The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-30


on the Republican ticket for reelection
to Congress from the First District,
was in the city yesterday and left town
last evening to fill speaking engage
ments in Mariposa County. As cam
paigner in California Mr.. Gillette has
no superior and few equals. He knows
the people and the people know him
as a man of high character, exceptional
ability and tireless energy. The min
ers and farmers have confidence in his
Judgment They know that he has
made a thorough study of the condl-
tions of the district. He viii receive
the support Of the solid Republican
column in the district and will also win
the support Of many Democratic voters,
as a reward for his conscientious de-
Yotion to the interests of his consttu-
ents.
Mr.. Gillette viii speak at Sonora Oc-
tOber 3, at Jackson October 8, at Plac-
erville October y, at Auburn OCTOBER
Is. and at Nevada City October IA. be
Is sure TO receive a cordial welcome
from the miners because they know
that he possesses the ability and desire
70 amend the so-called Caminetu act
in a manner that will promote mining
enterprises without detriment TO the
people Of the valley counties. Mem
bers Of the Republican State Committee
are confident OF Mr.. Gillette's re-elec-
ton by an increased majority.
TOM GEARY'S MISSION.
There is gossip in the political camps
II the effect that Tom Geary, who is
now endeavoring TO square Bell with
the voters of the Second District, con-
templates a journey to Humboldt 10
square Caminetti with the voters OF
Eureka. Geary's mission will prove tu-
tile. The indelible records clearly prove
that Caminetti, as d member OF Con-
sress representing the old Second DIS
trict, went out Of his way in churlish
and narrow minded style to defeat
measure appropriating large sum OF
money for the improvement OF Eureka
barbor. Humboldt County never can
have any use for Caminetti. 1t IS the
judgment Of well informed politicians
that Caminettis popularity in the Dem
. ocratic party has vanished. AL SANTA
Cruz he allied himself with an unpopu-
lar faction of his own party and the
leaders Of the other faction are giving
him the cold shoulder.
There is a happy feeling at Repuo-
lican headquarters over the result OF
registration throughout the state. Inc
increase is mainly in Republican coun-
ties. Los Angeles comes forward with
marvellous gain. The registered strength
of the county exceeds 81, 900. Judge NC
Kinley's prediction that Los Angeles
will give 5000 majority for Roosevelt
may be verified. George Stone, chair
man Of the Republican State Com
mittee. is eIated over the local regis
tration of 81. O00 He is making no pre-
dictions. but he entertains the bellet
that Roosevelt's majority in this city
will astonish the natives.
FAIRBANKS AND DOLLIVER.
There will be a great Republican
! demonstration In San Francisco next
! Monday night. The vast pavilion viii
be crowded with people desiring to see
and hear Hon. Charles w. Fairbanks,
the party's nominee for Vice Presi-
dent, and his companion, the eloquent
Senator DOlliver Of Iowa These emil
nent leaders will arrive in ReddinG
early next Monday morning. On that
day they will speak at Redding, Red
Bluff. Chico and Marysville. arriving
here at $50 D. m. They will go di-
rectly from the train to the Mechanics
Pavilion. After the meeting in this
city Senator Fairbanks will visit the
Ohio Society. On Tuesday they will
visit Paio Alto, San Jose, Stockton
and Sacramento.
The State Committee can hold sec
ton OF the DdNlllOu III I6SSLNC AOA ia
dies and their escorts for short time
next Monday night, but the places
should be filled before Senator Perkins
opens the meeting.
THIRTY-NINTH DISTRICT.
The Independent Republican Club
Of the Thirty-ninth Assembly District
( has adopted resolutions commenting
the Merchants Association for its
work in exposing ballot box stuff1ng.
There is talk in the district in favor Of
nominating an independent Repub-
/ lican to oppose T. E. Atkinson for the
Z Assembly.
( Wallace Bradford, Marshal Hale,
/ Edwin T. McMurray. Edward Ginley,
/ D. L. Fitzgerald, Joseph E. Cutten, w.
/ II. HAZEL, Judge John r. Aitken, VIII
/ liam Hampton, Albert r. Ahlborn and
/ James F. O'Rorke are active mem
bers of the independent Organization
4 in the Thirty-ninth District.