The San Francisco call., 1898-06-07
ORGANIZING FOR
 THE CAMPAIGN POLITICAL CLUES MEET AND ELECT OFFICERS.
Martin Kelly Denounced by the County Committee of the Citi-
 zens' Republican Party.

The County Committee of the Citizens Republican party met in the Parrott building last night The committee was organized by the election of Charles H. Forbes as chairman, T. B. OBrien sec retary, George w. Beyreuther treasurer and T. B. Conlon sergeant-at-arms Charles H. Forbes, T. B. O'Brien and A. G. Knight were appointed a committee on an address to the public, and D. J. OBrien, Bart Wren and J. J. Nicholson on permanent headquarters. Thomas B. OBrien was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late Senator J. H. Mahoney.
 The following resolution. introduced by Hon. T. B. O'Brien, was unanimously passed by a rising vote:
 Whereas, One Martin Kelly. so-called Re- publican boss. has perfdiousy betrayed the Blaine of the Pacific Coast Hon. NJ. M. Estee and such action calls for retributive justice;
 Resolved, That consider t the duty of all loyal Republicans to renounce all political as- sociation with him in future Republican coun- cils.
 Resolutions were also passed declaring that Jacob Levi Jr., George Keefe, John A Hoey, J. F. Sullivan. w. Wilkinson J. c. Stephenson, A. Ruef and c. Lau- meister having by their actions forfeited membership in the party, their places be declared vacant, and J. s. Parry, D. J O'Brien, B. Conlan, John Gardner, A. C. Knight, J. J. Mccarthy, Bart Wren and Sam Brunswick be elected to fill the vacancies.
 The Democrats of the Fortieth Assem- bly, District held meeting last night al campaign by electing the following named officers:
 Robert Haight, president; H. Doscher vice president; Matthew Brady, recording secre- Daniel an Sailor, treasurer; J. Porter. sergeant at-arms; executive committee. John Bennett. Samuel bass Rshn Ggsner asrn M WesS R00 rormey, E. Godohaux. E. Murphy. H. White, J. II. Kelly, E. Kenney. T VI Brady. George ". ly John Kirvan and Joe Farrell.
 The Twenty ninth Assembly District Democratic Club organized at Metro politan Hall last night, and 147 signatures were obtained. The following officers were elected:
 Hon. John D. Coughlin, chairman; James J. Maher. vice chairman; Maurice Kerwin. re- cording secretary; Thomas Muller. correspond ing secretary ,tss Timothy Tbomss treasurer Eag Thomas Brady. Charles Kiesel, Charles Keir- nan. William dillen. James W; Kelly. Henry Frances, James Bagley. Andrew Flannery Ed Murphy, William Olson. John O Reilly. Joseph s. Martin. Thomas Gioney. Patrick Shanley.
 The German Democratic Central Club at its regular meeting last night, adopted unanimously a resolution fully endorsing the action of the State central committee in appointsng ,aza the new county n solved that a life membership be con ferred on all it's members joining the United States army or navy during the
 The Thirty-flrst Assembly District Democratic Club elected the following of- ficers last night: Charles Gallagher, president; Major Enright, yice-president; T. J. O'Connor, secretary; D. J. Sullivan, treasurer; F. T. Kelly, sergeant-at-arms The actions of the county committee of 100 were endorsed, also the official acts of Mayor Phelan.