The morning call., 1894-08-19
Trouble Crops Up in the
Thirtieth Again.
1T RESULTED IN A SPLIT.
Members Left the Hall and Met
Elsewhere.
SAY THEY CAN'T GET FAIR PLAY.
Temporary Organization Effected
Last Night in All the Districts
of the City.
SAY THEY CAN'T GET FAIR PLAY.

All the central Republican clubs met
asst night in obedience to a call from the
executive committee and elected temper
airy officers. There was a large attend
ance in all the districts and most OF the
meetings were uneventful.
The Thirtieth. 10 which there was an
exciting contest last Wednesday, was the
exception. The results were as follows:
The Twenty-eighth District elected Mel
son Ii. Burnham as temporary chairman
and L. 7. Peterson as temporary secretary.
The mem bers of the enrolling committee
are ii. Miller. c. Franklin, j. E. Durnin,
j. NJ. Dolau and A. Canvan. The club roll
showed 26S members. Trouble with men,
oers of the -Crimmins faction was
anticipated and seven police officers were
on duty to preserve order. butnO trouble
took place.
NJ. j. Dunn was elected temporary
chairman of the TweDty-ninth District
and Thomas Sands Jr. temporary secre-
tary. E. j. Blowers. Thomas O'BrieD,
Thomas F. Barry, George Bryant and
Henry Mclaughlin were named as the co.
rolling committee. The club roll has 253
signatures.
There was a clamOrous meeting in the
where the trouble occurred when the
sheets were opened for enrolment. and
where Organizer !. 5. Cohen was foreibly
pushed from the platform and the meeting
captured by a clamOr0uS faction. Mr..
Cohen was present last night, and Frank
G. Worth, chairman of the Republican
County Committee, was there to conduct
the meeting.
Tie result was victory for Burns. and
the Extraordinarily faction. when defeat
became certain, withdrew in body from
the hall.
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violent scenes OF the previous gathering
were not repeated.
A test vote was taken on a motion TO
strike certain name from the roll as that
of q nonresident of the district The
motiOn was carried by a vote of 90 to &C.
j. W. Gllleran protested that names were
voted of men who were not present and
he and sixty odd men left the hall in a
body.
James Allen, representing the Cohen
faction, was then unanimously chosen
temporary chairman and Henry Kelly
temporary secretary.
Chairman Allen named the following as
members of the enrolling committee: w.
W. Horton, John Driscoll. e. Coleman,
W. Coffin aud j. T. Devlin.
|. s. Cohen. II. NJ. Cotfey and Charles
OCOnnOr were selected as a committee on
hall and finances.
1t was announced that the next meeting
would take place Saturday evening. August
%, IN Music Hall.
The members of the faction which with
drew from the meeting declare that thew
were not permitted TO vote their full
strength. After Withdrawing they pro-
ceeded TO the corner of Fifth and Mission
streets. where Committeeman Donovan
called the meeting to order and appoin ted
YOm Sawyer temporary chairman and
G. f. Metzuer temporary secretary.
Nominations were then declared in
nrdp or mr. offf
club. James Gleleran and j. K
Mccormick were nominated for president,
and c. Z. MetZner and Darby Layton for
secretary. One hundred and twenty-seyep
ballots were cast. Gileran and Layton re-
ceiving IS and Mccormick AZ votes. The
folio wing were appointed on the enrolling
committee: Carl Human, f. E. Wallace.
j. Tn ompsOn, q. f. Metzner, j. w. Shak-
kard.
Three police officers were stationed In
the basement OF Teutouia Hall when the
Republicans Of the Thirty tth District
met last evening to effect temporary or
ganiZation. but their presencs was not
needed. Beyond protest against the ac-
ton of the meeting by three OF four al
herents of Patrick Dolan the gathering
was not enlivened By any incident.
There were two candidates for tempo
rary chairman, William Smadake and Pat
rick Dolan. The former was elected by a
vote of 1877 against four for bis opponent
There was no opposition to the nomina-
ton of Charles Martin for temporary
secretary.
The following enrolling committee was
son, d. 5. Jones, William Hoffman and
F. A. KeOgel.
The Thirty third District Club met at
Mannerbund Hall. Twenty-fOurth street
and Potrero avenue. The meeting opened
stormily. Fred j. Conn. member OF the
county committee. opposed the proposed
election on tie ground that there had been
no report of the enrolling committee and
that the rolls were stuffed 10 the in
teresJ of certain candidates. lie said that
action should be postponed until the rolls
be purged. At this Organizer Dare
roasted" Mr.. Conn. he said that Conn
had had a COPY Of the roll in his possess
sion for several days and yet was not now
prepared TO name one person on the roll
who had not a right to be there. He
characterized Conn's statements as untrue
and unmanly.
Conn said be would not make a reply to
the personal attack on himself except to
say that the author of it would live to re-
gret it. lie then. with few sympath zers,
withnTsw and went to Bonita Hall, corner
of Twenty-second and Folsom streets, and
Termed an independent Republican club.
of which Henry Gartner was elected pres
ident. James f. Kelly secretary and Gus
tave Walker vice-pTesideDt; William Nc.
Hugh, j. II. Wilson and Jehn Sullivan
were named as an executive committee.
The proceedings at the regular district
club we're not further disturbed, and John
Carson was elected temporary president
and John McCabe secretary. President
Carson named the following as the enroll
ment committee: R. j. WEIGH. Charles
Ratio. F. j. Dugan, James Dolan and
Louis Urbais.
The real cause of the disaffection Of
Conn and his following, as stated by the
inns" is that small faction-Cenn, j. +.
Morgan. Fire Commissioner Sam Brown
and otbers-wanted George De Flack as
president and j. G. Kelly as secretary,
but that they lacked numbers.
Serenity Itself br00ded over the proceed
lngs OF the Thirty-fOurth District There
had been an attempt to work up sentiment
LOT an opposition ticket, but IL met with
eucn little encouragement that it remained
In oblivion, and William Arnold was
CHOSEN president and John Jackson secre-
tary without opposition, and the following
eHsclllng committee named: G. Il. Umb-
sen, j. j. Moran, George Dletterle. Fred
Rothganger and Thomas Finn.
The Thrty-fifth District Climb met al
Cars hall, Twenty-fourth and MissInn
streets, and John ID. Dawson was ehosen
president and William Il. Patteu secre-
tary. The following is the enrolling com
mlttee: j. De Lucca, ID. j. Creamer. Joe
Window. I'll. Lemkuhl, C. q. Murasky.
w. Shepston.
Shepston, the sixth name, one mora than
&c nTn al IN hrrF fna