The morning call., 1894-10-18
j. Ruddick and E. G.. Pierce. Ballen berg's
band furnished the music of the nccasinn |

y. Ruddlck and &. u. Pierce. Ballenbe s
band furnished the music of the occasion.
The following vice-presidents were an
nounced by the chairman: Captain Mat
thew Turner. George r. Rumble. Charles
Francis Adams, William Chatham. James
Morris Symon. Edwin Williams, j. G.
Welsh, r Pengelly. X. Welsh. o. Rcomm.
George Green, III. Hynes. William Healy,
Z. B. Vreelund, Joseph Smith. F. Me-
Gann, E. Mllett. j. T. Ahearn, J. Lucey,
Dr. Wemple, Andrew M. Wilson, Mat
thew Arnold. II. A. Dow. George w. VIM
mer, j. Gately, j. Cursor, John White, c..
Ratio, d. i. Brown. d. j. Dick, A. Lange.
5. Hamilton, j. Hoey. William Thomas,
A. w. Morgenstern r. w. HeilmaD, VIII
liam Williams. j. L. McCrossen.
There has been great deal of talk dur
Ing the past few days about the candidacy
of James B. Allen for Recorder. Repeat
edly it has been announced that Mr.
Allen had decided 10 withdraw from the
contest, the reason given being that he
had been charged with belonging TO the
A. 2. A. 1t was further stated that the
Repu blican campaign committee had met
and nominated Ambrose WATSON to fill the
vacancy. The rumor proved to be prema-
ture.
Mr.. Allen knows that his chances have
been injured by the A. p. a., but he mas
not yet decided TO resign, and OF course
the campaign committee has done notnlng
of the committee Yesterday afternoon that
he had u ct made up his mind as TO what
course to pursue. The statement that he
had already withdrawn is attributed to
the enemies of Thomas Glynn, who want
some strong man put up by the RepuDll-
cans against him.
King McManus is out working against
DIR. Hawkins, the Republican candidate
for Coroner the doctor is said to have
offered the King the patronage of the Office
for his support 10 South San francisco,
but the bait, if it was really offered, was
not swallowed, for McManus is putting
in his best licks against the Republican
nominee
Registration in the precincts is demon
strating the fact that the Republican and
Democratic parties have put many incom-
petent clerks and judges on the registra-
tinH boards. 1t is also showing that sew
eral of the districts are being stuffed. Both
sides are engaged in this work An
average of 60 names 10 the precinct
would bring the registration up to the full
vote of the city. In the Thirteenth Pre-
c1nct of the Twenty-eighth District forty
names were registered on the first day,
and there was another heavy registration
yesterday. Ii the rate is kept IN the pre-
cinct will have at the end of the five days
200 instead Of 60.
A disgraceful row occurred in this pre-
cinct Tuesday evening. There are two
brothers on the registration board named
COnlan. One is Democrat and the other
Republican. They got into row and
the Democrat was about to assail the Re-
publican when the latter ran out and
called in a couple of Boss Burns police
men. Quiet was restored, but there were
other rows during the day.
In the First Precinct of the Th hirtieth
District the Democratic judge in filling
out the certificate of voter wrote the
word tMirnncntaO with nd
sisted that he was right The Republican
judge refused to sign the certificate, and
the voter was kept waiting for an hour for
some final termination of the controversy.
In me of the precincts of the Thirty
first the registration officers had poor
box, which they showed at candidates and
others for contributions to the treating
fund until some politician threatened to
have them jugged. The registration in
some of the districts is light, which leads
to the belief that many of the voters have
been coloniZed in the Twenty-fourth Sem
atorial District to help Jere Mahoney win
his fight for the Senate.
The Pine Cone independent Republican
Club held their regular meeting last night
at Pine Cone Hall. 125 Page street The
meeting vas addressed by FL. q. Hegler,
j. c. Nealon, Sam Regensberger and Alf
Fritz. Musical entertainment was fur
nished by Albert Higgins orches ra The
Ioi1o H5h6 OLnInOCo "oAc luuOiSOu hdy VI,
L. r. EIlert; District Attorney, John T.
Creamy; Assessor, John ID. Siebe; Treasu-
rer, j. II. Widber. Further Endorsements
will be made at the meeting next Wednes-
day night. Richard l. Whelan and Dr.
Hawkins appeared too late TO address the
meeting. but will attend next time
The Lincoln Republican Club met last
night at 5S Steuart street. E. +. Gill pre-
siding. l.. R. Ellert for Mayor. E. B. Read
for Assessor, Campbell, Low. Roberts and
Joachmsen for Police Judges. and Philip
E. Kiley for the Assembly were indorsed.
E. B. Read and Andy Branch made
speeches.