The morning call., 1894-10-25

as it never was before. 1t is estimated
thatthere are $500 names on the lis which
have 10 right t. be there. Many of them
will be stricken off. and many Of the men
who have sworH falsely on the registration
certificates will be arrested. The Nou-
Paitisans have received much encourage
ment from taxpayers who want tn see
fair election. Several gentlemen have
voluntarily informed ank j. Sullivan
that they would subscribe literally to
fluid to be devoted 10 the prosecution of
suffers. Hundreds IF others would do SO
if approached, and money " i'll be no obsta-
Gle IN the wav IF the purifiers. Rewards
aggreg gating $500 will be ffersd fur the
arrest and conviction of suffers.
The Non-Partisans yesterday assigned
the various Assembly districts to mem bers
OF the campaign committee TO be can
vassed under their personal supervision.
The committee will be divided as follows: :
Twenty-eighth-Joseph B.itton. L. Altschul.
Twenty-DnIb-l. J. Truman, G. 3. Perkins.
IhiIlieiG-T. A. Burns.
Thrly.frsi-W. b. Bourse.
Thrty-second-N. z. Cole. MT Faulkner.
y-fith-CharIes Ash on.
Thirty. seYenth-L. s. Pease.
1hirly-eighih--J. w. whiting
Thrty-ninih-Georce Cummings.
Fortleth-W William Hollis
Forty f1ISi-Wallace Bradford.
Forty second Thomas Siagee.
Forty-third-Frank J. Sullivan, S. kellogg
Forty-f0uitl-Stewart MenZies, L. A. BeTtel
lug.
Foriy-fifth-B. Romaine, L. j. LIE Breton.
The committeeman have ceased to ex-
pect assistance from the Democrats, who.
they say, are only interested in getting off
the roll tue suffers Put there by the Re-
pubicans. The Democrats have the
block books" containing the names of the
registered voters, and it was expected that t
they would willingly permit the Nom
PartiSans to use them, but Yesterday it
was found that the party of Buckley and
Rainey were not SO anxious as they pro-
frssed 10 be to assist. Whenever the books
were sent for the Democrats told the mes.
senger that they were in use. The Non
Partisans had not counted on such heIp
however, and for several days have had
copyists at work at the registration office
making lists OF the names. In number
Of di,tricts these lists have been COM
lleted, SO that canvassing will not have to
be further delayed.
Secret ~ Norcross has issued the fol-
lowing appeai 10 citizens:
tine Citizens Non-Partisan party asks
the aid of all citizens who are in favor of
good government to assist the canvasser
who may call upon them, so that the reg
lister may be purged of the 5000 or more
suffers who nave been Illegally enrolled
by the bosses to defeat the Will Of the ps0-
pie on election day"
onOulu the NOH-f artiSanS succeed In
securing fair election they will elect their
ticket and pl ce in Office a District Attor-
ney who will see that all cases of illegal
voting Will lie properly prosecuted In the
courts, should any of them come up for
trial during his term. Barclay Henlsy's
record as an enemy of the bosses is an as
surance OF this.
The fight for Mayor will be an interest
ing one. SGtro is developing more strength
than lie was SUI DO Led to POSSESS and his
followers even talk of his election. l.. r.
Eliert is conceded to be the stronger man
though. and will be elected as Nom
Partisan Mayor.
The campaign committee met last night
In executive session aud further discussed
the work in hand. AS yet no lists of stuf-
fers have been received, because the men
have not had time to make the ropnds.
By the end of the week the canvass will
De well under way, and next week the
suffers will be cited to appear before the
election board.
AT meeting Of the Railway Mems IN
dependent Club. held last evening at Fed
erati, n Hall. Howard street, the following
Non-Partlsan nominees were un unanimously
indorsed: For Sheriff. James McNab:
Assessor, John d. Siebe; Coroner, DR., r.
i. Rigdon. Speeches were made by C. r.
Thompson. John Malone, John F. Canty.
journed after three hearty cheers for the
success of their nominees.
The McNab Potrero Club was organ
lied at Raymond Hall, Potrero, Wednes-
day night. William Donald presided.
The club was pledged to enthusiastically
support James McNab for Sheriff and j.
ID. Seibe for Assessor. Henry Luke, Re-
publlcan nominee for Assemblyman from
the Ihirty-second District, was also in