The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

TFIRTY-THIRD DISTRICT-The Re
publ!cans Of the Thirty-third Assembly
District. which covers Z portion OF the
Mission. the Potrero and South San Fran
cisco. assembled al Maennerbund Hall
on Twenty fourth street and POtrero ave
nue. last night ana perfected the oFganl-
cation % their club. The meeting was
called 10 order BY Captain George a
Raa5s. and IN the absence o. me regular
secretary !. ! Mccarthy aCLeQ IN Ms
stead. The roll OF members showed that
"a had placed their names On the Isl
since the temporary organization : week
\ constitution vas adopted which gave
The appointing OF all committees 70 the
president This, however. was a[teIn 2Ie4
% be disputed by q few rough hee-ers
rhe-e spelling tor q ngnt, Wnlcn [hey dld
not ge-. as the club proceeded 70 business
without any disa1ec-iOn Oh the part q
t1s regular Republicans
Chairman Raabe made the following
appointments: Advisory c0mnltIe5-jO-
SEPH McAT-TTFF 1Zz3- Treat avenue. J
~ 4I4E-E.EAo. ooLta gan rI5Ac4SCv. =
CHARLES RATA. Potrero.
Executive committee. one rom eeca o.
tla sixteen precincts II the order n
which they are named-Edward GeI5.
John c. Flood. Joseph II. Armstrong.
Mccarthy. John A Halk. J. 2. Logan, c.
=. Douglas. John White George Suck.
NcHugh and James Hennessey- The s.
lection OF Two vice presidents was de-
te-rei until the next meeting
The following resolution was adopted;
chizez. although raised. Is YET considerably less
Than The average assessment OF ether property
II rEts city; therefore. be il
Resolved That We heartily commend t1s &C
c.11 = our Republican Boa-5 II Supervisors II
refusing 70 lower sad assessment and II the
51st -a-si1g q the Market Street Rz-.Tay es-
s=ss-el- b $4,000.
THIRTY FOURTH DISTRICT The
same harmony which characterized the
first meeting Of the Thtrty-tourth Dis
rricr Club prevailed last evening. The
meeting was enthusiastic from end ID end
ana several eloquent speeches were de-
-lVsr=d- among the speakers were ex-
Registrar William Brown. whose sound
effort won him much applause State
Senator Frank BurrsCce, George Rutz,
president OF The club. and George Dieter
lee. The following were elected as dele
gates = TIE ADVISORY Central Cub:
TERLEE.. W N eastman. D. J. hEL-
LEY and E 2. SMITH. The finance com
ElI-tee appointed was as follows: J. 9.
Charles ECgieaiEg. T = Sa6eman. :. 3
A-1SoD. 4 Sc1arper. Il Eoros. George
Bu--Iz1nzr. c. F FFeid--nacn, Henry Dan
ger and 2. = Gibson
The following executive c9Tnrnittee VS.
also appointed: Charles Mayer, D :.
Kelley. George Bu-hhaFdr. Fred Frank
James P Kane George D-elre--@e, = +
Lemon. r B. Mcclellan. =. T. Adams. (
IA FoCIalCs- F " Burnett z 3 Smith, I
Martin CallaghaE. Thomas r Dunn, Z
9. Raisch. Frank Zan, !. J Truman. z. +.
L EilDer- John S-egeUaC, Z W J-OSs,
Joseph W McTigue and c W Baker
THIRTY-FIFTH DIsTRICT-The Re
publican meeting II The TEir-y-t1fLh Dis
--ic- was called % order BY Dr.. !. H
Dawson ard the following additional Of
Tcers were elected. William \. Kemp, +
secretary Louis = Sartorrus. sergeant
alarms. Tie following finance commit
-=e was appointed; !. = Prior Z. \
ScEUr1aCCeE. JoE-n = FarL-l0Ss, r &.
70 the- Central ADVISORY Committee 57- were
F0YLE- 7. c MAHER and JOHN
SMITH. The following were elected as
vice presidents oE Re club: John 5 Part
ridge. George Hon. : " Fuller, F c
Daniel Sullivan Charles kItch. George
y. Pe-hau. J. X Prior. George DeoIng-
ham and E. F. c C-oszert-
THTRTY-SIXTH DTSTRICT-Som ut-
tie dtsccrd made itself evident in the
Thirry-sixrh District The club president,
Frank French. Secretary James Magic,
Patrick Graz and James Hughes got wind
that there was ID be some disturbance
created BY friends OF the railroad people,
who have theiC car shops IT the district.
TEsy declined 70 open -1s meeting ha-l
Al the corner OF TWenty-eigh-h and
church Streets. and went instead 70 a
quiet place at the corner OF So tenteeltn
ard Noe streets. The Cr0TQ tH2t was
.=-L 6elnc gol -2s- -I7L e.-1 -I1S-5 80
Committee: WILLIAM THOMAS. u.
NTLLETT. J SYKES THOMAS CHR1 -
TAI and " H MURPHY CIari5s NY
e-s was elected temporary chairman and
Charles Daily temporary secretary.
TEIRTY-S SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICT-AdvIsory onmittee-JOHN I.
cPEEE. JOHN CATTERHORN. J. F.
NTCEFLLS. JOHN 3. CURTIS and
HENRY MAYER Chairman Gu1zen-
dorfer announced that he had appointed
the following vice presidents. Ihe list
was 5rGCrsed by the body. which net IN
1Iowry's Hall. LagU1a street and IVY
avenue. Philip P0sner. a J. Rich. Harry
GuLg-ard. William LutZ, = F'rIeClander,
-. l. P-aEeuGEE, = J. AuSleS- r q
GCs-y, J k0-aer. y ToIL, v NJ AQoott-
" J. Young. Thomas J Denny, r g
Bates Max WiselhuIter, L. 4 StGTgeT,
= s Sprecke.s. 9. H Fairshteld, ". ).
Ruddtck Charles II Gar0utte. Daniel
Foley Vice presidents al large: J. NJ
Trout John Nightingale. a Mcfarland.
George Il Bahrs, P B Cornwall, 6 y
Perkins.
Philip Posrer was elected as treasurer
and James B-aze- was selected as ser
gezEt-aL-arEs.
= committee OF five was appointed 70
LOOK af-er the clubs finances. consisting
OF ". Biat1ner, J a Code, Ed Williams,
General Sal0mon and J. l. Lawrence.
THIRTY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICT-Advisory Committee: EDDf L
WOLFE. DR.. I B DALZIEL. ". 4 s
NICHOLSON. GUS HAGERDCRN,
GEORGE TANDY. The foregoing com
mitJee was selected soon after the open
ing OF the meeting al 1852 Golden Gate
avenue. but t0r some reason & change
took place in the hearts OF the peOp.. oe
fore the time came for adjournment. Al
executive committee was selected 70 look
after the Interests Of the organization.
and after some talk i was decided -
leave the naming OF the advisory COM
Enittee n the hands OF the executive com
ry1fttee 10 be chosen from the various pre-
cincrs Cf the district. AT the next -aJh-
erIEg next Friday evening the latter C0El-
TT1irree VIII present quite q bunch Of
names for the consideration OF the club.
from which selections VIII be made. This
viii not prevent other men from being
chosen i the club SO wills The execll-
tive committee named consists OF The