The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-21
CAMPAIGN CHIPS.
Clubs Large and small Make Known
Their Preferences.

CIUDS Large anu Shaii iNHO"u
Their Preferences.
The Regular Democratic County Com
mittee will meet in the Arcade Building to-
night, and the Irving Hall nominees will
meet in the same place tomorrow evening
The Reform Democrats are mailing a copy
of their municipal ticket to every voter in
the city
The Democratic County Committee will
meet tonight at the rooms of the Biiou
Iheater Building.
The engagements at the new Wigwam ara
as follows: Governor Stanford and Thomas
Fitch on Wednesday night, w. FL. l.. Barnes
on Friday night, George A. Knight on Satur-
Jay night and mass-meetlng Of colored
voters on Monday night
The Democratic County Committee meet
ing was called to order last night merely to
inform the assembly that there was no busl-
ness to be transacted
Ed Ring has been nominated by the Demo-
Gratis for Assemblyman for the Forty-first
District.
The Young Mems Democratic League Will
hold mass-meeting at Metropolitan Hall
Tonight.
Alger Camp No. 1, Army and Navy Re-
publican Leggue, has Endorsed James Gill
leTan for Superintendent OF Streets.
The Democratic State Central and County
committees have united in the arrangement
of ten mass-meetlngs 10 be held IN different
parts OF the city.
At a meeting of the Kreling Democratic
Club, Sunday evening, a committee, consist
Ing of Charles W. Hayden, +. J. OSter and
James w. Flynn, were appointed 10 make
arrang for masS-meeting, TO be held
at some future date. RESOLUTIONS were
adopted ndorsing Robert Ferral for Con-
gresS. William Z. FOrSman for State Sena-
tor, Twenty second District; Ed &. Ring for
the Assembly Forty-iirSt District; William
W. Ackerson for Recorder, and William III.
FitZhugh for Surveyor.
The Lime Kiln Club met last night at 20
Anthony street. Speeches were made by
B. McCabe, Michael Doherty, David Du5an,
James Garrigan. The club Endorsed p. l..
White for Sheriff.
Last night the United States Laundry In
dependent Club Of the Sixth Precinct, Forty
fifth District, met in their hall at the corner
of Mission and Fifteenth streets. The tariff
was discussed.
The North Bach Pond Club met last night
at the corner OF Francisco and Stockton
streets. James II. billiard presiding.
| Speeches were delivered by number OF
| Democratic candidates.
| The Co lumbus Political Club was organ
lied last night at los Stockton street, and the
| following were elected permanent officers
| III. j. Angelo, President; William Gilchrist
| Vice-Pr Sident; A ID. Owens, Treasurer;
| j. II. Wood, Secretary. TIE club Endorsed
| William 5. Barnes for District Attorney,
! John ID. Siebe for Assessor, Frank II.
| Dunno for Justice of the Peace, J. C. b.
| ilebbar for Superior Judge, W. W. Acker-
| son Tor Recorder.
Last night several friends of John d.
Siebe met at harris Hail, northeast corner
| of Powell and O'Farrell streets. The meet
| ing was enthusiastic, and the majority pres
ent were Democrats who will support mir.
Sehe Tor Assessor.
Denis Kearney addressed an audience at
the corner Of Drumm and Washington streets,
and devoted himself the 0Olnps nf tina
bosses and the members of the last Lsgisla-
ture. He said that of the thirty legislators
sent from this city, the majority of whom
helped to pile on the agony Of taxes, twenty
six we're Democrats. He will speak ON
Thursday night in Tilden Hall.