The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02
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His Apprentices Are
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A REPRESENTATIVE BODY
PLANS FOR THE RECEPTION AT
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w-Towusmen of All Shades of
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z Henry T. Gage, the Republican nom
inee for Governor, received many COM
pliments yesterday for the good poht-
ical. judgment displayed in his selection
of the twenty-one men who are to COM
= prise the executive committee of the
Republican State Central Committee.
1t was the expressed opinion among
leading public men that a better conn
mfttee was never selected in Califor-
MIA. r..
There is. much conjecture: regarding
the: organization Of the newly APP
pointed committee. It is easy enough
TO forecast. that Major Frank Nc
Laughltn will be chairman and DIR.
+ Pardee. vice chairman, but there is
some doubt: regarding the choice. for
secretary and treasurer. Paris Kill
burn is mentioned for treasurer and
Wendell Easton is talked of for tsecre-
tary. The committee may decide to
go outside of its own ranks for a sec
rotary and select some one who: has
had practical experience in the line of
work required. !. T.. =.
The fact is obvious to Major Nc
Laughlin and his associates that more
room must be speedily provided for the
workers of the organization. The
apartments at the Palace Hotel. now in
use are already so oVercroWded that
nothing can be done but receive Visi-
tors and listen to suggestions. The
rooms yesterday We're thronged with
callers from the hour of opening until
the closing time. -. -.--.:
Among those who called to express
their interest in the progress of the
campaign were S. G.. HiIborn, member
Of Congress from the Third District;
TREY L. Ford, candidate for Attorney
General; NJ. j. Wright of Nisalia, nomi-
nee for Surveyor General; Thomas j.
Kirk Of Fresno, candidate for Super
intendent Of Public Instruction; Charles
F. Curry, candidate for Secretary: Of
State; Walter Maxwell and eX=Gov-
ernor GGSford of Los Angeles, State
Senator II. c. Morehouse OF Santa
Clara County and a large number of.
Wel4-known Republicans of this city
and Oakland. 49, ...:.. +. -.
Henry T. Gage, accompanied. by his
family, Will leave San Francisco this
afternoon for Los Angeles. Desire has
been spontaneously expressed in South,
ern California TO give the nominee for
Governor on. the Republican ticket a
welcome TO. his home, and. according. to
all accounts at: hand the. demonstration
In his honor VIII be one OF the greatest
oyations ever given to a candidate by
his neighbors' and friends. Mr.. Gage
is so popular among all classes of peo-
pie at his own home that Democrats
and Populists will join the Republicans
in giving to him cordial reception.
Mr.. Gage will return to San Francisco
later on during the campaign and will
remain here a sufficient length of time
TO become. better acquainted with the
active workers and prominent support
ers of the party in the various Assem-
bly, districts of this city. - ~" 1884, :: =:
1t is understood that the Fifth: Con
gressional District Convention will
meet next Tuesday either at San Ma
teO or San Jose. - ~. .-.......<. ~. a..
The tWenty-one men recently selected
by Mr.. Gage to compose the executive
committee OF: the Republican State Cen
trail Committee were formally notified
by letter last evening of their selection.
It is understood that a meeting. of the
committee Will take place early. next
week. -. -. -. = T..
Frank D, Ryan, Republican nominee
for Congress in the Secnnd District. ar
rived in the city yesterday: He says
Sacramento County will give a big ma
Jorit-- for the Republican State ticket
A conventions of the Eighth Senator
ial District-Counties Of Mendocino,
Glenn and Colusa-will be held at the
Union. League Club rooms of this city
tomorrow. 80 q. T.. -: II. . 49,