The San Francisco call., 1898-10-07
The Municipal Ticket
 Is Filled.
REPUBLICANS ON THE LIST
A DELEGATE OBJECTS TO THE
 CHOICE FOR AUDITOR.
Convention Will Meet Again This Evening to Select the Names for the Legislative
 Ticket.

The County Convention Of the People S party completed it's municipal ticket last night in Scottish Hall. The report of the committee on candidates was not inter- fered with as the names recommended were in each instance nominated
 The only opposition to a nominee was when the name of John H. Grady for Auditor was submitted. John Warren, delegate who is slightly deaf, or ap- peared to be so, rose and protested against the nomination. "I oppose him, :" said Warren, because I know that he is an unconvicted perjurer." There was a general howl from the other delegates and Chairman Miller yelled to Warren that he must not indulge in personalities. War ren did not catch the chairman's remark and the chairman yelled the louder amid the cheers of the delegates. Warren thereupon took his seat.
 Several Republicans were nominated, but the majority of the nominees were Democrats. Among the Republicans were John D. Siebe for Assessor, w. F. F'itz- gerald for City and County Attorney, Da- wis Louderback for Superior Judge. c. E. Groezinger and Joseph l.. Barry for Jus Ices Of the Peace, and Albert Heyer for Supervisor from the Ninth Ward;
 After the report of the committee on candidates had been submitted and adopt ed nominations were proceeded with in the following order:
 Tax CoIlector-James M. Block. Demo- crat. by exclamation. Auditor-John H. Grady, Democrat, only one dissentient Assessor--John D. Siebe: Republican, by exclamation. Sheriff-T F. Bonnet Democrat, received I28 votes and Henry s. Martin. Republican, IS votes. Treas urer-M Greenblatt, Democrat, by ac- Glamation. Recorder.-Michael Meagher, Clerk-John A. Brown. Democrat, 131 votes; w A. Deane. Republican. 13 votes. City and County Attorney-W. F. Fitz- gerald Republican: by exclamation. Su- perintendent of Schools-James Denman, Democrat, by exclamation. Superior Judges-Rhodes Borden, Democrat, 1l0 votes: Davis LouderbaCk, Republican, 104 votes; W T. Wallace: Democrat. 192 votes; Frank J. Murasky, Democrat, 7S votes; and J. B. Carson. Republican, 29 votes The first three were nominated, and Rhodes Borden was nominated for the uneXpired term. Justices of the Peace-G. H. Cabaniss. Democrat; Hull McClaughry, Democrat; c. (. Groezinger, Republican, and Joseph E. Barry. Repub- lican; by exclamation. Supervisors-First Ward. pr. E. B. W. Leland Democrat, 1I4 votes; Edward Holland Republican, 90 votes. Second Ward-Stewart Men Zies, Democrat, IA votes, l.. C. kalben. Republican z votes. tifth Ward-ISl- Phelps. Republican, p. votes. Eighth Ward-Julius Platshek, Democrat, III votes; George w. Collins. Republican, B votes. Ninth Ward-Albert Heyer, Re tors-Francis Polk. J. B. Cole, Abner Eichler. T. F. Keefe, A. 4. Cavagnaro, John Conlan, H. M. Holbrook H. L. Brandenstein. George E. Armstrong. J. " B Maxwell J. NJ. Thomas and W NJ Connell. Seven are Democrats and five Republicans.
 George Smith, straight Populist. was put in nomination for Senator of the Eighteenth District, but no action was taken. The chairman appointed Delegates Kinne Gillespie, Hubbard Pye and Nee kin a committee on purity of elections. 4 notion was adopted that any candidate who failed to comply with the demands of the campaign committee should be re- moved from the ticket.
 The convention adjourned to meet this evening at the Labor Bureau Hall, .I0l2 Market street.