The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-12
PRIVATE INFORMATION.
Inspectors Within the Booths at the Pri-
lnnrY Election.

inspectors Within the Booths at the Pri-
mary Election.
The Republican Executive Committee met
last night, NJ. j. Dunn presiding. The fol
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That in order to enable this COM
mltlee, lis friends aud those IN sympathy Win
ITS aims and objects 10 act consistently lntelll-
gently aud IN unison IN the ensuing primary
election a committee 10 consist Of three mem
bers be appointed by The Chair 10 formulate aud
submit 10 this committee plan OF action Tor It's
consideration at u meeting 10 be held on tuesday
The Chairman appointed A. A. Louder
back, James Barber and ). j. Garlbaldl the
committee.
Assistant Secretary Barber said he had
been privately informed that the Executive
Committee Of the County Republican Com
mittee had concluded to permit one repre-
sentative from the Republican Executive
. Committee at each polling place during the
primary election, but he was not positive
The information was authentic
During the discussion which followed
two or three members favored having tull
representation or none at all. Others felt
certain that one good inspector at each poll
ing place could block any little game or
bulldOSing scheme for stuihng ballot boxes
OTdepTiYing any one Of the exercise OF their
franchise. The following are the latest re-
turns from the precincts:
THIRTY-FIRsT DISTRICT.
Precinct 3-iresident, Henry Pausen; Vice
President, Charles Harris; Secretary. J. II.
Buns; treasurer John Warren Executive
Committee - Manuel Silvia, Walter Donley,
Pleeiact President, Benjamin smith; Vice
President, j. Ii. Belleneri Secretary, A. A.
Srgiried; Treasure r, Edward G0rman; Execu-
live C0mmittee-Johu Mekenna, James Beh-
Iudn. JOhu Foster.
THIKTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Precinct S-PTesidenT, James NJ. C1Tetieni
Nice-FI esident, P.WhiteSidei secretary, Edwtrd
HLUleS. Treasurer. IL. ID. SAWYER. Executive
Cuinmltiee-H- Kinds, j. 7. jackson, Il. Hughes.
THIRTY SIXTH DISTRICT.
Precinct 2-Presdent w. j. hnghtlyi Vice
President j. F. Twist; Secretary, Simon Davis;
Treasurer, q. Mccarthy; Executive Committee
C. Killer, Harris Long, William Grant
Preclnct 3-Plesldent, j. j. Aiken; Vice fresi-
dent, A h. Taylor; Secretary u. Massey;
Treasurer, j. J. OBreni Executive Committee
q. D. Boon, J. II. Morris, J. O'Brien.
THIRTY SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Precinct G-Pfesdent, S. Padrani; Vce-Presi-
dent James Todd; Secretary. w. E. Buckley;
Treasurer, 5. GIanauOni; Executive Commit
tee-J. L. Cunard, W. +. Fitzgerald, f. Healey.
Precinct 7-president, c. ii. Coon; Vee-Presi-
dent, j. C.. Council; Secretary, NJ. J. Lynch;
Treasurer J. c. MetZner; Executive Committee
H. Nertner, j. /. O'Bnen, Ii. Lehman.
Precinct S,-,President, L. Leyinson; Vice
President. William Harrington; Secretary W.
#. Studwicki treasurer a. Yehr; Executive
CommItee-Alexander Lindsey, j. Johnson, p.
Deylue.
Precinct 9-Piesident. Charles F. OConnor;
Nlce-PreslJent, I. Paul; Secretary, L. Hagen
kampi Treasurer, j. j. Hart Executive Com
lntttee w. O'Connor, w. J. Crowley, h.
Liesenfeld.
Precinct 1O-PTesdent, W. L. Morris: Vice.
President, William Brennan Secretary, William
Calsing; Treasurer, William PTitehard; EXecu-
live CUmnittee-F Wall. Henry SlOss, d. Don
aidsOl.
FORTY EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Precinct 4-President, Edward McCOrmick :;
Wee President, + c. Worden; Secretary
George MCGul; Treasurer, L. l.. Doll; EXecu-
i've Commiuee-Tnomas F. Tlerney, Ed Nc
C0rmiCk Jr., T. Stewart.