The morning call., 1890-10-16
EUNCHED NOTES.
Scraps of Interest Relative to the Polit-
icaI Contest.

Scraps OF Interest Relative to the Polit-
icaI Contest.
The Young Mems Independent Repub-
lican Club Of the Forty-second Assembly
District, j. j. Barry President, have nOmi-
mated I. f. Hemmenway for the Assembly.
The Fourth Congressional District Demo-
cratic CLUB net last evening at the mead
quarters on Sacramento street, John Me
kinley in the chair. After several speeches
by members OF the organization, it was de-
cided TO adjourn to Metropolitan Temple.
Boss Buckley finds it difficult to collect
the assessments levied on his candidates for
campaign purposes. Some OF them refuse to
pay up, saying that as Buckley runs the
machine and has grown rich off Its profits,
he may as well pay the bills
Leland Stanford Camp, Army and Navy
Republican League, have indorsed Profess
scr Anderson for Superintendent of Public
instruction, and John ID. Siebe for Assessor
ID. j. Leary, who was nominated for the
Assembly by the Democratic Legislative
Convention of tn e Foriieth District, notified
the Chairman of the convention Tuesday
that he could not accept the nomination be-
cause he has Eot resided continuously in the
dis.rict for year. SO the convention was
reaSsembled at 246 Ninth street in the even
ing, and Daniel q. Troy was selected to fill
the gap on Buckley's legislative ticket.
General John Bidwell of Chico, Prohibit
tion and American party nominee for Gov
ernor, with Ben Morgan, American nom-
inee for MISUNDERSTANDING, will be at
Tulare Monday, the 2lst, Fresno on Tues
day, the 22d, and at MERGED on the 23d, ON
his tour through the State.
Hon. w. w. Morrow will at once enter
upon an active campaign in the various sec
tons of the State to discuss the national is
sues.
A meeting of the Hickory Club was held
at their rooms, corner New Montgomery
and Mission streets, last night. Thomas
Nelcb. Thomas McTernan and George f.
Renken were elected members. John Il.
Brown and Louis Lehman, candidates for
the Assembly in the Twenty-ninth and
1hirtieth districts; James Ryan, candidate
for Supervisor of the Seventh Ward, and
William Ackerson, candidate for Recorder,
addressed tue meeting.
A reception will be rendered to Senator
Leland Stanford and the Republican Con-
gressmen of California by the Union League
Club, at its clubhouse, 322 Geary street, on
Saturday evening next.
George L. Garter of Crockett, Contra
Costa County, nominated yesterday by the
Republicans Of that county as candidate
Tor the Assembly. arrived in town last
night, and is registered at the Palace. Mr.
Carter says lie Is confident that he has n
winning fight on his hands. The Republi-
cans always count on a healthy majority in
that county, and this year they are better
orga nZed and more enthusiastic than ever
The Bear Club, accompanied by Blum's
Ban1, serenaded the following Republican
candidates at their residences on Tuesday
night: George II. Sanderson, William J.
Blattner: Louis A. Phillips, L. X. Ebert,
Daniel ii. Everett, John d. Siebe, Thomas
U Brlen. u. b. Reed and William Wilkin-
son. The club and band were hospitality
entertained at every place they called.
Denis kearney will address the people of
Eureka Valley at Seventeenth and Castro
streets tonight, and talk against ''bossism.'