The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15
THE DELEGATES.
Names of Those Who Will Fight
Together at Sacramento.

IOR0tn9r at SaCfdm 6ntO.
Following is the list of Democratic dele.
gates to the convention at Sacramento as
far as obtained:
Alameda, thirty-fve delegates-w. W.
Foote, F. W. Leonhardt, 7. Clunie, P. c. Con.
nelly, j. Geary, D. Spillane, J. ]. Farrell, J. ]
| w. Logan, ]. NJ. English, W. NJ Duval, J. R.
Glascock, E. Gllligan, NJ. ]. OGara H. Moffitt
V. Gillardin, A. r. Baum, G. W. Dennis, H. w.
Bradley, F. Wild. E. s. Lund, C. Heyer F.
| Meyer, E. J. Holland, t. Scott, E. Kolb, F. E.
Armstrong, d. H. Frye, D. Newell, D. Landre-
gan, J. ]. O'Rourke, II. Dusterbury, j. Crowell
Butte, nine delegates-P; Henshaw, ]. W. B.
Montgomery, W. P. Lynch, A. F. Jones, A,
Moncure, DR.. o. C. Hawkins, E. c.. Paxton, ].
D. Sprou1.
Calaveras, seven delegates-P. B. Loeffer, w.
Garard, P. 81. Kean, T. E. McSorley, T. T. Lane
W. H. Cleary Jr., F. Brown.
Colusa, seven delegates-W. H. West, w. II.
Butler, J. S. Gibson, G. f. Able, r. Cosner. nj.
]. Boggs, D. H. Arnold.
Contra Costa, seven delegates-R. Fl. Lati.
mer, T. A. Mcmahon, E. ]. Randall, C. F. Mont
gomery, c. A. Sweeney, ]. o. Reese, P. de Mar
tini
Del Norte, two delegates-J. E. Murphy, J.
Wenger.
George Geisendorfer, Nathaniel Porter, j. S.
Sherer, r. w. n. Swendt, J. K Mcmillan.
Fresno, thirteen delegates-B. T. Afford, R.
B. Daniel, Oscar Johnson, T. ]. Alexander. Eu.
gene Smith, H. G. Tupper, j. w. Terrill, E. D.
j III.
E. Church, E. D. Edwards, L. Mouitrie
Glenn four delegates-Benjamin f. Gels.
| David H. Delong, Frank B. Glenn, Dennis K.
Masterson.
K. Dollison, J. F. Coonan, A. F. Nelson, Thomas
Blair, S. l. Allard, W. J. McConaghy, II. L.
| Ford.
Kern, eight delegates-Gus A. Miller Fred.
erick Fickert William P. Wilkes. T. A. Mon
cure, Elisha NJ Roberts, Henry w. McCrav.
Alfred Harrell Robert Christian.
Kings, four y delegateswR W w E. Foley R. L.
Lake, four delegates-Andrew Rocca, w. Nc
Bee, ]. W Boggs, W. McLain.
Lassen, three delegates-F. w. Wincheu, w.
L. DoZier, j. Z. Pardee.
Los Angeles, thirty-eight delegates-Dele-
gates at-large, Stephen NJ. White, George W.
Merrill, c. F. A. Last, Joseph Maier; district
delegates: First, H. L. Montgomery. " NJ
Greaver, Joseph Fowler, H. W. Patton, G. w.
Dobyns, G.. S. Patton; Second, George Roberts
J. Marion Brooks. w. H. Workman, George Ar.
Burke. J. J. o'Brlen; Third, G. W. Retzer, Tom m
McCafferey, Tom Donahue, w. A. Ryan, B. E,
Taney Nick Wynne; Fourth, George Hinds, w.
P; Ramsauer, :! H. Ards, T. D; English, l. E.
NJ. Peterson, L. c. Tighlman, A. Ramish, f. NJ.
Nickel, H. Kearney, Luke Kelly, T. J. Cuddv'
MADEIRA five delegates-W. NJ, Conley. II. r.
RhoaGs, Miles Wallace, E. J. Leonard, Joseph
Borden.
Mariposa, three delegates-C. B. Cayagnaro.
Louis Trabucco, j. c. G. Russell.
Marin, five delegates-James H. wilkins, NJ.
F. Cochran, stephen Bowers, Jerry Adams
Charles Redding.
Mendocino, nine delegates. 4. Cooper. J.
II. Seawell John Flanagan, J. G. Lane, George
McMullen, Will Parsons, E. G. Case, J. c. Rud-
dock, John Buckingham.
Merced, five delegates-Dr. E. s. O'Briep Ed
D. McCabe, 7. C. Law, Ed L. Sturgeon, S. K.
Spears
Modoc. three delegates-Milton Pierce, S. L.
Ford, A. J. Meyer
Monterey, eight delegates-John Thompson,
P. +. Zabala, c. 2. Herbert, S. B. Gordon ST.. H'
A Greene, G. E. Faw, John Irvine, f. J. Leahv.
Napa. eight delegates-H. Hogan, B. S. Wilk-
A. ]. Raney, Z. A. Rety, w. A Harris.
Nevada, eight delegates Thomas S. Ford,