The San Francisco call., 1898-08-18
DISTRICT
 MEETINGS Senators, ASSemblymen and EQualizerS in
 Nomination. Most of Them Made With out Contest and by
 Reclamation.


 Aug. 1.-The Tenth Assembly District convention was held at p. m. at the pa vilion. It comprises the counties of Lake, Glenn and Colusa. D. M. Arnold of Co., lusa was chosen chairman and George Featherstone of Glenn County was named as secretary.
 The chairman appointed committee or three as district central committee as fol- lows H. M. Cooper of Colusa, B. F. Geis of Glenn and T. J. Sheridan of Lake B. F. Geis of Glenn County placed in nomination F. B. Glenn of Glenn County.
 Mr. Sheridan of Lake County seconded the nomination, and it was made by a rollcall. Mir. Glenn receiving the whole r votes.
 The delegates from the Eighth Sena- torial District met at 7:30 p. m- The dis trict comprises the counties of Colusa, Glenn and Mendocino. $; F. Gels or Glenn County was elected chairman and D. N. Arnold of Colusa secretary John Boggs was unanimously named as the nominee for Senator, and an adjournment
 Ed Leake of Yolo was chosen chairman
 of the Third Equalization District and c; H. Henry secretary dn The m nomi9aI9n dnna Ipa tion as member of the State Board or Equalization for that district.
 The Third Congressional District i ct %oIo Soh7 as chairman. E. l.. Sullivan was chosen as as secretary. scae t M F. Tarpey of Alameda and Raleigh Barcar of solano ontreT were a9 enc mittee for the district. An adjournment was then taken until tomorrow to await
 the report of the fusion commltIee nae,, dnp tinn
 Tn In the the Seventh Congressional District there was some little hitch over the re- nomination of Dr. H. N. Castle of Mer- ced, the present Populfst representative from that district. The convention or. ganized by elecung Charles Edelman or 9 z chairman. L. w. Ful- kerth of Stanislaus was made secretary.
 Then up rose Byron Waters or san Bernardino, who questioned whether or not 1t was policy to nominate Congress man until the fusion agreement had been
 W. H. Afford of Tulare took the Castle end of the proposition, which was to hush through the Populist nomination at once He said that there was no reason for any delay; he was in favor or nom mating MT. Castle whether there was 1u-
 A motion made by Edwards of Fresno to adjourn until morning was declared lost and the convention then proceeded to nominate a candidate for Congress,
 First, however, Mir. Waters of san Bernardino stated that he had heard that pr Castle was Republican, and he wanted to know whether or not the re- pG Dr. Castles Democracy and Populism
 r. I. Irvine of San Diego then placed
 Castle in nomination, w. Il. Afford or Tulare seconded and a rising vote was taken. pr. castle was declared the nom inee by unanimous vote The following Congressional committee was then named, one member being enc Ere Fresno, tc-i w P. Hubbard; Kern, H: L.. Packard; Kings, s. l.. Chittenden; Ma dera, E. M. McArdle; MerGed. Dr. 4,; "; A side, l.. Gill; San Benito, M. F; Doolingi San Bernardino, c. M Cooley x San Disg9, t753i Holland
 I. w. Edwards of San Bernardfno and G. w Smith of Fresno were selected as members of the State Central C6mmittee' Com d,a
 The Democratic delegates from those counties comprising the Third EqualiZa- ton District read with indignation the attack on R. H. Beamer, the present member of the board, from that district, by the Examiner this morning, charg- vice of the railroad. Tonight they met met in convention and expressed their con tempt for the Examiner by renonlnaIdng Iad d
 MT Beamer by acclamation. Judge
 James w. Oates was elected chairman and D. E. Greece secretary.
 E. E. Leake of Woodland, after calling attention to the fact that either by ac- cident or design the three northern tiers of counties had no representation on any of the committees of the convenatio,n, t,l | Board of Equalization from the Third District the. incumbent, R. II. Beamer. . tton being carried with a wild shout. MT Beamer was called upon, and said that for the third time he had been hon. ored with the nomination by exclamation for the position. He referred to the as sauIt made upon him by the Examiner, saving that after reading that attack he wondered how many of his associates would recognize him. It was gratifying to know that abuse from that source only strengthened the esteem his friends felt Leake moved that the convention de- clare that Beamer's nomination be TOT hurrah. An auditing committee, consist l ing of j. J. Mcconnell, E. E. Leake. M. o. l Harling. A c. Huston and T. P. Magee,
 was appointed, and then the convention | adjourned. ,., Thus the Examiner scoreu aholnel Ni1-
 'oIf, The Fifth congressional District Con- l vention met at 7:30 p. m. in the pavilion l and elected J. H. Henry of San Jose Chairman and W. B, Crowley of San Francisco secretary. William Craig, ex- l Citv and County Attorney of San Fran 1 cisco. was the only aspirant placed In l nomination, so the secretary was lh- l structed to cast the ballot for him. 1 and told his supporters about how hard l he would work to secure his election. 1 The First Equalization District con- l vention met immediately after the ad- 1 journing of the main body and elected l Eugene N Deuprey, chairman, and H
 Jacobs. secretary. John H. Grady nomi- mated John P. Dunn for Equalizer and | that gentleman was declared the unani- | nous choice of the convention:
 F, \. Deuprey was elected .h ehairmad sadnad | Railroad Commission District William ] M Hinton was the only candidate and his nomination was made by exclamation. - -
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