The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
DALT TON IS NAMED.
BY DEMOCRATS.
Bourbons Of Alameda Make
Up Ticket by Drawing
on the Opposing Party
SEARLES Is ANGRY

SEARLES rs ANGRY
OAKLAND. Sept. 15.-By drawing
from Republican sources the Demo
cratic party today in its county con-
vention worked together a ticket which
was Democratic so far as 1T could be
In view of the paucity or members of
the party of Jefferson in Alameda
county For years the minority party
has met in its conventions and has
held to its distinctive political title
But SO Tar as the election returns have
shown for a dozen years, the name is
ABOUT all the Democratic party in Ala
media County could exhibit as evidence
that 1T was in existence.
Today's convention in that regard
was no different from not few of
its predecessors. For this reason Re-
pubilcans and Democrats alike were
joined on the county ticket. A few of
the dyed-in -the-wool patriots opposed
the naming of Republicans
Niles Searls, former Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of California. was
among those who voiced his objections.
He walked out of the convention. Clyde
Abbott leader of the Berkeley delega-
ton, also took exception to the absence
OF Democratic candidates, but the dele
opposition by their votes.
With the exception of Senatorial
nominee in the Fourteenth District and
ASsemBlymen in the Forty sixth, For
ty-seventh and Fiftieth districts and
constable or two.i a complete ticket was
named 1t follows
Superior Judges-Long term, j. J.
Scripner Brewton A. Hayne. short
term, w. H. O'Brien, E. j. Holman;
Sheriff, Frank Barnet: Assessor, H. p.
Dalton; County Clerk, John p. Cook:
recorder, A. K. Grim; superintendent
or Schools, T. o. Crawford: District At
torney, Hiram A. Luttreil; Treasurer,
M. ]. Kelly; Tax Collector, John Dono-
van; Public Administrators. George
Gray; Surveyor. p. A. Haviland; Coro-
ner, Dr. William Tappan Lum; Auditor,
George Pierce.
Supervisors--Second District Charles
w. Heyer; Third District, J. NJ Kelley;
enatorsEFourteenth District, no NOM
ination; Sixteenth District, j. C. Bull.
lock; Assemblymen-For 4sixth Dis
trict, no nomination.; Forty y-seventh
District, no nomination.: Forty eighth
District, William L. Pierce; Forty-ninth
DISTRICT Daniel Green; Ffftietfi District,
no nomination; Fifty first District,
George A Taylor; Fifty second District.
vanclief Wehe.
murray ownship-Justice, w. H.
wright; Constable, George S. Fftzaer
ald,e Washington Township--Justice.
1homas u Power; Constable, Fay Chad
bourne. Pleasanton Township-Justice.
7. =. Quinn Elden Township-Justice,
Charles Prowse; Constables, J. M Oltm
pia, j. c. Simon. Brooklyn township
Justice. William r. Geary; Constables.
Ben James. Thomas Carroll. Oakland
city--Justices, Mortimer Smith. George
Samuels; Oakland Township--Justice
James @. Quinn; Constabies Morris FL
Lane. II. 7. Hampstead; Alameda city
Justice, sf s. Gone. Alameda Township
- ustice, Charles P. Drolla; Constable.
w n Stanieis. Berkeley city7-Justice,
Robert Edgar.
The new county committee is as fol-
lows:
Forty-sixth Dfstrict--Thomas Tier
ney, Claus Reimers, A L. Henry. 4 A.
Gallett. j. E. .Geary: Forty seventh Dis
trictTT- e. Stoddard. A. B. Tarpey, E.
f. Roberts. w. &C. Scully, John O'Brien;
rorty-eighth District-John M Eng
lish. w. b. White, Alexander Hirsch-
berg, Martin Ryan. NJ. ]. 0'Gara; For
ty-ninth District. j Mcdonald. Seth
Mann. s. Bachrach, Edward Muldoon.
w. c. Fletcher; Fiftieth District-A.
Borland, ]. Cohen D. Cronin, III. A. Fitz-
patrick, A. It. McDonough: Fifty-first
District-H e. Harwood, j. III. Reilly.
A. Kretz, Glenn P. Kirk, ]. II. Bailey:
fifty-second District--Clyde z. Abbott,
II. B. Bell, Charles f. Fraser, William
A. Powell, John H Creegan.
j. j. Mcdonald was chairman and 6
Bachrach secretary. Mcdonald brought
cheers for Bryan in his opening speech
and appointed the committees as fol-
lows
Credentials-Hiram A. LuttreIl chair
man; c. Cummins. A. B. Tarpey, w. B.
Reinhart, A. t. McDonough, M j. Ker-
win, c. L. Lindner.
Organization and order of business
A. Hirshberg. chairman; John Sweeney,
II. e. Harwood, T. C. Stoddard, N B.
Greenfielder, P. O'Kane and DR.. j. w.
Stitt.
Platform and resolutions-Seth Mann.
chairman; r. b. Bell. Henry May, c. p.
Drolla, w. B. White. NJ. A. McGinnis, l.
Cohen.
After recess the platform was adopt-
ed, indorsing Bryan. the State Demo-
cratic ticket as a whole and specifically
Theodore Bell for Governor H. w.
Brunk for Congress. Third, District. J.
c. Downey, Board of Equalization. Sec
ond District, and John CARRIER, Judge, of
the Appellate Court. First District.
Nominations followed John L. Da-.
vie got six votes against Frank Bar
nets 12S for Sheriff Henry Dalton
"oii Wv Ch Ch1ilcS Il IdSSEs d JeIn0-
crat. by 131 to 43. Hiram Luttrell was
named fer District Attorney against
Everett Brown. the vote being l22 to
SO. P. A. Haviland was named for
County Surveyor over. C. Fl. Spinks by
a vote of lie to So DR.. r Tappan
Lum defeated Dr. c. L. Tisdale for
Coroner 139 to 26. There were no
other contests. The convention ad-
journed after adopting resolution that
all legislative nominees should be
Democrats.