The morning call., 1894-07-11
MURPHY FOILED.
He Didn't Get the Forty
Fifth's Roll.
ROW IN THE FORTY-FOURTH.
Dan Burns on His Way Back by
Steamer.
ROW IN THE FORTY-FOURTH.
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE BODY.
Resolutions of the Greystone AIIi-
ance in Favor of a Public
Employment Office.

Max Peppers political board of health
met again last evening and did some more
purifying of the Democratic district rolls.
The kicks before them were numerous. but
the row in Gavin McNab's borough was
perhaps the most interesting that
came to light through the medium
of the primary seven. McNsb has
dead cinch on the Forty fifth,
but there is minority that is never salts
fed with anything. and which is led by
those stalwarts, Billy Fitzgerald and j. j.
Murphy, the Deputy Sheriff. Now Mon
day night the secretary Of tie FOTty-tifth
Club got an order from Peppers board Of
health to give a roll to the energetic
minority. Armed with this order Murphy
sent TO CIitus BarbOur's office and set
about copying the roll, When fairly under
way Tommy Chandler, the eminent parlia-
mentariaD, wandered in and ordered the
proceedings TO stop.
Hence the kick that Murphy duly regis
tered with the primary committee again
last night. This resulted in another order
for the roll. Barbour says that there are
800 names on the roll. There is little
doubt that McNab will win out in his
fight
The affair of the Forty-fourth also came
up. There is a strong minority here, too.
There are 500 names on the roll, out of
which the canvassing committee would
purge some fifty suffers. The minority.
however, headed by L. '. Merle, men,
Der of the primary committee, claim that
$50 names should be stricken out. They
have boosted. too, that having man on
the primary committee they can carry
their fight through.
A few names were dropped from the
Twenty-eighth last night also. The CON-
mittee meets again tonight.
Dan Burns is not coming back in Com
modore Spreckels' palatial yacht. He
has had enough of yachting for the pres
ent, and has announced to his friends here
that he embarkS tomorrow on the steamer
Mexico for this city, expecting to arrive
here on Saturday next.
Ia accordance with the resolution of the
Repu bhcau State convention NJ. NJ. Estee,
the Republican nominee for Governor has
appointed the following executive COM
mittee Of the State Central Committee:
P. b. Cornwall Isaac Upham, J. H. Mahoney,
". W. Montague, j. J. Jacob, Leon Deunery
H /. Dodge. j. j. Evans. D. NJ. Burns, w. G.
Johnson: David Kerr, j. D. Spreckels, Asa h.
Wells, Z. {. Palmierl, Wendell EaStOn, N.
COOuey, a. Ruef, Frank McQuaid, James Nc
Nab, Harry Z. SOnntag, Charles Bundschu, San
Francisco
AIvlnZa Hayward, San Mateo.
J. X. Doak Stockton.
Edward Sweeney, Redding.
A B. Lennon. Santa Rosa.
j. c. DAILY, Ventura.
W. H. ChiCkerng, Oakland.
i. c. Hart, Sacramento.
ROberI NO:tham, Los Angeles
y. a. Hale, San Jose.
The Greystone Alliance met in Justice
DUNES courtroom, new City Hall, ! st
night There were fifty members present,
Frank MalOye presiding. Ten new mem
berS we're elected
The following resolution was introduced
by Charles j. Comyns and, after an acri-
mOnioUs debate between NJ. NJ. FOote and
2. NJ. ClarksOn, was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we favor the establishment nv
law Of free public employment office in con-
Eecilon with the State Bureau OF Labor sta
listlcs.
Resolved, That the efforts of this Organization
be directed toward securing the insertion OF the
foregoing resolution as a plank in the State
platform OF the Democratic party of California.
a resolution was adopted expressing in
dignatiOn at the Japanese being allowed to
participate in the Fourth of July parade
The resolution concluded as follows: The
Japan csc are by race and tradition antag-
Onistic tOithe principles of republican in
situations, and we deem their appearance
in a Fourth Of July parade, carrying small
American flags, as only buTlesQue on
Anericanism and mockery at patriot
ism"
A resolution favoring the Government
the United States and advocating its inser-
ton as plank in the party platform was
also adopted.
A committee appointed at the previous
meeting presented The draft of a memorial
to Congress urging early action in the
matter Of constructing the new Postoffice.
which was adopted.
After remarks by Samuel Kohlman, NJ.
NJ. Foote and others The meeting adjourned.
Central Club Committees.
The Central Republican Club of the
Forty-fourth Assembly District has elected
the following committees for the ensuing
campaign:
Executive committee-Louis Rea, F.
Gumpel, Frank Sabins, G. VaIlero, L.
Cooper. G. Cuneo, Louis Ringer, Carl
Linderman, F. Mascheinn, Andy Keynes,
Louis Stroll, Steve Garibaldi, Andrew
Denagre, d. j. Keefe, Pat Connors, Phil
Reilly.
Finance eommittee-F. ChicOzori, Ralph
Harris, T. Harrison. F. Aralto, P. Meis-
sino. George Waterman, Alex Campbell,
Paul Barbieri. E. c. Palmieri, F. Marti-
noni. August Brooks. DIR. Wissenburg, NJ.
ID. Barry, Dr. Gurdy, e. Hildebrandt, M.
Fl. Smith, Henry 5. Martin. Charles
Reilly. William FitzRerald, DR.. M. L.