The morning call., 1894-05-27
Lively Times Among the
Republicans.
PREPARING FOR A PRIMARY.
Bad for the KeIly-CrHnmins Con-
tingent.
PERMANENT OFFICERS OF CLUBS
A Complete List of the Officers of
Election Selected by the Cam
paign Committee.

There were lively times in local Repnb-
lican circles yesterday and last evening.
Politicians in the party and out OF the
! party, for that matter, were interested in
the outcome of the battle which was being
/ waGed between the two factions.
! 1t turned out to be a very chilly day for
| Kelly and Crimmins, who are striv-
| ing TO gain the prestige which they
lost two years ago. From the
| returns which came in from the various
districts it was evident that during the
| campaign which is now just opening there
will be an Arctic blast blowing which will
chill forever the political aspirations of
those two manipulatOrs.
Even in his own district Martin Kelly
got setback that caused his hat to shrink
and his overcOat to take on a wrinkled ap-
! pearance. Phil Crimmins even went to
the wall in his district, where he had con-
sidered himself invincible. 10 the cam
paign committee Kelly aud CTimmins did
not expect much in the way of favorS, and
hey were hot disappointed when the re-
vlSed lists of inspectors, Judges and clerks
showed their men were IN no wise IN It.
In fact their representatives were as scarce
as watermelons in December almost.
The campaign committee was in session
al hdg dl luC lUUulS III lllt lOdlu III Auu6A
building until o'clock at night, at which
time they adjourned for an hour, and then
began their deli alterations, and remained In
session until alter midnight.
When the committee came together yes
terday morning the hallway leading TO the
rooms was crowded with politicians. who
were anxious to sea how the campaign
committee was going TO act regarding the
recommendations that lad been made bv
the county committeeman from the fer
ent districts.
l. was a generally understood thing that
the Kelly and Crimmns men on the cleo
ton boards as selected would meet with n
pretty rough reception when they came TO
be passed on, and the result justified in
every way the feelings of the interested
ones. From the start the adheTents of
Colonel Daniel NJ. Burns had everything
their own way.
BY general consent of the committee the
matter OF the protests In the Twenty
eighth aud Tenty- districts, which are
generally considered as Kelly and Grim
Minis private property when it comes to a
primary election, were laid over until even
ing for consideration. The other protests
were then taken mp and the various differ
ences arranged by The committee in eXecu-
tive session.
Following is complete return of the
inspectors judges and clerks excepting In
the disputed districts:
Twenty. ninth Observation-Disclosures No.
1, Irish American Hall: No. ., 763 Howard
street. Inspectors: No. 1, IL. Duhe; No. 2,
+. Solden-l. judges: No. 1, Joseph Horn, j.
Ii. Griffin; No. ?, G org Burke, james Fiem-
Bagley; No 2, Frank Minor Z. Cameron
Ihrue,h District = Polling places: No l,
$50 Howard street. Inspectors: No. 1, John
Fiuigan; No. . W. T. Donovan. Judges No.
!, John sullivan. John Holland; No =, w f.
Page, Thomas Ivory. CLERKS: No. l. Frank
Casey, Meyer Coheni No. 2, W. Stevens G.
Smith.
ThirIy-irst District-Ponng-places No. I,
Eighth and Mission sire Is; No. ., Tenth ana
Folsom streets. Inspectors-No. l, Charles
Martin; No :. j.. j. Prendefgast. Judges: No.
!, James Hines, j. Woodland; No 2, j. Cor bet,
1. Arson. Clerks: No. l, T. Riley, r. Rlakis.
ton; No. ?. T. Dolan, j. Ryan.
IhIty-secOnd DistIict-POlling- places: No.
l, 4O212 Brannan street; No. 2, 7O2 Brannan
street; No g. SOlano and Tennessee streets
inspectors; Ne: l, ndrew Lang; No. 2. j.
No. 1, Il. Hines. Ii. Hryer; No. ., J. Nc.
Carthy, John A. Ahern; No. 8, T. Rendrv, l..
Hoey. Clerks: B. ROwle +. COughlan; No. ?,
j. McQuade, j. T. Fiigate; No. 3, E. j. Luke,
j. DOughetty.
Ihrtythird District-POlling.p places: No. l.
2Ifo FOLSOM street; No. 2. Assembly Hall
Nevada street, between Georgia ana Missouri;
No. 3, Masonic Hall, South San francisco.
lnSpectolS-No. /, Frank PTendergasj No
2. John Carson; No. 8, J. w. Burns Judges
No i j. Gallagher, l., Phillips; No. 2. Joseph
fenron, D. y. Burns; No. 3, r. t. Crockett. DR..
Spellman ClerkS-NO. l, William Griffin, j.
Roach; No. 2, William Burke, j. A C. Dirks;
No 3. Frank Clarke. Henry Blakely.s
Ihiriy-fourth Observation-Disclosures No. l.
Shotwell street; No. 2, 2102 Howard street
, Inspectors: No !, Richard Kirby; No. 2, j.
MeNultv. Judges: No. l, Ed Eawald, James
X ne; No. ,. Con Hilderbrandt, Robert Orr.
Clerks: No. 1, L. r. Cane. Al Ripert; No. 2,
Frank Benson Joseph Carpenter.
Thrtieth District Polling places: No l,
IweDty-ihlTd and Valencia streets; No. 2. 1875
Valencia street Insp- ctOrs: MOL, a. Bruce
Gibson; No. ., Frank Easement. judges: No
!, W. W: Macy. j: Morgan; No. 2, Henry
Rowe. William DOody. Clerks: No. ], William
Patton, George McGill; No. 2, S. R. Ames,
James d. SOnkO.
Ghirtystxth Observation-Disclosures: No 1,
ner ThlrtieIh street and san Jose avenue. In
spectors: No. !, I. w. jackson; NO. 2, Robert
Graham Judges: No. l, William Wright
Charles Ellis; No. 2. Charles Page, w. SherraH.
Clerks: No. /, j. II. Mccain, Fl. A. Bilay;
No. 2, w. Mauk, NJ. Cullan.
Thlrty-Seventh Observation-Disclosures No.
/, 233 OFarell street; No. 2. northeast corner
Deyisadero and Oak streets. Inspectors: No.
l, John Corbett; No. 2. W. Fitzgerald. Judges:
No. l. J: II. }. Suyden, A W. Johnston; No. 2,
j. III. kffinger, c. o. Burton. Clerks: No. l,
c. ". Rodgers. Henry CoFdees; No. 2, August
HagedOrn, r. r. Brooks.
Tbirty-eighrh Distrct-P Polling places: No.
/, northwest corner of Franklin and McAllster
Streets No. 2, southwest corner of Turk and
Pierce streets. Inspectors: No. 1. George
Lewis; No. 2, j. Mann. Judges: No l, Ed
ward Kenden and George Stokes; No. 2. B.
Fromberg and j. D. Nolan Clerks: No. 1. C.
p. Mccarthy and George FIddes; No. 2, John
Plat and L. Halsted.
Thirty ninth DiStrlct-PollinG-p places: No. 1,
6l5 Ellis street; No. 2. 701 Larkin street. IN
speetors: No. /, w. I. Cleary; No. 2, Robert
Barton. Judges: No. L. Charles Klaplan, JOS
eph Hirsch; No. 2. J. S. Leonard. William Rob-
ertson. Clerks: No. l, H.. A. Friedlander. l..
ID. Stors No. ,, I. j. Broad, Joseph Afald.
Fortleth District - Polling places: No. !,
northeast corner Post and Luguna Streets No.
2, 1910 DevsaderO street. Inspectors: No l,
Il. Pike; No. 2, A. Brown. Judges: No. /, +.
II. Bauer. William Latham; No. 2. j. P. Med
I1y, Simon Casebolt Clerks: No. 1, Elmer
Wagner. II. Bait; No. 2, c. NJ. Dillon, c. A.
BodeTmau
Forty.hrst Polling-places: No. l,
northwest corner Vallejo aad Polk streets; No.
2. southeast corner Buchanan and Jackson
?, W. Fl. Rice. judges: No. l, William Reed,
/. P. Powellson; No. 2. c. c. Pratt, Harry
Piper. Clerks: No. 1, G. j. Young, g orge
Morrison; No. 2, +. ". Marston, ID. 5. Culp.
Furty-secOnd Observation-Disclosures No.
l, $50 Geary street; No. 2. 1887 California
2, L. a. Henry. judges: No. 1, andrew Nor
wood. II. Rodecker; No. 2, 7. Snaen. John Eel
ton. Clerks: No. l. Henry Taylor, Frank
Tracey; No. 2, Melton GOodenougb, Thomas
Reilly.
FoTty.Ihird DistIict-Ponlng-p No. 1,
inspectors: No. 1. ChauDeey Clark; No. 2,
NJ Flynn. Judges: No. /, A. f. Johns, Thomas
Meg aih; No. 2, Thomas Kelly, John Bruins.
clerks: No. 1, Charles f. Nickel. j. w.
woods; No. ., w. j. Righimire, John Raymon.
Forty-f0urth P0lling-placas; No. 1.
sos Filbert street. Inspectors: No. l, Joseph
DamOnte; No. ?. Louis Cooper. Judges: No l,
Joseph Collins aud William Barry; No. ,. John
l. wales aud George Faber. Clerks: No. 1,