The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-02

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N0rthrop; Tenth, Ed Rosen berg; Elev-
enth. William Gill; Twelfth. Frank Grade.
The regular ticket was elected in the
Thirty seventh District The permanent
officers are as follows: President, j. A.
Watt; secretary. Charles Ward; treasurer.
DR.. Harris; vice. presidents-J. UShea,
g. w. Root, Fred Schaertzer. Frank Cor
bett, j. FL. J. Seyden, John Kinds. George
FOrsythe. w. M. Abbott, II. Barron, G. +.
Franks. William Wertsch. j. G. Fields,
John T.. Brennan. c. o. Burton, A. j
Raisch, G. Duffey and j. F. Sargent.
The two factions in the Thirty-eighth
Assembly District had their fight out In
MascOtte Hall, on Golden Gate avenue
and Buchanan street, and long and bitter
was the contest which was Waged for the
supremacy in the club. The fight was be-
tween Aigeltnger and Jordan adherenls or
one side. and the friends of POblman an ]
klalZe on the other. These were running
for president and secretary, respectively.
The Pohlman forces were ID possession
of the club at the temporary organization
two weeks ago and strained every nerve
TO hold il, because In the interim they had
become aware OF the fact that there was a
strong fIw Of feeling toward the other
side.
The contest has been the political talk
of the district during the past week and
so nigh did feeling run that of the COG
members of the club there were very few
indeed that were missing. They came
early and In throngs prepared for a hard
battle.
In anticipation of trouble, for it had
been reported that the POhlman faction
intended to adopt bulldOZng tactics, four
police officers were sent out 10 preserve
order.
The first difficulty occurred about the
tickets, as regards the color. When the
POhlman faction learned that the other
side had blue tickets prepared they i'm.
mediateiy had their printer dash off some
ballots of the same color. To even matters
up the Jordan side had some of their
tickets printed on pink paper, which was
the tint originally selected by the P0blman
side.
The balloting was supervised by Frank
Grimes and j. Nolan as telIers. Alex
TTueman was challenger for the Jordan
ticket, and Mr.. Morris represented the
opponents. The hall was crowded to the
doors, aud throughout the night was 6
yerltable Sweat-boX. The two factions
were ranged on either side of the hall. anC
were noisy and demonstrative to such 81
extent that twice during the evening il
was found necessary to SEND for more
policemen to keep some kind of order.
From the start the Pohlman side began
crowdirg about the platform where the
ballot-bOX was. and, by shrieklng and
yelling, endeavOred TO intimidate al
voters who tried 10 vote the opposition
ticket Their tactics did not meet with
much success, though. AS a sample case
one young man who ATTEMPTED to get 10
one of their ballots was eagerly identified
as a son by two men. The complca
ton caused an uproaT, but it was finally
learned that one of the men was the boy:
father, and the other had only claimed
him in an excess Of zeal to get his bal
LOT in.
Although al times it seemed that blow
would be exchanged, nothing more serious
than hard language passed.
AT midnight the balloting was still ir
progress, but the original pink ticket wa;
p ainly not in IT, The blue ticket of the
Aigeltinger-J ordan side predominated in
the box, and ii vas conceded by those whC
had watched affairs very closely that il
was In the lead it'll every chance of win.
| ming. Following is the ticket: President
T. ID. Aigeltlnger; secretary, James K
jordan; treasurer, Isaac Cltron; vice
pIesidents-Charles Z. SGule, j. F. Har
vey, (. f. Moennlng. A. McElrov, Z. L
Head, George w. Robe. Charles T. Suss
ID. j. O'Brien, j. f. Klenck, j. L. Hal
stead. j. g. Fraser, A. KrOnberg, 10 hin S
OFT, n. j. Adams, j. II. Strahe.
The officers elected by the Thirty-nintt
Assembly District Central Club were a.
follows: President. j. j. Sullivan; secre
| tary. g. II. Murry; treasurer, G. Jost Jr.
vice. presidents-Flrst Precinct NJ. Welst
Jr. Second. ii. P. GoldsteiD; Third, JohI
f. Mitchell; Fourth. b. w. Conn oily
Fifth. William Burns; Sixth, Louis Huff
man; Seventh, Fred Schmidt Eighth
| William Nicholson; Ninth. c. l.. Breiden
/ stem; Tenth, j. Nj. Riebellng; Eleventh
| William Gall; Twelfth, Oscar A. Tole
Thirr zenith, John C. Wade; Fourteenth
l.. j. Lalande: Fifteenth, s. Miller; Six
teenth. j. 6. Tyrell; Seventeenth, r. p
| Barton.
District were the regular ticket. as fol
lows: Nj. ID. Boruck, president; Edwart
Kelly. secretary: Max Brooks. treasurer
vice. presidents - James Byrnes, Davi
| LOuderback. j. Samuels. A. Lobe, Z. j
Healey William Alexander, George Wal
com, A. r. Vaughn. E. Bulls, j. r
Phelps. G. b. Merriam. S. Green. o. ID
Winthrop. NJ ID. Cary, j. j. Cassidy
Emile Bauer
In the Foriy-first District the foIlowin
officers were elected: William Mccarthy
president; James A. Mccain. secretary
II. w. Coe, treasurer; e-presidents-
First Precinct, Alexander Mann Jr.: Sec
ond, Thomas F. Graham; Third, Henri
Gerlach; Fourth. Louis p. Poweson
Fifth, Louis Lavaroni Jr.; Sixth, Jane
Bovee; Seventh. James 7. Brady; Fig tb
!
Tenth. John S. Daley; Eleventh, Roher
| Bateman; Twelfth, Robert l.. Clark Jr.
Thirteenth, Oscar Lewis; Fourteenth
Harry Baehr; Fifteenth. James Costello
Sixteenth, James Hogan.
1t was quiet election in the Forty-sec-
ond and the result was as follows: Presi
dent, j. NJ. ChretiaD; secretary, James D
Hart; treasurer. Charles j. Gavin; vice
presidents-G. w. Wright, John Martin
w. NJ. Maze, q. w. Hall, o. Eldridge, j.
p. jackson. S. M. Merrill. w. S. Dnval
G. ID. Graham. NJ. A. Froment. Jane:
Wall, James Furlong, Frank K bles.
There was no contest in the FOrty-thiTi
district, and the regular ticket was eIecttt
as follows: President A. b. Treadwell
secretary. George Armstrong; treasure
James c. Dimond vice. Dresidents-Chaun
cey Clark, Dr. w. P. Simpson, w. Booth
by, w. Levison, Gus Druc6er, w.
Flynn, W. j. Rightmire. George LIGHT. A
+. Johns, S. F. johnson, j. Lachmsn, p
5. Allen. A. II. Kayton, P. Deveney. II
Vollsrs. j. Bruhes.
Officers we're elected In the Forty-fiftl
District without opposition as follows
President, Thomas b. O'Brien; secretary
w. L. Ingram; treasurer, ID. Williams
vice. presidents-Dr T. II. Morris. j.
Young, James Carr. l.. Kirschbaum. E,
Harris, j. j. Jamison. John Martin, Jac0l
GRADER. w. Bendt. Henry Henderieksen
q. Clark, John Davis, John Hayes. jaime
S. Swift, Peter Hall, James Davitt, w.
Thompson.
Indignation in the Fortieth.
In the Fortieth District there was col
sidera bic complaint among some of thu