The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-29

convention the name of Thomas F. Ora
ham. 1t was received with tumurupus ap:
plause. hats being thrown in the air and
other evidence Of approval being accorded
it. Mr.. Caldwell said:
81 desire to place in nomination for the
office Of Police Judge manly
man, q young man, one who was
city. He is a self-made man. AS a
youth he was an apprentice at the Union
Iron Works. When his days work was
done at the forge and anvil he Went to his
home and carefully studied his law
books. After time he left the anvil and
took with him the best wishes of all his
fellow worrkmen. He graduated from \ law "
college. Shortly after being admitted TO
practice he acted as assistant prosecuting
attorney of Police Court No. 3. Even a
nzed his worth and advanced him to the
prosecuting attorneyship. He won the
esteem Of all with whom he came u,
justice in all his official acts"
At the conclusion Of the nominating
s. oech delegates arose all over the hall
oss sfGS and the T ecrep
cast the ballot. When the result was vas an !.
nounced Delegate Nathan asked that IT
be made of record that he dld not vote
for Judge Joachimsen.
The next order of business was the NOM
ination of five justices Of the Peace. An
attempt was made to adjourn, put II WIS
voted down. Delegate Morgenstern
opened the battle by nominating Thomas
F. Dunno. 49,,
Delegate Burdette placed Frank III.
Kerrigan in. nomination, eilogizing him
for the dignity and ability ne mas SHOWN
in the office during the past tour years,
A NJ. Currie nominated q. w. +: COOK.
]. ". Bird nominated Oliver Olsen, in
an entirely unconventional speech, that
amused the delegates and drew applause
from them. He said his candidate rep rep
NOrWeRlaDS
The name of G. c. Groezinger was pre-
scented by Samuel Rosenheim ana sec
onded by Robert Dennis. The vote was
taken on rolcau of districts Mr.. Olsen
received the smallest number or votes,
and thus retired, leaving the held TO MS
Edgar Peixotto again. took the plat
form this time to nominate R. H. Web
ster for Superintendent Of Schools. Inc
nomination was made unanimous, TO. LOT
School Directors it was determined that
nominations be made and then passed
upon by committee of I'VE Ihey VIII
be voted upon to-night. rms conclusion
was only. arrived at after an acrimonious
The names submitted for these offices last
night follow: 49, ~
Shaw, W. A. Kemp, s. e Bernstein, W. n d
Hazel n. A. Ephraim, A. b. Trueman, Dr.
H $. Curtis. e H Blum C !, E. Prea e.
Torello, DIR. Philip Collnshorn, FRANK Z.
Sharon, John Halstead, James NJ Bonney; j.
NJ Thomas, VIII H. Bush. DR.. F. w Harris.
DR.. W. E Cluniss, F. H. Bushnell, Walter A.
Coffee, P. B. Gallagher. A c. Bauer, Dr. E.
H Gedge, c. Hubner, William. Armstrong z
F. Kinsman, J. b. Curtis, Daniel Sewel c. B.
Hale, E. P Dorman. James Pinkney, George
A. Newell, w NJ. Conin, Charles A. Balde-
man w F.. Stevens DR.. A. F. Won Wefels-
berg, S. II. Nicholson, George D. O'Neil. H.
A Steffen.
The chairren of the various district delega-
lions were announced as follows:
Twenty eighth. j. T. Durnin: Twenty ninth,
c. f. Corey; Thirtieth D. W. Mcneil; Thirty
first T j Lerehen; Thirty-second. James
storm: Thirty third j. S Partridge; Thirty
fourth, Charles Mayer; Thirty fifth. +; A.
Pedlar; Thirty-sixth, William Wright; Thirty
seventh, George A. Wentworth; Thirty eighth,
J. E zelerbach Thirty-ninth w. T. Kibhler;
Fortieth. Ed Tausky: Forty first, Irving era
ham; Forty-second, J. D: Brown; Forty third.
CASTOR stFaus; Forty-fourth. E. C. Pelmeri;
Forty-hfth, Thomas Sheehan.