The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-27
LEGISLATIVE AND JUDICIAL
CANDIDATES ARE NOMINATED
BY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

fact that at the election six years ago he
polled the largest vote on either ticket
The Republican party for the fourth consecu-
tive time places on the bench and will keep
there the Hon. James NJ. Trout
CONFUSION PREVAILS.
Judge Troutt's nomination was sec
onded by r. A. Hathorn. A motion that
the nominations close prevailed, but a
motion that the secretary cast the bal
lot met with a howl from the Thirty
fifth and Thirty-siXth districts. These
districts demanded that the roll be
called, but their demand met with a
resistance the chairman could not ig-
more. Amid much confusion he put a
motion made and seconded that the
secretary cast the ballot and it car
ried with a whoop. The delegates of
the protesting districts were so taken
by surprise that they overlooked the
call for noes" on the motion and it ap-
parently went through unanimously
Following the nomination of the can
didates for the office of Superior Judge
came the confirmation of the nomina-
tions made by each Senatorial district
convention. This business was trans
acted quickly, the various dis
tricts reporting their nominations in
numerical order. The Senatorial nomi-
nations are as follows:
Seventeenth District Frederick A Marley
Nineteenth District, Richard j. WEIGH: Tween
ty-frst District z. l. Wolfe; Twenty third
District George B. Keane; Twenty-fourth Dis
trict. Philip j. Haskins Ito I'LL the office made
vacant by the death of Senator George Will
liams), and Twenty -ffth District, John H.
Nelson.
Following the Endorsement of the
Senatorial nominations came the in
dorsement of the nominations for AS
semblymen made by the Assembly
district conventions. They are as fol-
lows:
Twenty eighth District, William Mndhan;
Twenty ninth District John A. Cullen; Thr-
tieth District Francis Mcnamara Thirty
first District. jeremiah Lucey: Thirty second
trict Frederick ]. Meinke; Thirty fourth Dis
trict Fred B. Severance; Thirty fifth District,
+. F. Treadwell Thirty sixth District Eu
gene r. Pfaefhe; Thirty seventh District, Fred
C Jones; Thirty eighth District Samuel Beck
EFT: Thirty ninth District Thomas F. Atkin-
son; F9rtieth District Gus Hartman; Forty
first District; Nathan c. Coghlan; Forty Sec
ond District. George A. MCGOWAN; Forty third
District. Marc Anthony; Forty fourth District
Mel Vogel, and Forty fifth District, Louis
Stroll.
DAILY MAKES PROTEST..
The Endorsement of the candidates
for the Assembly was followed by the
appointment Of committee of five to
fill vacancies that may be caused by
death or otherwise. The following
named were appointed:
Peter J. Kelly Of the Twenty-eiRhth Max
Goldberg of the Thirty eighth Henry N
Beatty Of the Thirty sixth. F. e. Wallace of
the Thrtieth and Horace Perazzi of the Forty
first
The purity committee appointed by
the convention is composed of the fol-
lowing:
r. W Dennis of the Thrty-seventh T. s.
Partridge of the Thirty fifth Jesse d Hanna
of the Forty-second, Charles H Sommerlad of
the Forty-fifth and Z. s. Strauss of the Forty
fourth.
Upon the naming of the committees
the convention adjourned Following
the adjournment John j. Daily of the
Mission went forward to the chair and
amid much excitement sarcastically
thanked the chairman. George A. Nc
Gowan, for suppressing the right to a
roll call on the voting for the Judges.
Mr.. DAILY said that it was the first CON
vention he had ever attended in which
for roll call.
His protest passed unheeded and the
delegates filed out of the hall.