The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23

brass buttons. Occasionally a voter would
drift along. drop his pink slip into the box.
mop the sweat from his Republican brow
and pass on.
In the morning 'Chippy" Gallagher and
Tod Mcdonald one of the recently in
cubated reform Democrats, walked around
the polling place a few times, remarked
that everyh hing seemed all right. and lett.
At IA Central avenue the conditions were
about the same, with the exception of a
few more officers and few less votes. The
sun poured into the poIliDg-place and drove
the heelers and hangrrs-on into the saloon
on the corner. Everything was quiet and
properly conducted and there seemed 10
be absolutely no desire to wake up except
when somebody yelled, Lets 60 take a
steam." Almost all the voting was done
before 5O'clOck and 10 oppOs ton appeared
in any shape.
In the FOrty-frst, at the corner of Jack
son and Buchanan streets, it looked very
much like country election for School
trustees, with the exception of half a
dozen policemen. All day long a violent
thirst was apparent on all sides and was
quenched by watermelons and c0pious
quantities of extra pale and red steam.
In the afternoon the heat was 0ppress-
i've, and the policemen whled the time
away lauding Dan Burns and showing the
crowd how to pick and how not to pick
hsndcuff. Some one in the grocery-store
yelled Police! pOlice" several times, and
as the minions of the law were confronted
with foaming glasses of beer each trip
thAV rpSnnD1aA TN fha aaIi init arfu nj
Iapidity. Finally the good cheer became
SO apparent that the boilers dropped
around and voted for their enemies.
Down at Polk and Vallejo streets the
scene was practically the same, but the
cool sea breeze blowing in from the bay
seemed to have Quietiug effect upon the
officers OF the election, who appeared TO
have but a limited supply of refresh
ments. As usual, the quota of officers
was present ard perspired freely when
ever stranger hove in sight Contrary
to expectation, no oppOs ton appeared at
the ballOt-boX, and in consequence the
weary watchers were permitted to take an
occasional nap.
1t is said that the indignant boilers con-
cluded at it was too late and too expen-
sIve to begin crusade against Burns at
this stage of affairs, so they concluded to
drop the whole thing until the general
election, and then get full satisfaction FOR
keeps
The following delegates were elected:
Twenty-eighth district-E F. Gill, Fl. Low,
Henry a. Dutfield, 5. +. King, j. f. OBren,
IL. Einfeldt. W. NJ. 3. S uImdcher, NJ. kOener
). j. Larkin, L. Bryant, ?. Leahy and John
Caravan.
TwenIy.ulnth District-George Herring. PHI
Ryan, William Mckenzie. Thomas McGrath.
NJ. ii. Haas, Thomas Sands Jr.. NJ Shaugh-
messy. Frank Miner, D. Coleman, j. SOdeneIe
p. +. Madden and James Dhue.
Ihlrlieih District-W. T. Doran Darby lay
don; James Costello Carl G.. Hoffman, T. L.
Kelly, NJ. Coleman. NJ. Haley, j. Driscon and
j. Z. Donovan.
hirty.frst District-wilIiam Holland, Seth
walker, Maurice j. Mcdonald, {. A. Douglass
Charles Ii. Clear. Thaddeus Goodwin &. II. NJ
Curry, Michael Mclaughlin, Thomas Doherty
Jacob Miller. j. B. Cole.
Ihirty-second DisIrict-Richard Spreckt Is
II. HyBes, jeremiah Lucey D. j. Dick. David
}. Baker. }. F. Ahrarn, K. o. Davis. George ".
WINNER, j. ). Hanlon, Lawrence Hoey.
ThlrIy-third Dstrict-ThOmas Cayanaugh
William Hopkins George Taylor, James Pen
deeast, Thomas Bannan, John Briukert, James
GaIeIy; Charles Ratio, Ed Meeey. o. Reccomi.
John Welsh.
Thirty-Iourlh Distriet-W. G. Arnold, w. C.
RaiSch. William eastman, Z. E. Foster, j. S.
SOutheT, l.. 5. Kelly. Martin Jones, Fl. n. Glenn
enl, A. j. Allen. A: r. Adams. o. E. Fairfield,
Z. h. Code, L. ROIbganger, E. b. Smith.
Thirty-6fth Dlstflct-JChn d. Spreckels, c. L.
Marin, ID. l. Newklrk. James de Sueca, r. H.
Stafford, w. j. GilfOyle, ID. F. Melville, George
w. Debnham. j. 7. Graham, Joseph Nc Tigue
z. {. Cummlns
Thirty sixth Distriet-A ?. Van Duzer. c. A.
Moves, James Sheridan, Alexander Smith,
Robert Ash. Frank w. Merrill, Charles Duve-
neck, Douglas Fairchild. c. Stagg Robert S.
Walker. j. Smith, L. E. Meredith.
ThtTty-seveDIb DistTiet-James Alva Watt
Q. o. Burton. Z. f. Cbristeus, L. II. Van
Setback. Joseph Feehan. John Sparks. Louis
Muller, Alyles PhlbOn, Joseph Drury, Henry
Barlage, Augustus Mooney, John Higgins, John
Gallagher. William Munroe, George ID. Clarke
Richard Seyden.
1hiItyeigbth Dlstrict-RObert Toplitz. l. B.
DaZel. Thomas Collins. Jaques Blum. Robert
Mitchell. ID. L. Dewey, Joseph S. jordan P. A.
Kennedy, L. l.. Head, /. +. MalOn, James G.
Frazer. A Z. Forsythe, Fred Thompson and j.
Nj. Loane.
Thiriy-unth District - Will m sweasv. n.
Welch Jr., Louis Holman. William BurnS, VIII
liam +. Nole Is. II. Patrick, William II. Muhl-
ner; J.sP. Cochran. j. F. Mitchell. James X.
q. l.. Bushnell. John ellison, Sol. Miller,
William ii. Batchelder, w. 5. Fem, Thomas
q. Eggert.
FortIeth District-M. ID. Boruck. Edmund
Tausk. Edward Kelly, Georg- Z. Lloyd B. d.
Pike. E. Maglnnls. E. s. Solomon w E. Dyer,
John Wa ms, j. Stephens. II. ~. Meyer, Chas.
SLeen, Char lie A Boldemann, George r.
FOrty-frsl Distrlct-C &. Cliuch, Wendell
EasIon, j. h. Wilson, a. Bowler, Nj. Regens.
burger. a. L.. StetsOn, James Taylor, Samuel
Guthrie, Isaac Kidd Samuel Brunswick, V. r.
UHmau, w. ID. Hobro, Julian Sontagg, Leo
HeIlnghi, l.. Ii. Mouser. Thomas keough, John
L. Hayes, WILLIAM Alexander.
Forty second Districl-J. p. Jackson Henry
h. Gray, Oliver Eldridge, William X. Morton,
Thomas ID. RiOrdan, John Skinner H. i.
Wiley, John NJ. Chreien. A. X. TichenOr Dan
lei Mcfarland. w. S. Duval, R. e. Ransom,
George ID. Graham, Ii. a. Kuchmeister, Charles
GAVIN, I. b. Morton.
Forty-third District-D. 5. Dorm. G. Tacconi
A. Raja, L. Nj. Mclaughlin, Phil Doan NJ j.
Flynn. William Bevison, s. f. johnson. j.
OConnor. L. l.. SmOOt, J. Crawley, A. w. Mar
tin, A. +. Johns, G. G Light.
Forty-fourth District Frederick Stroll
George GoettInger, Peter johnson, David
Crowley, 4. Ara a, Patrick Connors, Faust r.
Mascnerini, w. j. Shankey Joseph B. Garyin,
n. j. terrogiaro, ID. j. he fe, H. Juri and F. j.
Daniel.
Forty fif h District-Thomas B. O'Briep. Louis
Schultz, Thomas Ward, h. Hart, John Garrett
Thomas W. Chandler, William h nat, NJ
NenrT, John Martin, Edward Harris, H.
Brown.
A Bolt in the Forty-Second.
The following decided protest has been
received from the FOrty-second District:
The following were Endorsed by the Repub-
laAN NIB