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never will occur again.
N. ". Holmes. 1nanufacttirer Z: Liver-
more-I think the proper thing to do
would be for the Republican party rep
resent atives to get together and elact
a Republican as soon as possible. #
our representatives do not elect a Sem
ator 1t will be victory for the Demo-
Gratis; altogether they are in the mi
nority II would be- shame to have
q vacant chair. in the. Senate OF the
United States with nobody to occupy It
from California, when, by the exercise
of patriotism a Republican could he
chosen to fill it.
Professor G. H. Howison of the u. C.
The deadlock certainly ought to be
broken Some man should be selected
for Senator who would be worthy Of
the Office and of the State. IT is an
awful practice to put money into cleo
tions- 1t is the destruction of popular
government. Something should be
| done to elect a Senator without all tile
manipulation that is going ON at pres
ent II It is not done, confidence in
Cur representatives will be destroyed.
| G. S. White, editor of the Bulletin
Pleasanton-The Republican Assembly
man and Senators ought to come TO-
gether and have decision on the ques-
tion of Senator one way or the other
The should close the matter up. The
sooner the better. Destroy the infiu-
ence of all intrigues and cliques. 1
am in favor of having the Republican
members Of the Assembly and the
Senate settle the matter by a caucus
w. w. Morrison, Republican County
Committeeman from the First Ward
! Yes, I am in favor of a caucus. for
the reason that it is one of the old
practices of the party, and believe in
the rule Of the majority. In this case
it is majority of Republicans which
should rule. I believe a caucus should
have been held long ago. 1 don't recol-
lect of Republican Senator ever hav-
Ing been elected without caucus.
Dr. J. F. Tormey, San Leandro-I am
not OF the same political party as the
ruling power in Sacramento, but my
IDEAS are united with the expressions
OF Republicans in this city. I believe
1t would be an outrage if this State is
not represented in Congress through
| the lack of an agreement. among our
representatives and the Republicans,
who now can control the situation. Thew
should act at once.
! Among the others who concur sub
stantlally in the views expressed in
these interviews are A. H. Broad, con-
| tractor, Berkeley; Adolph Peck, deco.
rator, West Oakland; C. E. LivermOre,
grocer, Livermore; Gallagher, grocer;
John Walsh, bookkeeper; John Dicken-
hoff, pilot: James Quinlan, sewer con
| tractor. HQrhorf
| Denahy, machinist; William Rodgers.
paper hanger; A. E. tombstone, phar-
macist; Henry G. Gray, yardman; Al
Rollins, steyedore; A. Lobe, merchant;
L. D. Gardner, carpenter; G. Simpson.
| sawyer; Henry C. Poole, cigars and to-
bacco; s. J. Dew, brakeman; w. J.
Higgins, brakeman; G. ]. Anderson, car
repairer; r. ]. Crackin, drug clerk;
| William H. Lange, drugs, all of West
Oakland; George Oakes, Postmaster.
Haywards; E. A. Randlett, real estate,
Alameda; George w. McRae, Alameda; !;
DR.. 6. E. Reynolds, Haywards; Fred
kohler, longshoreman, and Hugh
Flynn, blacksmith West Oakland !;
Thomas Moran, capitalist; D. D. Gates,
butcher; ]. L. Donovan, exGame War
den; Ed Watkins searcher Of records;
D. H. Gleason, blacksmith; A S. Yager,
| wholesale fruit grower.ssali of San Le-
andre; Louis Schroeder jeweler, Ala
media; James w. Burnham, real estate,
San Francisco and Alameda; F. Mar
cuse, real estate: L. B. Lanborn, City
Clerk; Judge H. T.. Morris, DR.. T. B.
Key, dentist; c. J. Hammond, contrac-
tor; ]. H. Rigler, livery; George Bah
! No. - A L.
County; Thomas Carpenter, Veterinary
Inspector; Arthur G. Burns, candidate
for City Assessor; G. H. Tyson, insur-
ance; George w. Scott,-lumber lner-
chant; Henry Michaels, C. M. Smith,
| insurance; G. A. Moore, physician; DR..
w. K. Scott, dentist; Dr. E. M. Keyes,
physician, all of Alameda; M. Farrell,
butcher: Thomas Hart, section fore
man; ]. B. Mcdonald, shipwright, and
H. E. Alden, real estate, all of West
Oakland; J. I. Barbiero, merchant, San
Leandro; F. w. Hopps, Alameda; F. A.
Schnader, Livermore; J. E. Beaudry,
undertaken; Charles Refer, clerk, ]. F.
| Ryan, undertaken; H. E. Howard, ca
terer; John Quinn, hack driver; Louis
Beaudry, undertaken. and A. W. Moore,
outside superintendent Tesla mines; c.
S. Lamb, transfer business, all Of Liver
more; H. A. Gerrfsh, collector; Frank
Otis, attorney at law; Leo Metzger, E.
Mayrisch. manager Tesla Coal Com
pany; Charles c. Hanley, accountant; !;
w. w. Haskell, insurance; Dr. C. =.
Tisdale, physician, all of Alameda;
James w. Travers, editor of the West
Oakland "Sun," and d. S. Sherman,
real estate, of West Oakland; Frederick
Meyers, contractor; II. G. Black, con-
tractor; DR.. o. ]. Lynch, druggist; l..
c.. Morehouse, Fred Bryant, insurance;
Colonel E. NJ. Gibson, George Chase,
County Treasurer; Marston Camp
bell, civil engineer; L. H. Carver, civil
engineer; F. r. Girard, Councilman; Al
| Mcpherson, insurance; A J. Derkenn
and A. J. King, barber, all of San Lee
andre; ]. M. Bridges harnessmaker;
G. Pryor, contractor; Wv. Ashford,
capitalist; R. Reed, druggist Dr. Al
Keating, William Dale, plumber; NJ.
Steinhart, grocer; G. S. Langan, at
! torney at law, all of Haywards; c. F.
Holman, pharmacist; Town Marshal
Rummage. all of Alameda; James Ken
ny, ex-F'ire Chief of Berkeley; James
Frame, manager Of Tesla Coal Com
pany; Professor W. B. Rising, Univer-
sity of California; Judge Charles N.
Fox, H. Darneal, Superior Court re-
porter; E. F. Farrell, Secretary Sixth
| Ward Republican Club; DR. F. Chal-
mers, Niles: r. Hunter, Postmaster,
Livermore; j. H. Neal, Town Clerk,
| Pleasanton; D. ]. Hallahan, President
Letter Carriers Association; o. Whip
Thomas w. Morgan, ex-City Engineer,
l Oh <,kI, n;% ~