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The morning call., 1892-11-07

So well has the camera brigade done its
work that 25S warrants will be issued for
the arrest of suffers in the Forty fourth
Assembly District. They will be dis
tributed TO be used on election day If re-
Quired as follows:
First Precinct. opposite 629 Vallejo street:
Total TegistratOn, ZIG: warrants u.
Second Precinct, southeast corner Dupont
and Green streets-Total registration, 209;
warrants IA
Third Precinct. In front Of 500 Union
street-IOtal registration, 2l2; warrants, %.
Fourth Precinct, southwest corner Filbert
and Union streets-T0tal registration. 200;
warrants. 9.
Fifth Precinct, opposite 526 Filbert street:
Total registration. 206; warrants II.
Sixth Precinct, corner Dupont and Lom-
bard streets-Total registration. sI5; war-
rants. 49.
Seventh Precinct corner Stockton and
Lombard streets-Total registration. 24s !;
warrants, l3.
Eighth Precinct northwest corner Lom-,
bard aDd Powell streets-Total registration
23S; warrants, 10.
Ninth Precinct, in front of I'll Filbert
stIeeI-T0tal registration, 218; warrants, T.
Tenth Precinct, northwest corner Fbert
and Mason streets-Total registration, 236 /;
warrants g.
Eleventh Precinct. 1923 Powell street.
Total registration, go; warrants, IA
Twelfth Precinct, in front of 63T Green
street-Total registration, 100; warrants, g.
Thirteenth Precinct in front of 142I Pow
ell street-Total registration, 251; warrants.
IL.
Fourteenth Precinct, southwest corner
Vallejo and Jones streets-Total registra-
ton. 22c; warrants, IL.
Fifteenth Precinct, southwest corner of
Greenwich and Jones streets-Total regis
tration, 247; warrants, 49,
Sixteenth Precinct, northwest corner Bay
and Taylor streets-Total registration, 226 ;
warrants. 1S
The Forty-ffth District. which was stuffed
By the crowd of morphine fiends, vagranis
and others of the same class that could not
be housed IN the Forty-fourth District, is
also well rounded up and every suffer
located.
The vast amoTnt Of stufing that las been
done In the z wenty-eighih and Twenty
s'sAh Assem- oly districts is shown by the
Tact that nearly thousand warrants have
been taken out for the arrest of persons
Illegally registered in those two districts if
they put In an appearance at the polls on
election day.
The Forty-third Assembly District. in
which Kelly and Crimmins have named as
candidate for the Assembly Jack Rice. a
Market-street statue, has proved resting
place Tor many suffers un til after election
Already In this district $50 names have
been stricken from the register, and the re-
mainder OF the suffers still on Will be
reached by warrants.
The lower end of Ellis street lies In this
district, and 1t is well known that several
blocks OF that thoroughfare are taken up
with houses whose occupants live life of
sname. PERSONS were registered from these
oIsIeputaDle houses, and investigation
proves the claims made as false In every
particular. About 80 warrants will be dis
tributed in this district. and as il has been
80 wei covered by the camera brigade
there is cordial invitation for the suffers To
come cut and vote and see where they will
The morning call., 1892-11-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
SUNDAY, November g.
port; 800 II lumber, TO Fort Bragg Redwood Co.
stmr Gipsy, Jepseu, hours from Santa Cruz
Va stmr kelugs, Sherman, 10 days from Fox
Island 500 obls oil 24.o09 lbs bone, etc, Pacific
stmr Ti!lamook. Bamm, hours from Usal: to
Pollard n Dodge
wood; lumber, shingles and posts. TO l. White.
Bark Sycamore, Moore s days from Port Gamble;
lumber and laths, to Pope q Talbot
SHIP Yosemite, Fullerton. 10 days from Seattle;
1872 tons coal, TO Cedar River Ccal Co
VIII bark Andrew Hicks, Donaldson. 20 DAYS from
Fox Island 5000 lbs bone 500 pOls OIL 10 Lewis
Anderson Co: so lbs bone. Il fox skins, TO j
Wh schr Mary H Thomas, Robinson, 80 dsys from
okhotsS Sea- HOO lbs bone 40 seslskins, TO Ii
schr Nettie Low. Low hours from Point Reyes;
so bxs butter, to Harris Howard & Co.
Sailed.
SUNDAY. November 9.
stmr Maekinaw. LlttleneId. Tacoma
stmr Arago. Langhorne. Coos Bay.
Stmr National City. Manson, Eureka
StmT Los Angeles, lie and. san Pedro etc
Stmr Navarro, Andersen, Navarro
ship Dsshing wave. Morehouse, Tacoma
Saip Frank fendetOn, Nichols, New York.
Br ship Socotra, GaertDer. Liverpool
Ship Ericsson. Bennett. Nanaimo
Ger bark Paul Iseuberg, Kruse, Queenstown.
Brig Lurline Matson. Htlo
Schr Reporter. Mackie. Seattle.
Schr Emma Utter Allen, Coos Bay.
Schr ocean Spray steinOoIn. lversens Landing
sehr Gotana, Harrington. Coos Bay.
1eleKraphic-
OINTLOBOs-Eovember lOP M-weather
hazy wind NV; velocity miles
Domestic Ports.
Observation-Disclosures Nov 6-stmrPoint Arena,
hence Nov 5.
SAN PEDRo-Arriyed Nov e-stmr westport. I'm
NAyARRo-ATived Nov 6-schr Alice Kimbau.
hence Nov 3.
FORT BRAGG-sailed Nov e-stmr n oyo. fir San
Francisco.
AsToRIA-Arrived Nov 6-Bark st James. from
New York.
Sailed Nov s-Br ship Linsmore, for Cork
GREENWoOD-ArFived Nov 6-Stmr AIcatraz he
Nov 8.
STEWARDS PoINT-sailed Oct 3-scb. Archie
and fontie, for San Francisco.
REDONDO-Arrived Nov 5-schr Azalea from
Eureka.
SAN PEDRo-saIed Nov v5-BarksCsrrollton ana
Gen Fairehild, for Nanaino.
Importations.
MONTEREY-Per Gipsy-l3 mats rice / cs bees-
wax l3 cs honey. pkgs coffee. kg olives
Santa Cruz-l &C cheese, 20 bxs apples, 800 bbls
lime
Pigeon Point-loo SKIS potatoes. 11z pxs butter,
10 SIS 65 drawers cheese.
Saiinas-90O SKIS barley.
Waisonyille-l66I bags sugar. 4 bIs butter SO
sks onions, Z26 SKIS potatoes.
CoDsi-nees.
Per 6ipsy-H Dutard; Kowalsky d Co: Western
Sugar Refinery; Wolf q Son: Patton Bros: KohIer
Frohling; smiths Cash store; Standard oil Co
Whittier, Fuller Co; Dalrvmen's Union. A Dem.
ing; Coweil d Co; NJ Freitas & Co: Mau sad
dler q Co; sherry, Lawrence Co; Van Ness q Co:
brigham. Hoppe + Co; Tillmann BendeI: Well,
Bros q Co.
For Late Shtppf,l0 Intelligence Seventh Page
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A SUCCESSFUL DEPARTMENT.

While Sanborn. Vail & Co., 741-745 Mar
ket street. have been devotIng an unusual
amount OF energy and attention to the latest
branch OF their business, the stationery de-
partment. 1t must not be thought they are
neglectiDg the picture and frame depart
ment. Numerous samples of new holdings
have been received within the last two
weeks for the suitable framing of pictures
for Christmas gifts. The stationery and
leather goods department seems to have
filed a long felt want, judging from the
number OF ladies who have become steady
patrons of this branch. Call in and see tha
very latest styles In polite correspondHp
papers. ,,,p.uoen FIR
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AUCTION SALES.
M. J. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY,

MONDAY. November 7, 1897 at IL o'clock A. NJ AZ
salesrooms. 1857 Market, bet. Sixth ana Seventh
by order OF Mrs. N. II. HENLEY, all OF the RICH
AND COSTLY FURNITURE OF 2s ELEGANTJ,f Z
FURNISHED APARTMENTS, comprising in part
Two Handsome Parior Sets In oak and walnut
frames. covered in satin brocateIle; odd Par.
lor Upholstery OF the latest designs; Hand
Ebony Etsgere; Handsome Water Colors and
French Coored E1gravngs In fine gold frames
Neary New Body brussels and Wilton Carpets; 8
French Polished White oak Bedroom sets OF the
latest Eastern patterns: Massive Walnut Bed.
room Sets; Handsome Mirror-front and other fine
Wardrobes: Handsome Platefront Folding Beds:
Chiffoniers; Extension and other Tables; He'd and
Clipper Lounges: Cooking Range and general
variety OF other household goods too numerous 10
mention -
NJ 7 SIMMONS apc,ton.or
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Forty Fourth Assemblr DIstrict.

y
Precinct l-opposIte 629 Vallejo street.
Precinct 2-southeast corner dupont and Green
streets
Precinct 3-Front of sos Union street
Precinct 4-Southwest corner Filbert place and
Union street.
Precinct s-opposite s26 Fibert street
Prect net 6-Corner Dupont and LON bard strssts
Precinct 7-Corner Stockton and Lombard streets
. Precinct S-Northwest corner Lombard and
Precinct 9-Front of I'll Fiibert street.
Precinct l0-Northwest corner Ftbert and
Precinct lI-l62s Powell street
Precinct 12-FFont of 637 Green street
Precinct 13-Front of 142l Powell street
of Green.
Precinct l5-soutawest corner Greenwich and
Jones streets.
Precinct Ie-Northwest corner Bay and T.yIox
streets
Forty-Fifth Assembly District.
Precinct l-southwest corner Montgomery ana
Sutter streets.
Precinct 2-Southeast corner Sansome and Bush
streets.
Precinct s-opposite "a prumm sueet
Precinct 4-Front OF 444 California street
Montgomery.
Precinct 6-Front OF 6ol Montgomery street
Precinct 7-FronJ of 702 Mont tgomery street.
Precinct S-Southwest corner Battery and Jack
son streets.
Precinct 9-Front OF eos Drnmm street.
Precinct lU-0n Washington street, between
Drumm and East streets.
Precinct ll-922 Battery street.
Precinct 12-Southwest corner sansoms and Px-
cifc streets.
Precinct is-Front of sos Pac 'fc street.
Precinct ls-Northwest corner Broadway and
Montgomery street.
Precinct i5-Northeast corner Vallejo and sam
Precinct l6-Esst side of Kearny street, between
Green and Union.
Precinct i7-opposte Union street.
Polls open at sunrise, 1884 A. H., and close at
VIM. A. BROWN,
noo ST Registrar Of Voters.
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DUTIES OF THE POLICE.

Chief Crow1ey's Elaborate Instruotfons
Ms to the Election.
Chief Crowley has Issued the follow
Ing Instructions to policemen relative TO
their duties during the election tomorrow.
Additional instructions will be given cap
tains and sergcants in charge of stations;
All ofrcers detailed for election duty Will bring
win them the copy OF the election law ana have
IL with them at The polls
In eacn OF the polling places there Will be Dc.
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THIRTY. SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Preciact l-2I6 BrannaR street.
Precinct 2-5l4 Second street
Precinct 3-Front 65i Third street.
Precinct 4-Front 202 Townsend street.
Precinct o. Front 40S Brannan street.
Precinct 6-Front SOL Bryant street.
Precinct Front sos Brannan street
Precinct S-Frout 54S Sixth street.
Precinct 9-10 Bluxome street.
Precinct 10-Southeast corner OF Solauo and
Tennessee streets.
PreciRct 1i-Front I'll Brannan street.
Precinct l2-Northeasg corner OF Boardmau
place and Brannan street.
Precinct 13-Northeast corner OF Brannan and
Eighth streets.
Precinct 14-Corner of Center ana De Haro
streets.
Precinct 15-Northwest corner of Bryant ana
Santa Clara streets.
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has discharged the duties of the several
Offices he has filled. He WAS long connected
with Mack d Co.. the wholesale druggists
of Gil Front street. and later with Max
Wolfen & Co.. the Davis-street commission
merchants. For some time he has held
position of trust with the Spring Valley
Water Company.
He was head bookkeeper In the Street
Department under Charles S. Ruggles and
William Patterson, in the days when har-
mony prevailed there. From this it can
be seen he Is competent to fill the Office Of
County Clerk, which. in the main, is only
an elaborate system Of bookkeeping.
AS Collector of Licenses he has shown
himself to be an efficient and courteous off,
Ger. During his term the revenue OF the
department has increased over S34, 600.
The Collector OF Licen ses has 10 snecure
He has 20. 900 distinct accounts to MAKE out
and more than half million dollars to col
lect each year. This work Mr.. Lee has done
to the satisfaction of all concerned. He
was compIimented by both the Auditor and
Treasurer upon the nestness and dispatch
with which he finished his work
He 10 much liked by all who have had any
business dealings with him. He is unim-
peacha bio in reputation. His Inducements
come from peoDle of every political creed.
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LOCATING THE SFUFFERS.
The Camera Brigade Is Doing
Good Work.
A CLEAN VOTE PROMISED.
Scores Of Fraudulent Voters Win Be Gath
cred In-Chief Crowlty's Instructions
TO the Polics.

Any suffer who attempts to vote on
Tuesday next may just as we'll have his
yslise packed with what few little luxuries
rs would like for two or three years So
jOurn at San Quentin.
The camera brigade is now fully organ
zed and equipped. and the suffers VIII
meet with cordial reception on Tuesday
If they attempt to vote.
The brigade has been on the warpath for
over week, and SO well have they located
he suffers that they are anxious 10 see any
I them put In an appearance at any of the
polling booths and attempt to cast vote.
Fhe brigade has been working quietly,
but the suffers have taken the hint and a
great many OF them have left the places
ahere they were housed 1t may be only a
Tuse to throw the amateur detectives off
heir guard, 1t being the intention
early on election morning to ap-
pear and attempt to cast their illegal vote.
IL would be of no use. The brigade has so
well spotted ali suffers that the chances
are only one out of a hundred for any Illegal
voter to vote and escape.
Here is a little reading that will greatly
interest the suffers. 1t shows that the
camera brigade is not working for glory
alone:
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
hereby offer a reward Of one hundre d
dollars for the arrest and conviction of any
nd every person violating any of the pro-
visions of Title Nv, Part j, of the Penal
Code; such rewards to be paid until the
total amount hereafter expended for the
purpose reaches the sum of ten thousand
dollars.
In testimo ony whereof / have hereunto
set NV hand and caused the Great Seal O f
the State to be affixed. at the city of sscra-
mento, this the seventh day of Octo ber,
A. ID. 1892.
IsealI n. H. MARKHAM, Governor.
Be 1T Resolved, That In addition to the
above reward of sIOo the campaign COM
mittee OF the Citizens Non-Partisan pat
offers reward of 500 for the arrest and
conviction OF any and every pers on vIolat-
ing the provisions of little Nv. Part L, of
the Penal Code of California, on the same
terms and conditions those which the
Governors proclamation relate.
Be 1t also Resolved, That the said COM
mittee will engage competent counsel and
do all in its power to detect and prosecute
any such offenders.
ASA r. WELLS,
Chairman of Campaign Committee of the
Non-Partisans.
In addition to the reward of 500 offered
by the q Governor of the State for the arrest
and conviction Of each person violating the
election laws the Citizens Defense Asso-
citation hereby offers an additional reward
of 500 for the arrest ard conviction of
each ana every person Illegally voting or
illegally attempting to vote, or purchasing
or att mpting TO purchase votes at the
General Election to be held in the city and
county of San Francisco, on November 8,
1892.
Said reward VIII be paid on presentation
to this association of certified copy of
the judgment of conviction in each case
until the total of such rewards reaches the
sum OF S25GO.
CITIZENS DEFENSE ASSOCIATION
BY Joseph Brittop. President.
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TwENTY-NIyTH AssEMBLY pIsTRIC7
THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Precinct l-Front Of II Fifth street.
Precinct 2-Front or l04 Fifth street
Precinct 3-OppoSite 40 Seventh street.
Precinct 4-Front OF 942 Mission street
Precinct 5-FroDt or l0l1 Mission street
Precinct 6-Front of 526 Natoma street.
Precinct 7-132 Fifth street.
Precinct S-Front OF GIT Howard street.
Precinct 9-Froat of 434 Clementina street.
Precinct lO-Opposlte 1908 Folsom street.
Precinct ll-Front of 20 Russ street.
Precinct 12-Front of 933 olson street
Precinct l3-Front OF $50 Sixth street.
Precinct 14-Front OF 8 IO1a Harrison street.
Precinct l5-Front of 921 Harrison street.
Precinct l6-trOnt Of 1927 Harrison street.
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RTy-FIRsT ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT

Precinct l-Front OF 80 Seventh street.
Precinct z-Front OF 19 Ninth street.
Precinct 3-Front of ll6l Mission street
Precinct 4-Front of 129 Eighth street
Precinct 5-Opposlte ll47 Howard street
Precinct 6-Front OF 1923 Mission street.
Precinct Front of Al Eleventh street.
Precinct S-Front OF 1442 Folsom street
Precinct 9-Front OF 1898 Howard street.
Precinct 10-opposite 262 Eighth street.
Precinct 1l-Front of 20S Seveuth street
Precinct 12-Front OF $40 Seventh street
Precinct i3-opposite llSl Folsom street.
Precinct l4-Opposite 5l7 Ninth street.
Precinct l6-OpeoSite SS Chesley street.
Precinct 16-opposite 1413 Harrison street.
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THIRTY. EIGHTH AssEMRI.Y nI,TRICr.

Precinct I-Opposite 600 Eddy street.
Precinct 2-Front of 507 Franklin street.
Precinct 3-Front of 507 Cough street.
Precinct 4-OpposIre Gid OcIav1a street.
Precinct 5-Front of l117 Fills street.
precinct 6-Opposite l0ll Buchanan street.
Precinct 7-0ppOSiIe 9l9 Webster street.
Precinct S-Opposite 14I7 Eddy street
Precinct 9-FrOnt OF 1907 Steiner street.
Precinct 10-Front of 1923 Scott street
Precinct ll-Front of 1927 Steiner street.
Precinct l2-9l9 Fillmore street
freclnet 1S-Front OF 1880 Grove street
Precinct l4-Southeast corner or Stanyau and
Fulton
The morning call., 1892-11-07
THIRTY. NINTH AssEMBLY pIsTRICr.

Precinct l-Opposite q Polk street.
Precinct 2-Cty Hall yard.
Preclnce 3-Southeast corner OF Polk and Fulton
streets
Golden Gate avenue.
Precinct Opposite 80 Hyde street
Precinct 6-Fi ont of 2l2 Leavenworth street.
Precinct Front OF 516 Ellis street
Precinct 8-Southeast corner OF Ellis and Larkfa
streets.
Precinct 9-Northeast corner OF Polk and EDDY
=, Precinct l0-Northwest corner Of Polk and
O'Farrell streets.
Precinct 11-Front of 1915 Post street
Precinct l2-Front OF Su3 Geary ST.
Precinct l3-FrOnt of . 10 O'FarreII street
Precinct l4-Northwest corner Of aeavenwor,h
and Post streets.
Precinct 5-Front OF 1900 LarkIn street
Precinct 16-Front OF I439 Pine street.
Precinct l7-NorthweSt corner Of California and
Larkln Streafa -
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THIRTy-TH1Rn AssFyp1y n1srp1rr

Precinct 1-Front 40l Twenty second street
Precinct 2-Southeast corner OF Twenty-second
and Folsom streets.
Precinct S-Front 2726 Folsom street.
Precinct 4-Southwest corner Of Florida and
Twenty-sixth streets
Precinct 6-opposits 1870 Twenty-fourth street
Precinct 6-Corner or Twenty second street and
Potrero avenue.
Precinct 7-Northwest corner of Yolo and Utah
streets '"A
Precinct s-southwest corner Of Napa and Arkau.
eas streets = "
Precinct s-Northwest corner OF Sierra and
Michigan streets.
Precinct l0-Southeast corner of Sierra and
Illinois streets.
Precinct lI-Corner of Fifteenth avenue and
street.
Precinct l2-Northwest corner of Fourteenth
avenue ana street.
Precinct l3-Coruer OF Railroad and Fourteenth
avenues
THIRTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct l-Front 506 Folsom street.
Precinct 2-Front 244 Twelfth street.
Precinct Son Erie street corner Mission
Precinct 4-Front l04 Twelfth street.
Precinct 5-Front lat Twelfth street.
Precinct 6-Front 29 Potter street.
Pr cinct 7-tront 90 Ridley street.
Precinct S-North side Fifteenth street near w.
lencia.
Precinct 9-Front l23 Fifteenth street.
Precinct 1o-Frcnt 81 2 Fifteenth street.
Precinct ll-Front 2lOO Folsom stI ,t
Precinct l2-Southwest corner Sixteenth ann
Capp streets. ~"u
Precinct lY-North side Seventeenth h strest ns.r
Valencia. Ss' Ses'
Precinct 14-opposite 4I5 Eighteenth stres.
Precinct lo-Northwest corner Yalenc!a and
Nineteenth streets. ~Ao
Precinct l6-southeast corner Capp and Eion.
teenth streets. fP "au Iisnr
Precinct l7-Front e64 Twentieth street.
- Precinct lS-Northwest corner Valencia ana
Twentieth streets ano
Precinct ls-front sls Twentieth street.
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FORTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Precinct 1-Front of lOo Turk street.
Precinct Front OF 13I Eddy street
Precinct 3-Southwest corner OF Taylor and Ellis
streets.
streets
Precinct 5-southwest corner of 6eary and Mason
streets.
Precinct 6-FFont OF 705 Sutter street.
Precinct Front OF s29 Pine street
Precinct S-Front OF 1904 Bush street
Precinct 9-N orthwest corner of Leavenvorth
and Sacramento streets.
Precinct l0-Opposite 1904 Jones street.
Precinct / ll-Front of 1900 Taylor street.
Precinct l2-front of 1901 Leavenworrh street
Precinct 13-Front OF 1904 Leavenworth street
Precinct 14-Front OF 1903 Taylor street.
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FORTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Precinct Eddy street. opposite Glasgow
Precinct 2-0pposite lO3 O'FarreI street.
Precinct 3-Front of 40I Post street.
Precinct 4-Opposite 209 Geary street.
Precinct o-Opposte l21 Grant avenue.
Precinct 6-Fr0nt OF 429 Sutter street.
Precinct 7-Northwest corner of Dupont and Sut-
streets.
Precinct S-Northeast corner Of Dupont and Bush
streets.
Precinct $3.50 Bush street
Precinct l0-0pposite 524 Dupont street.
Precinct l1-Erout of 1917 Wayery place
Precinct 12-Front of SO3 Washington street
Precinct 13-Front of 923 Powell street
Precinct 14-Erout OF 1909 Powell street
Precinct l5-Southwest corner of Stockton street.
and Broadway.
of
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THIRTY FIFTH ASsEMRJy nIsrpIcr

Precinct l-opposite 027 Valencia srreat
frecinct 2-S36 Dolores street
Precinct 3-Southeast corner Twentv.th,ra strox,
ana San Jose avanue o s''ees
Precinct 4-Opposite 1927 Mission street
Precinct 6-Northwest corner Twenty fifth .traa,
aud Lilac avenue. ~ soos
q Precinct s-Northeast corner Twentynrsh ana
Precinct 7-front 324l Mission str
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BY order Democratic Executive Committee
A. A. WATKIN Chairman.
FRANK p HUGHES. Secretary.
Headquarters. 207 Sutter ST. nos At
The morning call., 1892-11-07
POLITICAL.
a CARD.
To the Voters of San Francisco:

To the Voters of San Francisco:
FELLOW CITIZENS; Owing to pressure
of Official duties as Election Commissioner
and in the collection of taxes now due. l
have been unable to make personal can
vass for reelection; I, therefore, taKe this
method of presenting myself and asking
your suffrages on the ground that 1 have
faithfully and honestly performed all the
duties incumbent upon the Office of Tax
Collector.
In proof of this beg to refer you to the
many kind and complimentary notices re-
ceived from the press of this city.
The different Grand Juries. including the
Wallace Grand Jury. after thorough inves-
legations of the workings of the department,
added their seals of official approval.
1 can also truthfully say that the Office
has been conducted independently of any
outside domination.
have always regarded "public Office
as q public trust" and i have so conducted
the Tax Collectors office.
My record in the past is my guarantee for
the future.
TINS briefly nrasant NV oloius .,d
leave the matter in your hands, trusting 70
your generous support. Respectfully yours,
81 TH0S. OBRIEN. Tax Collector
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FORTIETH ASSEMBLY pIsTRIcT.

Precinct lon Pine street. corner Pine and
Franklin.
Precinct 2-southwest corner Post street and Van
Ness avenue.
Precinct 3-west side Laguna street. opposite
Cedar avenue.
Precinct 4-On Sutter street. opposite 1870.
frecinet o-Opposite engine house, California
street
Precinct 6-South side California street. near
Fillmore.
Precinct 7-Opposite 1924 Fillmore street.
Precinct S-North side Pine street, opposite Ola
Ladies' Home.
Precinct P-Opposite 1871 Scott street.
Precinct l0-Front of 2 725 Pine street. &
Precinct 1l-FronI of 1905 BrodeTick street
Precinct 12-Northwest corner Pine and Lyon
streets.
Precinct 13-Southwest corner Lyon and Post
streets.
Precinct 14-Northeast corner Point Lobos avenue
and Williamson street.
Precinct 5-Fifth avenue, between Point Lobos
and Clement.
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POLITICAL.
REGULAR
MUNICIPAL NOMINEES
Democratic Party,
Nominated at Metropolitan Hail.

The numbers below the same those on the
oicia ballot and the designation of the candidates
10 democrat"
Beware of the designation .'old Democratic" 1t
Is trap and fraud designed by the Kelly Grim.
minis Rainey combination to deceive voters.
Vote only for the candidates marked Demo