The morning call., 1890-10-28
CAMPAIGN CHIPS.
Items of Interest Gathered From All
sides Of the Fray.

Items of Interest Gathered From All
sides of the Fray.
Ex-Governor Murray of Utah, now re-
siding in San Diego. is in the city. He is con-
sidered one of the most eloquent orators in
the United States and has volunteered to
speak in the Republican Wigwam. corner of
Jones and Eddy streets, some night this
week, and on Saturday night will make an
address in Stockton in favor Of the Republi-
can ticket.
William Kreling, Buckley's nominee for
Assessor, has been invisible to all callers
for the past few days. The door-bell be-
came unhinged, and it was not thought
worth while to repair it. 1--WE must be
paid before we work." appears to be the
chorus of MIR. Kreling'S friends in this
campaign.
The Young Mems Republican Club of the
Thirtieth Assembly District met last night at
Oriental Hall. Second street, Michael J.
Murphy presiding. George S. Turber Secre-
tary. The following candidates were in
dorsed: For Congress, John I. Cutting;
Sheriff, Charles S. Laumeister; Assessor,
John d. Siebe; Assembly. Thirtieth Dis
trict Thomas J. Tully; Supervisor Fifth
Ward, DIR. Washington Aver; Supervisor
Seventh Ward. George A. Carnes: Super
visor Eighth Ward, 2. J. Coffee; Supervisor
Tenth Ward, ID. d. hunt; Superintendent
of Streets, James Glleran.
The Hiram Cook Club has been organized
on the corner of Clay and Powell streets,
with a membership of seyeuty-fve. The
officers are: L. p. Mogan. President; 3. j.
Boylan. Vice-P President, and E. Graney,
Secretary.
A club was organized Saturday evening at
434 Pine street for the purpose of supporting
the candidacy of James Gilieran, the Re-
publican nominee for Superintendent of
Streets. The following officers were Sc
lected: President Dr. Fl. |. King; Vice.
linnnnt Rnsin. Spprptaru Nj 4
Sergeant-at-Arms c. B. Hogan.
At meeting of the Lime Kiln Club at 20
Anthony street last night David Duran pre-
sided. Interesting addresses were made by
John Daley John Robinson, Peter Healy
and John McCabe.
The Phoenix Club met in the reception.
room OF Irving Hall last night. with j. i.
Olsen in the chair. The following were ap-
pointed reception committee to serve at
the Wigwam tomorrow night where the
next meeting of the club Will be held, and
to which all the Republican clubs in the city
will be invited: j. II. Hegler, w. b. Hunt,
A. Il. Jones. L. E. Roberts, J. A. Hammll.
Thomas McDermott, +. J. kearney. NJ. Ii.
Smith, Joseph Goddard and b. NJ Cop
chevitch Albert Marks, proprietor of the
hall, proifered its use free OF charge on
election day, and it was resolved to make it
Republican rendezvous on that occasion.
a number OF citizens complain that their
names nave DetH uo9u on Il ScuTrll0uS mock
ticket that has been placed in circulation.
At meeting of eXpressmen and hacknen,
held at Commercial street, b. D0nnelly
was elected President and John p. Tourney
Secretary. The following pledge was
adopted:
Rcsoired, That it is 10 our interests TO sustain
the Republican platform, and pledge our
selves to vote Il straight Republican ticket.
General Alger Camp, No. 1. Army and
Navy Republican League, has indorSed the
Republican State ana municipal tickets.
The Central Club Of the FoTty-fourth AS
sembly District organized at 1906 Mission
street by electing the following officers:
President, J. j. Sullivan; Vice-President,
C. de la Fontaine; Secretary, A. }. Riddell;
Treasurer, Philip Dieter tre-elected): Ser
geaut-at-Arms, Michael Burns; Finance
Committee-E Mathes0n, Il. Bateman,
Thomas Jolly, James Griffin. Harry Amsbro
The Seymour Democratic Club of the
Fortieth Assembly District met last night
at Nolan's Hall, in Caroline street. The
meeting was addressed by Messrs. Dugan,
O'Toole, Bishop, Nagle, Welsh and Sulli-
van. The following were appointed as a
Committee on Ratification Meeting: Messrs.
Murray, Fitzgerald, Nolan, Hall, May,
Bishop, Harm, Nage, Riley and DR.. James
Fitzgerald.