The San Francisco call., 1898-11-07
OaklandS Sons Of Foil as Intelligent as the Man Who Belittled Them on the
 Platform.
Judge Mcguire Recommends That Nearly All the Republican County Ticket Be Elected iD Alameda All Are Tried and
 True.

| He has done his whole duty, and ac- 1 cording to MT. Mcguire should be re- 1 elected.
 l County Recorder Spear has served i the public either as an official of the | town of Berkeley or of Alameda Coun-
 ty for many years, and the Recorders s l office has never been brought into ques- | tion. It has been conducted with uni form system, and the records of this county are in perfect condition, easily i accessible and accurately kept.
 According to Mr. Mcguire, Recorder | Spear should be reelected.
 Year after year Judge Allen has been
 returned by this city to the Justice s bench, showing plainly that his em- ployers have confidence in his in- tegrity and ability. The Judge has never found 1t necessary to explain to conduct, and according to MT. Ma guire's doctrine should be elected Dis trict Attorney of this county.
 Cal Ewing has been four years chief deputy in the County Clerks office, and 1t is but right to accord to him fair measure of the praise due to the mag nif1cent administration of that depart ment. Mir. Ewing has been always at his post, always courteous and oblig- ing, was never troubled by those who
 wished to do business in his office, ever deeming it a pleasure to oblige ever DOuy. lHG COI1lQSuCS Ol LHc INS- publican party in his ability to hold office was demonstrated at San Leandro when he was nominated for County Au- ditor He has proved that he can be faithful to his duties and MT. Mcguire recommends that he be elected.
 If ever Mir. Mcguire said anything that would apply absolutely with truth to a man this remark of his applies to Supervisor Talcott. One of the farceS of this campaign has been the attempt to belittle MT. Talcott by his jealous Democratic opponents. Even the Su- perior bench has gone out of Its way to compliment MT. Talcott on his in tegrity and businesslike principles, and his splendid road and bridge work are everlasting monuments to his fitness for office. MT. Mcguire recommends his reelection.
 The Grand Jury that sat nearly a year, and certainly took plenty of time to inquire into everything wherein they thought existed the least taint of crookednesS, paid Supervisor Church a high compliment for the manner in which, as chairman of the hospital com-
 mittee, he has conducted the County Infirmary. While it is well known that many were interested in trying to be- srnirch MT. Church's record in the hope of electing a Democrat the Grand Jury
 to its credit be it said, could not avoid 1 telling the truth and their opinion of the inf1rmary has been generously sup ported by the leading physicians of this county. irrespective of school MT. Church's reelection is therefore recom- mended' by MT. Mcguire.
 Assessor Dalton has been in office six years, two as a Councilman and four as | County Assessor. He has consistently done everything that has a tendency to increase public confidence in his career and therefore should be reelected.
 Arthur Feidler, whom the Republi- cans have nominated for Treasurer, has frequently served the people of his township in official capacity, and has
 always enjoyed their confidence; George
 h. Midsummer, the County Surveyor, | has been tried and true" for many
 years, and his grades have never been l questioned or his bills criticized Oscar 1 Rogers has so thoroughly earned the | esteem of the people of Alameda that | he has been returned as City Marshal i term after term, and there is no doubt 1 that his career as Sheriff will be as 1 far above reproach as that of chief of l the police force of Alameda. All of l and the good advice of MT. Mcguire 1 should be followed in regard to each of | them.
 While 1t cannot be said that MT.
 Hawes, whom the Republicans nomi-
 mated for Public Administrator: MT. Waterman, for Superintendent of
 Schools, and Dr. Mehrmann for Coro-
 ner, have been tried and true" in the
 sense in which MT. Mcguire spoke. they
 are known as honorable citizens and
 good Republicans, worthy of public support, irrespective of party.
 STUART ". BOOTH.