The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
ANTI-BOSS MEETING.
Republicans Of the Thlrtieth
District. Adopt Resolutions.

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The regular meeting of the Thirtieth
District Republican Club (anti-boss and
anti-Crimmins) was held last evening aU
Oak Grove Hall, 92S Harrison street, with
D. ". Mcneil president and Fred K.
Howe as temporary secretary.
The delegates to the Affiliated League
Of Republican Clubs reported that the
names of thirteen delegates to the pTi-
mares from the Thirtieth District, chosen
by the club and league, would be ready
for publication in a few more days, and
that all the clubs in the league were le-
ceiving a fair and satisfactory consider
alton, so that a full ticket opposed to
bosses would be placed in the contest at
the primaries regardless Of any other Re-
publican organization.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
advising the Republicans Of the Thlrueth
District who are opposed to further boss
rule to abstain from atfiliating with or
participating in any action of the So
called County Committee at present con-
trolled by Crimmins and the bosses.
BY resolution the Thirtieth District Re
publican Club indorsed the line of action
and approved of the objects Of the Affili-
ated League of Republican Clubs.
The executive committee reported that
a thorough canvass had been made of the
voters Of the precincts throughout tho
Thirtieth District. and sufficient data has
been gained to justify the statement that
the Affiliated League ticket Will carry the
mate the bosses forever.
The club accepted invitations for aftIlia-
ton and cooperation with the Thirty-first
District Republican Club stamford CLUB,
from the FOrty-third District Republican
Club, from the Continental League to at
tend the debate and social and from
several anti-bOsS Republican OrganiZa-
tiOnS that intend to nominate delegates to
the Republican Municipal Convention to
be voted for at the primary election on the
8th OF August. The next meeting will be
held to ratify the nomination Of the thir-
teen delegates selected by the club to he
voted for a the primary. when the club
VIII give high Jinks to its friends.
Political Notes.
The City Republican League Of the
Twenty ninth Assembly District held its
first meeting Thursday evening The roll
was signed by fffty-three citizens nearly
all being representative business men.
The officers Of the club are DIR. J. b. Cliff
ford, president; r. E. Rodifelt, vice presi-
dent; John +. Kingston. secretary. and
John s. Elliott. treasurer.
The Young Mems Republican League
met Thursday evening. Frank X. Spen-
Ger presiding, and adopted resolutions re
questing members of the league to at
tend the organization of Republican clubs
in their respective Assembly districts. and
sign the roll of the club created by au-
thority of the Republican County Com
mittee. Four thousand members of the
names of several prominent members of
the league were presented by the COM
mittee as delegates to the coming mu-
nicipal convention. to be submitted to the
Republican County Committee with a re-
quest that said parties so named be
placed upon the tickets in their respec-
tive Assembly districts as delegates to
the Republican convention to be voted for
on August next.
The Democratic Central Club has de-
cided to hold a mass meeting at Metro
pOlitan Temple Saturday evening, July
g. The, meeting, is called to indorse
Mayor Phelan and Assessor Dodge.
The ThirtyfOurth Assembly District
Democratic Club met recently and
adopted resolutions indorsing Assessor
Washington Dodge. J. A. Lenahan intro
ducedf the resolution. Mayor Phelan was
not mentioned.
The Independent Republican Club of the
Thirty-first Assembly District held an en-
thusiasuc meeting at Teutonia Hall last
night. The meeting was called to order
by County Committeeman e L. Nolan.
The following officers were elected: J.
F. McGlynn. president; II. ]. Mcmahon,
Martin, NJ. Walsh. b. J. Flynn, D. Mui-
ander. w. ]. Holland. The roll was
signed by 125 citizens