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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-20
BANQUET TO
THE COUNTY
EDITORS
HayWards Vies With
Alameda at Blush
ing.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.

0Vo DAOd0WdJ Sept L.
One of the most enjoyable incidents of
the day was the banquet rendered by the
citizens of San Leandro to the press of
San Francisco and Alameda County
San Leandro is the only town in this
county that makes any pretense of treat
ing the county committee and visiting
editors with marked hospitality. At the
table which was spread under the grow
ing vines in the garden of the historic
Estudillo House were seated members of
the staff Of nearly every paper published
In the two counties.
George Cakes, proprietor of the Hay
wards Journal and Postmaster of that
town, blush 4 to the roots of his hair
years ago when the Republican conven-
ton was held at Haywards the only pro-
vision made for visitors was cold tea
Editor T. g. Daniels of the Alameda
Argus turned the color of the Estudilo
claret when some one reminded him of the
time two years ago when the Republican
convention met at Alameda and refresh
ments were not even dreamed of.
Dan McCarty, the Democratic editor Of
pride as decorated with reception badge
he called the guests attention to what
his town can do: In fact the Democratic
editor was the lion of the noon recess.
ld-Herald- Gazette tried to make q.
snsy BIT b g ~ too 6gaK atsegFstps s aR
of Echoes, was also present and A. r.
Waters, proprietor of the Niles Herald.
and Artist Langford with their clear
glasses in one corner of the table, bore
testimony to the fact that the Christian
Endeavor Society had representatives on
the press.
E. B. Thompson, proprietor Of the Ir-
vington Press, came up loaded down with
a specially illustrated magazine edition
gates A. v Morgan, proprietor of the
Haywards Review. shared the discom-
future of George Cakes as he thought Of
the iced tea of 1894. A. w. Bishop, who is
fact that he edited the old Oakland Tran
script thirty years ago, occupied the post
of honor, and during the banquet revised
the yell of the Alameda city delegates.
Ed OBrien, H. s. Pugh, Clyde Sunder-
land, Adna A. Denison, Bert Reynolds
and others having partaken of the boun-
tiful spread, joined the vote of thanks
that was rendered the entertainment
committee through DR.. Perry.
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mated the sections to be occupied by the
dlfferent delegations were neatly painted
on silk and were specially manu-
factured across the bay, which fact DR..
FERRY stated was responsible for spelling
Murray Township without an "a"
1t was Joseph Herrscher's quadrennial
day. Joe is one of the most successful Of
county contractors He ran for County
treasurer four years ago, was beaten az
the election, costing him several thou
sands of dollars, but Is as good a Repub-
lican as ever. He has long been in the
local government of San Leandro and
when he undertakes to run the financial
end of the entertainment of the County
Convention, he invariably makes a sue
cess of 1t. There is a good deal of differ
ence in some of their views between Mr.
Herrscher and the Rev. DR.. Perry, but
neither can claim precedence as a royal
executive manager. Joe took advantage
of lull in the convention to state that
the town had provided everything free of
charge, and that the modest assessment
of 30 cents required from the delegates
was for the benefit of the campaign and
not for the payment of the hall, or the
transportation or the decorations, or the
band, or the sumptuous banquet supplied
to the press and County Committee Or
the famous Estudillo wine.
The last convention held in San Lean
dro was that of the Democrats four years
ago. and 1t is notorious that not single
man nominated at that time was elected
Joe HerrScher assured the Republican del
egateS that the Democratic hoodoo had
been transformed into a Republican mas
cot and that the business Of to-day
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can party of this county will vote as a
unit for the ticket from Governor to Con-
stable, and that the party majority will
be as great if not greater than Ii was
when we were battling to elect our great
soldier President. William Mckinley
The nomination of candidates was then
taken up in earnest.
r. B. Tappan nominated Oscar Rogers
of Alameda for Sheriff and informed the
delegates that he had known the nominee
from the time he came into Alameda
without stitch of clothing on his back
to this afternoon, when he will appear
before you decently attired," afterward
explaining that Mr.. Rogers was native
son, considerably younger than the
speaker, and was born IN Alameda
w. H. Waste of Berkeley seconded the
nomination. which was made unanimous.
Charles Spear from Recorder. There
were several seconds and no other nomi-
nations, Mr.. Spear being declared the
nominee.
Billy Macdonald of Murray Township
in a humorous speech nominated Arthur
Wellington Fielder for Treasurer. After
frequent secondings the nomination was
made by reclamation.
Clarence Crowell placed in nomination
for Auditor J. Cal Ewing, and there be-
ing no more names the secretary cast the
convention's ballot for the nominee.
1t was at this juncture that G. S. Lam
gan amused the convention for couple
of minutes, after which DR.. Pardee nomi-
mated Henry P. Dalton, which nomination
made unanimous.
A. A. Moore Jr. placed before the con-
vention the name of Harry A. Melvin for
District Attorney. Attorney George Sam
uel placed in nomination the name of
Judge j. ]. Allen. Several speeches were
made, eulogiZing both men, after which
Mr.. Melvin took the platform and in a
manly address withdrew his name in the
interest of harmony and asked that the
nomination of Judge Allen be made unan-
imous, which 1t was.
Ben Woolner placed in nomination
Frank Jordan for County Clerk. Near
ly every delegation seconded the nomi-
nation and there being no others the Sec
rotary cast the ballot for the nominee.
DR.. Tisdale of Alameda placed in nomi-
nation James B. Barber to succeed him.
self as Tax Collector and the nomination
was made by acclamation.
Rev. Mr.. Barton Perry said that Eden
Township, although feeling very hospita-
BILE, only wanted one thing-B. c. Halves
for Public Administrator. This was con-
coded by the convention without a MUIR
muir.
For the nomination of Superintendent
of Schools there was a lively fight. H
S. Henion of Washington nominated H
w. L. Lynch and W. H. Waste of Berke-
ley nominated s. D. Waterman. Water
man proved to be the favorite
DR.. H. B. Mehrmann was nominated fol-
Coroner without opposition and George
l.. Nusbaumer was nominated for Sur
veyor.
The district conventions then assembled
and made their nominations.
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at San Leandro. this 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1898. as expressive of Its stand on the
political questions of the day, and as a
platform upon which all of the candidates
of the Republican party Of the County OF
Alameda shall stand, does hereby resolve:
Resolved, That we indorse the platform
and candidates of the Republican State con-
vention held at Sacramento on August 20,
1898.
Resolved, That we commend the wise and
patriotic administration of our President,
William Mckinley, under whose. splendid
leader ship with the assistance of the Re-
publican party in Congress- our country has
been restored to a rapidly increasing degree
of prosperity, revived and rescued from the
effect OF the previous Democratic financial
policy, and our flag caused to be respected
in every quarter of the world to a degree
hitherto unparalleled.
Resolved, That this convention pledges It's
nominees for the Legislature to do their ut
most and vote for straight primary law.
Resolved That we hereby pledge our can
didates for the State Legislature to vote to
approve the charter for any city and county
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of carrying their factionalism into the
convention 1t was quietly adjusted after
the primaries.
H. A. Melvin withdrew in favor of
Judge Allen, and although there Is no
reason to suppose that any promises have
been given in violation of the purity of
election law 1t is rumored that Mr.. Mel
vim will be the chief deputy when Judge
Allen assumes the duties of District At
torney.
Thomas S. Robinson also withdrew In
favor of James B. Barber. and 1t is also
expected that when Mr. Barber is elected
Tom Robinson will take the chief deputy
ship In the office of Assessor Dalton
Robert Graham withdrew in favor of
Frank e. Jordan for County Clerk, and 1t
deputy, in fact, the chief deputy of Mr.
Jordan's next administration. Cal Ewing
having been nominated for Auditor, will
leave just such a vacancy in the County
Clerks Office as Mr. Graham would desire,
and 1t is also limited that 1t will not be a
stranger who will fill the position of chief
deputy under Mr.. Ewing.
Geographically the county ticket Is a
good one. Berkeley has two nominees
Alameda two, Eden Township one, Muir
ray Township one, while the First, Sec
ond, Third, Fifth and Seventh wards have
one each.
Brooklyn Township has q Supervisor
while the Sixth Ward and Alameda have
each a State Senator.
The platform as adopted was as fol-
lows:
The Republican party Of the County OF
Alameda, In county convention assembled
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when the same has been sfayorably passed
upon by tho voters of the city or county for
which the same is intended.
Resolved, That every candidate who pre-
sents himself to this convention be required
to pledge himself to support all the candi-
dates on the Republican ticket
Resolved, That no territory over which
the American flag now floats shall be relin-
quished.
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves and
our representatives to loyal support Of our
common schools and our State University.
Whereas. the building up of the manu-
featuring interests of our city and State Is
greatly to be desired, and as a means to
that end we believe that incorporated cities
should have the right to encourage, foster
and draw to their midst manufacturing en-
terprises by granting exemption from mu-
nicipal taxation for specified term OF
years; therefore be II
Resolved, That we request our representa-
tives to advocate the amendment of our
State constitution in such manner that the
desired exemption from taxation may be
secured.
Whereas, Representatives of Eastern COM
mercial and manufacturing concerns. by
reason of their exemption from license tax
alton, have decided advantage over those
of our own State similarly engaged; there
fore be 1t
Resolved, That we urge our representa-
tives to the enactment of such laws will
put the products and manufactures Of Cali
fornia on the same footing as the products
and manufactures Of other States when sold
", 40 tat
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hesitation in stating that Alamo a would

carly every one OF THEM out.
THE eyes of every county in Califor-
MIA" said he, ARE upon Alameda Coun-
ty at this time, and they will remain
centered upon her until after the cleo
ton. We have plain duty to perform,
and, judging by the enthusiasm and the
evident sincerity of purpose which l can
not fail TO detect in the faces before me,
that duty will be faithfully fulfilled. Not
long ago I stood before another conven-
ton. Iaughter.) On that occasion l
stated to the Republican representatives
of this whole State that Alameda County
had come to Sacramento for the purpose
of seeking a nomination on the State
ticket We pledged ourselves that II we
received that nomination we should feel
grateful, and that If we did not we should
not suffer our heads to become sore, but
we should go back to Alameda and work
Just as hard as though we were granted
what we sought. We did not attain our
desire but we do not feel badly, and 1
feel justified In saying that the Republi-
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Complains Of a Deputy.

OAKLAND, Sept. ia rather sensa
tional communication was read befor
the Board of Supervisors this mornin,
wherein W. A. Brandes Of 1924 Telegraph
avenue, Berkeley, charges Samuel Coey
Deputy Constable under John Cronin
with conduct unworthy an officer anC
with disturbing the peace The complain
ant cites two instances where the deputy
used "vile and abusive language" an6
names witnesses. He requested that the
board conduct an investigation.
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THE TICKET.

8 For County Clerk-Frank c. Jor-
@ dan Of the Seventh Ward.
9 For Sherifr-oscar Rogers of Ala
@ media
8 For Superintendent of Schools
o 8. d. Waterman Of Berkeley.
@ For Auditor-Cal Ewing of the
q Fifth Ward.
3 For Assessor-Henry P. Dalton
q of the First Ward.
= For Coroner-Dr. H. B. Mehr-
8 mann of the Second Ward.
o For District Attorney. ]. Allen
Q of the Third Ward.
9 For Tax Collector-James B. Bar
q Der of Alameda.
. For Recorder-Charles s. Spear
q of Berkeley.
B For Surveyor-George L. Nus
8 banner of the Seventh Ward.
. For Public Administrator-B. c.
q Halves.
3 For Treasurer-Arthur Fielder of
9 Livermore.
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3 W. II. Church of the Fourth Ward
q For Supervisor, Second District
o J. r. Talcott.
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SAN LEANDR0
IS VOTED A
GREAT HOST
Delegates Received
With Republican
Hospitality.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,

90S Broadway, Sept. 10.
It was a great band that was stationed
by the considerable citizens of San Lean
dro near the Plaza this morning to well
come with generous strains of music the
800 delegates and their political friends
who attended the County Republican Con-
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NOT A SLATE
BUT PERFECT
HARMONY
Nominees Come From
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County.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,

"OO OtpI.
Although the nominations were mostly
unanimous and there were but few con-
tests, there was no slate in existence at
the convention. There were two factions
striving for supremacy and for the privi-
lege of filling certain offices, but instead
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She Weeps Continuously.

OAKLAND, Sept. 1s-Miss Pauline
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more this morning to the Receiving Hos
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