The San Francisco call., 1905-02-07

OAKLAND, Feb. 6.-Two more
municipal conventions completed
their tickets tonight, the Democratic
and Union Labor parties, leaving only
the Municipal League to finish its
work tomorrow night. The Demo-
Gratis named practically the entire Re-
publican ticket, while the Bair forces
and the friends of George Z. Ran
dolph got together in the Union Labor
convention, Bair getting the nOmina-
ton for Auditor and Randolph that
for Mayor.
The Democratic convention was al
most pathetic in its fewness of dele
gates. there being hardly twenty-five
present When w. B. White, chair
man of the Democratic City Central
Committee called the convention to
order he spent much of his time try
ing 10 get the delegates down front
where they would not be so lonely.
The usual procedure was gone
through, 7. c. Coogan being elected
chairman and II. A. Luttrel secretary.
Committees were appointed as fol-
lows:
Credentials-M H. Fitzpatrick L Cohen. j.
i. Mullen, :. Bacharach, p. z. Dalton. Thomas
White and Dr. B. T. Stetson.
order Of business-A. F. Porter, Neal CAL
lsgher A T McDonough J. HennebeTTy, l.
Chapman d. J. Murphy and NJ A McInnis.
Plstform-W. Harrington. A BorlaDd. J. J.
Mcdonald. Seth Mann Alex HirSchDerg- Ed
ward Muldoon, NJ. J. Laymance-
After routine reports of the COM
mittees had been accepted nominal
tions for Mayor were called for. War
ren Olney Jr. placed in nomination
+. X Mott, causing applause from the
meager audience. The nomination
was seconded by Seth Mann and w.
B. White.
MOTT INDORSED FOR MAYOR
One delegate mentioned the name
of John L. Davie, but he was the only
one who did. and Chairman Coogan
declared Mott the party nominee. The
rest Of the ticket went through with
out hitch the Democrats placing
practically only two nominees on the
ticket from their own party. with
whom they expect TO make a fight, J.
Z. McElroy for City Attorney and D.
Z. Boruee who will fight FELTON, Tay-
lor for Treasurer. The ticket is as
follows:
Mayor. F. K. Mott; City Attorney. J. E Nc
Elroy; City Engineer. F. c. Turner; Treasurer.
y. +. Bortree: Auditor. A H. Breed; Council
Uen-st-large A X. Monson George Z. Aiken
Edwin Meese. r. Thurston: councilmen-Flrs
Ward Alec McAdaIa: Second Ward A H
Elliott; Third Ward. George Fitzgerald Fourt 4
Ward. Richard Bahls: fifth Ward. b. H.
Pendleton; Sixth Ward, ". J. Baccus; Seventh
Ward. J. Z. Wallace
school Directors: At large-Dr Myra Knox
Lowell j. HARDY. p. NJ. Hathaway and G. II.
Eeddingtons First Ward Fred c. cliff: Second
Ward. Dr. A. II. Pratt: Third Ward, F. z.
Crandall; Fourth Ward, Warren Olney Jr.
Fifth Ward. J. d Isaacs; Sixth Ward, c. D.
Rogers; Seventh Ward. DR.. W J. Wilcox
Library Trustees-E. r. EIiascn, w H Cor
rill. H. p Carlton, ". Alexander. J. II. Nor
city Central Committee: First ward-H. F..
Poirier. NJ. II Fitzgerald: Second Ward-L
Cohen. ID. J. Ryan; Third Ward-LJ. C. BuIloch
j. j. Mcdonald; Fourth WARDS Bacharaeh.
". B. White. Fifth Ward-J. II. English. A.
Hirschberg; Sixth Mard-Edward Muldoon. H.
Luttreil; Seventh W rd-A. Kretz. c. p. Kirk.
UNION LABOR CONVENTION.
The Union Labor party municipal
convention was called to order at Ger
mania Hall by F. H Dahnke who
was elected chairman of the conven-
ton. Martin Rogers was elected sec
retary. Upon the presentation of the
report of the committee on credentials
II was found that 1872 delegates had
presented their certificates of election.
Upon organization Of the convention
the following committees were ap-
pointed:
Committee on platform and resolutions-J
r Kerns D. A Sinclair, J. Raymond J. ].
Victory, NJ Rogers. 7. J. Hopkins and p. W.
Wuthe-
Committee on organization-J. B. ReboH r.
NJ Hamb. L. Hyde. Richard o'Connor. B. B.
Booth, C Lochren and Al Cordan-
Committee on credentisls-J cavanaugh D.
p Sullivan, T. c. Deviliiers NJ. P. McGiIl,
G. H. Won werder. Frank Higuera and ". e,
Adams.
The combination of the Bair and
Randolph factions settled the question
of a contest and the following ticket
was nominated without opposition:
Mayor George E. Randolph; City Attorney,
J. E. McElroy: City Engineer. Charles c.
suafford: Auditor Ed L. Bafr: Treasurer,
Murray Laidlaw: councilmen at large, George
r Aiken. NJ J. Manning, Joseph Raymond
and Edwin Meese; School Directors at large.
G. II. Reddlngton, Dr. Myra Knox. DR.. J. B.
Wood and Reuben Wand.
Councilmen-First Ward, Captain 2. j
Hath: Second Ward VIII be nominated Wed
nesdav evening in caucus: Third Ward. George
FITZGERALD; Fourth Ward John F. league
, ~sfth Ward. viii be nominated "Wednesday