The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21
Convention Shows That Most
of Work Had Been Done
in Advance by Committees
That Respected the Slate
CONGRESSMAN AND
JUDGES ARE NAMED
Livernash Is Endorsed for
observation-disclosures
and Republicans Are
Chosen for the Bench

Congress. Fourth District-Edward
j. LiVernaSh.
Superior Judces-Frank j. Muras-
Ky. Charles I. Conlan. James l. Gal
lsEher. D. w BUrchard-
state senator. Seventeenth District;
Prank a. Markey-
Twcnry-eighJh District - William
Mindhan.
T.Tenty-ninth District-John A
Cullsn-
Thir1y-hrst District-CharIes A
siskr0n.
ThirIy-seoond District-John J.
Hennessey.
Thir1y-seventh District-Jeremiah
Dillon
Forty-frst District-Peter Crowley
Delegates 70 the Union Labor party
convention q san Francisco net al
Pioneer Hall last night and proceeded
70 The nomination Of the above ticket
Chairman J. X CopUs at 2 o'clock
called The convention 70 order. Dele
gaze BowIe- asked permission 10 retire
from -Le position Of secretary OF the
convention. His resignation was ac-
CepteE James &c Succa announced
that since the previous session q the
convention Joseph Aiumore had died
~. Dc Succs Dsi6 z tribute 10 the
worth and character Of IT. MiIm0re.
ana moved -har when the convention
adjourn i- he ln respect 70 The memory
C deceased. The motion prevailed by q
rising vote. The funeral VIII take place
today from -he undertaking psriors OF
craig & Cochran. Golden Gate avenue
All The delegates were invited 70 at
tend
The chairman called for q report
from A. RCDc0vieri. Thomas Eagan,
Joseuh BeIlis D. Conley and u. Bollo.
& committee appointed a. z previous
session of the convention 10 recommend
nominees for Judges Of the Superior
Court The report which Vas imue-
Clsrely presented set forth that The
committee met IL the City Han and
deemed 70 proper 10 recommend two
Democrats and two Republicans. ana
accordingly The following recoDEenda-
rlC-s we're submitted
SUPERIOR JUDGES
Democrats-Frauk J. Murasky and
Charles T ConLsr-
Republicsns-Jsues L. Gallagher and
Z " Burchsrd-
The report = The committee was
adopted with q rush Cries came from
the EsLe-r. = hsrs the matter with
Walter GsIlsEher-- but the chairman
paid 10 heed % the outside tumult- In
due form the secretary was directed u
cast The ballot for the names recon-
rneu6e5-
The chair declared z recess q thirty
minutes ia order % afford opportunity
for holding The Fourth Congressional
District convention.
When The delegates we're called 10 or
cer after the recess the nomination OF
Edward J. LiVe-uash for Congress
Fourth District. was reported and sp-
proved
The chair requested Senatorial and
Assembly district conventions 10 report
their nominations Nominees for the
Assembly ss follow were reported
Twenty Ehrh District. William Mind
han Twenty ninth District. John A
Cu-Isr- Thir-v-t5-st District Charles a
SsE-7-- TlirtE-second District. John
j. Ee-uesseE- Thirty-seTenth District.
jeremiah Dillon, Forty-frst District
Peter Crowley.
o-her Assembly district delegations
were given further time 10 nominate
The seventeenth Senatorial District
convention. consisting q delegates from
the Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth
Assembly districts. reported the nom
insticn II Frank A. Msrkey. No other
Senatorial nominations were made last
2 Eh-. but it was common gossip that
the Nineteenth District would nom
mate p J. WEIGH. the Twenty-third
George p. kesne and the Twenty fifth
John H Nelson
HENNES>E0-S CASE
on motion of Thomas Eagan all the
nominations were approved with the
exception = that ~ John J. Hennessey.
Thirty-second Assembly District. There
is sn inference that Eennessey was not