The morning call., 1892-03-25
LOCAL PATRIOTS.
The Men Who Mango the Party Az
fairs.

fairs.
close study of the names that bob
up from campaign to campaign in this city
seems to reveal the fact that the same men
are 10 the fore year after year. In politics
there would seem to he wheels within
wheels that reY0Ive in the same old rounds,
and few strange names or faces appear 10
relieve the monotony.
Even in the Reorganization Committee
there is q startling array of people who have
figured in former political battles, and II
report be true there is hardly man OF the
lot who has not An ak TO grind mat is
probably the reason that McNaos motion,
recently made, that no member OF the eX-
eeutive committee be allowed to accept a
nomination for Office, was so promptly and
epergetically voted down.
Here is a list of some of the more prom
inent and the Offices TO which they aspire:
J. J. DIVER, District Attorney A c. Paul
sell, Governor; Martin CorceraD, Sheriff; ;
]. D. Philan, Representative In Congress;
Christian Refs, County Treasurer; c. A.
Clinton, Coroner; c. l.. Weller, County
Clerk; E. B. Pond, United States Senator;
Timothy Donovan, Superintendent OF
Streets; Samuel NJ. Braunhart, State Sem
ator; William Broderick, Recorder; Thomas
F. Barry, City and County Attorney; j. j.
Curry, standing candidate for State Printer;
j. G. Mcguire, wants the legal patronage OF
the Board of Supervisors; j. F. Sullivan,
attorney lOf Tue uUiic auiiluiSudtOi, anu
Selden S. Wright, Superior Judge.
This very nearly completes the list and
shows the causes aciuatng the patriots
engaged.
On the Republican side the list OF the
two factions Of the County Committee reads
ID this way:
THE BOILERS.
Ambrose A. Watson Deputy in the Office
Of the Superintendent Of Streets. lately dis
missed from his position as clerk Of Police
Court 8.
j. ii. Mahoney, State Senator.
James Bacigaupi, undertaken
Grant Israel, Healh Office employe.
+. Koegel Health Office employe.
III. l.. Asher, wharfnger, under Harbor
Commission.
john L. Mullen, attorney.
ii. A. Steffrns, grocer.
Oscar Lewis, ironfOunder
II. G. Gerdes. physician.
j. j. Moran. coffee-deaer.
John Rbggles, teamster, member Of the
firm of FarnswoTth & Rugges.
T. j. Mills, deputy in internal Revenue
Collector Quinn's Office
Frank McManus, king of the PotrerO.
j. 81. Higgins, grocer.
A. ). lsaacs, wharfingeT, under uarbor
Commission.
John L. Handey Potrero Capitol Mills.
KELLY-CRIAMINs MEN.
George W. Lee, License Collector.
Martin Kelly. boss No. /.
Phil Crimmins, boss No. g
d. 5. Weaver, tinsmith.
X. &. Meyers, physician and chairman :
said to have fifteen appointments In new
City Hail.
&. c. Pistolesi, clerk Prosecuting Attor-
ney. Police Court
w. A. Carnes, San Francisco Paving Com
pany and son OF Supervisor Carnes
j. w. Sullivan, clerk In Tax Collector
effiee
J. T. Mccormick. millhand.
Z. l.. Faneher. clerk of Police Court 8.
John 7. Coffee, Supervisor Eighth Ward.
George w. Allen, fireman new City Hall.
Jesse E. Marks, saloon -kee per: has two
appointments in Recorder office.
Meyer Jacobs, Assistant City and County
Attorney.
W. "A; S. Nicholson. Prosecuting ATTORNEY
Police Court
G.. A. OBrien. coal-dealer; has city con.
tracts.
W q. Mclaughlin. physician; wants to
be Coroner next year
tohn Conway, Assistant Superintendent
Oh construction new City Hall
a. huef, attorney; aud friend of E. S
Piilsbury. ~
partment. 10
ID. S. Dorm, attorney; brother of NJ. A
Dorm, attorney for Sheriff Laumeister.