The San Francisco call., 1896-09-30
SOCIALIST LABOR
PARTY'S TICKET
A Complete List Of Candi-
dates Has Been Sc
lected.
Signatures Forwarded to the Sec.
retary of State for a
Place.
OLIVER EVERETT FOR MAYOR
Several Women Will Endeavor tC
Secure Places in the Board
of Education.

The Socialists will have a full ticket in
the field at the next election, Presiden.
tial, State and municipal. The State ex-
ecutive committee of the Socialist Labor
party has forwarded to the Secretary Of
State at Sacramento 14.3O0 signatures o.
those who want the Socialists s. candidates
names placed on the State ticket, although
about $500 names were all that was neces-
sary. The Socialists expect to forward be-
fore the 1st enough 10 double the latter
figure.
The committee also filed yesterday with
the County Clerk and Registrar of cleo
ton of this City 1860 signatures of those
who ask that the Socialists candidates be
placed on the municipal ticket, although
only about 2200 names were necessary.
The request was at once granted.
The ticket as 1t stands contains the
names OF men taken from all classes OF
citizens, professional and Iaboring men,
without regar to riches or poverty. The
ticket as completed stands as follows:
For President Charles H. Matchett of New
YORK; for Vice-President, Matthew Mcguire OF
New Jersey.
State ticket. Presidential Electors - Emil
Liess, San Francisco; l. d. Biddle, Los An
geles. ConRressmeu-Third District John II.
Eustice, Oakland; Fourth District, E. T. Kings
ley, San Francisco; Fifth Dis trict Henry Dan
iai, San Jose; sixth District. Job Hartman.
Los Angeles. Sen ator, Twenty-seventh District,
John w. Latimer, Oakland.
,, ,Assem6lymen = Twenty eighth District,
Henry Blumer, San Francisco; Twenty min tn,
John Cook. San francisco; Thirtieth, n. Fla.
shaar, San Francisco; Thirty-first, August
Schuler, San francisco; Thirty-second. c. H.
Baker, San Francisco: Thirty-th third, George Asp
den, San Francisco; Thirty fourth, F. G.. Nose
oach, San francisco; Forty-second, G. Stuben-
rauch, San francisco; Forty-third, F. Schinkel,
San Francisco; Fortv-seventh, Louis Graf,
Fru1tvale; Forty-eighth, Fred F. Veirs, Oak
land ortyninth, James ]. McCloskey. Oak
landi Fiftieth, CarlL L. Fosberg, Oakland; Fifty
first, James Andrew, Berkeley.
San Francisco municipal ticket-For NJ ayor.
Oliver Everett; Superintendent of Streets,
Aug. Muller; Police Judge Court 2, H. War
necke Sr.; Police Judge Court 8, P, Silver
stein; Police Judge Court 4, William E.
Costley.
supervisors-First Ward, G. A. Peterson
Fourth, Carl Prazak; Sixth, W. P. Baruth; Sew
enth, F. Schiller; Eighth, r. A. Copeland
Ninth, II. Warnecke Jr.; Tenth, H. F.
sahlender; Eleventh, DR.. E. A. Bohm Twelfth,
School Directors-Mrs. C. Heoht, Miss Jane
A. Roulston, A. Cont, Miss J. Beguhl, Miss A.
Strunsky, Paul Grottkau. w. Lewis. D. A.
Bean, Sidney Armer.
Oliver Everett, who heads the local
ticket. is an architect at 126 Kearny street.
August Muller, who wants to look after
the public streets, is cabinet-maker. The
two Warneckes whose names appear
among the Candidates are father ana son.
Mrs. L. Hecht is an enthusiastic Socialist
and at the last election she polled more
than half of the party vote. The candi.
dates of the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Con-
gressional districts have secured more
than sufficient number of signatures tc
have their names placed on the ticket
The same may be said of the candidate:
OF the Assembly districts, not over two OF
three being behind in this respect.
Statistical authorities state that in the
United States this year fully $4,000 Social
ist votes will be po.led. There will be
twenty tickets in the field in as many
States, whereas in 1892 there were only
seven States where they had out tickets
The Socialists believe that they will pol
| over 1877, 900 votes in this election in the
United States.
At an early hour yesterday morning the
State executive committee flung to the
breeze across Market street, near Fifth. 3
beautiful Socialist banner, with the pic,
lures of @. Il. Matchett and M. Maguire
painted thereon. Between the two is the
Socialists emblem-the mechanics arm
and upiifted hammer.