The San Francisco call., 1899-06-22

testing against the usurpation of power
by the One Hundred and they may unite
with the new flock of lambs in support
of a delegate ticket
There are three or four clubs in the
Thirty first Assembly District. The club
which Tim Tracy is enrolling is supposed
TO have Buckley sympathies. Charles
Gallagher and Dick DOolan speak for the
Committee cf One Hundred in the Thirty
first. George Love and Senator Hall are
organizing a third band of. Democratic
warriors. The prospects of a great dght
on this ground are brilliant.
The Thrty-second Assembly District
has already presented two Democratic
clubs. John F. Twigg heads the faction
which acknowledges the Committee OF
one Hundred. Frank Lester. Pat Norton
anu others are organizing rival club.
Ihere are TWO clubs in the Thirty-taird
District. Senator L. J. Dwyer is direct
ing the affairs of one club. George God
trey and others of the Potrero are not
willing that Dwyer shall have the works
without contest. and are. therefore, re-
crulunG Democrats for another club
BuckleNs hand is not shown at the Po-
trero, and neither is the influence of the
one Hundred perceptible. The general
play is for delegates, with a sentiment in
favor Of Phelan.
There are many indications of a sharp
struggle in the Thirty-fourth Assembly
District. William J. Hines and Dan
@ O'Callahan are against the pretensions OF
the one Hundred. Fred Raib and oth5rs
have organized a club according to the
City and County Committee.
Democrats Of the Thirty-f1fth District
are lining up for battle. Larry Dolan
usurping One Hundred. John ii. Grady
has the programme of the One Hundred
and is displaying It 10 the voters. The
Grady Club is in good fighting trim.
The Thirty-sixth is Max Peppers do
main, but singular to relate the program
mers representing the One Hundred find
many obstacles in the path of effective or
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assisting Pepper.
In the Thirty-seventh District the Val
ley Club is, formidable organization. 1t Is
reported that Buckley will develop great
strength in the district Among the work
ers at the front are Harry Mulcready and
Harry Kelly. 1t Is surmised that jim
Nealon is behind the scenes manipula ting
the wires. The Committee of One Hun
dred has organized a rival club, with
Baldwin for chairman. but the prime
T ]. Walsh and H Zemansky.
The Thirty eighth District is Sam
Raineys home. Jim Powers, John Nc
Chimney and Tom Clark are organizing to
beat the programmes of the One Hun
dred.
There are two clubs in the Thirty ninth
District. The organization headed by
Bienenfeld represents the One Hundred.
The leaders of the opposition club are
Frank Conklin and J. A. Fenton. AS far
as can be ascertained, there is no Buck
ley influence in the opposition club. The
Democratic workers simply resent the
offer of a programme.
In the Fortieth District NJ. c. Hassett
speaks for the One Hundred. He has or
ganzed a programme club. His opponents
in the district are little Dick OConnor and
Ed Rock. A Buckley following in this
district is represented by big Dick O'Con-
nor. a sharp fight is predicted.
The FOrty-tirst District is Lanigan's ter
ritory. but he IS moving cautiously and
Concealing his plans for the future. NJ. {.
Haley dWells in this district His sympa-
thles are supposed 10 incline toward Buck
ley.
Sam Rainey has managed for a long
tine to control affairs in the Forty-second
Assembly District. Buckley has some fol-
lowers in that quarter of the city, among
them Denny Gordon. The programme IF
the Committee of One Hundred has not
been presented to the voters.
In the Forty-third District T. J. Pindar
speaks for the County Committee, SO
called.
The only club in the Forty-fourth Dis
trict is one organized by George Maxwell
of the Fire Department. The programmes
have not shown their hands in this dis
trict. They may make a play for a Iew
delegates without effort for club organi-
Zation.
The Forty-ffth Assembly District is
Gavin McNabs home. Very little activity
is shown on the surface. A programme
club will. however, be organized in time
to put UP n ticket