The San Francisco call., 1901-11-19
STATE AWAkES
TO The ISSUE
Delegates From All Over
California Coming to
Convention.
Anti Chinese Demonstration
to Be an Influential
Gathering.

Interest IN the coming convention to ex-
press the sentiments Of the people Of Cali
fornia regarding the continuance of the
present exclusion law against the Chinese
Is growing daily. When the convention
meets next week there will not be a part
Of the State that will not be represented,
and every branch Of trade, every indus
try-in fact, the whole commercial and
Industrial elements Of the commonwealth
will unite in grand expression of the
sentiments Of the people upon this ques-
ton.
Mayor Phelan is In receipt Of a large
number Of letters from those whose votes
in Congress will help determine the mat
ter. Congressman Woods writes as fol-
lows:
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1s. 1901.
Hon. J. D. Phelan. Chairman Special Com
mittee on Arrangements for Chinese Exclusion
Der 8. conveying to me the information that
yention I would be a delegate thereto. beg
leave to say that am remaining in Califor-
convention. I have been actively engaged for
the last two months in collecting data upon
the Chinese question from various portions OF
S. D. WOODS. NJ C.,
Second District. California
The following. named delegates have
been appointed by the following organi-
zations:
Labor examinations: San Francisco Building
Trades Council-J. B. Williams. Louis Ches-
.Asasds A%asaTassdI PssI xsat5e5 w0rAsEs Union Of
Musicians Mutual Protective Union, Local
No. &c. W. Kent. c. Abbiati. NJ. Davis.
907s-T. E. Zan, ID. McEachen, j. Casseday.
Journeyman stonecutters' Association OF
inic s' A. Wash' f. o. Nei 'V7fH William POLLOCK
| National Union of the United Brewery Work.
men Of the United States, Local Union No. 102
Of the Pacific Coast Bottlers-valentine Brit
ton, Henry kuhl, P. ]. McKeon-
No. 1s1-W. B. Mason. Edward Mccormick.
Edward Carpe, c; A; Calhoun
San Francisco Union No. ss-Charles H. Sis
kron. r. Cassidy, w. G. Ward
San Francisco Rammermen's Union-J. II.
Murphy, David Byrnes, John Victory.
Journeymen Bakers and Confectionery In
tsrnational Union No. 24-John Barrett. George
/ San Jose: NnIlmen's Union No. 2s2-Charles
A. Bell. Wood James, Thomas Graham
Steam Laundry-workers Union. Local No. 80
George H. Plumb, Peter Van Houte, w.
Alexander; administered H. Upton, James
| Los Angeles: United Association Journeymen
sacramento: to- Brotherhood OF Painters. Deco
rators and Paperhangers OF America. Union
No. n-Samuel Jennings, L. Anderson William
United Brotherhood Of Leather-workers on
Horse Goods-Ihomas lesson. Saa.. r,,+..-s .nd
Butcher Workmen Of North America. Local
| ii swift F. e. Johnston
Commercial organizations San Francisco:
| California Colony Association-H d. Loveland.
C.. H Crocker: William N; Well
Merchants ation-Marshal Hale. An
Sacramento: Chamber of Commerce-A c.
Alameda: Board Of Trade-C W. Won Rade-
sky. F. N Delaney, J. =. Vosburgh-
eorev 9Se i'a1ay a W. MSrtens' 5u u M n Coebrane H. A.
Santa Ana: Chamber Of Commerce-D M.
Boards of Supervisors: stockton-w w.
| Middleton. H. W: Taylor, E. L. Colnon, F. NJ.
"sTsa Grass = valleyMDr. Is E Jameson. Henry J.
! Fuchs,s Roger p. Stenson.
Placer County-B. B. Deming. Auburn; E. c.
Kavanaugh, Forest Hill; ]. s. Mariner. Lin
coin: Ivan H. Parker. Colfax; B. N. schribner.
Paso Robles-Dr ]. H Glass. B. B. Pierce.
r.: w. Putnam. A. Monteith C. siedeman
MaccilIivray- ace / a. Newton. q. r. Freeman
| Sacramento-John c. Ing Jr.. F. T. Tebbets.
Charles w. Paine. James n. Devine. John H.
Union League Club. San Francisco-H. G. W.
Pinkelspiel. Colonel j. B. Fuller. s. NJ Short
Panhandle and Ashbury Heights Improve
went CLUB San San EraneiScooL TH;so, P. Allen E. L.
| Journeymen BARRIERS Union. Local 1884, Oak
land-C. W. Presher. Abe Davis and d. F.
Curley.
| Assemblyman Duryea OF Placer County
| has also addressed letter to Mayor
| Phelan. in which he expresses regrets at
/ his inability to be present, but promises
his hearty support to the movement.
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teered to take part in the cast are Miss
| frankie r. Glass, Miss Bessie H. Bart
| lett and Miss Cectlle Sorbier. All the Ia
| dies connected with the entertainment are
| leaving nothing undore in their efforts to
make the affair a memorable success
pleasing to all who attend IT Is expect
| ed that substantial sum will be realized
| for the charitable institution in behalf
/ of which it is to be given.
About the most shiftless trick man can
/ he guilty of is to walk along the streets