The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-02
AS A RULE PEACE REIGNED.
But Trouble Occurred in the
Thirty-Eighth.
FACTIONS WRANGLE FOR HOUR.
The City Organization Is Now Com.
piete - Lists of the Club
Officers Elected.


the various local Republican clubs last
evening. With the exception of the Forty
fourth District, meetings were held in all
the districts. and permanent officers
elected.
An unusual amount of interest was mani
tested by the party-workers, and in sew
eral districts feeling ran high. In some
districts, such as the Thlrty-seventh,
where there had been discordant elements,
differences were patched up and things
passed off smoothly.
In others there had been no peace
makers at work, and the contests were
spirited and heated in the extreme. Off.
GERS of the law were present and pre-
served some kind of order, but loud talk
ing and challenging were INDUCED in to
such an extent that the participants will
have hoarse voices for at least a week to
come. In the Thirty-sixth and Thirty
eighth districts, where there was heated
opposition between the factions, balloting
was going on up to midnight, and definite
results. especially of the Thirty-sixth.
we're not likely to be had until near day.
light.
The regular ticket was elected in the
Twenty-eIghth Assembly District. the
officers being as follows: Nelson H.
Burnham. president; Ed P. Peterson, sec
retary: w. ). Russell, treasurer; E. f.
Gill. Joseph Harrington, William NJ. B.
Schumacher, Charles Franklin, j. NJ. Dean.
George Won CLAIM, Thomas Bryant. Arthur
Corlett. James Wilson, j. Durnin, John
LarkiD, George Blaisdell, James II. DAILY,
Joseph Sparrow ST.. John Schneider, Phil
lip Leahey, Henry D. Miller. Joseph Cat
tran, vice-presidents.
There was no contest in the Twenty
ninth District and the regular ticket was
elected without difficulty. The officers
are: President, W. j. Dunn; secretary,
Thomas Sands; treasurer, f. McManus ;
vice -preside ts-FIrst Precinct, John Nc
Namara; Second, E. j. Blowers; Third,
John Hershey; Fourth, Frank Smith
Fifth, r. f. Barry; xth. Louis MeIsng
Seventh, John Archer; Eighth. William
Lindop; Ninth, Phil RYAN; Tenth, H.
Mclaughlin; Eleventh. Frank O'ROurke !;
Twelfth, ID. Coleman; Thirteenth. Luke
Livingston; Fourteenth, William Crane
Fifteenth, W. F. Weyensky; Sixteenth.
Hector BrOdie; Seventeenth, George Bry-
ant; Eighteenth, NJ. Shaughnessy Nine
tenth, Joe O'Brien.
Seven big policemen were at the meet
ing of the Thirtieth in Pythian Castle.
The Gilleran faction, which has organized
club of its own, was not present and but
for the presence CT the buecOats the gath
ering was like church meeting.
Chairman James b. Allen presided and
H. Kelly acted as secre airy. The follow
ing permanent officers were elected:
James B. Allen, president: Fl, Kelly.
presidents-First Precinct, j. w. Rose
Second, Edward Kelly; Third, Edward NJ.
Rich; Fourth, James Campbell; Fifth,
Harry RYAN; Sixth. Charles Israel
Seventh, John Finnigan; Eighth, James
Finn; Ninth. John Shirley; Tenth. E. j.
Twelfth, Dan Kelly; Thirteenth, C.
Werner; Fourteenth. William Mindham
Fifteenth, Joseph Cronin; Sixteenth, G.
NJ. Duffy; Seventeenth, William Horton.
The Glleran faction of the Thirtietb
held a separate meeting in Music ball
and elected the following officers:
President. James Gilleran; secretary,
vice. presidents-Carl Hoffman, j. Oker-
blsd, ii. n. Kemp, Thomas Sawyer r. n.
Cochran, II. c. MedOyich, S. Gianentoni,
c. +. Metzler, d. ID. Hunt, J. G. Sharp,
n. Il. Engle, James McQueeny, George
Alpers, Fred Kirchner, j. w. Sharkkart,
E. p. Donovan. Fl. Benjamin.
c. F. Metzler, Tom Sawyer. Gilleran and
Daniel McDevitt made speeches. The roll
showed a membership of 457.
An energetic fight was made in the
Thirty-first District over the Office of sec
rotary. There were four tickets very
similar in every way. the difference in the
name of the secretary being The cause of
the fight. On the regular ticket Charles
Martin was secretary. On the Opposi-
ton c. a. Douglas was the con-
testant Martin won. and the entire
regular ticket was elected as follows:
President, William Smadeke; secretary,
Charles Martin; treasurer, William o.
Herman: Vice-presidents - First Pre-.
ciuct, H. L. Jones; Second, George Buz-
zini: Third, Robert BlackisOn; Fourth.
j. Ryan; Fifth. James Keynes; Sixth,
w. Holland; Seventh, q. W. Bayreuther :
Eighth. d. K. McMullen; Ninth. p. Ca
mill; Tenth, j. p. Ferguson; Eleventh.
Frank Keogel; Twelfth. c. A. Douglass !;
Thirteenth, j. j. Harrigan; Fourteenth
Tucker; Sixteenth. ID. Sullivan; Seven.
tenth. F. w. Francis.
10 The Thirty-second Assembly District
officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, j. Il. McCrosseB, secretary, II. Lake :;
treasurer, o. Davis; vice. Dreslden ST.
McGOwn, c. B. Vreeland.. j. Griffin, w.
Thomas, j. McDermott. j. Higgin, b.
Ravle. j. Hellman, j. w. Cullen, A. r.
Simmons, W. Williams, ]. F. Ahern. s. c.
Symon, E. j. Lake and E. c. Tice.
Quietness reigned throughout the cleo.
ton in the Thirty-third District. which
resulted as follows: President ,John
Carson; secretary, John McCabe: treas
urer, DR.. +. Titus; e-presdents-first
precinct, c. +. Spader: second precinct.
Charles F. Brown; third precinct. Louis
Urbois; fourth precinct, Frank MitcheII.
fifth precinct. Daniel Lynch: sixth nre,
cnct, Frank PeDpin; seventh precinct
DIR. g. Van Orden eighth precinct. Richard
GOggin; ninth precinct. John Welsh: tenth
precinct. James Gately eleventh precinct,
James Dolan; twelfth precinct, Frank
Schroeder; thirteenth precinct. John Man.
fourteenth precinct, Richard Pengelev:
sergeant-at-arms.G George Taylor.
In the Thirty-fOurth District the officars
are: President. William G. Arnold: sec
Rotary, John jackson; treasurer. All Re.
pert; e-presidents-First Precinct. l..
Celia; Second Precinct, II. Meyp: Third
Precinct, +. Rotbganger; Fourth Precinct.
Fred Frank; Fifth Precinct, w. c. Raisch !:
Sixth Precinct. c. E. Foster: Seventh
Precinct, 81. II. Leslie; Eighth Precinct.
A. j. Allen; Ninth Precinct. j. j. Moran !:
Tenth Precinct, ID. j. McCarty; Eleventh
Precinct, ID. Nichols; Twelfth Precinct.
ID. G. Smith; Thirteenth Precinct. c. Es
Textbook; Fourteenth Precinct, G, Wetien ::
Fifteenth Precinct, III. o. Clement: Sly,
teenth Precinct, j. ID. Wisemau: Seven
teenth Precinct. George Dietterle; Eight
zenith Precinct, A. f. Adams; Nineteenth
Precinct. w. Patterson.
There was no contest In the Tbirty-fifth
District. Permanent officers were elected
as follows: President. John H. Dawson :
secretary, William Patton; treasurer, IL.
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