The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01

G09 MOTHER session OF the Repub-
II " lcan caucus will be held at B'nai
~ Birth Hall tomorrow evening.
u y Nominations for the Board of
Supervisors and Judges of the
Police Court will then be considered. The
committee appointed by the caucus to rec
ommend suitable men for the Supervis-
orial ticket consists of the following
named delegates: Charles L. Field, E. L..
Nolan. ]. K. c. Hobbs Robert Husband,
]. D. Mahoney. T. V. Marshall, R Nit
chel, L. Gibbons, ]. ]. Morehouse, Wal
lace Bradford, W. D. Kenyon and J..
Leffler
The foregoing committee (Charles L.
Field chairman held two sessions at the
Grand Hotel headquarters yesterday.
Horace Davis attended the evening ses-
sion. Following is a complete list Of the
names recommended by the committee:
Charles Bliss. AL BQuyfer. Gs9rge AipeTs AIIn,7s
W E. Bridge. A. H Melletz. J. F. Young
j b whitney, H A. Brown, NJ. J. Mcbride.
ingham. L. a Morgenstern, g. W. H. Pat
terson. Joseph Britain. Fred P. Stone VIII
liam Schroeder. Samuel Foster " u Ruo9ee RubS}ee
H Burfeind. E. j. LIE Breton, l.. A: Rea,
John A Lennon, Jeremiah Mah9ney, Robert
Wilson. P. n Lilienthal
Frank symmes. D. c. NJ Gqodsell. NJ; Us 3
Jeffers James somers - J., P; deS heGoune Rmtz mlz-
George r. Shaw, c. NJ. Depew. Charles m NJ
Kapp Henry C. George, James e. Field Ed
sen. NJ H Hecht. Thomas Henderson. Charles
Boxton, willis Brown a Andrew rev, McElr0y: roy:
Charles King sstIdge p l. FAens%0gth oTSe { BOWS BOWS
John H Gray Joseph Hy1nan, James M
wilkins George r. Sanderson. John Middleton
Warren D Clark, Nathan Bibo, Leon Sloss,
c. S. Wright. NJ R. Roberts Jr. Charles
Fisher.
From the foregoing list the caucus will
doubtless select eighteen candidates.
The committee of twelve appointed oy
the Republican caucus. Friday night, 10
receive applications and pass upon the
oualifications of aspirants for Police
Judges. met yesterday AFTERNOON IN the
assembly. room on the fourth Hoqr r,I 9l III tite
Parrott building, George w. ScheH act
ing as chairman. In all there We're nine
applicants who felt that nomination was
all that was necessary in order that the
judicial ermine fall on their respective
l. G. Carpenter. Prosecuting Attorney in
Judge TreadwelPs court, was tne nTst
applicant called on to qualify before the
COMMITTEES and under the clause which
states that all applicants must be admit
fed to practice before the Supreme Court
for at least five years next PreCeodidis 5 u y
mitted five years and one day before the
coming election.
Thomas F. Graham, Police Judge Of De De
nartment g stated that he was willing
to take a denomination. He felt certain
tbat If nominated he would be elected
AS {n@ to the m five-year clause in the charter
he stated that though he had been practtc-
ing for a much longer period he mad not
nassed in the Supreme Court for the al
G. c. Groezinger. presiding Justice OF
the Peace, was called upon, and was sat sat
isfed that he was in line for promotion
and would not refuse a seat in the Police
II. L. Joachimsen, who is now Prose,
cutting Attorney in Police Court i io5;in gave s,
heen Justice of the Peace for about nj
teen years and holding office as Police
Tndge for four terms. He said he was
willing to make another run. aso.4 80
Frank J. Kingwell also felt comment oI
e,ected # handed the nomination He
6nnends on the revoking of the qualif1ca-
lion clause however; as he voted II. /.
Marin County In 1894. ana consequently