The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-26
TO VOTE IN SACRAMENTO.
REMARKABLE SCRAMBLE OF For
MER RESIDENTS OF SAN
FRANCISCO.
WILL THEY RETURN TO US
SUSPICION THAT MANY OF THEM
ARE OF THE CLASS KNOWN
AS SUFFERS"

Registrar Hinton has for some days past
been in receipt OF flood OF letters from
Sacramento from former residents of this
City who are DESTROYS OF being transferred
from the voting-lists of this City to those
of the capital. So much interest is felt
and hurry experienced that latterly they
have taken to telegraphing.
There is file in the Registrars Office
where these applications stand a foot deep.
The suddenness of the stampede has at
tracted attention.
Now in Sacramento just about the hot
test campaign that the local politics Of
that city have witnessed in many days is
working up to the city election on Novem-
Der 5.
The fight centers upon the mayoralty,
for which office there are four candidates
| Wilson (R.), Lawton CD, Abbott (Pop.)
and Steinman Ond.). Steinman is the in
cumbent, and in the campaign that re-
suited in his election he was supported by
Bart Cavanaugh, formerly lieutenant of
Frank Rhoads, the long time political
| boss.
When Rhoads became disabled by sick
ness for work in the field, Cavanaugh set
up shop for himself, with what success
was shown by Steinman's election.
But Rhoads is again in the field. He
succeeded in having Wilson nominated,
and now the fight is on for the supremacy
OF this or that of the Bosses rather than
for the election of either of the candidates.
With Rhoads it is the fight OF his life, for
defeat probably means retirement, while
his success means the same to Bart Cava-
naugh, for he could probably never again
be lieutenant of Rhoads
1t is likely, therefore, that one of these
circumstances explains the other-the ne
cesslty for voters in Sacramento and the
hegira from this City to that.
The applications on file do not by any
means represent the number who have Sc
cured cards of removal, for many applica-
tlons were made in person and no record
kept OF them. The Interesting query is as
TO whether these gentlemen will be back to
this City in time to vote at the next cleo
ton.
Following is the list of names, ad-
dresses and occupations of those who have
thus left US. Many of them, no doubt, are
bona-tide removals, but many more are
under the shadow OF suspicion. Here they
are:
Burley, Dudley, railroad man, 3O5 Minna
burlington, Jerry Allen, bookkeeper, 2716
Howard.
Bogart, John G., cooper, 116 Silver.
Bodefeld, William, drummer 102 Langton.
Boone, William D., speculator, lis Haight.
Brown, DR.. Robert, 1O2975 Market.
Clark, John P, iron-worker, Potrero.
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Clark, Percy T., laborer, III Taylor.
Darlington, Henry, lineman, 791 Haight.
Chronister. W. G., electrician, 116 Grant ave.
Cunningham, c., porter, 551]5 Howard
Cate, William H., printer, 1724 Stevenson.
Chatham, Paul, clerk, sos Mission.
Curtis, w. A., Third and Perry.
Cassiday, =, clerk, 3104 Point Lobos avenue.
Cohn, E. F., salesman, 1925 Mission.
Duffy, James, horseman, Fifth avenue and
street
Daily. Edward T., teamster, AL Ivy avenue.
Dudgeon, William NJ clerk, $40 Geary.
| Durham George c., SGT Kearny
DyaS, L. J., 30 Folsom
Edward, Winchell Case, racetrack, Fifth ave-
nue. and street.
Faust, William, ironworker, 91515 Mission.
Gaffney William. clerk. 633 California.
Goodrum, Andrew j.. laborer, Ala Post.
Gogar, Charles, plumber.
Haverland, John Lawrence, pressman, Ills
Montgomery.
Harrington, Frank. Second and Folsom.
Henrikson, Gustave, student, 6 EDDY.
Henderson, William H., physician, 1906
| Valencia
Hamilton, John c., Bay District Track
some.
Lohoe, T. G., and F. ]. SHINES, clerk, 900
Ellis.
Leonard, William L., carpenter. $50 Howard.
Magann, James G., Webster and Washington.
Magorn. J. g., printer.
Marino, Camilo N, 2010 Mason.
Mcdonald, James, 929 Natoma.
Malone, Jerry. clerk, 1904 Powell.
Mclaughlin, Frank P. horseman, Richmond
District.
Mayberry. William L.. clerk, 96S Harrison.
Mayberry, Charles NJ, laborer, 968 Harrison.
Mclaughlin, Thomas j., compositor, 437
Jessie.
Martin, George c., 2O15 Pine.
Mckeeven, Henry Haight, laborer, Nine
teenth street and San Carlos avenue.
McGaw, Frank, printer, 6O2 Mission.
Moore, Charles Sumner, railroad man, CTS
| Mission
Mcmillan, G. W., agent, LOG Eighth.
| Murphy, Lawrence, 162 First.
Matthews, Charles, cement worker Lang
don.
Nowlin, ]. c., salesman 957 Market.
Oakley, Paul, clerk, POI Taylor
OConner, Torrance j., laborer, Twenty-ninth
and Mission.
Paterson, James R., butcher, Sixteenth and
| Folsom.
Rogers, Henry, Bartlett.
| Russell, Horace clerk, 500 Bush.
Roberts, E. E., $40 McAllister.
Reed, William c., contractor, 439 Geary.
Rogers, John p, clerk, 602 Buchanan.
sixth.
Robinson, James Henry. barkeeper, FOG
Rainsford, Benjamin, laborer. Kearnv street
Rockwell, George s., agent.
Klenardson, A. j.. salesman, 919 Page.
shinns, Matthew, laborer, II Michigan
sullivan, D. D., pressman, TOT Brannan.
segresser, Robert, laborer, 6771S Mission
Soncke, Gustave, insurance, 1882 Steiner
street.
schultenberg, Joseph, tailor, 52s Ellis street.
Souther, c. H, printer, 11O9 Bush street.
Schneider, f. j., boilermaker, 914 Eleventh
avenue.
schriber, Frank, barber, William street.
Steiner, John, saloon-keeper, 224 Sutter street.
Wolf, Hyram, tailor, 3O3 Stockton street.
Williams, Charles E., clerk 1913 Van Ness
avenue.
Watts, James, buggy-washer, Devisadero-
street stables.
Melch, John Richard. pressman. HOG Bush.
Wagner, George, candy-maker, 1886 Market.
Wells, Robert NJ, % Water
west, Henry, salesman, Forty-third District.
Wolf, Henry A, zoos Polk street.
Williams, James H., Presidio.
Wayman, Charles, electrician 95S Folsom.
Yoell, Abraham E., lineman, Folsom avenue
ESTATE OF MRS. LUX.
First Annual Report of the Executors