The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-26
Name Candidates
for the State
Legislature.
ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 25.-It is prob
able that the electoral ticket will be
/ made up as follows:
AT LARGE.
U. S. GRANT, San Diego.
w. S. WOOD, San Francisco.
First District = EDWARD NJ.
SWEENEY of Shasta
Second District-CHARLESM NJ. HAM
MOND of Lake
Third District-F. NJ. SMITH of Oak
land
Fourth District WILLIAM ].
DINGEE of San Francisco.
Fifth District - GEORGE H. PIPPY
of San Francisco.
Sixth District = M. B. HARRIS of
Fresno.
Seventh Dstrict-C. ]. WALKER of
Long Beach.
Eighth District - RICHARD MEL
ROSE of Orange.
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 25.-The First
Senatorial District Convention, repre-
senting the counties of Del Norte, Trim
ity, Humboldt and Tehama, met at the
st. George Hotel to-day J. T. Mat
lock of Tehama called the convention
to order. H. S. Cans of Tehama was
chosen chairman and John l.. Childs of
Del Norte secretary. On motion of
E. E. Stainner of Humboldt the follow
ing resolution was adopted by a unan-
fmouS vote:
Resolved, That il is the wish Of the Re
publicans of the First Senatorial District that
the Honorable George A. Knight be elected to
the United States Senate at the, coming meet
ing of the Legislature. and hereby instruct
our candidate for State Senator 10 vote for the
Honorable George A. Knight and to all
honorable means in his power to secure his
election. -7-tff
E. E Skinner and John McCleHand
of Humboldt County, Robert w. Coch-
ran of Trinity County, ]. T. Matlock of
Tehama and John L. Childs of Del
NOrte were appointed campaign COM
mitteemen for the district
J. T. Matlock of Tehama placed in
nomination for Senator of the First
Senatorial District, to succeed himself,
Thomas H. Sewage of Humboldt Coun-
| ty. E. E. Skinner of Humboldt sec
onded the nomination. A rising vote
was taken and Selvage was declared
the unanimous choice of the conven-
| ton.
H. s. Cans was nominated for AS
semblyman to represent the Fifth As
sembly District, comprising the coun-
ties of Tehama, Plumas and Sierra.
]. l.. Coyle of Hornbrook was NOM
mated for Assemblyman in the First
| Assembly District. comprising the
counties of Del Norte, Siskiyou and
Trinity.
The delegates representing the Thir-
! ty-first Senatorial District got together
bright and early this morning and
nominated Henry w Lynch of San
Luis Obispo for State Senator. Twenty
five delegates were present, represent
ing the counties of Monterey. San
Luis Obispo and San Benito and much
enthusiasm prevailed. Charles Rosen-
dale of Salinas was chosen chairman
and Carl Dorm of Salinas secretary.
Thomas Flint Jr. made the nominat-
ing speech after he had been unan-
imously elected an honorary member
of the convention. Flint was greeted
with round after round of cheers as
he arose to address the assembled
delegates. His speech was brief and
| to the point
DELEGATES CHEER FLINT.
I'VE want Henry W. Lynch for
State Senator from the Thirty first"
said Flint, ''and we are going to have
him. AS you all know, 1 have with
drawn from the fight and from now on
/ will do all L can to assure the cleo
ton of my honorable friend, Mr.
Lynch
! The delegates called for the nominee
and he responded with brief address.
Gentlemen said he, IT am a man of
action, not a man of words 1 feel
highly honored to-day and L want to
express my gratitude to you all.
promise to make a strong and a Wig
orous fight and feel confident that 1
can and will win the battle. | know
that will have the hearty support of
the delegates gathered here, so what
more can 1 wish for
Charles B. Greenwich was renomin-
ated for the Senate by the Thirty-third
District convention, Santa Barbara and
Ventura, held here to-day. Frank NJ
Whitney of Santa Barbara was elected
| chairman of the convention for the
district which includes Santa Barbara
and Ventura counties Following the
! nomination of Greenwich, a resolution
strongly approving the official acts of
United States Senator Bard and his
candidacy for his reelection to the Of
flee was adopted.
+ Charles M. Belshaw of Contra Costa
! was renominated this afternoon for the
State Senate by the Ninth District
convention. Marin County, with it's
eight delegates, stood solid to the last
for e. B. MartineIli of San Rafael and
offered eloquent protest against Bel
shaw's candidacy, but without result
When the district convention was
! called the Marin and Contra Costa
forces met and agreed, that NJ. r.
Jones of Martinez should be placed in
the chair and ]. H. Peterson of San
Rafael named as secretary. This
| agreement WAS CARRIED ni1t and 1irnn