The San Francisco call., 1901-10-02
REPUBLICAN LOCAL CONVENTION CONCLUDES
IT'S ARDUOUS LABORS AND ADJOURNS SINE DIE
Supervisors Named
and Other Places
Are Filled.
County ConnitteeSe-
lected and Delegates
Depart.

until Thursday night. The chairman
ruled the motion out of order, as such
a postponement would prevent the NOM
inees of the convention qualifying.
The roll call then proceeded and
each district was called the chairman
of the delegation read a list of candi-
dates and the number of votes cast by
the delegates.
The following nominations were made:
John F. Ahearn, George Alpers Adam Andrew,
Percy Beamish, Fred N. Bent, Charles Boxton,
Frederick Frankenthal. w H. George, Alfred
James NJ. wilkins and Horace Wilson
Adam Beck, Henry Joost and John S.
Elliott were placed in nomination, but did
not receive enough votes to be placed on
The slate candidates for Supervisor re-
celved an average of 2SS 2-3 votes each.
George R. Sanderson received the high
est, 2eS votes. Joost received 16, Beck As
and Elliott 5.
The following communication was re-
ceived by the convention and placed on
file:
The Republican Municipal Convention-Gen-
tlemen: The Richmond District Improvement
Association respectfully requests your body to
add plank to your platform specifically pledg
ing your nominees to the construction and
operation by the municipality of the Geary-
street & II RailWay with such connections con as as viii
parts of the city upon the expiration of the
present franchise, next April-seven months
hence. CHARLES H. HUBBS,
E. P. E. TROY. Secretary. President.
New County Committee.
The following were named as county
committeeman from the various Assem-
bly, districts:
Twenty District-James H. DAILY,
Thomas Bryant. James Lennon and Martin
Kelly.
Twenty-ninth-J T. Collins. E. Lutgens, Leon
Samuels. Joseph Horn.
Thirtieth-L. A. Devote. D. j. Crane. B. Cox.
j. Roach.
ty-frst-John Collins, Patrick Prender-
CAST, st, James F. Lawler Frank Dougherty
John w. .Ahearn, Jack symon.
Thirty -thrd-George Pennington, B. P. La
grave. James Boyle, Felix Dugan.
Thirty .fourth-R. L. Hathon. P. F. Mertes.
NJ B. " Taylor. G. Mcclellan.
Thirty-sixth-J. Tuite, William Gleason. w.
H. OConnor. T. Woods
;, Thirty eyenth,John R; McGuffick John
Newford, T. V. Maxwell, Henry Trevor.
Thirty y-eighth-Lewis Haake, George Sharp.
Goldman, B. A. Lennon.
Thirty -ninth-Myer Jacobs, W. w. Hall, G.
B: Keane. H: w. Fraser.
william Wilkinson. Jesse E. Marks.
Forty -hrst-R. E. Campbell, A. G. Towne, W.
G. Hartman, o. c. Pratt.
Forty y-second-Thomas D. Riordan, Dave A.
Mccarthy, John 7. Skinner. William H. Gal
Forty -third-willam Lyons, M. J. Flynn,
William Blakely. R. F. Quarg.
Forty fourth-E. NJ. Buckley Alexander Bar
B Mieg lanes Sara
Robertson. j. ]. Greene.
There was quite dispute in the Thirty
eighth District about the selection of
county committeeman. The wrangle be-
came so great that the chairman had
hard work keeping order. Martin Kelly,
to end the dispute, moved that the list
of county committeeman sent in by the
chairman of the Twenty-eighth be ac-
cepted. Despite Delegate Curries demand
for roll call the motion was put and
carried
A vote of thanks was extended to Chair
man Riordan and the secretaries.
The chairman was empowered to ap-
point a committee of twenty-five on puri-
ty of election, and the county committee
was empowered to fill all vacancies on
the ticket caused by resignation or death.