s. B.
Careton-76 votes.
Forty-fourth-C. ]. Mogan, G. H. Kendall,
James Riley, John Lynch, John Feeney, Albert
Bear-275 votes.
Forty -ffth-Gavin McNsb Il. Sutliff, Peter
Mem ahon, Isadore Townsend, J. II. NJ Shet-
terley, P A. Finegan-228 votes.