The San Francisco call., 1898-09-23
REPUBLICANS
 EJECT THEIR
 DELEGATE Heavy Vote Cast at the
 Primary. NO OPPOSITION WAS SHOWN THE SEVERAL CONVENTIONS MEET NEXT TUESDAY. Differences in a Few Districts Were Satisfactorily Adjusted by the Arbitrators of the County
 Committee.
THE SEVERAL CONVENTIONS
 MEET NEXT TUESDAY.

tary of the Republican County Commit tee, 10,799 votes were cast. The election passed off quietly as there was no oppo- sition in any of the assembly districts to the candidates on the regular ticket A few weeks ago it was predicted by some that there would be opposition in several of the districts. but the differences then existing were speedily and satisfactorily settled by an arbitration committee, con- sisting of T. D. Riordan, Harry N. Gray, P. H. Prendergast, Alonzo Davidson and Andrew Louderback The committee de- voted over week to hearing the com plaints of Republicans, who thought they were not receiving proper recognition. Every case called to the attention of the committee was considered and the dis putants were brought together to calmly discuss their real or imaginary wrongs. In every instance both sides were willing to abide by the decision of the committee. and that the committee acted judiciously and justly was evidenced yesterday, when former opponents were found working to- gether in the one cause-that of selecting delegates who will name a clean, straight Republican ticket.
 After the arbitration committee had concluded its labors, notice was given satisfied and desired to place an opposi- ton ticket in the field, the names of their candidates would be received by Secre-
  nesday morning. Not ticket nor name was offered in opposition.
 The following is a list of the delegates to the several conventions chosen yester- day:
 Twentyeighth District Municipal Conven- tlonI,James B. Brown. Fred Peterson, David Peterson. Charles Franklin. John Lerkin. Ed ward Haughy. Henry D. Miller. Daniel An 4 gu Hs5FSon HHs5F hOs Iarsss ssse4 5aooS Levi
 Legislative. Judicial and Educational Con- vention-James Mofftt, Thomas Gilmore. A. Charles Hannigan, John o'I5rien, Frank Con. Con ley. Charles Gaspar. Al Kihn Patrick Ryan, John Durnin. Thomas Ward, John Daugherty, Peter Quinn, Francis Roland, T. J. Tully
 Twenty ninth District Municipal Convention EJohn T, & F. Pi1kham, John J Daughney, William Flynn, Charles Heppler, Thomas Sands, John Browning: Abe s. Levy. Michael shaughnessy, ReHser % huss Meease TeSmas 9sn e Psp Thomas Corey, John Connolly, Thomas Mcber- mott, Thomas Gosling
 vention-Charles E. Corey. Dr. P. Coilischorn. Paul schulz. Joseph Plnkney. stephen Kurtz, Jacob Radomsky, J, F. Collins. Owen Lynch, William Marneli. William Fay, Samuel a 'srs. Taus. Thirtieth District: Municipal convention-c. baum. J: Roach, A. Brady. T. L. Doran. I. Erb. S. DTugan ! Horn, J; J. Morehouse. J. Twomey fweyr y " V Kasb KelIy; L. R. Hagenkamp J. F.
 Legislative Judicial and Educational Con- yen,ion-p: I, M; MeNeil., c; F. Metzner, H. Charles Coleman, P Jaynes. William Black H. Benjamin, William O Brien D. w Shea, ". H; Harrington, J. P. Hayes. L. A. Coffin
 Thirty-frst District: Municipal Convention M J. Donnell. Edward Nolan. Patrick o'Con- Doherty, I. M Beard. Louis Berger. Frank Koegel, Thomas Quinn. Charles clements. J. Joseph Kelly. John Mullen. Timothy Foley
 Legislative. Judicial and Educational Con- Esnt,onTJames pIan 9. Collins. James Lawler: John Priest Philip Fahey. Thomas Linnehan, Will jam ian, Holland. William Miskell. Henry King Cory, Harris Bernard, Thomas M. Walsh
 Thirty-aecond District: Municipal conven- Jeremiah Lucey, T. V. Ryan. Michael Hynes, }9hn Mullsn han,n Thomas Turnba John Sullivan. vention-Joseph Cusack. John J. Campbell, Ed ward Fries. Edward Lyons, James C. Storm, Thoa Seso CGn resn law. Charles r. Walters. Thomas Lawless.
 Thirty-third District: Municipal Convention -J. A. c. Dierks. William McHugh, Barney magaave, Joseph Armstrong William McNa- Charles D. Douglass, John c. welch, James GfteIy Sharles 1ss,a Ratt9 William WI Burke
 vention-William F. Seiver, Samuel C. Capron, Thomas Hennessy, Lewis Holden Charles F. J. J. Wadsworth, John Partridge H. " Wide man. Thomas J. Haynes. George F.. Buck Jr., William Carr, John Higgins, James Kelly.
 Thirty-fourth District: Municipal Convention .E. B. Smith. George Burkhardt. Fred Frank. GsOrge Sag Rut1 willism cashnan William John b. Maher, Henry L. Beasley James R Kirby. John I. Nolan, Daniel W Erwin. James McTigue, George DeitterIe, John Holland. James McDade, Thomas J. Dorgan, Edward W. Eustice Dorsan Nichols, F. s. Gum.
 Legislative, Judicial and Educational Con D. Estabrook. Joseph Becsey. L. Hallbrick. c. De La Fontaine. H. E.. Buttlemann, Joseph Thomas Finn. John B. Lauda, J. c. Cart. wright, Frank D. MulIens Frank Eau. George s Mec9ns h FeRsr George
 Thirty-ffth District: Municipal Convention-- l. D. McDonald, z; R. Fitch, George W. Deb Arthur Nagle; Joseph windreW T. c. Maher, 'ohn sith scs S Gsfee nS M Loye
 yention--F. A. Pedlar V. F. Northrup, F. W. Robinson, C. r, A Brown. J. H Baker; ". H, M. Smith, Charles Mathews, A. J. Mitchell, L. Urbois, T: Argente. F. Grabe.
 Thirty-s,1th District; Municipal conyentIon- lace R. Ash. Charles Duveneck, Charles D. Bauer, W. c. Copeland. H. c. Riggngs, Will liam McDevitt. Joseph South, T. Chrstal L. F. Savage, H. Murphy, M. Mllet, W. G. Read, E. Murphy. F. Elliot. George D. Graham, A. P. Van Duzer, James Nagle.
 Legislative, Judicial and Educational Con- vention-J. H. Moore, George Hughes, J. Scheerer. James Irwin. c. Merrill, F. E. EI- kins, M. G. Cullman, r. H. Wagstaff, R. D. Faulkner, R. Sarsfeld. W. Guilfoyle. James Woods M Granville E. Bolesworth w. Wright. E. W. McPhee. E. c. oConnor. D. J. Haley. Charles White, E. Casserly.
 Thirty-seventh District Municipal Conven- E. s. Solomon. Joseph Feenan. R. V. Crosky, T. Grammar. John Gallagher Edward L. Cook. Paul Fowler. Charles H. Ward T. " Maxwell, Charles McGowan. L. I. Mowry. W. J. Young. J. H. J. suyden. John Kattenhorn.
 Legislative Judicial and Educational Con- vention-J. J. Wentworth, Robert Dennis George D. O'Nell. F. w. Williams. Morris Levy. George ". Smith. P. J. Kelly. Edward N. Christian. c. Gunzendorffer, F. E. Bogar A. J. Stein. Eugene Pfaiffe. F. J. Hughes, Philip Posner. Fred Bower, J. v, Conniff J. P. O'Farrel I. P Kincaid, N. Fl. Lang, Daniel Foley, Frank Davis
 Thirty-eighth District: Municipal Convention George l.. Sharp. John J. Conlon, J. E. Bour- bin w N Brown, George s. Mathews Louis Haake D. B. Faktor, Herman H. Herzer Henry Trevor, James B. Smith, J. E: Wilson W. E. Hall, William F. Fisher Syvain Levy H. Jacob. F. Kornent, George Tantau, Charles Mccarthy.
 Legislative Judicial and Educational Con vention-Jacob Lewis, M Tiedeman. William