The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-11-25
THE DEPUTIES SELECTED
MEN WHO. WILL SERVE UNDER
THE NEW COUNTY OFFICIALS.
A Liss which In the Main VIII BE
Found TO Be Corrsct-some Inter-
ssting Information for
Politicians.

EVoI clHCo LILO Couubf oioUtiou tuuI0
has boon q lively rustling OF the dry
leaves in the county court house for
places under the coming administration.
So bitter has been the fight for positions
that the city central committee. fearing
that a spirit of revenge on the part OF
the disappointed statesmen might have
q bad effect ON the chances of the city
candidates, secured . pledge from the
elected county officers that they would
mako no official announcement of their
appointments until after the city cleo
ton.
Notwithstanding the pledges made the
lucky place hunters have talked ON the
outside and safe prediction of the new
county employees can be made.
A HERALD reporter has been engaged
in collecting the facts which led to the
statement that large majority Of the
names in the following list will take the
oath of Office on January Z, 1895.
Sheriff.elect John Burr 10 having the
greatest difficulty In standing off place
hunters, and has ON file. it 10 stated,
nearly six hundred applications, with
more to follow. William Hammel may
leave the clerks Office, in which event .
place will be made for him in the
oheriff's Office. The majority of the
names in the list are sure winners it 10
stated, though there may be one or two
changes before the first Monday in
January.
Sheriff, John Burr; under sheriff. H.
O. Clements; iailer, an old soldier;
bookkeeper, Jos. Aguirre; deputies, AL
Crank, Charles McKeeby, John Brook.
or. @. @. Bonnell, Dennis Ksarney, R.
O. Shaw, Henry Sohwannecke. II. @.
Mcclure, Charles M. Smith, Ii. G. Reg.
lister, Juan Murrietta, P. j. Kennedy.
Auditor, Bicknell; chief, E. g. Wood
deputies, M. S. Willard, =. Bicknell
(son).
County clerk, T. E. Newlin; chief,
Sheridan Smith; court clerks. John
Dunsmoor, O. w. Blake, Andy Francis
CO, jr., Al Lindley, VIM. H. Hamill,
Brainard Smith deputies, A. w. Seaver.
Sam Kutz. a. "A. Bailey, j. G. Plat,
Frank Lopez, ]. G. Todd.
Treasurer. Thos. Fleming; deputy,
Mason.
Assessor. Theo Summerland; chief
deputy, Maj. E. E. Danforth; deputy,
Joseph Lowe.
Recorder, E. @. Hodgman; chief dep
uty, Alex Caldwell; deputies, Walter
Marchant, George Alexander. G. G.
Cook, L. L. Dennick. ]. L. Moore, Ed
Butterworth, A. E. Forester, .jr., w. E.
Ludlow.
Tax collector, A, H. Merwin-Chief
deputy, Frank Robinson cashier. Will
liam M. Wade; license collector. T. ].
Matlock, deputies, W. w. Everett
Thomas Stanton, ]. B. Luckenbach
George D. Bunch. @. l.. CRADLE, A. B.
Whitney, A. B. Day. G. W. Fleming.
School superintendent, Sturgeon
Riley-Chief deputy, VIM. H. Wright;
clerk. N. s. Averill.
District attorney, j. L. Donnell-
Chief, W. T. Williams; deputies, George
Holtor, G. G. McComas, F. R. Willis.
George Reed, IT,, Judge Ross of Pasa-
dena; district attorneys sheriff deputy.
an old soldier.
Justice, Owens-Clerk, E. W. Kinsey.
Justice, D. G. Morrison-Clerk, VIII
liam Sheerer.
Justice. William Young-Clerk. Louis
Thorne or - Whitney.
Constable, Harry Johnston-Deputy,
Constable. II. L. Yonkin-Deputy AL
Graham or w. H. Cline. ail
W. w. seaman goes TO sacramento as
chief deputy in Superintendent Black q
Office.
R. l.. Marshall gets William Sesnon's
place as deputy supreme court clerk
here and Frank Lowry goes to San
Francisco; both under Ward.
A. B. Conrad has been promised q
place in Sacramento by Lindley and
Webber.
It is understood that H. G. Cartee ex-
poets to receive the appointment OF
deputy attorney-general under Judge
Fitzgerald, and that he will be stationed
in this city. Judge Fitzgerald has three
deputies under recent act OF the legis-
lature and will locate one in Sacramento
one in San Francisco and one in Los
Angeles. A strong fight is being made
in behalf of Mr.. Cartee, and it looks al
though he has cinch on the place.