The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
Democratic Club
Names These Men
For Supervisors


supervisors:
James p. Booth, incumbent, also
indorsed by regular organization.
John f. Brannan, new man,
also indorsed by regular organi-
zation.
George A. Connolly, incumbent,
also indorsed by regular organi-
zation.
J. Emmett Hayden, new man.
also indorsed by regular organi-
zation.
Oscar Hooks, incumbent, also
indorsed by regular organization.
Thomas Jennings, incumbent,
also indorsed by regular organi-
zation.
James A. Johnston, incumbent
also indorsed by regular organi-
zation.
Daniel c. Murphy, incumbent,
also indorsed by regular organi-
zation.
Henry PayOt, Incumbent, also
indorsed by regular organization.
w. w. SandersOn, incumbent,
also indorsed by regular organi-
zation.
Edgar AppersOn, linotype oper-
ator, union man, enjoys reputa-
ton of an honest man; active in
politics and especially so since
organization of the anti-McNab
movement of San Francisco
democratic club.
Henry COIOmbat, manufactur-
er of fringes and trimmings,
head of firm Henry Colombat &
Co.; enjoys good reputation; has
been active in commercial bodies
and in the San Francisco demo-
cratic club movement.
J. j. Dfgnan, cigar dealer, has
not been active in politics.
l. III. GOIdmeyer, retired butch
er, mercantile broker; actively
interested in politics for two
years: worked with good govern
ment league in fortieth district
in 1907.
o. NJ. v. Roberts, carpenter,
member carpenters union No.
4s3; engaged in contracting re-
Gently; active in politics for two
years.
George c. SaIch, manufactur-
ers' agent; political antecedents
unknown; been with San Fran
cisco democratic club for two
years; vigorously denounced Nc
Nab organization until chance
for organization Endorsement de-
veloped; has not trained with
anti -McNab forces since.
These candidates for repub-
lican nomination for supervisor
have not been indorsed by either
the municipal league of inde-
pendent clubs or by the business
mems committee:
w. E. BaIcOm, incumbent, pres
ident Asbestos-M -Magnesia supply
company; petition circulated by
incumbents' verifcation deputies;
appointed to the board by Mayor
Taylor; enjoys good business
reputation and that of good citi-
zen; recommended for appoint
ment by F. W. Dohrmann Sr.
and Sheldon Kellogg; voted for
Lake Eleanor; not on record on
other public service corporation
issues.
A. +. DoIIin, dentist, lives in
thirty-third district; put on
ticket by Tim Sullivan; refused
Endorsement by businessmen's
committee.
Frederick c. Hawes, hotel en-
ploye; put on ticket by Tim Sui
livan; refused Endorsement by
businessmen's committee.
Charles A. Rabing. hardware
merchant; active in organization
politics in thirty fourth district
for many years; put on ticket by
Tim Sullivan for Robert Strahle,
county committeeman; refused
Endorsement by businessmen's
committee; claims rejection was
result of his refusal to pledge
himself against Hetch Hetchy
and the lower Market street
grab.
George III. Roundey, real estate
man; petition prepared by his
own deputies; refused indorse-
nent by municipal league of in
dependent clubs; threw down
Lincoln Roosevelt league in 1908
after agreeing to organize thirty
third district.
Charles Rubcnstein, barber;
petition circulated by his own
deputies; refused Endorsement by
sullivan and businessmen's COM
nittee.
abid on the subject of the graft pro.
cution,r said Colombat, and also
would as a supervisor vote none