The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25
CAMPAIGN CHIPS.
Republican Mass-Mseting at the Ne
wigwam Tonight

Republican Mass-Mseting at the New
wigwam Tonight.
John NJ. Days and j. c. Palmer addressed
an enthusiastic meeting at Commemorative
last night ON the labor planks in the Repub-
lican platform. The meeting was enthusi-
astic for Loud for Congress.
George A. Knight, L. +. Loud, nominee
for Congress Fifth District, and George T.
Bromley will address a mass meeting in the
Republicans New Wigwam tonight
A meeting of the nominees on the Repub-
lican Municipal Committee has been called
for O'Clock this afternoon to be held at the
Nucleus Building, corner of Market and
Third streets. All candidates are expected
to be present.
The rooms heretofore occupied by the
Regular Republican Club, at the corner of
Stockton and Ellis streets, have been turned
over to the Republican County Committee.
Secretary Lee says the rooms will be kept
open during the campaign as place for
committees to meet and for the reception of
election returns. The headquarters Of the
committee will remain in the Nucleus Build
ing as heretofore.
On Thursday evening a Republican Club
was organized at wilkins Club-rooms, 1911
Bryant street The club WAS named after
John Wolf. candidate for Supervisor of the
Sixth Ward, and the following officers We're
elected: President, II. wilkins; Vice
IIeShtHt, UOUn bbllsleuL, OGIpedDl-aI-
Arms, J. McKiner. The club starts out
with a membership OF twenty-seyen.
The Jackson Stalwarts met last evening
at k0hleT'S Hall and elected the following
officers: Richard Cohen, President; j. d.
Coniff, Secretary; Michael BoIan, Treas
urer; Executive Committee - James L.
Quigley, George W. Phelps, Andrew Coyle
and Joseph d. Coniff. The club indorsed a
number of candidates on the Democratic
ticket.
The Gilleran Club met last night at Carr's
Hall, corner Twenty-fourth and Mission
streets. NJ. Curran, as Chairman, stated
that the organization consists entirely of
Democrats favoriug the election of James
Gilleran. the Repu blican nominee for Super
intendent of Streets.
The Sicbe Club of the Forty-sixth District
was organized at 500 Bryant street, Thurs
day evening, and the following officers were
elected: Y. F. Blank. President; L. +.
Barry. Vice-P President; u. T. Written,
Treasurer; A. B. Brooks, Secretary; Will
lam OBrle1, Sergeant-at-Arms, ResO-
buttons indorsing John ID. Siebe for ASSES
sor, and John T. B?oderick for Senator from
the Twenty-sixth District, were adopted.
The Welch Club OF the Forty eighth As
sembly District was organized at the club
rooms, corner of TWenty-fOuTth and Mission
streets, on Thursday night. The following
were elected officers: Z. Prior, President;
S Desimone, First Viee-President; W. }.
Burt, Second Vice-President; J. NJ. O'Neil,
Recording Secretary; William I. Melon.
augh, Financial Secretary; j. p Mcdonnell,
Treasurer; f. Angle, Sergeant-at-Arms;
?. p. Doyle, F. NJ. Roges, f. Lanouette, G.
Leoni, D. l.. Desimone and NJ. Quinlin, Ex-
ecutve Committee.
The Garments Democratic Club has in
dorsed a number of the candidates on Buck
ley's ticket.
The Murphy and Sweeney Democratic
Club held meeting last evening. Speeches
were made by Senator Murphy, Messrs.
Sweeney, Clark and Kreling and Judge
Gray.
A joint committee of the League of Free
dom, Retail Grocers' Protective Union and
German Saoon-keepers' Protective Associa-
ton held a meeting last night at their head
quarters, 653 Sacramento street, for the
purpose of devising ways and means to as
certain the views of the various candidates
for Supervisors and the Legislature at the
coming election regarding the liquor bust
ness and license law.