The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-02
FILE TICKETS
FOR PRIMARY
Egan Faction of Union Labor
Party Adopts a Complete
List in Every District

Henry r. Oxnard. one of the leading
candidates for United States Senator
to succeed Thomas r. Bard, was in
San Francisco yesterday and con-
ferred with quite a number of lead
ing Republicans. He says that he is
receiving many assurances of support
and is quite we'll satisfied with the sit
nation in the south He will be in the
fight until the Legislature elects Sen
ator.
Last night representatives of every
Republican faction of the Forty-first
District assembled in a hall at the
corner of Hyde and Hilbert streets and
indorsed the selection of delegates for
the State Convention TO be held in
Santa Cruz late in the month and the
legislative and judicial convention that
meets in this city. For the first time
in many years only one ticket of Re
publican delegates will be voted for at
the primary election, the following
named having been selected:
Delegates to the State Convention: W ].
Henry c. Dibble. c. B. Sloan Frederick Bird
sail. Henry =. Faure.
diciaI Convention: John c. Currier. Louis S.
Beedy Edward ]. Fringle, Horace ]. Perazzi,
William Barton, Charles L. Barsotti' Charles
Woodley B. smith. M Josephson Isaac F.
Kydd. George H. Walker, c. W. Goodale,
M. ID.
At last nights meeting, which was
called by the Forty first District Re
publican Club, Colonel j. c. Currier
presided in the absence of President
L. S. Beedy. A. K. Daggett was called
upon to read the report of the COM
mittee appointed recently by the Re
publicans of the district to select dele
gates to the convention. The report
suggested the appointment of the fore
going ticket and 1t was unanimously
adopted.
At the conclusion of the business of
the meeting Colonel George Stone,
chairman of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee, Henry G. Dlbble and
E. ]. Pringle addressed the gathering.
All dwelt upon tire fact that the Re-
publicans of the district were to be
congratulated on the fact that at last
harmony prevailed.
Judging from the conversation of
the assembled Republicans Maxwell
McNutt is in the lead in the fight to
represent the district in the Assembly
and j. H Nelson is advancing the
strongest claim for the right to the
Republican nomination for Senator
from the Twenty-fifth Senatorial Dis
trict, of which the Forty-first Assembly
District is a portion.
Yesterday the Egan faction of the
Union Labor party filed complete
ticket of delegates for each Assembly
district of the city with the Registrar.
Late last night the Republicans had
not completed their delegate tickets,
but all the filings will be made to-day.
There will be Republican contests in
the Twenty ninth, Thirty-second, Thir-
ty-third, Thirty-fifth, Thirty-sixth and
Thirty-ninth Assembly districts.
1t is the talk in political camps that
the Democrats will fight in every As
sembly district. Gavin McNab will
direct the forces of the regular organi-
cation or County Committee Demo-
Gratis. James H. O'Brien will conduct
the fight on behalf of the Democratic
League.
The primary election will take place
one week from to-day and the indica-
tons are that the Republicans will cast
a large vote.