The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-12

5aSSsOs stsoeTi oa4ple5-ss ~ pi-eh 3 c.,
81 will vote for Ebert and the Non-Partisan
ticket"
George Mahoney, machinist, employed by
Birch & Co.. 81 am working for Ebert and
the Non Partisans, as are my brothers. We
want the Non-Partisans to win.'
Joseph Hartley. machinist. lis Howard
street, employed by Birch & Co.: Il am in
favor of the Nom Partisan movement and
Will give it my support.
William HatherIy. engineer. 2610h Suffer
street employed by Birch 81 Co.: ''Say for
me that am going to vote the Non-Parti-
san ticket"
James Manson, blacksmith. Il Clinton
Park. employed by Birch ~ Co.: 81 am a
Non-Partisan this year and l am going to
vote the ticket l am working for the
movement"
Daniel Z. Black. boiler-maker, 5641a How
ard street, employed by California Boiler
Works: IL am Non Partisan and will
vote that ticket"
J. p. Jorgensen. engineer. 53h Clemen-
tina street. employed by Eureka Machine
Shops: 81 am decidedly in favor of the
Non-PartISan movement"
William Monahsn. maehinist. 2219 Van
Ness avenue, employed at Golden State
Foundry: 81 will vote for Ellert and favor
the Non-Partisan movement"
John Lenahan. maehinist. 427 Fell street,
employed at Eagle Foundry: 81 am an ex-
State Senator and have always voted the
Democratic ticket. but this time will vote
the Non-Partsan ticket l am in hearty
sympathy with the movement"
James Box. machinist. 1921 Pine street.
employed at +. A. Huntington's: Il will vote
for Ebert and most of the men on the Non
Partisan ticket / certainly favor the
movement"
81. HummelIonberg. foreman Golden Gate
Foundry. residence 1888 st. Charles avenue:
you can quote me as being in favor OF the
| Nou-Partisan movement and it will have
| my support"
A. Carlson, millwright, 734 Folsom street,
employed by i. A. Huntington: The Re-
| puDicans are too corrupt in this city. Pm
| a Republican for the national ticket. but
| Nom Partisan in municipal affairs. | shall
| certainly vote for Ebert.
William Harvey. machinist 27h Haw-
thorne street, employed by +. A. Hunting-
ton Il certainly favor the Non-Partisan
| movement. although L shall not vote the
| entire ticket"
w. A. Stewart. machinist, 1914 Oak Grove
| avenue, employed by 4. A Huntington: Il
| will vote for Ebert, and / favor the Non
| Pariisans, want to see the bosses thrown
| overheard"
| George WeIlham, finisher, 261 First street,
employed by Occidental Foundry: II will
vote for Ebert and most of the Non-Parti-
| san ticket. and / believe that most of my
| ac1ualntances will do likewise"
w. Provence, finisher. IA Hampton place,
| employed by Occidental Foundry: 81 am
| Non-PartiSan. 1t is the only ticket in the
| field this time for the workingman. / will
| certainly support it,"
| j. II. johnson, brass-fnisher, 1919 How
! ard street, employed by California Novelty
| Works: 81 am going to vote for Ebert, and
while may not vote all the names on the
Non-Partisan ticket, am in sympathy with
that movement"
street. employed by Bay City Foundry:
Count my vote for Ebert. Think the Non
Partisans are certainly right"
Charles Gray. irOnworker, 1706k Folsom
street, employed by Bay City Foundry:
Il favor the Non-Partisan movement and
Will support it. | do not pledge myself to
the whole ticket bat L like the men on it,"
William Ii. Davis, ironworker, 4l3
Twenty-ninth street, employed by Bay
City Foundry: 81 favor the Nom Partisan
ticket and shall certainly vote Tor Ebert for
Mayor
Thomas Fitzpatrick, ironworker. 553h
Natoma street, employed by Bay City
Foundry: You can say / will vote for
Ebert and Scott, and it may be the whole
OF the ticket"
JANUS Il, ikiSuOD, bdWI0hhefs Il fell
street, employed by Bay City Foundry:
Say for me that propose voting the whole
OF the Non-Partisan ticket. 1 think IL is
the only ticket for the workingmen of San
Francesca"
Ii. +. Schram, sawyer in the Mechanics
Mills, corner of Mission aud Fremont
streets, said: 81 am for Ebert"
Edward Strome, engineer. said: II am
Non Partisan. L have had enough of boss
ism and spols in politics"
Il. w. Brown, main sawyer of the Me-
chanics' Mills. spoke as follows: "You
may put me down soiidly for the Nom Par
tlsan ticket / am very glad there is
third party movement. The old parties are
too rabld poilists for me-
Il. ID. Owen, mill employe, said: "Ellert
is the best man before the people. 1 shall
support him.
Ill. am 4. Perkins another mill man. Is