The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-14
Republican Commit
tees Map Out Work.
BARNES TO TAKE THE STUMP
WILL SPEAK FIRST AT METRO
POLITAN HALL.
Standard Bearer Henry T. Gage Will
Remain for the Present in
Southern California
Districts.

The campaign committee of the Re
publican State Central Committee met
yesterday afternoon to map out the
routes of the orators who will go on
the stump.
Among those selected to discuss the
political Issues of the day are George
A. knight, General w. H. L. Barnes
and Colonel T. V. Eddy. General
Barnes will speak at Metropolitan
Hall next Saturday night, and on Fri
day evening, September %. he will for
mally open the campaign in San Jose.
Henry T. Gage, the Republican stan
dard bearer, will first make tour of
the southern part of the State and the
last weeks of the campaign will see
him in the northern counties, fighting
for the success of the entire State Re-
publican ticket. Gage is so we'll and
favorably known in Southern Califor-
mia that he will be required to do but
little canvassing there. The greater
part of his time and energy will be
spent in the north.
The campaign committee will meet
daily to further the work to be carried
out between now and election day. The
members have entered into the cam
paign with every hope for success, and
they are confident that when the bal
lots are counted it will be found that
Gage has carried the State by a hand
some plurality. Dr. Pardee of Ala
media County, who was an aspirant for
the gubernatorial nomination, is one OF
the hardest workers on the committee
He is in the fight to stay, and the clever
manner in which he conducted his cam
paign in Alameda County is sufficient
guarantee that nothing will be over
looked by him that will tend to the
greater success of the Republican
party in the coming battle
Ex-State Senator D. ]. Mccarthy has
announced himself as an anti-boss can
didate for nomination for Sheriff or
the Democratic local ticket The friends
Of Mccarthy say that unless he re-
ceives the Democratic nomination he
Mccarthy has host of friends and
VIII make it unpleasant for the Demo
cratic nominee should he run independ-
ent.
r. P. Doolan has entered the field for
the Democratic nomination for Super
intendent of Streets. He is quite a
power in the committee of one hundred
and his friends claim that at present
he has the inside track IN the running.
s. V. Costello of the law firm of Hen
ley & Costello has announced himself
as an aspirant for the Democratic nom
lndllOn lOI OupcIlOl II 10 gen
orally conceded that the Democrats will
renominate Judges Borden, Seawell and
Wallace. and that the fourth place
rests between Costello and Frank J..
Murasky.
Ex-Superior Judge F. w. Van Rey-
negom would like another term on the
bench. His name will be presented at
the Republican Municipal Nominating
Convention.
Frank Mitchell. a grocer doing bust
ness at the corner of Harrison and
Twenty-fourth streets, is mentioned for
the Republican nomination for assem-
blyman in the Thirtv-third Assembly
District
The friends Of ex-Countv Clerk NJ. c.
Haley are making hard fight for him
before the Non-Partisan convention.
They expect to AIRY off the plum there
and also secure Haley's nomination at
the hands of the Democratic conven-
ton.