The San Francisco call., 1896-05-07

restive disposition, and soon there was e
call of sName your mar and cut it short.
This had its desired effect, and Mr.. Cutter
came right down to business by saying
81 name for the position Colonel Charles
F. Crocker OF San Francisco" On motion
further nomination speeches were dis
pensed with.
w. P. Harrington of Colusa and Irwin
M. Scott of San Francisco were the only
others nominated.
Harrington was withdrawn and Crocker
and Scott were elected by acclamation.
Chairman Arthur next asked for noml-
nation for Lieutenant-Governor. Judge
Spencer placed John c. Lynch, Speaker OF
the Assembly, in nomination, and he was
elected by acclamation.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the executive committee of the Republi-
can State Central Committee to appoint
the finance committee as required by the
purity of elections law.
The conven tion then proceeded through
the respective Assembly delegations to
name members of the Republican State
Central Committee. The following were
designated:
Alameda-Forty-sixth Assembly District, E.
X. Strowbridge; Forty-seventh, E. A. Won
| Schmidt; Forty-eighth, A. J. Powell; Forty
| ninth, Charles l.. Pierce; Fiftieth, Guy C.
Earl; Fifty-frst, w. II. Knickerbocker.
Alpine-Cyrus Coleman.
| Amador-E G. VOORHEES,.
Butte-Frank Mclaughlin.
| Monterey-M NJ Bragg.
Napa-Frank L. Coombs.
Orange-H. w. Chenowith.
Placer. H. Nef.
Rtverside-M. J. Daniels.
Plumas-U. S. Webb.
| Sacramento-TWentieth District T. Robev.
Twenty-frst, G. L. Jones; Twenty second, j. J,
Campbell.
San Benito-Thomas Flint Jr.
| San Bernardino-J. A. Whetmore.
San Diego-Seventy-n ninth District, W. w.
| Stewart; Eightieth, ]. c. Long.
Lassen-E. B. Spencer.
Los Angeles-Seventieth District, George B.
Dexter; Seventy-frst. S. n. Andres; Seventy
second, J. C. Reaves; Seventy-third, R. E.
| Warshie; Seventy-fourth, Charles E. Strange.
| Seventy-ffth, W. F. Parker.
MADEIRA. W. Ragsdale.
Marin-W. n. Anderson
Mariposa-J. w. Snyder.
Mendocino-A. NJ. Duncan.
Merced-J. w. Knox.
Modoe-J. T. Laird.
Mono-N. W. Boyd.
San Fran cisco-Twenty-eighth Assembly Dis.
trict, James H. DAILY; Twenty-ninth, E. F.
Smith; Thirtieth, l. S. Kohn; Thirty-frst, W.
Smedicke; Thirty-second, H. C. Duff; Thirty
| third, Frank ]. Mitchell; Thirty-fourth, Ed B.
Smith; Thirty-ffth, B. F. Northup; Thirty
sixth, c. w. Manwaring; Thirty-seYenth, ]. A.
Watt; Thirty-eighth, P. A. Bergo; Thirty-ninth,
L. Pockwitz; Fortieth, Jesse E. Marks; Forty
| first, w. B. Cuff; Forty-second, E. C. Hughes;
Forty-third, NJ. J. Flynn; Forty-fourth, E. C.
Palmieri; Forty-ifth, Joseph Barbetti.
San Joaquin-M. S. Thresher and W. C,
Green.
| San Mateo-George c. Ross.
| San Luis Obispo-Benjamin Brooks
| Santa Barbara-H. A. Averill.
| Santa Clara-Fifty-fourth, George Taylor:
Fifty-dfth, George Scott; Fif -y-sixth G. E. Rae.
| Calaveras-Alex Brown.
| Colusa-E. w. Jones.
! Contra Costa-J. NJ. Stow.
Del Norte-Fred Corrin.
| Ell Dorado-E. NJ. Whitmer.
Fresno-R. n. Barstow.
| Glenn-A. Hockheimer.
Humboldt-William Wallace and George
Buck.
Inyo-Frank McIver.
Kern-A. c. Maud.
| Kings-F. A Dodge.
| Lake.. L. Reed.
Shasta. C. Kesler.
| Sierra-D. T. Cole.
Solano-J. ]. Lucksinger.
Sonoma-Fred A. Wickersham and Allen q.
| Lennon.
| Stanislaus-Joseph Mcneil.
| Sutter-M. E. Sanbor.
Tehama--C. E. Pennelton.
| Tuiare-E. o. Larkin.
| Trinity
Tuolumne-
| Ventura-C. D. Bonestell.
| Yolo-W. R. Pond.
| Yuba-W. NJ. Cutter.
The convention in its haste to adjourn