The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-16
THE DELEGATES NAMED
Representative Republican Cltl-
zens Selected From
Every Ward.
Candidat Will Be Asked Their Posi-
tons Regarding the Water.
F. ont Suits
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
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OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL.(
908 Broadway. Jan. 15
The Committee of Twenty-one met to-
night and named the delegates who will
sit in the convention next Monday even
ing. The names are those of the strong
est men in the Republican party in Oak
land, and cannot fail to give entire salts
faction. After the. delegates names had
been presented the following resolution
was unanimously passed:
Resolved, That this committee OF twenty-one
request he Republican City Convention, that
assemblies next week, 10 incorporate in its
platform plank opposing any compromise or
dismissal of the waterfront uits now pending
in the Su preme Court on any terms whatever,
and also request the convention to ask candi-
dates for the Council to express themselves on
this point
Immediately after the adjournment OF
the committee OF twenty-one the city
central Republican committee met and
ratified the report of the delegates. Gre
dentials will be sent to the delegates to-
morrow.
The delegates are:
First Ward-Charles Burkhalter, H. D. Tai
colt, Charles F. Wagner, w. j. Hayes, Henry
Hufschmidt, Fred Sandelin, Charles Hender-
son, E. NJ. Levy, w. B. Josephs, Frank B. Hoyt,
". OBnen, W. E. Frost, w. Upton, Andrew
Paine, Henry Bredhof, H. lie Mast, A. L. Eken-
steen, w. n. Van de Mark, Fred NJ. Walsh.
second Wards. G. Gibbs, P. D, Horton, H.
Sehe haas, James Cahill, J. 6. Cockerton, +
d. Take, I. g. Hargreaves. H. c: AIdrich, E. J.
Osgood, 6. E. Brinckerhoff, H. r. Miller, A. O..
Perry, J. H Fairchilds, r. P. NJ. Greeley, A. H.
Breed, J, 9. Beckwith, James P. Taylor, G. I.
6haWiey, E. A. Heron, A. L. Wood, G. w.
Third ward-J H Griswold, Paul 9TH, ]. I.
Palmer, Walters. Manuel, w. 8. Baxter, Julius
Abrahamson, r. NJ. Anthony, NJ. W. Upton,
Henry Walton, P. ID. Remil ard, J. A. Stande-
lord, j.. II. Godd, c. w. Kellogg, E. II. Kit
fridge, L. G. Burpee, D. E. Forth, A. W. Pulci-
fer, H. o. Trowbridge, Abe P. Leach, w. E.
Gr1fhth his George S. Meredith.
Fourth hard-James c. Adams. A S. Car
man, James A. McKi.. non, Frederick Kahn, l.
6. Wolfe, II. A. Glines, NJ. D. Merritt, D. w.
Standeford, F Muir H. T. Birket, Edwin
Meese, L. f. Cotton, Henry Meyer, A. l.. Fish,
K T. Poorman, R. E. Daniels, George d. Gray,
W. A. Bernheim, C. Kley, John R. Scupham,
| Charles Scholl.
Fifth Ward d. C. Borland, Frank R.
Brigham, R. B. Cham berlain, j. L. Champlin,
II. r. Carlton, l.. G. Cole. w. NJ. Hall. P. II.
Fehey' Theo Gier, H. r Ravens, Joseph Har-
rs n; A; Hughson, N. A. Koser, Victor II.
sessions, J. +. w. Sohst, w. ]. Spencer, 4. r.
Williamson, E. W. Woodward.
sixth Ward-A. Davis, G. W. Hoguet, Gus
BeckeI, ID. b. Bercovich b. Brown, William
j. a. Fields, E. S. Fowler, J. H. Henderson, c.
l. Qulgley, John Johnson, .. B. Josephs j. M
Kelly, a Keiso, H. II. Meyer; H. L. Osgood, c.
ID. vincent, J. J. Coughlin
Seventh Ward G.. G. Lombard w w Wood.
COCK, j. W. Phillips, Robert I. Stuart, William
McGrath n. K Foster, A. H. Allen. c. A.
Ingerson, y. u. asser, P. W. Wuthe, w. A.
Donaldson, L. Boak, R. D. Yelland, W. J.
w. II; Smith, George R. Williams, J. w. Wat
son, C. II. Smith.