The morning call., 1894-08-19

whom we're elected, neither receiving q
majority of the votes cast J. II. Nc
Cam received 81. A. Duffee 70 and
Patrick Gray 80. Robert Ash was with
out opposition for the presidency, and he
named +. Trittenbacn 10 serve as tempo
rary secretary until the central COMMITTEES
shall name one, as provided in such cases.
The president desiring To consult with
representative members from different
sections of the big district. did not name
the enrolling committee. He will do SO
tomorrow.
TIE Republicans Of the Thirty-seventh
District, who met at Mowry's Hall, were a
long time in getting down to business,
there being some little differences in re-
gard 10 the offices of president and secre-
tary, Feeling did not run high, though,
and when it came down 70 business the
following were elected: 3. II. Wakeman,
president; Charles ii. Ward, secretary ;
enrolling committee-J. II. HumDhries, j.
F. Wortheimer. John Shea, Thomas f.
O'Neill, Miles Philhorn.
In the Thirty-eighth District there was
a contest over the secretaryship OF the
cluh. which met on Golden Gate avenue.
near Buchanan street. The Office lay be-
tween James !. Jordan and Frederick
Klatzl. The latter finally won in the bal
loting. Following Is the result of the
election: Gustav Pohlman, president;
Fred Klatz. secretary; enrolling commit
tee-Frank Grimes. ID. j. O'Brien, Ii. W.
Outflow, j. Ii. Strehl, James Frazer.
Everything passed of very quietly in
the Thirty-ninth District. The meeting
was held at the corner of Leavenworth
and Geary streets, and the following
officers and committee were elected: John
j. Sullivan, temporary president; Charles
Ii. Murray, secretary; enrolling committee
William Sullivan, William Joost, Frank
Schmidt, Philip HesSler, William F. Cleary
The Fortieth District Republicans met at
Hamilton Hall, corner of Geary and Stein
er streets, and the following was the re-
suit of the election, theIe being no opposi-
ton: NJ. d. Boruck, president; Edward
Kelly, secretary; enrolling committee
Emil Bauer. w. D. Sanborn, Lot d. Nor
ton, j. NJ. King, j. NoisIeL
10 the Forty-frSt District out of an en-
rollment of &C., 149 votes were cast. Will
liam Mccarthy defeated James Reinfield
for president, and James A. Mccain was
elected secretary over William Alexander.
The following enrolment COMMITTEES was
appointed: Charles Burdette, John A.
fridge, William Wade, William Nixon and
Charles Long.
j. 81. Cnretien was elected president by
acclamatiom in the FOrty-second District.
A hard, personal fight was made for the
secretaryshiD, in which James ID. Hart
was cleo ed over Edward Moran by a vote
Of II TO a.. No enrolment was appointed.
In the Forty-third District A. b. Tread
we'll was elected president and George
Armstrong secretary. The following en-
rollment committee was appointed: VIM.
Levinson, John Burns, II. Volies, II.
keilus, 5. johnson.
The Forty-ff n District Club met ia the
old City Hall in Judge CampbePs court
room and his Honor. who firts no longer
with the Populists. met with them. He
and Thomas B. O'Brien. Attorney John
Coffey and joseph King made short ad-
dresses encouraging the club to look for
ward TO victory on election day.
I. b. O'Brien, the chairman. was nomi-
mated for president and John E. Ingrams
for secretary. The election will be held
on Wednesday evening. when vice-presi-
dents for the precincts will be appointed.
The following were appointed a committee
on enrolment: j. J. JamisoD, John Hayes.
Henry Gallagher, Edward Harris and W.
E. Bates.