The San Francisco call., 1896-10-02
TICKET OF THE
INDEPENDENTS
The Convention Concludes
Its Work and Adjourns
Subject to Call.
Vacancies Were Filled and Other
Changes Will Be Made
in Revising.
A PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
A County Committee Formed to Which
Unlimited Powers Are Dele.
gated.
i PERMANENT ORGANIZATION

The Citizens Independent Convention
concluded its labors last night and after
singing "America" adjourned subject TO
the call of the chair.
The session last night was principally
devoted to mending the fences and fortify-
ing the weak spots by adding the names
of men who were willing to go before the
voters on election day with the hope OF
coming in winners.
On motion of B. P. Malatrott the nomi-
nees for School Directors received the hnal
touches of general confirmation.
A vote of thanks was rendered to
Chairman Fitch and Secretary Kingsoury\
for their services during the long sitting
of the delegates.
A County committee was elected by the
convention with full power to fill any and
all vacancies now on the ticket or that
NAV occur previous to the filing OF the list
with the Registrar.
Headouarters for the County Commit
tee has been secured in the Spreckels
building, on Market street, from which
place canvassers will start out to-day to
obtain the requisite 3 per cent OF the
voters by which the ticket can be placed
on the official ballot.
Itis almost certain that Leon E. Jones
will have his name placed on the ticket
for the Assembly for the Thirty ninth
District, as DR.. Tuley will decline to run.
The ticket is as follows:
Mayor-Charles L. Taylor.
Auditor-A. f. Chapman.
Tax Collector-C III. Wejen.
Treasurer-H. o. Stern.
Attorney and Counselor-J. r. Aitken.
Surveyor-Robert Munich.
Superintendent of Streets-Ge0rge P. Wet
more.
Judges of the Superior Court-W: H. Chap
man, Z. D. Sawyer, Charles H. Jackson, T. w.
Nowlin.
Police Judges-w. A. 6 Nicholson, II. L.
Joachimse John S. Enos, NJ. g. Lefier.
Justices of the Peaee-F H. Kerrigan, G. w.
+. Cook, James H. Mcknight, c. G. Groezinger.
supervisors-First Ward. 3. Ratio; Second,
D. Wissenberg; Fourth, W. II. Phelps; Fifth,
DR.. j. S. Stone; Sixth, w. E. Lane; Seventh,
charles Grambarth; Eighth, Thomas Morton;
Ninth, E. G. Pierce; Tenth, General L. H.
Foote; Eleventh, I. ]. Truman; Twelfth, ]. S.
School Directors-wallace Bradford, ]. F.
Crosett, J: H; Wiley, II. G. Henderson, Jshn T.
sted, C. J. King Gustaye Peterson, Richard
Pengelly, DR.. J. g. Crawford.
Senators-Seventeenth District, oliver MUIR
ray; Nineteenth. Calvin Ewing; Twenty:hrst,
C. J. Hutchins; Twenty-third, p. /. Archibald;
Twenty-ifth, j. E. Jarrett.
Thomas Watson; Twenty-ninth, E. j. Thomas;
A. NJ Morgan; Thirty-second. Miles Lar,
SEM EeHnlnRtOns
| Thirty-foursh, s. L Lent; Thirty-ffth, C. l.
Hedemark; Thirty-sixth, NJ. w. Mttlefeld;
Thirty-seventh, George A. Wentwortni Thirty
eighth, p. n. Tryon; Th1rty-nfnth, DR.. T. N.
Tuley; Forty-first Captain S. P. Blumenberg;
Forty-second, Henry Hopper; Forty-third, W.
E Henderson; Forty-fourth, Joseph Meroni;
Forty-hfth, w. o. Scott
The places of Assessor, Sheriff, Re-
corder, County Clerk. District Attorney,
Coroner, Public Administrator, Super
visors for the Third Ward and legislator
from the Fortieth Assembly District will
be filled by the new County Committee
when necessary.