The San Francisco call., 1896-05-29

to see Morey win out hands down, as he
was not only secretary of the district club,
but was extremely popular personally 1t
therefore created the greatest surprise in
the district, and at the Buckley head
quarters, when the returns showed that
the lines had been closely drawn between
these Two aspirants and that Joost had
carried the night by vote of IS to 80 for
Morey.
The total vote cast in the district was
only l42, though this is the banner district
OF the party in the City. Just what caused
the slaughter of Morey rather than some
one OF the other candidates is what is
mystifying the push, as Buckley is said to
be equally friendly to both of them. The
fact that only 142 votes were cast shows
that bitter fight was on from the very
start and that every voter had to submit
to a challenge.
When the poll was closed at 9:35 P. NJ.
there were yet many in line waiting to
cast their ballot, and the fact that the poll
was closed before the legally provided
time may lead to demands by Morey for
new election in that district.
In the Thirtyleighth John II. Mckinney
suffered, it is said, owing to his being a
persona non grata to the push of the
district, and was turned down and out.
Up to 1 A. NJ. reports had been received
from all but the Thirty third district, and
the total vote cast aggregated about 5000.
ID I11C 11bJ VI oc1cRdlco clSCLSQ
and the vote so tar as reported by districts: !:
For delegate at large-Dr. James l. Stanton
nty-elghth-Michael Bishop, Lawrence
]. ConlOn, James Daily, Thomas Howard,
Michael Kane, Daniel McKiernan, John Raj
ferty, James Ryan, John j. Sweeney-620 votes.
Twenty -ninth-P. II. Cahill, P. A Dolan,
Thomas F. Egan, Maurice Kerwin, Timothy
Regan, Robert J. OReilly, P. H. Stanley,
Henry Stein, E. T. Tenant, John Usher-430
votes.
Thirtieth-Bernard Conway, John ]. Doyle,
John b. Miller, DR.. A. P. Mulligan, ]. J. Don
nelly, H. H. Plant, j. B. McCloskey, Thomas J.
scriven, James Stevens, Joseph Sophey-347
votes.
Thirty-frst-James P Brady, James l. Bres-
nahan, David Dillon, Thomas r. Hamilton
Mahon, David D. Lowney, Dan Moriarity,
w. s. Nolan, James H. O'Brien, NJ. NJ. Rattigan,
T. E. Treacy-23O votes.
y-second-Alexander Dijeau, Peter Dom
nelly, H. B. Goecken, George Larsen, James
Lucy, James 7. Mooney, ]. B. McManus, James
J. Rooney, John A. Townley-657 votes.
Thirty-fourth-M. Ault, James J. Flynn I. ].
Gallagher, Herman Joost, James E. Kenny, T.
J. Kearney, William C. Kissling, DR.. William
d. Mccarthy, F. Raabe, J. NJ. Sullivan-209
votes.
Thirty-ffth-P. J. Carr, Henry Haake, Dem
mis- Kelly, John F. o. Byrne, James O'Halleran,
George Tiernan-357 votes.
Thirty-sixth-A. Barry, John Burns, Andrew
| J, Clunie Thomas Clark, Stephen J. Crowley,
| Behrend Joost, H. I. McGrath, J. ]. Mcdonnell,
Arthur o'Brien, NJ. G. Sears, James Slatterly-
| 142 votes.
,Thirty-seventh : Martin Bulger, william
| Clack, Henry Doscher Frank J. Follon, P T.
Finn, Harry NJ. Kelly, John Linehan, E. T.
Minehan, James c. Nealon, C. C. Rivers, E. B..
! Young.
Thirty-eighth Thomas Ashworth, Henry
Bingham, John F. Cooney. NJ. ]. Donovan,
J. J. Bowling, Phil S. Fay, J. D. Powers, ]. r.
| Tobin, Joseph Wannemacher.
Thirty-ninth-Joseph A. Baxter, D. Becker,
Philip Bolger, Walter Gallagher, D. NJ. Gavi-
gan, Frank Malloye, W. H. Healy, John
Mccarthy, John A. Steinbach-212 votes.
Fortieth-Nathan Crocker, Thomas ]. Glyun,
! Robert Haight, Charles J. Heggerty J. B. Nc
| Intyre, T. G. Parker, Joseph Rothschild,
Maurice Schmidt, Daniel Sheerin-423 votes.
Forty-frst-Hcnry Ach, n. ]. Allen, VIM. ].
Bryan, John NJ. Curtis, Peter F. Dunno, E. P.
| Farnsworth, D. A. Macdonald, Samuel H.
| Regensberger, Reel B. Terry-356 votes.
Forty-second-John w. Finn, William F.
Humphrey, Charles Meier L. T. Mills, Z. ].
Reynolds, DR.. Luke Robinson, T. Carl Spelling
-294 votes.
Forty-third-Charles l.. Alderman, Joseph
Clark, c. H. Haswen Jr., William Henderson.
Matt ODonnell, Horace G. Platt, w. C. Read,
Eugene P. Sullivan-205 votes.
Forty-fourth-James A. Devote, Dr. r. H.
Morton, Charles Mccarthy, Charles W. Pope,
Dennis Sweeney, Joseph Valente, John F. Win
ters, Henry Wreden-255 votes
rty-fifth-Joseph Castro. John Connolly,
John Phillips, Stephen Sanguinetti, Peter
Thornton, Martin Waters, John D. Whaley.