The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-08

prizefght pool tickets and went down bytwoS
and threes and scores TO 207 Suffer street to
koWtow to their new boss, Sullivan, who sat
in a small room formerly occupied by Buck
lev ana smilingly listened to the stories OF
the fray Jae Dryer, the assistant boss
the Sam RaiBey OF the new regime, as II
were-occupied g chair near his irlend
Sullivan, aud glanced occasionally at a
copy of the slate which he carried 10 his
pocket. His boyish face showed his pleas,
ure at the result, and he murmured several
times: "IeTe. we are the people. Martin
Kelly is great man, but you can give him
cards and spades and beat him out nine
times out OF ten"
Only once was the pleasant flow Of his
thoughts interrupted, and that was when
Jim Neal wandered in with blood IN his
eye and a general invitation Tor any man
who did not like his looks to go out and
fight. Dryer drew closer to Sullivan, and
a faithful attendant turned the gas lower as
Neal strayed out again.
The principal fight was made down in the
Forty-ffth District, where Gavin McNab Is
supposed to live and move and have his
being Opposed to Gavin WAS that great
and pure statesman William Fitzgerald,
who is SUlliYan's recognized representative,
and Billy simply showed McNao out OF
sight. McNab had gang on hand as early
as o'clock, aud his line was formed with
military precision. But tie merchants who
do business there grew alarmed for the
safety of their goods when they saw the
gang and complained to the police. They
were promptly removed. Then FITZGERALD
took his turn aud got his men in line. and
there they remained. As consequence,
McNab lost and Sullivan got in.
In the Twenty-ninth Sullivan's workers
bested such estimable gentlemen as jim
Nsa aHd Dick Creighton, and Out IN the
Thirty-nintb, where Sullivan and DWyer
no oil
And so the battle went all over the city.
and " hen the votes were counted the old
Buckley crowd had carried just one district.
That was the Thirty-fOuTth, and there the
ReOrgsniZers we're slaughtered.
As 1t stands 1t looks ae II Sullivan and
Dryer had it all their own way, and their
slate is now in fair way to 60 through.
The following delegates were elected TO
the municipal convention:
Twenty eighth Disirlct-SIate Senator, NJ. J.
Dunn; Assemoiyman, Thomas B. Cusick;
deegates-EdWard CTangle, Patrick COrFigan,
James Murphy, Louis Lehman, Charles White
law, James Stevens. Frank Norton, Patrick
RYAN, John !. McElroy, Daniel Geary Lawrence
Buckley, NJ. r. Jordan, John J. MeGrath, John
Corners, Steven Burke.
Twenfy.nlnIh Distrlct-Senstor. W. ]. Dunn;
Assembiyman, w. Boyce; delegates-T. j. Quiz
Ian, John Brown. w. Harrington, James Fin
n-Tty, John Allen, Thomas Quinn, Thomas
Brady, James Nj. Quinn, John ODOnnell, Sam
Braunhart, Michael Wall, Thomas Glbney, John
L u
Thirtleth Dlstrict-5tate Senator, Milton r.
YOuu (; Assembyman, Bernard L. Conway;
deegales-John E. Broderck, j. j. Noouan.
james McNeuomey Joseph Cannon, Patrick
Muleare, Richard O'Brien, John T. Sweeney,
Lawrence Walsh, Thomas Z. Healy Hugh Mol.
NIT, James T. Bowen. I. Fitzgerald. Thomas
McCreagh, Edward Cleary, John I. Cough.
EThrty-fi ST District - Senator. Charles g.
Arms; Assembly, John j. Kennedy; delegates
Sidney Hail. Con j HarTiean j. }. Lane, James
trOnn, Thomas Dunn. G. lie Clair, James j.
Murphy. D. ]. Murray P Dolan, Thomas W.
Shea, John 0Hars. c. j. Heating. George
Green, Timothy D. Sullivan. Edward Brown.
Riley; Assemblym y. j. Buckley; Delegates
T. Donovan, J. Boyd. q. IL. Hinckley, j. f. De-
vine. I. Growney, 5. Feeney, J: Msgee, T. Floyd,
James Lsrkln, ]. o. Lcary, J. F. Mooney Rich
ard Barry, V. b. Cronln, john Twigg, Edward
AeDeimott.
Thirty fourth DIstrlct-state Senator, J. D.
j. J. Mcguire, w. Burke, Thomas Torpey, W.
j. Orr 4. Z. Gallagher, r. j. Cassidy, John
Kramer; George McGinn, J. B. williams, a.
Olsen. K. Anderson, John DeYeny, NJ. DeYlne
J; J. Roddy. Charles Burke.
Ihifty-sXth DistTiet-Senator, James d. Phe-
Ian; Assemblymsn, John Brownie; delegates
Edward Murphy, Stephen Crowley, Peter Quinn,
Thomas Mclaughlin, JOhD Collins, j. j. Nc.
Donnel, William Brownie, Julius Frankel, A. J..
Kelly.
Thirty-seventh DIstrict-state Senator. VIII
liam j. Bggy; Assemblymsn, A. g. Mcguire;
v.
Charles Krupp. Tim 0'Neil James FOgarty, W
h. Williams Jr., T. g. DOrgan, Edward Winslow,
Neil MaIioy, Joseph ID. Commit, Joseph STAPLE
ton, Thomas COoney, +. X Foley, Martin
Hughes, William Clark.
hlrIy eighth Dlsiriet-Stlte Senator, W j.
Biggy; Assemblyman. B. Schlesinger; dele.
gates. A. Watkins, G. A. Thompson, James
Sweeney, j. Grace. o. Connors, d. DougheIty,
T. b. Peterson, j. j. Bowling. j. II. Sullivan j.
F. Montague, i. Kane. L. W. Burlls. f. Dunn.
Ii. J. Foley. j. ID. Welsh.
Tblrty-niHth Distriet-State Senator Charles
J. ARMS AsSemblyman, j. w. Keys; delegates
J: +. sullivan, J. j. DwyeT, Marcus RosenthaI,
michael Whalen, Henry Blaney. Thomas Kelly,
n I. Clatkson. j. A. EentOn, D. M. GaYIgan,
q orge Koran, Ell SandrY. Daniel Ryan j. a
Karen, John Glayinoyich, Samuel KOhlman.
foftleih DlstTict-Seuator, Robert Kelly: AS
semDtylnan, Edmund Gaudchaux; delegaies-J
~ Mcdonald, H. Eikhoff. Edmund Kenny, Kern
Aern. simon Z. SeheeliBe, Thomas Martin
FRANK Forming, Edward Kelly, ISAIAH ChoynskI
Frank sheetin, Edward Leonard, L. F. Byineion'
Sohn Crenan, Thomas II. Brady, JOHN ;Kirwin'
Forty-nIst DistTict-State Senator o. m
Rodgers; Assemblyman, j. NJ. Curtis: dele
gates-t. h. hllnk, nj. j. Allen, W. McGenuey
John Thornton, Frank II. Kilchif, Thomas W
Doyle. II. Guella, Peter Ntzhugh, James l.arkev
Z. Maloney, Louis Hess, j. b. Carroll, p, e.
Dunno, 4. r. murphy, W. j. VNef.
FOrty-seeond Dstrict-Senator M. F. Michael.
Assembyman, w. +. Sawyer; delegates-E r.
Pond, 5. ii: Daniels, George Radford. j. L.
OLeary, L. Kelly, John w. Roach, j. Boylau
Joseph Hayes, Z. Flynn, James Gibbons, Joseph
FlShertY, j. Kelly, Joseph b. Gordon. X.
Fortythrd Dls,rict-Senator, Nj. F. MIchaels;
Assemblyman, Joseph NJ. Msrns; delegates-S.
Polack, w. l.. Grant, Joseph RotnsehiId, M
FalloD. 4. r. Casserly, A. NJ. GaulI, s. Newman,