The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
LEAGUE CLUBS
ARE ORGANIZED
Republican Citizens Meet
in the Forty-First and
Forty Second Districts
LEADERS ARE CHOSEN
Signs of Revolt Against Ruef
in Union Labor Ranks
South of Market Street

The organizatio OF Assembly District
Clubs under the general plan adopted by
the San Francisco Republican League
is progressing in q manner that signifies
determination upon the part of citizens
10 wrest the control Of municipal affairs
from Ruef and Schmitz
The Forty-iirst District Club was or
ganizeo last night under the auspices Of
the San Francisco Republican League at
the home Of A. K Daggett. The evening
was taken up with the election of Of
ncers. Colonel J. c. Currier was elected
permanent chairman. The other officers
elected were Sheldon E Kellogg first vice
president; H. G. w. DinkeIspiel, second
vice president; J. F. Kydd. third vice
president; A. K Daggett, secretary and
treasurer The following were elected on
the executive committee: NJ. Josephson,
chairman; J. c. Currier. Sheldon kellogg,
George Walker, Joseph Bush, NJ. A.
Smith. H c. W. Dinkelspiel. A K. Dag
gett, Hon. n. c. Coghlan, Maxwell Nc
Mutt and I. f. Kydd. After the election
OF officers the club adjourned until July
9. when they will meet and select pre-
cinct committee men.
The San Francisco Republican League
OF the Forty second District was or
ganizeo last night in Saratoga Hall,
Geary street
z. n. Ayers was elected president, Dr.
John A. MCGEE secretary. The chair
man said that the object Of the league is
70 secure for San Francisco a clean and
honest civic administration under Repub-
lcan auspices. The sentiment through
out the entire district is strongly in favor
OF the movement and the league expects
90 elect its delegates by large majority.
No opposition to the leagues ticket is
expected in the district.
Prominent men in all walks Of life
have allied themselves with the organi-
zation and have pledged the heartiest CO.
operation to bring about a change in
the citys administration. The committee
of ten appointed by the central organiza-
tion Of the San Francisco Republican
League was elected the executive COM
mittee Of the Forty-second District Club.
The committee is composed of Z. n.
Ayers, ]. p. Chamberlain, B. p. Flint,
Dr.. Henry Gibbons Jr., George w.
Lewis, Frank d. Macbeth, John A. Nc
Gee. George A. MCGOWAN, J. G. Tyrrell
ard r. c. ENl Fleet.
The club Will meet again on Friday
night, July Z, the place of meeting TO
. be determined later.
There are indications that Ruef will
not be able to hold the reins of authority
in the Union Labor party without a
struggle al the primary election August
s There are signs Of revolt in the labor
districts south Of Market street. In one
district the nomination for Supervisor has
been promised by the Ruef-SchmitZ COM
binatiOn TO six separate aspirants for the
positions Ruef is figuring on harmonious
acceptance of his programme for the
selection Of delegates to the Union Labor
convenfion. He expects to vote few
men IN each precinct for the labor ticket
and throw the rest Of the party's strength
to the horse and cart end of the Demo-
il In he int ri
II is proposed that the labor vote shall
be used by Ruef TO send Maestretu dele
cation TO the Republican nominating con-
Vention.