The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-24
REPUBLICANS NOMI n EE S
FOR AUDITOR, TAX COL
LECTOR AND TREASURER.

county committee OF said city and county,
shall be elected TO serve for two years from
and after the date Of appointment and shall
be selected as follows: Four members from
convention. and the names so selected with
their residences. shall be presented in writing
by the chairman Of each district delegation
TO Secretary McClelland.
The chairman Of this convention in addition
to the members Of the committee named by
the district delegations shall appoint within
three days after the final adjournment Of this
convention eighteen Republican electors TO
serve and act as members Of said governing
committee This new governing body Of the
Republican party Of San Francisco shall be
successor to the existing committee and shall
be known the governing committee of the
Republican party of the city and county of
FSleventh-The chairman, John s Partridge.
and secretary, Clifford McClelland, shall make
and certify correct copy Of the proceedings
of this convention and furnish the same to
the chairman Of the Republican county COM
Tweifth-The chairman of this convention
shall appoint a committee of five to act as the
committee required by the purity Of elections
law.
serve as a campaign committee for the can
didates
Fourteenth-The order of business shall be
l. Report. of committee on platform and
3. Nominations Of candidates for public Of
fees to be voted for at the municipal election
10 be held in this city and county on Novem-
Der g.. 1903. in the following order:
? Auditor.
B. Sheriff.
4. Tax Collector.
3. Treasurer.
O. County Clerk.
Z. Public Administrator.
s. Recorder.
.. Assessor.
10 City Attorney
II. District Attorney.
is. Two Judges Of Police Court.
II Eighteen Supervisors.
misunderstanding of members to Repub-
lican county committee by Assembly District
sixteenth-Roberts' Manual shall be the
guide all parliamentary questions that shall
arise in this convention.
Seventeenth-The committee further recon-
mends the adoption OF the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved. That the chairman OF this conven-
ton appoint a committee of five Republican
electors, who are empowered and delegated
list OF nominees of this convention by reason
Of death. inability to serve or from any other
cause, and when such vacancies shall have
been filled the same shall be certified and filed
required by law.
Respectfully submitted.
MILTON H ESBERG, Chairman
William S. Wood submitted the report
Of the committee on platform. Through
out the reading of il by the secretary
the delegates interrupted with applause.
The mention of Theodore ROOSEVELT
name was the signal for cheering. Gov
ernor Pardee was also accorded a cheer
when the section of the platform com
mending his administration was read.
The platform was adopted with hearty
applause.
CROKER rs NOMINATED.
Nominations for Mayor were then de-
clared in order by Chairman Partridge.
The delegates sat back in their chairs
in an expectant mood. and when Albert
e Castle took the platform to nominate
Henry J. Croker as the Republican
standard bearer in the coming municipal
election the enthusiasm began. Mr. Cas-
ties speech was short. He spoke forcibly
and with great earnestness. The men
ton of Crocker's name. was the signal
for cheering and the enthusiasm kept I'D
for some time Mr.. Castle spoke as fol-
lows: