The herald., 1898-06-19
fRffhOLDfRS' TICKET
WILL CONTAIN BUT THIRTY-S SIX
NAMES IN ALL
And the Citizens Charter Convention
Will Have the Only Distinctive
Ticket on the Ballot

Ticket on the Ballot
The following are the nominations for
freehoders as the names will appear on the
ballot in alphabetical order, and with the
party designation appended to each name:
Fred l.. Allies, non-partisan.
H. A. Barclay non-partisan.
Fred Baker citizens non-partisan.
]. d. Bickwell, non-partisan.
Milton Carlson, citizens non-partisan.
Aaspare Cohn, nom partisan.
Samuel J. Chapel, citizens non-parti-
san.
Edwin E. Crandall, citizens non-parti-
san.
Albert H. Crutcher~ non-partisan.
J. II. Davisson, non-partisan.
s. C. Dodge, non-partisan.
A. N. Feldschau. non-partisan.
H. w. Frank. non-partisan.
VIM. M. Garland, citizens non-partisan.
Il. L. Gbbon, non-partisan.
M. L. Graft, non-partisan.
L. A. Croft, non-partisan.
Henry T. Hazard, citizens non-partisan.
John +. Humphreys, citizens non-parti-
san.
George W. Knox, non-partisan.
c. j. Kubach. non-partisan.
H. T. Lee, citizens non-partisan and non-
partisan.
d. M. McGarry, non-partisan.
Robert McGarvin, non-partisan.
Lawry j. Mathews, citizens non-parti-
san.
]. B. Mllard, citizens non-partisan.
Octavius Morgan, non-partisan.
NJ. j. Newmark citizens non-partisan
and non-partisan.
H. w. O'Melveny. non-partisan.
Thomas Pascoe, non-partisan.
w. C. Patterson, non-partisan
A. M Stephens, citizens non-partisan.
Arthur j. Stevens, citizens non-partisan
and non-partisan.
r. H. F. Variel, citizens non-partisan
and non-partisan.
Charles Wonder Kuhlen, non-partisan.
VIM. I.eMoyne Wills, citizens non-parti-
san.
Although on the Lowell petition Of nomi-
nation, Fred Eaton and Charles II. For
man filed written withdrawal with City
Clerk Hance yesterday afternoon, and their
names will therefore not appear on the bal
lot. 1t is probable that w. c. Patterson and
H. W. Frank will also file notices of with
drawal but as they have not yet done SO.
their names are included IN the above list
1t will be noticed that the citizens nom
partisan ticket is the only one whose can
didates have a distinctive appelation, and
under the alphabetical plan of arranging
the names the voter will be wholly unable
10 pick out any other ticket without COM
hitting the separate names to memory be-
fore voting.
Quite a stir was caused in city hall circles
yesterday by the announcement that the
Lowell and Walton tickets were invali-
dated by the absence of a political desig-
nation in the heading, which reads as fol-
lows, on those two petitions:
The undersigned, electors residing
within the city of Los Angeles, county
of Los Angeles, state of California, equal
in the aggregate in number to at least
three per cent. of the entire vote cast
at the last preceding election held in
said city, do hereby nominate the fol-
lowing named freeholders and residents
of Los Angeles, Cal, to be members of
the board of freeholders of the city of
Los Angeles, CAL, to be voted for at
the special election to be held in said
city of Los Angeles, Cal, on the Sth
day of July 1898, for the purpose of
preparing and proposing a charter of
the said city of Los Angeles, under the
provisions of the constitution of the
state of California.
The claim was made that the heading
should give some name to the ticket, as is
done in, the petition for the citizens tick
et the heading of which is as follows:
We, the undersigned, duly qualified
electors of and residents in the city of
Los Angeles, aforesaid in accordance
with section 11SS of the political code of
California, do hereby nominate under
the political names of the citizens nom
partisan ticket for the office of free
holder, each to be member of the board
of fifteen freehoders to be chosen by
the electors of the city of Los Angeles,
at an election by proper authority here
tofore called to be held in said city of
Los Angeles on the Sth day of July,
the following fifteen persons, each Of
whom is duly qualified for said office
and is an eector of said city of Los
Angeles and resides in said city at the
street and residence number set oppo-
. site the name of each, as follows, to-wit:
AftefA much talking and argument the
gist Of which was that the Walton and
Lowell tickets were certainly not filed in
compliance with the law, some one dis
covered that in both petitions the political
designation was placed after the name of
each candidate instead of IN the heading
and as this was undoubtedly full compli-
ance with the law, the excitement imme-
diately subsided.
The women made an effort yesterday to
complete their petition, and about noon
filed one containing about twenty names,
which designated H. T. Lee and T. E. Glib
bon as their nominees, but it is quite prob
able that the ticket will see no further de-
velopment. An additional petition contain
ing 400 names was also filed for the citi-
zens' non-partisan ticket, apparently just
to make it good and strong as the re-
Quired number had already been filed.
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