The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-20
Political Forces Prepare
for Battle.
NUMEROUS CLUBS ORGANIZE
Temporary Officers Named by
the Old Rule.
BY REPUBLICAN ENROLMENT.
Harmony Generally Prevails - The
Democrats Do Little Work
in Several Directions.

There was great activity in the Re-
publican ranks last night The clubs
which have been formed in the various
districts for work in the present campaign
met and temporarily organized as official
Republican clubs under the arrangement
entered into at a recent meeting, and
wherever no clubs had been started the
party assembled and fell into the line of
battle.
There were meetings in all Of the dis
tricts. and after they were over crowds of
politicians gathered in the headquarters
of d. Nj. Burns at the Baldwin Hotel to
talk over results. From almost all quar-
ters great harmony was reported. The
clubs were organized under the old system
of having the district county committee
men name the temporary officers. In the
Thirty-s eventh District exception was
taken to Committeeman Eggers and
Raisch, who are Crimmins and Kelly
adherents, and independent Republicans
organized a club of their own TO be known
as the Central Club.
The results 10 the districts heard from
were as follows:
meeting was held In the Sixteenth Precinct
OF the Tniriy-hrst District at Sulvan's Hall.
with ID. A mon presiding. mere was large
ana enthusiastic crowd OF Republicans present.
A committee was appointed u canvass the dis
trict, consisting OF Mir. Manning. MIR. Collins
and NJ. Mullen. The following officers were
elected: President, ID. Almon; vice-president
j. Collins; secretary, Z. Tucker; hnanclaltsec.
retary, James Grahami treasurer, ID. l.. Sulli.
van I, essrs. Collins, Almon and Kelly, with a
few more eminent Republicans, addressed the
meeting.
In the New Montgomery District Club
al Fremont hall last night Douglas EilrOy was
chosen president j. j. Quinn secretary and
james ii. Lennon. }. II. Van Buskirk and j.
OKeefe enrolment committee.
1weuty-ninth District. Club 2-President,
Henry Ryan; secretary, L: ID, 5Lntgeos; enroll;
ment committee - Thomas Fleming, Samuel
Taussig, I. j. Lynch.
ThirtieIh District, Club 2-President. Hor ace
Jackson; secretary, james Devlin; enrolim ent
commiltee-E. J.. DOnOVanB CuaTleS Nelner,
james McQueeny.
Thirty-fiIst District, Club 1-President, J. P.
McGlynn; secretary, r. McGuirei enrolment
committee, +. sullivan. seventy -nVe names
Tnir y-hisi District, Club 2-President. c. A
Douglass; secretary Morris Mcdonald; enroll
meuI cOmmttee-Frdnk COlgle, j. j. PTender-
CAST, j. }. Horrigan; committee on permanent
OrganiZaIiOn-Frdnk Callaghan. Patrick John
Sullivan DR.. J.. T.. Mile, Fred Oherman, John
Mclaughlin, William Cooney, Edward Ihomp-
In the Thirty-third District club was or
ganIZed and the following officers elected
President, ex-SupervsOr knOrp; vlee-presi-
dent, Henry Darr; recoi ding secretary. Charles
Cap in; financial secretary George Goggins
treasurer. DR.. l.. Albin; sergeant-at-arms,
George Phillips; campaign committee Dr. l..
Albin, j. j. Brady, George Phillips. The roll
was signed by 365 members.
Thirty sixth District, Club = President,
Charles Meyers; secretary, Charles r. DAILY
enrolment commitle e-A. b. ManOneY, Charles
A. Page, II. j. 1ieghler.
In the Thrty-seventh District the Burns ad-
the name Central" and vigorously opposed
Commit eemen Eggers and RaiNch. TIL Off
GERS ell, cte1 were; President, Watt; sect etary,
j. j. GIiff; recording secretary, Henry Cope
land; enrolment, 275.
Thirtv-eIghth District, Club No. 1-PresIdent,
Mr.. McElTOy; secretary, Frank Slower; enroll
ment eommlttee-Max Goldberg. Moody aud
ForIietn District, Club No. 1---President, T.
B. OBrien; secretary, w. L. Ingram; enroll
ment committee-E. Harris, j. j. JamisOn, j.
p. TOney.
CLUB i of the Forty-first Assembly District
met last night at the corner OF steiner and Sac
ramento streets. Atthe motion OF County Com
mitteeman Leon Denny Oscar Lewis was named
temporary president; Ii. K. FiTebaugh, vice.
president; Charles G. Pratt, secretary; enroll
ing cOmmittee-H. Z. Piper, w: ii. Rice and
Rhody Ringrose. About forty signed the roll.
Forty-trSt District, cub 2-Presideni, Oscar
Lewis; vice president, ii. Z. Firebaugh; secre-
tary c. Q. Pratt: enrollm ut comInitIee-H.
ripper, W. ii. Klce, X. Rlngrose. The roll
showed forty eight names.
Forty-first District, Club 3-President, d. NJ
JacoGt; secretary, James A. Mccain; enroll
meDt committee-J. Q. Stevenson, j. L. Smith,
Charles Ii. Matthews. The roll showed $50
names.
Forty-second District, club - President,
d. LexgeIT; IecS56lng secretary MdTs
j. j. Flaherty, II. Jaegun. ERrO lment, LA.
Forty-Third District, club 1-President, A. +.
Johns; vlce-presdent, James Kip; secretary,
William Levins0n; enrolment committee
James CurfeD, Thomas McGrath. w. T.
BOOthby.
Forly-lhird District, CLUB 2-Presdent. j. B.
Treadwel; secretary. William Rightmeyer;
enrolment committee - Walter Martinez, j.
BRUINS, Henry Walters.
Forty third District. club 8 - President,
Edward Farrell; secretary, f. +. Bell; enroll
ment cummittee-Joseph j. Cochran, j. Hogan,
Benjamin TarhOX.
Forty-first District Club PRESIDENT A. f.
Johns; vice president, James Kip; secretary
William Livingston; treasurer, John Sontag;
enrolling commiltee-James Curtin, John Me-
Grath and William BoOthby. The meeting was
held in Washington Hall. The roll was signed
meet IN the anieroOm OF Washington Hall
every evening between the hours OF and 10
O'clock for the purpose OF enrolling new mem
bers who may desire TO join the club.
Forty-fifth District Club 2-Presdent, Joseph
Spoon; vice-president, L. Valenle; enrolment
committee-H. w. Lewis. Ii. Gallagher and
George McGoVern. There were 1872 names on
The roll.
The clubs will meet next Saturday night
for the election of permanent officers.
The Democrats were also astir last night.
In the Twenty.nnth the district commit
tee met In accordance with instructions
from the general committee and elected
John d. Condor q member Of the commit
tee of eighteen 10 prepare rules for the
primary to be held for the election of mem
bers of the next general committee. j. j.
Mccarthy. president of the district commit
tee, presided and was elected a member of
the grievance committee.
NJ. G. Hassett presided over meeting
of the district committee In the Fortieth
District. John Lock was elected to the
committee of eighteen on rules for the
primary, and President Hassett was
made a member of the Germania commit
tee.
In the Forty-ffth j. NJ Klein presided
over the district committee meeting.
Thomas Chandler was elected as mem
Der of the committee to prepare rules for
the primary. Gavin McNab is the new
mem her of the grievance committee from
this district.