The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14
TWO TICKETS REJECTED,
Registrar Hinton Is Busy Weed.
ing Out Political Para.
sites.
Madison Babcock Will Run Inde.
pendently for Superintendent of
Public Instruction.

pendantly for Superintendent of
Public instruction.
Registrar Hinton was deluged yesterday
with petitions, protests and Withdrawals
from ambitious politicians who want or
do not want places on the official ballot.
The most voluminous communication
received was from Madison Babcock the
present Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, who desires to run as an independ-
ent candidate. His petition for a place
| on the official ballot was accompanied by
| $4,000 signatures, and the announcement
was made that he had 5000 more in re-
serve to be presented to-day.
D. J. Toohy, in letter to the Regis
| trar, said that he understood his name
was in the petition of the Taxpayers
| Water party as candidate for Police
Judge. He asked that he be taken off the
list at once. As the ticket of the party
mentioned has been rejected as whole
by the Registrar, Mr.. Toohy is in no dan
ger of defeat.
William Tomsky presented his petition.
accompanied by a sufficient number of
names, to be allowed place on the Off
cial pallot as an independent candidate for
Justice of the Peace.
Over 5000 names accompanied the petit
ton of the United Labor party that came
in yesterday afternoon, and the following
were named as an auditing committee:
Thomas B. Roche, jeremiah Murphy,
John w. Emmerton, J. Smiley and Will
liam Homer.
P. A. Dolan filed the petition of an al
legged party called the Free Silver and
Protection party, but as such names as
Billy de Pomp and Pat Crowley, King of
on hn yunr sic nAI 0fofr
Hinton rejected the ticket.
The Registrar also rejected the certifi-
cate of nomin alton for mem ber of Assem-.
blv in the Thirty ninth District offered
for fling by P. M. Tuley, because it was
not signed by electors of the district to
the number Of per cent of the total vote
polled there at the last election.
The following election officers were ap-
pointed by the Election Commissioners
yesterday:
THIRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT
(RepuLlicans)
First Precinct-Henry =. Collin, R. C. Blackmar
Marcus G. Johnson. John Walsh.
Second Precinct William Fields Charles e.
W. .lborn, E NJ. Howe, 4. G. Farnham.
Louis ]. Coffey, ]. u. Cardinell.
Fourth Preclnct-Joel Sterling, David R. Cole
man aI:.;a A. ., w. Mcqueen, Frank naB H. Gardiner
mark, George Mcleod, P. Anliraux
sixth Precinct-H A. Sanchez, II. ]. Dunworth
seventh Precinct-Lynden w. Grant, Warren
Griffin, II. ]. Van Warner, James H. Oswald
Eighth Precinct-Frank Carnot. George g. Cliff
ford William II. shepston, Clinton Foiger, NJ A.
Ninth Precinct-George q. Dean, Joseph E.
Lee, Charles +. Frye, Nj A. William e. Goetz
Tenth Precinct-John J. McCann, f. A. Merse-
Eleventh Precinct-Thomas Bunyon. Reuben
Monro. Edward 5outer, Festus a. Pust.
Twelfth Precinct Bur0n Kelly, Fred Man.
chester, Justin Mccarthy, John Names, NJ. A.
Thirteenth Precinct-William j. Clinton, Leon
ard J.. Smith, Robert Stirrat, Charles III. Park.
Fourteenth Precinct-Clarence Z. Mccall, F. l.
Crosby, Albert s. Pearlman
THIRTY FIFTH DISTRICT.
(Democrats.)
First PrecInct-George f. Scott. Hugo weitz
Second Precinct-John Reedy, w. IL. Young. NJ.
L. Hartnett
Third Precinct-John Geany, David Ahern, job
Fourth Precinct-Francis GIlfeather James H.
Fiji Precinct-James Carroll, NJ. c. Brophy, r.
W. Briggs.
A. L. Sanchez.
seventh Precinct-John D. Sullivan, James
Eighth Precinct-L j. Dunn John Nolan.
Ninth Precinct-M. G. Mcdonnell, ]. P. McDon-
nell.
Tenth Precinct-James M Foley. NJ ]. McNally,
w. ]. Kennedy.
Eleventh Precinct-P. N. Riordan. John Calla-
CHAN, Daniel Callaghan.
Twelfth Precinct-WiIlism Nusom, James Clark,
William T. Egan.
thirteenth Precinct-John G. Whtehurst Rich
ard Rechenbach, Thomas w. Cullen.
Fourteenth Precinct William Ford, Thomas A.
II. Met ann Lawrence A. Donovan.
FoRTY-FoURTH DISTRICT.
(Republcan)
First Preoinct-Antoue Bacigalupi, v. w Monti,
Charles de VincenZi u. g. Camozzi.
Second Precinct-Morris Wolfe, George Linari
Joseph h. Meader Ray mond Vasquez-
Third Precinct-Daniel IL. sullivan, Antoni
Denegri, Justin Nevramont, William FL. Dusen-
berry.
Aicher, Joseph A. Cassie, g. B. Canepa
Fifth Precinct-Giovani Bacgalupi, Jacob
Schmidt, William Bergs, Manuel silva
Sixth Precinct-Spro Kucich Christian Guide
nus snahies a wv Terri en
Schmalz, Charles X. Nickerson, J. g. Johnson.
Eighth Precinct-Eugene Cuneo, G. Henry Han
sen, Charles {. Hansen, Henry Misner.
Ninth Precinct-Nelson Pierce, A. Adams Paul
Strange, George w. Ringen
Tenth Precinct-T. G. Cough, Samuel Walters,
Eleventh Precinct-Ed NelIman. Robert F. Sew
ening Camille Belasco, Browne T. Williams
Twelfth Precinct-Herman j. Corneps. Henry
A. semeteyer, Joseph Alt. Charles Cruz
Thirteenth Precinct Herman w. Sagehorn,
Henry stcthmann. NJ. w Rohn. -,
Fourteenth Precinct-William w. Cross W. f.
Bentley, David Peabody.
Fifteenth Precinct-Wi William H.qStevenS L. s.
Graves, Thomas II. douglass, John H. Tarleton.
FoRTy-FoURTH DISTRICT.
(Democrats.)
Nirst Precinct-lhomas E. Godkin, Anne Car
second Precinct-w william Boo ca, John Whiting,
tf Third Precinct- Joseph Linari, William Laurie.
A. Coleman.
son, j ames Demartini
Firth Precnct-John Simpson, William Hans
sixth Precinct-George Eade, Michael Carr,
William Johnson.
seventh Preclnct-J. NJ. English, Alfred O.
Claire +. +. Durham.
Eighth Precinct-John Rodgers, William c.
'Gif' Ninth Precnct-A. H. schimpf Paul Andor-
netti, August Dondero.
Tenth Precinct-M. Tannian, John Peters, E.
Riley.
Eleventh Precinct-Charies Biederman, Paul B.
Schmidtz, Marrevlch.
Tive .fth Precinct-Nathan Philips, II. Steward,
+. McGlincy.
van, Seymour Veiller.
Fourteenth Precinct-ThomaS Crown, James
Nolan ]. McDevltt.
Fifte enth Precinct William Boyd, Gus Brust.