The San Francisco call., 1904-07-29
DISTRICTS
NOMINATE
DELEGATES
Host of Republican
Candidates for
Assembly.
Concessions for Sake
of Harmony Are
Granted.

James 3. Smith presided at q meet
/ ing of Forty-fourth District Republi-
cans at No Is Geary street. The fol-
/ lowing delegates to the State Conven-
/ ton at Santa Cruz were proposed: Err
nest Adams, b. Haskell, "A. GrassO-
! Jacob Shaen, j. G. Helmans A G Tay-
| lor, Charles A. DumOnt and Charles
/ Mitchell Delegates for the local con-
ventiOn were recommended as follows:
w. n. Jackson, Mel VOgel, James b
! Smith, NJ. w. Brady. L. 5. Strauss,
| Theodore Lunstedt, r. Ryan, T. H.
Lindsay, August Johnson, NJ. Raggett,
| j. W. BOyce, J. ]. Sweeney, A. E. Hall
berg, William Blakley and Thomas J.
/ Quigley.
/ The FOrty-third Assembly District
| conference was held at the Office Of j.
/ d. Brown. The committee elected j. ID.
| Brown chairman, ]. B. Reilley sec
Iretary, Charles Kaufman vice chair
man and A A Sanderson treas
/ urer. The political affairs Of the dis
/ trict were fully discussed. 1t was COM
mon gossip last night that the Forty
I third and FOrty-fOurth had agreed on
/ Phil Haskins for. State Senator, Twen-
| ty-fOurth Senatorial District Colonel
/ Charles SOnntag, I. H Lindsay and
l NJ. w. Brady were on the list OF as
pirants. The stating Of Haskins is a
| concession to the wishes Of Thomas D.
/ Riordan, chairman of the County Com
mittee.
There will be surprises in the Forty
/ third when it becomes known that
/ Marc Anthony is slated for Assembly
man to represents that district. II is
said that friends Of George Walton and
I Billy Gallagher viii not utter joyful
: shouts.
SENATORIAL. FIGHT GROWS.
/ The Twenty eighth and Twenty-ninth
/ Assembly districts comprise the Sew
| enteenth Senatorial District and there
is quite contest on for State Senator.
Leon Samhels, backed by Phil Grim
/ Minis, and Sam BTaunhart are fighting
\ the regular Republican organization.
The Twenty ninth District committee
met at 16 Geary street last night.
/ George AIpers was chosen president,
John Kingston secretary and Z. 5. Ha-
vens treasurer. Later on delegates Will
be proposed for The State and local con-
ventjons. The district has plenty OF
available material for State Senator.
Among the acceptable 'aspirants are
Frank MarkeyA John L Barr. John
F. Kingston, Barry COnlan and Henry
Peterson. For Assemblyman, Twenty
ninth district, John Cullan ia men
toned. Jack Mcnamara attended the
conference at No. Is Geary street last
evening
The Republicans of the Forty-first
Assembly District met ass club last
l
near Filbert. 1t was decided that the
president of the Republican club, L. 5.
Beedy, should appoint q committee Of
seven to select list Of the delegates
20 the local and State conventions, TO
be voted on By the organization next
Monday night. General George Stone
chairman of the State Central Commit
tee; Sheldon Kellogg and Nathan COgh-
Ian addressed the meeting. The club
will meet at 8 o'clock Monday night at
Belvedere Hall, Filbert and Hyde
streets.
Maxwell McNutt is slated for Assem-
blyman on the Republican ticket of this
district. 1t was gossip in the political
camps last night that the solid men Of
the FOrty-frst had agreed to accept j.
H. Nelson's candidacy for the State
Senate. Reports were to Ihe effect that
harmony was secured late yestesday
afternoon.
The Thirty-eighth Assembly District
Republican Committee met last night
and elected officers as follows: NJ. Cert.
chairman; Charles G. Morris, secretary:
DR.. Henry Abraham, vice chairman.
and DIR. j. /. Stephen. treasurer.
A large number of names as prospec-
tive candidates for delegates TO the
coming conventions were submitted for
consideration 1t was determined to
call a mass-meeting of the district for
the purpose of considering and ratify-
ing the subsequent report of the dis
trict committee.
ORGANIZERS MEET.
The Thirty-seventh District Commit
tee met last night at the residence Of
c. B. Perkins. Organization was ef-
fected by the election Of r. NJ. Dennis
chairman, S. Bloom secretary. J. ".
Rogers vice chairman and G. p Psr-
kins treasurer. In due time delegates
VIII De proposed 1t is common talk in
the district that the nomination for the
Assembly will be given to Fred Jones.
There is 4 fight on in the Republican
camp of the Thirty-fourth District for
Assemblyman. f. M. Ritter, lawyer.
and Fred Severance. merchant. are the
leading aSpirants- Severance is said TO
have a shade the better of the eontro-
versy.
In the Thirtieth District Francis Nc
Namara as a candidate for the Assem-
bly, is making some headway.
The leading Republican aspirants to
represent the Thirty-fifth District in
the Assembly are r. A. Hathorn and z.
F. Treadwell.
There is a lively fight in the Thirty
sixth District Fred Eggers crowd
wants John w Muller for the Assembly
land the regulars prefer c. H. j. Tru-
man.
A meeting of the United Republican
Club of the district was held last even
ing at Fourteenth and Mission streets.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Henry N.
Beatty; first vice president, John Ton
ningsen; second vice president. Walter
van Loon; third vice president, w. II.
WoOdall; secretary. James Halsey:
treasurer, Arthur Quinn: sergeant at
arms James Harmon.
Speeches were made by Supervisor
Fred Eggers. Senator Frank w. Bur-
nett. Henry N. Beatty and others ad-
vCcating the election of Roosevelt and
Fairbanks. The meeting adjourned
until Monday evening. August 1. at
Harmony Hall. corner Of Erie and Mis-
sion streets.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT
There is a bunch of aspirants for
State Senatorial honors in the Nine
teenth District. Early in the cam
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