The morning call., 1890-08-17
SOME OF THE STEW.
Notes Taken Here and There of the Po-
liIical Fray.

Notes Taken Here and There of the Po-
iitical Fray.
There are many Democrats in this city who
make secret of their intention to vote for
Waite for Secretary OF Stale. IL is generally
conceded that he will poll phenomenal vote.
AT the Democratic County Committee rooms
yesterday the applicants for precinct Boards of
Registration were subjected TO a form of civil
service examination, That their capacity for the
position and The legibility of their chirography
might be established.
The Executive Committee OF the Republican
County Committee will meet at headquarters
next Tuesday evening, and the regular meeting
takes place on the following evening.
A Democratic delegate from Sacramento
states that If none OF the candidates from his
county are successful in securing nomination at
The convention at San Jose, r. Nj. Clarktn Will
present himself as candidate for State super
Intendent Of Public Instruction. ClaTken repre-
secuted this city IN the Legislature In 1875 and
1876, ana is Il journalist, sch0Ol-teacler and
lawyer.
Ned Curtis, the eonundrum, is making an &C
tive canvass in behalf OF Mayor Poud.
The fIlgldity OF Candidate Ponds manner has
sent decided chill through many OF The dele
gales. One of them, after having encountered
the Pond smile In the Palace Hotel lobby, re-
turned TO group Of his friends and remarked:
80 that's Pond. Wen, the best thing he Can do
is 10 sit on u cake OF ice and get warm"
Secretary Garland and Joseph +. Nounnan
We're The peGsonlhcaIion OF industry yesterday al
mltiee rooms. They were preparing high pile
OF circulars against b0ssism for distribution.
s. 5. Boom OF Eureka The former Register OF
the United States Laud Office in that city, is
candidate for the position OF Survey or General
OF the State, subject 10 The decision of the Dem
ocraiic Stale Convention.
EX-Judge j. +. Sullivan, President OF the
Young Mems institute, is an ardent supporter of
The candidacy OF Coleman.
Delegates 10 The Democratic State Conventio on
are pouring into San Jose from all directions,
and most OF those from a distance Will be there
to-day.
James V. COleman's private apartments at San
Jose VIII be at tile Hotel VendOme ana his polit.
zeal headquarters Will be at The Lick, where he
has engaged suite of rooms
w. ID. English will receive his friends IN his
headquarters III the Letitla Building on First
street, san Jose.
EX- Harbor Commissioner A. G. PaulseII, re-
Numbering the Democratic traditions OF the
AuzeraiS House, has secured that old stamping
ground wherein TO receive his Democratic friends
and allies during convention week.
Car Buckley whose forename Is Christopher
and who believes IN the divine right of bosses,
has iaben Sumptuous apartments at the Lamolle
House, San Jose, where, surrounded by his
henehmen and courtiers, he will receive the
homage VI The masses and issue his fats. His
receptions will only recognize full dress suits,
including swSlow-La coats, square cut decol-
ieie vests, embroidered shirts and patent
feathers. Intended deVotees Will please lake
notice.
candidate for nomination on the Democratic
ticket for the position OF State Superintendent
of Public instruction Will be Professor J. IL.
Braly, formerly OF the Stale Normal School, but
at this time resident OF San Diego.