The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

AS soon as quiet was, restored Charles A
Sweigert seconded the nomination, end
ing his speech as follows:
That gentleman whose is brighten
than Welsbach light. will be our next Mayor
Cheers were given again for Tobin
when the secretary announced the ballot.
A committee was sent out to find the
nominee.
The report of the chairman of the com,
mittee on Supervisors was called for, and
A. G. Mcguire read the following names:
Dr. A A. D'Ancona. H. U. Brandenstein.
D%ger' fSRR c1R0 W. T. Mccarthy. j. P Booth, v. 3
Book, James Butler, John Landers Henry
Payot, Morris V. samuels Knox Maddox,
Luther Wagner and H. F. Stafford
At the suggestion of the chairman a
motion was made that the secretary be
instructed to cast the ballot for the gen.
tlemen reported favorably by the com
mittee, so they were officially declared
the Democratic nominees for Supervisors.
Wise Selected for Auditor.
John H. Wise was placed in nomination
for Auditor by Delegate Pringle and
chosen by acclamation. He was intro
duced to the convention as one of the
tried and true old warhorses of the party.
He said the nomination came as a sur
prise.
A G. Mcguire nominated Franklin K.
brief speech. No other name was men
toned and Lane was nominated by ac-
clamation.
Dr.. Thomas B. W. Leland was nomin-
! He had no opponent. He was also nom
mated to fill the uneXpired term.
George Dahlbender, delegate from the
ination for County Clerk BY w A Kelly
Of the Thirty-fifth District. His nomina-
ton came as surprise to the convention.
| Dahlbender when called to the platform
said it was his first appearance before
| convention.
the only Democrat ever elected to the
Assembly from the Thrty-ninth District" :"
was nominated for Sheriff by J. Early
Craig of the Thirty-fifth District and
chosen by acclamation
Mayoralty Nominee Not Present.
At 9:25 the convention had completed
office.
While the committee was out seeking
the nominee for Mayor the final motions
appointing the purity and vacancy COM
mittee were passed. The crowd in the
gallery. which had been awaiting the re
turn of Bartlett and Sweigert with the
nominee, saw them return, whisper to the
| chairman and then take their seats 1t
was evident that Tobin could not be
found, and it scarcely needed the speech
| of Bartlett to apprise the convention OF
the fact He spoke as follows:
1t is with great regret that 1 announce that
We have , been unable to find our candidate for
take great pleasure in meeting with you at
the time that the ticket Is ratihed and eX-
! pressing to you then his unqualified support
| of the ticket and platform which stand
in the campaign that are about to wage.
New County Committee.
The following county committeeman
were selected by the various district dele
| cations:
! Twenty-eighth District-J. J. Greely, John
Ryan, M. J. Brown. George McElroy.
| Twenty -ninth-Joseph 4unkett. James Cor
corsn, Thomas Horan, Joseph Flanagan.
Thirtieth-J. M. ID. DaVitt, Hamilton H
Plant, James w. Farrell. George J. McLaugh-
| lin.
Thirty first. F. Renault, T. w. Hickey
| Edward Twoomey, James H. Kennedy
Thirty y-second-Thomas F. Gavin, Daniel
| Twoomy, Thomas Floyd, James Mooney.
| Thirty third. ]. Donovan. c. J. Ward