The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-15
CENTRAL COMMITTEE ACTS
Delegates Selected for Next
Mondays Municipal Con-
ventiOn in Oakland.

OAKLAND, Jan. 1.-THE Republican
City Central Commiee met in executive
session in the Blake & Moffitt building
tonight and approved the work of the
committee of twenty-one in selecting the
IA delegates to the convention to be held
at Germania Hall at 7:30 o'clock next
Monday night A complete municipal
ticket will be nominated at that time.
The committee of twenty-oTie is as fol-
lows:
First ward-J E. Whitehead. H. L.
Nash, E. NJ. Long.
Second Ward-E. A. Heron, DR.. T. w.
Hall. Ed NJ. Campbell.
Third Ward-George Z. Randolph, W. s.
Baxter, A. P. Leach.
Fourth Ward-Homer T. Bickel, VIII
liam B. Greenbaum, James Adams
Fifth Ward-Judge f. 3. Ogden, Mack
Weber, Clarence Crowell.
Sixth Ward-Eugene Lynch, Frank Bar
nett. Morris Isaacs.
Seventh Ward-Lloyd p. Larue, r. D.
Yell and G.. S. Prosser.
The list of delegates to the convention
is as follows:
First Ward-H Payne, w. E. Frost,
Charles Stevens, A. L. Nash, o. c. Hyatt
William McKeen, William Tyson, E. NJ.
Long, ]. j. Heck, II. Schwartz, w. G.
Dunsmoor, George R. Stetson, A; John
stone, John Baptista, J. F. Sward, j. Z.
& BaFa e. Ees9ing Me JaeRsGn
Second Wards. W. Condor. R. NJ.
j. l.
J. L. Bromley, Harry Benner, G. 3. Dan
iels. Kirk Gerry, William Moller, Herbert
Swift, DR.. II. 3. Mehrmann, T. NJ Robin
son, w. W, Knickerbocker, David Tisch,
j. II. Smith, T. L. Button, A. L. Mac
donald, L. D. Manning, ]. +. Ford, E.
Hughes, c. z. Nichols, DR.. c. E. Brink
erhoff, o. L. Knowles Jesse Kenney.
Third Ward-P. w. Bellfngall, D. For
tin, Wells Whitmore, II. w. Pulcifer Levi
S. Bixby, George Samuels, c. c. Dawson,
F. D. VOORHEES,, Elmer Reed. c. F. Wag-
son, George s. Meredith, Fred Johns,
Charles Weidersheim, George E. Ran
dolph, H. L. Cunningham, George F Win
chester, F. F. Jackson.
AlternateS-O. B. Palmer, James Fox J.
D. Galloway, w. H. ]. Matthews, Peter
,i Fourth wardvD; D, W Sta stan9ef9rd. E.
J. McClunie, F. D. Kinds, e. A. Young.
c. K King, NJ D. Merritt, ]. w. Arm
strong, Fred K. Meckfessel H. Luke,
George Planer, John Mcleod, r. ]. Gala
CHAN, Charles n. Fox, H. H. Bahls, ]. H.
Grindley. George W. Hoguet, William B.
Fifth Ward-w. Frank Pierce, Edward
Der, John w. Helmke, w. H Dickerson.
Frank e. Brigham, Clarence Crowell,
Captain E. F. Taylor, j. Cal Ewing, DIR.
r. T; Carlton 4rso W John b. Laughlaqd, & R.
Theodore Gier, John c. Suhr, Ed Remil-
lard, w. A Kenney William Nat Friend
Sixth Ward-George Richardson John
Tierney, E. VOORHEES,, ]. Butler c. Sturrn.
D. W. Doody. F. Hammerly. Henry Evers
Jr.. E. Beaudry, E. Farrell, c. Quigley,
William lowers, Z. Graham. B. Litchen-
Peterson, II. Audifred, II. Osgood
Seventh Ward-George Mason, Henry A.
Schulze, Charles A. Cornell, J. II. Sum
ner, Charles Cowell, c. A. Thayer, Fred
Farnham. ]. x. Smallman. Hugh Hogan,
A. j. Reed, c. II. Smith, W. T. Doig, A.
B. Clark, ]. NJ. Camp, f. ]. Fernhoff
John Mole, A. A. Williamson, Edward
Olney, Horace Allen, Dr. j. NJ. Kane, w.
o. Bagley.
According to the call for the convention
the chairman of each delegation is en-
powered to fill any vacancies in the dele
cation from his ward and no proxies will
be allowed in the convention.