The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03

tropolis Bank building, for the purpose
of organization The committee con-
sists of IS members, including one
from each assembly district in the city.
A Johnson meeting was held last night
in Guadalupe hill. in the thirty third
district
A call was issued yesterday for a
meeting of the republican state CEN
tral committee for June 20 at the Pal
ace hotel. Several important campaign
matters will come up for consideration
at this time and "a date will be set for
the platform convention to be held
following the primaries.
The democratic contest for the nom
lnat1on for justice, OF the appellate
court for the first district Is to be q
four cornered fight and promises to
make UP in interest for the general lack
of competition for other places on the
democratic ticket Superior Judge Lu-
cas- f. Smith of Santa Cruz county has
not withdrawn from the race. according
to his friends, and is ready to make an
aggressive fight. Rumor in demo-
cratic circles has had it for several
days that Judge Smith probably would
not run, and that the battle for the
nomination would be among Judge
Coffey of San Francisco, Judge Church
of Fresno and Judge Sargent OF Mon
terey.
The press of Santa Cruz. however.
has made the formal announcement Of
Judge Smiths candidacy, and active
work in his behalf has been begun
CANDIDATE FOR PRINTER
One of the vacancies on the demo-
cratic state ticket was filled yesterday
when the announcement was made from
the headquarters of the democratic
state central committee that ID. W.
Ravenscroft of Sonoma county would
be candidate for the position of state
printer Ravenscroft has filed his
formal application with the committee
and his nominating petitions will be
circulated throughout the state. to-
gether with those of the other demo-
cratic state candidates.
Edward Rolkin, candidate for the
republican nomination for the office OF
member of the board of equalization
from the first district. was given the
Endorsement Of the elevator operators
and starters union at a meeting
Wednesday night at the trades council
building. Rolkin republican boost
ers' club was organized, with the fol-
lowing officers: President, A. E. Field;
vice president, ". II. Harvey; secre-
tary, ]. H. Maloney; financial secretary,
Joseph de Vries. The following reso-
luton in support of Rolkin was
adopted
Resolved. that we, the RoIkin
republican boosters club, do here
by indorse Edward Rolkin. candi-
date for the republican nomination
for the Office of member of the
board of equalizati tion, first district
San Francisco. We heartily in
dorse Edward Rolkin, knowing
him to be a plain, everyday man.
absolutely fair to the wage Garner,
progressive. honest and of unblem-
fshed reputation, always aiding
and aiming for the upbuilding of
San Francisco. and who can be de-
pended upon ito do his duty impair
TALLY toward all the people.
The nominating petitions of William
E. White for the democratic nominal
tion for judge of the superior court. Ed
ward Barron for the republican nom
ination for assemblyman from the
thirty eighth district and Joseph P.
Tighe for the republican nomination
for assemblyman from the twenty ninth
district have been examined and passed
at the registrars office. The petition
of Thomas ]. Feeley for the republican
nomination for assemblyman from the
thirty fourth district was received yes
terday for yeritication.