The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-28
WOLFE CHOSEN CHAIRMAN.
Will Preside Over the Judicial and
Educational Convention,

| 1IouCdtlohdA SOhNSAllOAs
The Republican Educational, judicial
and Legislative Nominating Convention
met last night in the banquet hall of Ma
tive Sons building. The delegates were
called to order by p H. Prendergast, sec
rotary of the Republican County Conven-
ton. After briefly announcing the work
to be performed by the convention Sec
rotary Prendergast declared that nomina-
tons for temporary chairman were in
| order.
Edgar Peixotto then placed Senator Ed
| ward l. Wolfe in nomination for chair
man: He said, In making the nominating
and fairly and would see that every dele
gate had his voice and say in all the mat
! tiers of business coming before the con-
| vention.
The nomination of Wolfe was seconded
! by A j. Morgenstern.
! There being no further nom nations,
Wolfe was elected temporary chairman
senator Wolfe, in taking the chair.
thanked the. convention for the honor: con-
u pledge you. gentlemen" said he,
that while l act as presiding officer of
this assemblage 1 shall rule with. abso-
lutte impartiality and fairness to all. 10
my mind this is very important conven-
tion. We are here to nominate ticket,
legislative, judicial and educational, tnat
will be a counterpart of the excellent
ticket named by the State Republican
Convention at Sacramento. The nomina-
tons of Gage and Neff have been most
favorably received by the people. 1t be-
hooves US TO act calmly and deliberately
and nominate men who will aid in rolling
UP magnificent majority for our stan
dard bearers.
Chairman Wolfe then called for nomina-
lions for temporary secretary.
Ed ]. Casey was placed in nomination
by W. A. S. Nicholson. There being no
other nominations, Casey was elected by
exclamation.
81 thank you for the honor conferred"
said Casey when he took his place at the
secretary's desk, but this is time for
work, not talk
Caseys speech was applauded.
G. Gunzendorfer then moved that a
committee of eighteen. one from each AS
sembly District, be appointed on creden-
tials. Carried
". Guilfoyle moved that similarly
constituted committee be appointed on
permanent organization and order of bust
ness. The motion prevailed.
W. A. S. Nicholson then moved that a
committee of eighteen be appointed on
platform and resolutions, the committee
to confer with a like committee from the
municipal convention. The motion was
unanimously carried.
Chairman Wolfe then declared a recess
OF fifteen minutes in order that he might
have time TO select the members OF the
several committees.
When the convention reconvened the
chairman announced the following com
mittees:
Credentfals-G. Gunzendorfer, Thirty
seventh District, chairman; Twenty
Coleman; Thirty-frst, James Collins;
! IIhir5y-second, Joseph Hanson; Thirty
E.. D. Esterbrook; Thirty-ffth. ]. L.
Crbois; Thirty-sixth, ]. H. Moore; Thirty
eighth, A NJ Currier; Thirty-ninth. Will
F ism a. cega aarnS FtfN'rteth Green;
Erred Erred ". Lees; Forty5third, John Ryan;
Eorty-fourth, James Croall; Forty ninth,
William Bates.
Platform and resolutions-R. D. Faulk-
ner, Thirty sixth District, chairman;
Twenty-eighth, Thomas Gilmore; Twen-
ty.Rinth, Charles Corey; Thirtieth, D. w.
M MieNen; rTbhlirsyilrst District William
Thirtyy-third, Louis Holden; Thirty
Charles Charles Mathews: Thirty seventh, j. P.
Edmund Tausky; Forty-first, Warner,
PPd6ble: F9rty-seeond, Howard Harron;
/ fourth. DR.. c. Ford; Eorty-fifth, William
Mcpherson.
! Permanent organization-H s. Millzner
eighth, John Dougherty; Twenty-ninth
! George w. Kirchner; Thirtieth, r. Russ;
Thirty-first James LAWYER; Thirty-sec-
TRd EdwfTd bK9Rs
Thirty-sixth, E. ". McPhee; Th hi Sl'eV
enth, G. A. Wentworth; Thirty-eighth
John w. Loane; Fortieth, T. P. O'Neil;
Forty first, William Nixon; Forty-second
t James D. Brown; Forty-third, August
Massey; Fortyfourth, F. Mcfarland;
| Forty-fifth, James Duffy.
The convention then adjourned to meet
tonight in the same hall.
/ After the adjournment the majority OF
the Assembly district delegates met and
elected chairnen for their delegations
Those reported to Secretary Casey were:
Twenty-eighth District, John Durnin
! Twenty ninth. Charles z. Corey
Thirtieth, D. w Mcneil Thirty-second
James c. Storm; Thirty-third, John Part
ridge; Thirty -fifth. F. A. Pedlar; Thirty
sixth, w Wright; Thirty seventh, G. A,
| Wentworth; Thirty eighth, ]. Zellerbach;
Thirty ninth, William F. Kippler; For
tieth, T. P. O'Neil; Forty-second, James
D. Brown; Forty-third. CASTOR Strauss;
Forty-fourth, E. c. Palmieri; Forty
fifth, Thomas Sheehan