The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
PHELAN'S NAME
ROUNDLY KISSED
Populist Sentiment Strongly
in Favor of Dimond
for Mayor.
MORE NAMES SUGGESTED
Gator and Gillespie Lead the
Opposition Against Judge
Hebbard.
JUNTA AGAIN TURNED DOWN.
Judge Campbell Admitted That He
Would Vote for Mckinley
and Was Barred.
TUNTA AGAIN TURNED DOWN.

The Populists continued their conven-
ton at the Peoples party tent last night.
]. w. Roberts and ]. w. Reay were
seated as delegates, in place of Louis Ches-
ter and Frank Lansing, from the Thirty
ninth Assembly District, and II. e. Ringo
and George B. Scarf, in place of w. B.
Jackson and S. i. Ellis, from the For
tieth.
Delegates were separated from the body
OF the house by two rows of seats. This
was found necessary because in general
voting the whole house seemed to take a
hand.
AS chairman of the committee on inves-
tigation, j. H. Tingman reported that the
following-named persons had appeared
before the committee, paid their fee of S5
and declared that they were for Bryan and
free silver.
Mayor-Joseph Dimond, DR.. C. c. oDonnell.
Superintendent Ward, Stephen Sangui.
netti; Second Ward, Emile Kehrlein; Fourt h
Ward, c. w. Pope; Fifth Ward, DR.. ]. s. Stone
Sixth Ward, w. e. Lane; Seventh Ward, J. A.
Johnson, James Ryan; Eighth Ward, Frank
H. B. Grecken, Terence O'Brien, p d. Mul.
laney, Robert T. Baker; Tenth Ward. E. s..
Barney. William Fshey; Eleventh Ward. DR..
School Directors-J. ]. Mccarthy. Gustave
A. Frost, H. E. Blake. Sam Waller, r. R. Carew.
superintendent of Schools-Robert Haight
O'Loghlen.
Treasurer-Henry Doscher, w. S. Asmussen.
City and County Suryeyor-John c.. Bunner,
F. T. Newberry, John M. Curtis.
Superior Jujges-Joseph D. Leggett Frank
F. Dunno, w. g. Burke Robert Ferral, ]. ].
Conlan, F. ]. Murasky. II. w. Philbrook
Tax Coilector-Godfrey Fisher. James n.
Superintendent of streets-D. A. Mcdonald.
Police Judges-w; ]. Gayigan, J. ]. conlan,
OKeefe, George W. Fox.
Justice of the Peace. J. Kennedy.
Tingman stated that Judge Hebbard
had paid the nomination fee, but would
not state his opinion of the financial ques-
tion because his Office would not permit it.
Gator said Hebbard's name had not been
before the committee properly. Gillespie
said Hebbard had been at the foot of the
stairs, but had not appeared before the
committee because be could not answer
the questions properly.
Judge Cam pbell's name was cast out be-
cause ne had signified his intention of
voting for Mckinley.
A merry row was precipitated by Silvey of
the Thirty-fifth rising and in impass,oned
tones asserting that he had understood
that slate had been prepared, and Gill
lespie was not going to run things SO far
as he was concerned. Silvey was declared
out of order.
Further nominations were made as
follows:
Mayor, James D. Phelan; Supervisor from
the Twelfth Ward, T. J. Parker; Eleventh
Ward, U. A. Lewis, ], A. Anthony, DR.. Rot
tanzi; Third Ward, George d. Gillespie; City
and County Surveyor, W. ]. Cuthbertson; ;
School Directors Joseph G. Crawford, J. W.
Swales, DR.. ]. w. Griswold, w. J. Cuthbertson,
L. L. Head, DR.. H. r. Morton, Frank Bragg, s.
G. II. Henderson, James Wiley, J. K Philips
P. Barrett; City and County Attorney, T. Carl
Spelling, Harry 7. Creswell; Superior Judge.
Conlan. Burnette G. HASKELL; Justice of the