The morning call., 1892-11-05

following candidates OF the N0n-Partisans
Mayor, l.. r. Ebert
Sheriff, II. II. Scott.
Judge Superior Court, Charles w. Slack.
Judge Superior Court, F. w. Van Reyne-
gom.
Judge Police Court. Charles A. Low.
Judge Police Court, II. ID. Talcott.
Justice of the Peace Walter NJ. Willett
Supervisor Sixth Ward, b. p. Flint.
School Director, S. Z. Dutton.
School Director, F. w. Eaton.
School Director. +. J. French.
School Director, T. A. Hyde.
School Director, G. A. Merrill.
School Director. c. u. Perkins.
Another, party, which is very strong and
has large following, is the Federation of
San Francisco Improvement Clubs.
This party has been eagerly sought after
by Mike" and his crowd, and the reporters
Of the organ of the Kelly Crimmins gang
have been told to give them a great show on
each occasion of their meeting, but they are
not for Easton.
Ebert heads their ticket
The Third-street gang is nearly left out in
the cold.
Before giving the names Of the Non-Par-
tisans whom they indorse it would be well
10 give their platform. which is as follows:
To al property-owners OF This city and county
and members OF Improvement clubs belonging 10
the Federation OF San Francisco Improvement
Clubs: The Federation Of San Francisco I'M
proyement clubs, after an experience OF nearly
three " arS In an endeay0r 10 improve the out
side districts, remove the pesthouse from its
present site. TO have better contract and sewer
work. 10 prevent the unnecessary extension OF
contracts and sire Is, TO have more street light
protection.
elaboration believing it to be to the best in
terests of taxpayers. have unanimously decided
TO select for he support of property owners eau
di1ates for those ofic with whom we, as prop
erty.Owners, have direct business 10 be trans
acted.
The Improvement clubs comprise those who
are OF all political parties, and with an earnest
wish to place such men before you as Will be ac-
ceptable, We have selected candidates iTrespee-
tive of politics. who have pledged themselves TO
support the measures above named.
These gentlemen are well and favorably
known. and having made their own business
successful, are capable OF safely conducting the
affairs OF this city.
For the education OF your children, we have
carefully selected men of prObity for the Board
of Education, ana We believe that IL they are
elected, reforms in this department viii be in
stltuied, and The custody OF The education OK
yenr little ones placed In safe hands.
We respectfully ask your earnest considera-
tlon OF lie follOwing-named candidates, in
dOrsed by the fede' alton, aud the federation
pledges itself to you that your interests will be
we'll protected when placed IN their hands.
The first name on the ticket Is Ebert, the
peoples choice, and for many Of the offices
they decline to recommend any one, but
they are earnest on the question of Super
Yisors and recommend the following Non
Partisans:
Supervisor Fourth Ward-P J. Kennedy
Supervisor Fifth Ward-Sands Forman.
Supervisor Sixth Ward-P. B. Flint.
Supervisor Ninth Ward-Frank Korbell
Supervisor Tenth Ward-Francis Shirley.
Supervisor Twelfth Ward-Wllam Proll.
Taking large interest in school matters
they have Endorsed just half of the Non
Partisan ticket again and recommend the
following as the choice of their party next
Tuesday:
For School Drectors-Frank j. French,
c. b. Perkins, f. A. Eyde, George a. Mer-
rill, S. L. Dutton, c. a. Clinton.
The above will show how parties who
have no desire to work for the dough" are
in sympathy with the Non-Partisans. and
low sure the ticket now in the field is OF
being in the first place on election day,