The morning call., 1890-09-27
AMONG TIE CLUBS.
Repu bIicans Electing Delegates to the
Local Conventions.

Repu bIicans Electing Delegates to the
Local Conventions.
The German Democratic Cleveland and
Hendricks Club, organized in 1884 under
the name of Fidelity Club" held a meet
ing last night at their club-rooms, corner OF
Powell and O'Farrell streets. The State
ticket of the San Jose Democratic Con-
vention was Endorsed by the majority. How
ever some of the members attacked the
corrupt manner in which the city govern
ment had been carried on OF late under Inc
rule of bossiSm. After the enrolimenI OIL
Seventy-tbree men, lately naturallzed Ger
mans, the President, Henry Haar, and Sec
rotary, August Uhlenbrock, made some
suitable remarks.
at a regular meeting of Club 2 of the
Forty-sevenIh Assembly District last night
the ticket nominated by the district cup LOT
delegates 10 the municipal and legislative
conventions was unanimously Endorsed.
A regular meeting of the Central Coored
D mocratic Club was held at the 'headquar-
tiers If the Democratic County Committee
last night, John A. Barber presiding.
The Executive Committee reported unfa-
vorabiy upon the application of John 5.
Wilkins for membership and favorably upon
the securing OF club-rooms for the next
meeting. The report was adopted, and the
club adjourned.
Regular Republican Club / of the Forty
first District met at their wigwam last night
and elected delegates as follows; Munlcipal.
First Precinct, George Zimmerman; Fifth
Precinct, J. 5. Daley; Seventh Precinct.
George Ii. Walker Legislative-FirSt Pre-
cinct w. II. Podd; Fifth Precinct, W. Ii.
WhatfT; Seventh Precinct. W. S. Edminster.
County Committee, j. 5. Dyer
Republican Club 2, Forty eighth As
sembly District, has elected the following
convention delegates: Municipal John ii.
Dawson, George Rice. Samuel Aitken ;
legislative George McGill. 81. Williamson,
W. j. Guilfoyle; County COmmittee-Dr.
w. II. Mclaughlin,
Republican Club l of the FortyeiShth
Assembly District has elected the following
delegates: Municipal = John Hetfernan,
j. G. Martin, j. D. Spreekels; legislative,
W. C. johnson, r. E. Miller II. Lilienthal; ;
County Committee, J. NJ. Higgins.
The Cleveland Democratic Club has or
gained with the following officers: Presi-
dent, John L. Mooney; First Nice-Presi-
dent, c. A. Bell; Second Vice-President,
d. Pail; Treasurer, T. B. Marann; Secre-
tary, J. j. McKeOun; ergeant-at-Arms, j..
Harmon.
Clubs and . of the Thirty-ffth Assembly
District met jointly last night at the south
west corner of Third and Howard streets,
and indorsed the following delegates:
Rooney, ". f. Dasha, d. j. Crowley, James
P. Kerr, Henry Ryan, j. b. Cook, Richard
Downing, William Hunt; legislative
Joseph Simpson. DR.. George Drucker,
Thomas Flemmng, l.. j. Costello, Emile
Heidenrich. james Boyle, George Madden,
T. J. Murphy, Fred Frey; Committeeman
w. A. Carnes, Phil j. Crimmins.
Club 3 OF the Forty-fourth Assembly
District met last evening at Medical Hall,
115 Haight street. with President George a.
Wentworth in the chair. The following
delegates were chosen: Legislative and Judi
Gals. A. Earl, l.. n. Van Shack, w. X
Forsyth; municipal-George w. Dixon. j.
Ii. Curley and Z. p. Beaton; County Com
mitteemsn, S. G. Whitney.
At regular meeting of Club of the
Forty-second District the following dele
gates were chosen by reclamation, to be
voted for at the primary: Municipal-Fiith
Precinct, William Van Hansen; Sixth Pre-
cinct, Samuel P. Hicks; Seventh Precinct,
J. H. Page; Eighth Precinct. H. w. Smith.
Legislatlve-Fiith Precinct. Robert White :;
Sixth Precinct, John c. Hall; Seventh Pre-
cinrt, Ed B. Reed; Eighth Precinct, G. w.
Waleom. County Committeeman, George
w. Allen.
The Republican Club of the Forty sixth
District met last night at $50 Third street
and elected convention delegates. They
also Endorsed c. b. R de for supervisor and
Robert Avery for Assemblyman. There
was considerable complaint by some of the
members that the programme was cut and
dry, as the Secretary read off the names OF
the slate candidates, and they were Endorsed
without the minority being given an oppor-
tunity to present their candidates.
Club l of the FOrty-seventh Assembly
District held a regular meeting last night
Vice President Commins presiding, and in
dorsed the following ticket for the muric-
ipal and legislative conventions: Il. Ras-
muSsen, d. ". Erwin, E. l.. Mealey, j. j..
Dolan, }. Il. Glassford, j. Roach. J. Mccain,
William Gill. j. W. Crowley. Charles Milly,
W. j. Il. Warner, Fred Wood, J. J. Nc
Carthy. D. j. Gallagher, Felix Lusten-
berger and j. f. Mccarthy, and for the
County Committee. E. j. Mills and Frank
McManus. The club also unanimously in
dorsed the Republican State ticket, headed
by the distinguished citizen, Colonel Ii. II.
Markham. The following committee was
appointed to look after the registration in
the district: J. Devine, E. j. Mills. John