The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-17

and band furnished stimulating music be-
| tween the speeches. The speakers were
Mahoney and Joseph Mccormack. The
total enrolment reached $50. Permanent
| officers were elected as follows:
President, j. j. Hourigan: secretary J. J.
| villa inson; TREASURER, Charles Jansen; enroliing
| committee Frank koesel. Charles Peterson
| John Mccarthy; sergeant-Rt-arms, John I.
] Kane; yice-presdents : Precinct 1. William
| Pfi ebard: 2. w. }. b. Cole; }, John Mcbride;
A. Thomas Wren; D, James Hynes; 6, w. j.
Muny: 7. ID: }. Martin; 8, John Reilly; o. John
| Mccarthy; TO- William Downs; IL, Charles
1 Peterson; IL. Henry Darling; IS, Frank Cails-
han; IA, Patrick Cahili; To- Thomas Hourigan;
| 16. William koegel.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the resolution OF the executive
! committee of the State Central Commute deeIin-
| ing 10 recognize The Republican County Com
! miiIee OF San Francisco. presided over by A.
! Ruef. Esq, does not meet our approval. and we
| her by pledge our continued sun ori, aud the
| support OF the 800 members OF this club TO said
| county committee. and TO any movement inspired
| by them against he control OF the X publican
| Party by Kelly and C'immins, The bosses whose
| very association with the Republican ticket Will
| lead II 10 disaster and ruin.
hesolved, That We learn with pleasure of the
determination oil said committee 10 continue its
! Asgtes I'VE campaign against boss rule In San
! Francisco, ana We urge all good Republicans 10
| join IN this movement and 10 assist In bringing It
10 success.
THIRTY-SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The total enrolment in the Thlrty-second
District was I'D. Permanent officers were
| elected as follows:
p President President. 7: c. Dun; secretary, s. II.
presidents Precinct ]. L. L. Brown; 2 Henry
Beckett; B, j. F. Permit; 4. Fred keiiholz; 5,
Joseph de Lareviere; 6, George A. Evans; T.
John Olsen; s. nOI filled; .. James Johnston;
10, Thomas John; l l, J. Dunlap; IL, Albert
StambIiage; l3, Albert Jones; II, George
| MimmOr; 10, John Greenlaw.
Total enrolment, 122.
| THIRTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The permanent organization Of the Repub-
| lieans of the above named district was
| effected at McManus Hall, Michigan street.
when the following Ulcers were elected
President, L. V. Paulen; vice presdents-A
Erickson. n. c. keenan,. L. Bioomquist, j.
kearns, 7. w. Stevenson. w. j. Fitzgerald. J.
| laney, j. Mansfield, C. Reed John j. Shane aud
1. keeie; secretary. NJ. w. Mcmahon; treas
nrer NJ Butler; executive commttee-H. Klsen
! L heeie and L. Savage.
The Total enrolment was 1876
Resolutions were adopted indorsing f. b.
| OBTien for Congressman from the Fourth
Congressional District and denouncing
| Alexander as an unfit parsonage 10 repre-
sent the Republicans of tins district.
THIRTYFoURTH ASSEMBLY DIS rRIcr
President, j. J. Moran; vice presrdents-Pre-
cnct l. JOAN Lyceit; 2. A. NJ. Hirshfeld: 3.
James A. Smiley; z, l.. h. Hagenkamp; s, Frank
Rooney; 8, J. i. Broderick; 10. j. r. Kirby; II,
D"rsan Nichols; II, DIR. q. A. Christensen; 10
d. j. Kelly; IL Charles Lodge; 10, Sam Vince
land; 16. Percy Beamtsh; II, George Dieltere;
1o A. loot acker; 10 William Patterson; Sec
rotary, ). Van Noslrand: treasurer, w. NJ. A.
Brown; finance commitIee-P. Beamisn w. W,
Brown, john L. Dare. John Lycett. John l.
Br0derlck.
Enrolled. 24o.
THIRTY-sEvENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
President. II. Barron; secretary, j. Curtin;
tTea, uIer. NJ McManus; enrolling committee
L. ID. Jones Thomas Burke, II. Nj. Copeland.
Enrolment. 435.
THIRTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
President. IL. W. Outflow; secretary. Charles
ii. Waid; enrolment committees Little, L. :.
presidents-PIecinct /. A. Waller; p y Fiz-
gerald; 3, Arthur Thiems; 4, William Parduer;
.. j. III. Brooks; 6, {. III. Curley; 7. 2. A. Rer-
gerOt; 8. George Powell; .. DR.. Mckenzie: 10
> Lhiie; II, William A Halsiead; Il, W. Bur
nell; 10. z. Rush.
THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
President, II, W. Hutton; secretary. William
Il. Kibber; treasurer. Chaties X. Taylor: vice
preSdentS-Precmct l, j. Merry: ., not nlied 8
ii. McCiam; T. ). W. Vulicevch; s. }. W.
BIrnes; ., +. A. viii; TO- II. ". Mathew; IL
d.. 5. Adler; II, ii. NJ. Gale; - J. C. " de-;
IA, l. X. IAfzeieTe; 10, j. q. CaipeHtei; 10. &.
Levy; IA, T. D. Madison.
Total enrolment. 325.
FORTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Enrolling committee CapIaia William Young
a. frombeIg, Q. 6. Haleti; ylce-presidrnts-
Precinct l, }. j. Brooks; ?. D. l.. Mayer: g. j.
Deulh; 4. }. J. Moran; g. &. II. Bradshaw; 6.
W. w Arey; z, A. FrnmneTg; g. John Walls;
8, f. +. Wat ms; 10. RichafG Colbutn; IL NJ
}. Backman; IL. o. &. HaneIt; 3. John W at
A
Enrolment, 237.
FoRTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
PresiGeni. Thomas Eager; viee-pIesldenis-
Precincl ], Alex Brown; 2, l. c. Pistol 81; g.
Edwin AtHiGge; T. Martin Murray: D. Thro
Alexander; 6, John j. CaliSh: Z, Albert ~ tson;
3, Thomas Clun; .. William Edminster; 10,
Samuel Guthri IL. William Oterheimei -
c. c. Pfau; 10. Charles II. Long Jr.; IL, }.
Hogan; secretary, c. c. Pratt; treasurer, Thorn
as Mofit. Enrolment commHlee-J. MeFar-
Hand, Charles Matthews, W. j. Alexander.
Enrolled. 456.
FoRTY-s SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
President ID. ". c. Rice; secretary, 2. Shaen
Enrolling committee-E. ID. L. Tichenor, S. A
Leach. l.. A. Henry.
Enrolment 243.
F0RTY-THIBD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
President, Gorge II. Williams: vice pres-
Desmond. John inthTop, John h. Price, George
A. Bates, William Rom6erg, william Kennedy,
j. 6. LehnhardI. }. q. Boyne, A. a. atsun, A.
j. DEeiig, William NOSv0fg; secretary, ID. II.
Ashley; treasurer. Paul Desmond.
Enrolment 223.
FORTY-FoURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
President. Il. L. Ciark; secretary, John
CrOiheTs; treasurer, Charles LBderman; nnan-
elai secretary, A. W. Stafford; sergeant alarms.
Nj. Low; enrolling commi tee-N. q. Loyeland
4. {. holben, +. i. Buckley; vice Presidents
Precineis-l, J. Coloma; =, L. Pellegrini; 3, G.
Busch !. J. l.. Thomas; ;, John small; 6,
August Brooks; :. L. n Buckley: :. t;norge
Waiefmani 8, Peter l.. R.ngen; 10. John b
Gibson; IL, Peter L. Castagrinos; ~, Frank
LuBdbeTg; >. Frank Mcfarland; Is Richard
Gaulner. Number names enrolled Sal.
Re~OlutiOrs as follows were adopted:
WHEREAS. By action OF the executive com
mttec of tie State Central Committee In falling TO
recognize the County Committee presided over
by MT. Rurf. Messrs. Kelly and CrimmRS claim
10 be ~ control Of the Republican PaTty OF san
Francisco, and whereas This means the inevitable
defeat Of Tie Republican pats
ResOtred, That We Trpudlate the claims OF said
so-calied leaders and declare our constant op-
position TO Kelly and Ctiminins.
AeSoiUed, That W. do hereby assure said com
mttee that We VIII support all measures that
may Ice taken by them To free the aTty from
the domination Of said bosses.
Res9irsd, That lie announcement Of the de-
etsson taken This evening by said County Com
mi itee 10 the effect that Tie opposition 10 Kelly
aud Cfimmins will be continued BY them meets
with our heaTtiest approval and commendaiiou.
FORTY FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Presdeni. Edward PeaIkes; vice pre- sidents-
Henry House. Fred Austin, Frank X. Lucas
Henry Benjamin, Thomas Jones Henry Thomp-
son, George Wilson. james Borden. +. w RuRg
Fred Motion. Thomas O'Neill, Charles Mel
bourn, Con keefe, John Peterson, George Lewis
Henry Hyde, William Becker; secretary
Frank Harney; treasurer. William BenGI.
Enrolment. 700
PEOPLES PARTY RALLY.
A Ratification Held ,ho Rtso..