The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
REPUBLICANS
FINISH TICKET
Harmony Attends Conven-
tion Which Completes the
List of Party's Candidates
NOMINEES ARE RATIFIED
of the Selections
Endorsed by the ,Munici-
pal Leagues Committee
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,


1O16 Broadway, Feb. A.
The Republicans completed their mu-
nicipaI ticket tonight in perfect har-
mony at Germania Hall, after listening
to a report from the committee on con-
ference with the Municipal League
committee, which conference resulted
in an agreement on nearly all the can
didates. The Municipal League con-
vention organized at Dietz 'Opera-house
and adjourned until Tuesday night,
pending reports from its committees 8
conferences with other parties.
The Third, Sixth and Seventh Ward
delegations withdrew their opposition
to the meeting of the conference COM
mittees and sent their chairmen to the
session which was held this afternoon.
That the Republicans united solidly on
their ticket tonight was due to the
work of Frank K. Mott, the nominee
for Mayor, who brought about a settle
ment of all minor differences in the
convention.
The league did not take up the mat
ter of the conference with the Republi-
can committee. On the other hand. the
report from the Republican committee
to its convention, as presented by
George Samuels, was followed through
out in the making of nominations. All
the candidates upon which agreement
had been reached were named as nomi-
nees of the convention. This report, d
duplicate of which is in the Municipal
League committees hands. remains to
be acted upon when the league con-
vention reassembles.
The Republican ticket in full follows:
Mayor, Frank X. Mott; City Attorney.
A. P. Leach; City Engineer, F. c.
Turner; City Auditor, A. II. Breed;
City Treasurer, FELTON, Taylor.
CounciImen-At large, Harry I.
Burns, Edwin Meese, G. z. Aitken, rEu-
gene Thurston;t First Ward, Alexander
McAdam; Second Ward, A. III. Elliott:
Third Ward. George Fitzgerald; Fourth
Ward, e. C. Hahn; Fifth Ward, B. H.
Pendleton; Sixth Ward, w. ]. Baccus;
Seventh Ward, w. A. Donaldson.
School DiIectors-At large, c. H. Red
ington, DR.. J. B. Wood, F. M. Hatha-
way. Charles L. Ingler; First Ward,
Fred c. Cliff: Second Ward. DR.. A. H.
Pratt; Third Ward. Edward =. Gran
dali; Fourth Ward, NJ. c. Nunan; Fifth
Ward, John D. Isaacs; Sixth Ward, c.
D. Rogers; Seventh Ward, DR.. w. j.
Wilcox.
Library Trustees-Edward r. Elias
sen, William II. Gorrill, DR.. Harry p.
Carlton, Wallace Alexander, ]. H. Nor
row.
The City Central Committee was
named as follows: At large, Joseph
Coughlin, Clinton G. Dodge, F. NJ
Hathaway, Charles A. Klinkner, J. G.
Herr, II. S. Ainsworth; First Ward, W.,
T. Bradshaw; Second Ward, Alexander
Marx: Third Ward, Andrew Johnstone:
Fourth Ward, E. L. Planer; Fifth
Ward. F. w. Bilger; Sixth Ward, ]. j.
Connolly; Seventh Ward, Henry K.
Derby.
The only contest was on School Dr.
rector at large, Ginger receiving 167
votes as against DIR. Myra Knox's %.
The Republican nominees not yet
named by the League committee are:
A. P. Leach for City Attorney; E. c..
Hahn, Councilman, Fourth Ward: w.
A Donaldson, Councilman, Seventh
Ward; G.. E. Aitken, Councilman at
large; Charles L. Ingler, School Direc-
tor at large; E.. E. Crandall, School Di-
rector, Third Ward; M. C. Nunan,
School Director, Fourth Ward; DR.. w.
]. Wilcox, School Director, Seventh
Ward.
There was a brush between the two
forces in the convention over the nam
ing of the Central Committee at lar-e
but the majority held to it's selections
and retained control of the committee
The Municipal League Convention
elected Cary Howard chairman. The
following committee on conference was
named: J. d. Galloway, H. A. Powell
j. K. Moffitt, ]. G. White. c. H. Daily,
A. Chichester, J. E. Farnum and Chair
man Howard.