The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
Suggestion That Tem- pOrary Officers Be
 Made Permanent.
Directions as to the Duties Of the State Central
 Committee.

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- MENTO. Aug. 25.-The committee on permanent organization and order Of business held rrolonged session at the Supreme Court rooms of the Capitol this evening. The following report was agreed to, as the order of nominations:
 1-Governor.
 2Lieutenant Governor.
 aTWo Associate Justices or the Su- preme Court
 4-Secretary of State.
 5-Controller.
 6-State Treasurer.
 7-Attorney General.
 Superintendent of State Printing.
 e-Superintendent of Public Instruc- ton.
 10-Clerk of Supreme Court.
 11-Selection of State Central Commit tee follows: The State Central Com mittee shall consist of one member from In Assembly districts comprising more than one county there shall be one com nitteeman from each county in said Assembly district and an executive com mittee of twenty-one members who shall within fifteen days after the adjourn ment of this State Convention be ap- pointed from the State at large by officers of the executive committee si all bc ex-officio officers of the State committee. The members Of the State V sembly districts and counties shall be elected by the delegates therefrom to the State convention, and announced and con- f1rmed by the convention under this or der of business; and whenever, for any reason no choice shall have been made by the delegates from any district, the vacancy shail be filled by appointment by The State Central Committee so appoint ed and their successors in office shall be the supreme governing body of the Re with full power to fill all vacancies that may occur in the nominees for State off, cers and in the executive committee, and the State Central Committee; to call all State conventions and district conven- tions for the nomination of candi- and nd0- air direct. . supervise and control the manner of electing or appoint ing delegates thereto, provided that State Central Committee or. the ex- ecutive committee thereof, all primary elections hereafter held for the election conventions shall be held by Assembly districts provided that in Assembly dis tricts comprising more than one county such elections shall @ be heid ed by counties; disputes that may arise in the several districts, counties and cities and counties of the State. and to reorganize the party therein whenever the-s same may be nec- essary or expedierit. The executive com mittee shall have and exercise all the powers of the State Central Committee when the latter Is not in session. except the power to decide and determine con tests and reorganization of the party. Meetings of the State Central Com mittee may be called at any time by the chairman thereof or by order of the executive committee, and whenever requested by a majority of the State committee other than the ex- ecutive committee.
 The committee decided to report rec or 1mending that the temporary officers should be made permanent officers of the convention.
 A committee of three, consisting of Grove L. Johnson. A. Ruef and J. Ava Watt, was appointed to revise the re- port and submit the revised document to meeting of the committee to be held in room 12. at the pavilion to-mor- row morning at g o'clock.