The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-26

Thomas F. Clark. candidate for recording
secretary, and John Cooney of the canvass
ing committee Graney has boasted
openly that he had the Thirty-eighth in his
pocket.
Hera ia pretty combination in the
Thirtv.ninth District-Jobn Fenton, Frank
Conklip. ex-SchoOl Director. e. j. Comyns,
Custom-house emDloye, Dan Gavlgan, dis
charged Police Court clerk. Sam Coleman,
James Murtha, Z. j. Murray OF the Mint,
Mike Whalen. carpenter Fire Department,
and F. w. Koran. They are all on the
ticket. Everything is settled In this dis
trct for Buckley.
Little Dick" O'Connor is fighting Re-
corder Glvnn in the Fortieth District.
Glynn Is backed by big Dick" O'Connor
and C. j. Sullivan, who represent the
Rainey faction. Sullivan's father is in the
Mint. There are several good names on
this ticket, but in any case Ralney has
strength enough to make things disagreed
BILE.
There is a clean-cut fight between Ed
| Janigan and Groth, representing Ralney,
against Tax Collector Block and County
| Clerk Haley in the Forty-frst. and so il
appears favorable for the opposition. pro-
vided the police don't interfere. Groth
took men into the Twenty-eighth District
| for the Burns primaries. so MS opponents
claim. and hence the fear of police inter
| ference.
Eddie Graney, Sam Rainey's protege,
with r. Barnett, chief clerk Oh the Mlnt
and John II. Wise. are strong comDina'
| tion that leans toward Buckley N the
Forty-second District. With them are
leagued George Radford of the Custom
house, Neil Beggs, formerly employed o'
Graney and now in the Mint, and j. T.
HAYES of William street Although the
opposition is headed by E. j. Reynolds
and has good men, Buckley has no fears
for lis prospects.
There is only one ticket in the Forty
third District-a Buckley one. Matt Fal.
lon, Buckeyes old partner In the saloon
10 q candidate for the canyasslng commit
tee and ex-Assemblyman j. M. Marks Ii
to be treasurer.
L. V. Merle and John Fay are attempt
| ing to keep the Forty-fourih Dlstrlct IRON
Rainey. who is represented by Secretary
Maxwell of the Fire Department. A. Cole
man and Charles w. Pope Of the Jimmy
Long Democracy TICKET. The situation is
so grave that Otto Keeper. president oil
the present club, stated last night: buck
lev and Rainey are nowhere more strongly
entrenched than in this district. Inc OH,
GERS ana canvassing committee are all To-
day under favors of Sam Ralney. The
proper course in my opinion for Demo
Gratis to pursue is to treat the primary OF
July so with contempt, as 1t simply means
an Endorsement of Buckley and Rainey.
In the Forty fifth District compromise
has been effected in favor OF Buckley and
Ralney. Tom Chandler, internal revenue
employe, and II. d. Knight of the Mint
who was a supporter OF the Long-Green
ticket, are on the ticket, and complete
victory in the district is predicted fol
Buckley.
The Democratic purity committee me-
last night at the Baldwin annex with
| Major p. ]. Harvey presiding. Applica
tiOn5 and protests were received. but little
else of importance was done beyond decid.
ing to call meeting Of the general COM
mittee on Friday evening.
Clunie moved that the general com mittee
meet next Friday night. He said thai
many erroneous statements nave been
| circulated about certain persons having
control of the party. Mr.. Popper ha:
been amusing himself going about town
telling these things to every body. but be
has not the manliness TO come up here ano
tell US.
| II understand he claims he Is still