The record-union., 1898-11-04
Edward ]. Dwyer, Secretary.

To the voters of the Twentieth AS
sembly District: Sacramento Is NlIaiiy
interested in the next session Of the
Legislature. Matters of great llnpol-
tance to the present and future OF our
city will be brought before that oooS
for action. 1t is absolutely necessary
in order that our city be properly rep
resented that we have competent anu
experienced Assemblymen. Ihe reg
islative session is so short that an un-
tried man be he never so willing, Is at
a disadvantage
We most strongly urge all citizens ol
the Twentieth District to support HON
Grove L. Johnson for member or the
Assembly. His ability is undoupteo'
his faithfulness to Sacramento unques-
toned; his experience is great ana VAL
ua bic, and he will therefore make US
the best representative we could posi-
bly, have. If the voters, as lndlVld-
uals, We're to employ a. man TO attend 10
their business in the Assembly no man
would hesitate a moment in employing
Mr.. Johnson. The same rule applies TO
the people. We are called upon to en-
ploy a man to attend to our public bus
mess in the Assembly and we want
the best man for the place-the one
who can do Sacramento and the State
the most good. Such man is Hon.
Grove L. Johnson.
AS citizens, as taxpayers, as persons
solicitous for the welfare af Sacra-
mento, we earnestly request all voters
to cast their ballots for Mr.. Johnson
for Assemblyman- We are fortunate in
being able to secure his services. All
should vote for him.
VIM. Land, L. L. Lewis, f. c. Akin
son, Fl. S. Kirk, VIM. Geary, NJ. j.
Curtis, William Beckman, G. w. Lo-
REM, A. G. Folger, G. A. Phinney, A.
a. Van Voorhies, Lewellyn Tozer. D.
Gillis, Frank r. Clifton, Peter New
man, H. Weinstock, P. c. Drescher, w.
p. Coleman, Lyme NJ. Potter, Cal F..
Crocker, A. ]. Newman, F. w. New
man, Fred A. Robin, George w. Ficks,
William Skeels, w. H. Sherburn, F. D.
Griffith, George NJ. Mott, William
Schaw, H. Wachhorst, H. F. G.. Wulff,
F. r. Dray, H. Bennett, Otto Hanson,
Fred KollikeT, E. G. Ebert, Henry w.
Bragg, c. Kellogg, c. Heisen, Martin
Kestler, B. L. Steinman, ]. A. Lafferty,
S. +. Darlington, Edward ]. Dwyer, NJ.
A. Washburne, NJ. Moose, w. F. Peter
son, John Haub, w. D. Comstock. j.
Frank Brown, F. F. Tebbets, Flood V.
Flint, ]. Frank Clark, George Schroth,
Ferdinand Kohler, J. G. Schroth, ]. H.
Arnold, Leon Lewis, Charles c. Per-
kins, G. w. Haub, s. Dwyer, G. K.
Daugherty E. G. Hart, F. L. Gray,
William F. Renfro, George Phillips,
William NJ. Petrie, William A. Hill
w. A Anderson, r. Davis, DR.. Charles
E, Pinkham, H. Mier, Thomas w
Huntington, S. l. Hopkins A. G.
Sweetser, S. Morris. w. F. Knox. Frank
L. Kraus, John Clauss, NJ. S. Hammer
s. Solon Holl, H. G. Melvin, w. S. SAT-
ford, J. c. Carroll, J. Olsen, Charles NJ.
Beckwith, John Scott, John T. Staf-
ford, Michael McManus, George H.
Clark, NJ Miller, F. L. Atkinson, NJ. D.,
c. n. Post, Thomas James, T. d.
SERVER H. G. Smith, w. 3. Thorpe, C.
J. Newman. Rudolph Wittenbrock, NJ.
Baxter, j. NJ. Avery, George Newman,
L. A. Upson, NJ. N. Winans, Robert
Williamson, James n. Porter, DR.. A.
H. Hawley, James /. Felter, S. Uren,
Phil Douglas, w. G. Fitch. Benjamin
Welch, J. w. Wilson. Winfield J. Davis.
George G. Locke, o. G.. Hopkins, w.
F. Cutler, James Popert, L. B. Sutliff,
Hiram Cook, S. B. Slight, F. H. Krebs,
1. f. Avery, c. G. Pearl, F. A. Shep-
herd, E. NJ. Atkinson, A. c. Kaufman,
David FalcOner. A. j. Johnston. A. P.
Catlin, w. F. George, J. J. Buckley.