The San Francisco call., 1898-10-12
OFFICERS OF
 ELECTION MUST
 OWN PROPERTY Important Ruling of Supervisors. HELLER NOT A CANDIDATE HAS NO DESIRE TO MAKE A CAM PAIGN FOR SHERIFF. Young Mems Republican League Is Now Getting Into Uniform
 for the Cam
 paign.
HELLER NOT A CANDIDATE
HAS NO DESIRE TO MAKE A CAM
 PAIGN FOR SHERIFF.
Oakland Office of San Francisco Call

Oakland Office of San Francisco Call
 sos Broadway, Oct. Il.
 The Supervisors created some surprise this afternoon by announcing that in ac- cordance with an opinion of the District Attorney officers of election must not only be voters, but must also be property owners. The only exception to this rule is that of ballot clerk, who need not be on the assessment roll. This will require the altering of nearly all the lists, which were made up in the belief that any one on the great register was qualified for an election officer.
 Another little surprise was the an- nouncement that Sam w. Heller. who has been making a lively independent cam paign for Sheriff. has withdrawn from the fight. Heller notified his friends to-day that he had decided to do all he possibly could to help the chances of the regular Republican candidate, Oscar Rogers. For q couple of months Heller has been mak- ing a very steady and successful cam fact, 1t is believed he would have boiled about 2000 votes. This strength given to Oscar Rogers will make more certain the lattcrS election.
 It is also reported that Heller may take the stump in favor of Rogers.
 The Young Mems Republican League ent campaign and full list of officers was elected last night. Next Saturday evening there will be a big Republican turnout in this city and the drill corps will try to make splendid showing on that occasion.
 ", J. Downie has been elected captain; J. F. Kick, first lieutenant, and Charles Brter, second lieutenant w. H. Dickson was elected third lieutenant and it was decided that the captain should also act as treasurer. After consultation by the captain and lieutenant the following ser geants and corporals were named: First sergeant c. " Cunningham; color ser geant, Teddy Joste; sergeants-Bert Eel lows, David Sinclair, 4. l.. Markeley, l.. Edwards, r. M. Magill; corporals-Al will Hams, H. Payne, F: Permien, R. York, W. Goodwin and Ed Clarrage.
 Bert Swan, who is on the committee ap- pointed to raise funds for new uniforms, has secured pledges for about s145, and the organization will be thoroughly uniformed as soon as possible
 The following order has been issued to the league:
 You are urgently requested to pay spe- cial attention to the following orders for this weeks work Please do not fail to attend,
 uniforms at pm.
 Friday = Drill with uniforms and torches at s D. m. sharp.
 'Saturday-Meet at hall at ' o'clock sharp to take part in the parade 4 band Will be in attendance. All members at- tending drill Wednesday will obtain in formation regarding uniforms.
 ''E. T. JOSTE, Secretary"
 This evening the Independents held a meeting at Lorin and several of their can didates spoke
 The Forty ninth Assembly District Re publican cup will meet tomorrow night at Hansens Hall, West Oakland. District Attorney Shook and some of the candi- dates will supply the oratory. The Republican Alliance has received an invitation from the Santa Clara County Central Committee to go to San Jose shortly and participate in one of the gala occasions of the campaign in that city
 The alliance has made arrangements to have General Barnes deliver an address 1t the Tabernacle next Saturday evening The Socialist Labor Party will hold its second mass meeting at the Tabernacle ! -o-morrow evening. when Job Hartman, ! for Governor will deliver a lec- | -ure, illustrated with views