The San Francisco call., 1909-01-24
FRIENDS OF MAYOR
PREDICT VICTORY
Delegates to Be Voted For at
Municipal Primaries to Name
Ticket Are Chosen
Executive Declares Incompleted
Projects Reason for Seek
ing Reelection

OAKLAND, Jan. 23.-Delegates to be
voted for at the municipal primaries
Tuesday who Will nominate repub
lected by the supporters of Mayor
Frank X. Mott and his friends in the
municipal government.
In connection with the primary cleo
tion Mayor Mott said today
II had felt that the four years which
L have given to the city should have
completed my service in public life to
Oakland directly. But there remain yet
to be accomplished a number of large
projects which have been fathered by
the administration and in which 1 have
a peculiar personal pride They are
matters which are for the citys well
fare and should be carried to compile
ton. This situation has impelled me
to go before the citizens of Oakland
again as a candidate for reelection in
the belief that with their cooperation
We can carry to completion the vari-
Gus improvement plans now in hand"
Following is a list of delegates by
wards who Will favor the denomination
of Mayor Mott, City Attorney McElroy,
City Engineer f. c. Turner, City
Auditor George E. Gross and the nomi-
nation to succeed himself of City
Treasurer Edwin Meese:
First ward-T. NJ. Robinson. George W.
Hunt, James Pillng, G. w. Bacon. John Ghigh-
lott f. L. Letter. John A. Brewer, W. f.
Dean, Eddie J. Smith, John III. Mellon, DIR. II.
F. Worley. James Galmarino. Harry B. VII
liams. Thomas G. Landregsn, John Lacoste,
| William L. Hamilton. James II. Boyer. Leroy
W Potter s. II. Petit Fred L. shaw, Fred
Louis c. Levy, ]. A. Munro. Harris Harrington,
Edmund Nelson, p. Casserly, A. Van der Nall
len Jr; w II: spauiding, Guy G calden, Frank
Vogt, b. A. Stewart, John W. Mullen, David
Hughes, Harrison S. Robinson. Fred Johns, Roy
r. Moore, Arthur >. Nickerson.
Second ward--William Il. Davis, Arthur H.
B. Mehrmann. J. Y. Ecclcston, H. T. Bancroft.
Shook, Mortimer Smith, Walter B. Fawcett,
James G.: Quinn, Martin o'Connell, l. G.
II. Millin. G.. NJ LawIor, Alex Marx, A. T..
Shine, David Hughes, Joseph Lanella, Samuel
pve r Colin chlshO% Is LT;,. l. Cal
Arthur J. Burton, Frank McDermott.
Third ward.John T. Mullins, W $. Baxter
John W. Mott, Charles Chubb, Eugene Corri-
gan, w A. Bradley, A. Bistorious. Charles
91aye William Walsh 1,9 Thomas G scoTzafsy1 sy,
Willism Doan, Milton X Smith, Ed O'Donnel
Ed II. Mayor. DR., w. "a. Irwin. Harry W.
Fourth ward-A. L. Leber Adolph Meese.
Richard B: Aver Joseph W., Bronner, James T.
ToTS Tee1ey W. hrS Leo J. Guddy EiI D AIMS
r. McGuinn, George Parker. Harry Duncan,
Samuel j. Donohue. Edward ]. Tyrrell. DIR. III.
Koford Joseph L. Coughlin. l. Tobriner. L. +.
| Garrison. Frank Dowd, Joseph NJ. samuels, W.
NJ. Fitzmaurice, T. ]. Cardoza. S. F. Gemmell.
James NJ. Page, D. D. Swauger.
John E. Fox, + o.; Hatch. Eugene Roland.
Charles D. Bates. B. F. Woolner. Clarence
Kroning v. Z. Bassett f. A. Braun. Bert Ber-
covich c; II. Hampel. Henry ". Franek. D. A.
T. sattsrxhite, sa s. n Gage. ~ \. W. Denton sig
mund Klein =. NJ Walsh, J. T. Brennan, ]. F.
Kick. Frank NJ. PARCELS, Thomas A. Stetson,
| Sixth ward-J j. Connolly H. T. Hampstead
William Long, G. II; o'Connor. Louis A. Ru-
sSPa w ns peqah "a Il si@psn se0se wsSe
f. J. Rose Maurice Doody, William h Vans
ley. Frank LaidIaw, Leo Bannister, W. J. Cham.
pion N. Riley, V Ghirardelli. E. o. Farley.
Seventh ward-C. III. DAILY. j. W. Evans, Prof.
Hermann Koker. G. G. Lombard. James A. John
W. A. Dow, DR.. T. B. Holmes. l: C. Bower, J.
G.. Hart, II. r. Wanek c. II. Davies DR.. r. II.
Allen, c. T. Thompson, DR.. j. L. McLaren. T. F..
Koons J. B. Allen, Frank NJ. Smith. A. ].
Lcmos, J. a. Ayear. Charles Munce, T. S. Han
sen. Or. Il. V. Tiffany, Christian Bernhard, Bert
! s. Macarthur, Frank j.. Silva, H. C. Hermansen,
w. A. G. Mckenzie, Frank Walker, d. II. Nc
Laughlin.
| The foregoing will favor the follow
ing council nominees:
/ At large-Oliyer Ellsworth Eugene Stachler
Il. c. yose. J. r. MacGregor; first ward, Har-
old Everhart; second ward, A. H. Elliot; third
ward, A. P. stiefvater; fourth ward NJ. R.
| Bronner: fifth ward, b. III. Pendleton; sixth
ward, W. J. Baceus; seventh ward L. Y. Cob
bledick.
Neither the Municipal league nor the
union labor party will have a ticket
at the primaries. The democrats are
arranging tickets. An Independent
ticket is being arranged In the inter
ests OF Councilman +. F. Jackson for
mayor 1t will go on the ballot by
petition. Those in charge are j. p.
Montgomery, A c.. Schlesinger, n. j.
Herby, ]. C. Downey. II. Gard, August
Haneberg