Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
Names
Thus Far Are
Chosen
Twenty-Six Are Repub-
licans, Seven Are
Democrats
OF the Republican Nominees Fif-
teen Are Selected for Indorse-
ment by the Indepen-
dents

Preferred Citizens Candidates
SheriG-W. A. Hammel (Rep. nom)
Coroner--James p. Booth Oen.)
Auditor-Herbert G. Dow (Rep. nom.)
Tax ColectOr-W. ii. Truitt, Pomona
Dcm.)
Treasurer-John N. Hunt (Rep. nom.)
Public Administrations Ii. Julian
Demo
Superintendent of schooIs-To be
filled.
Clerk--C. G. Keyes (Rep. nOm.)
RecOrder-CharIes l.. Logan (Rep.)
District Attorney-J. ID. Fredericks
(Rep. nom.)
Asessol-Ben E. Ward (Rep.)
SurveyOr-Ivory ID. Noble (Rep. nOm.)
Judge Supreme Court, short term-M
It. Owens, Whittier (Rep.)
Judges--James Rives (Rep)
Supreme Court, long term-Waltel
Brodwcll (Rcp- nOm), NJ. X. Young
tDem), II. l.. Winder (Dem). One
place to be filed.
Supervisor Third distrfct-W. A
Lamb (RepD
Thirfy-sixth District-CharIes w. Bell
(Rep)
(Rep.)
AssembIymen--
Sixty-seventh District-To be filed.
Sixty-eighth District-PrescOtt +.
COgswell (Rep. nOm)
Sixty-ninth Decentralization w.
Thompson (Rep. nom)
Sevcntieth District-WaIter Leeds
(Rep. nOm)
Seventy-frst District-Dr. w. L..
Brown (Rep.)
Seventy-secOnd District-TO be filed.
Seventy-third District-JOhn TOpham
(Demo
Seventy-fourth District-To be filled.
Seventy-ffth District-H. 5. Williams
(Rep)
justices Of the Peace, city-William
Fredericton and Joseph F.. Chambers
(Rep. nOms.), one to be filled.
Justices of the Peace, township, one
to be illed-D. A. Schweitzer (Rep)
Albert Lee Stephens Dem.)
COnstables-J. III. De la Monte and l..
G. Cleveland (Iiep. nOms.)
After sessions which have been al
most continuous for the past two weeks
the executive committee of the citizens
county committee last night practically
completed it's work.
Tonight at a meeting of the main
tive committee will present its report.
The selections made by the executive
comittee will not be considered nomina-
tions until they have been accepted by
the committee of one hundred, but in
view of the intense interest being taken
in the Independent movement, 1t was
voted by the executive committee at its
meeting last night to make public the
names of the candidates thus far Sc
lected
The positions of superint tendent Of
schools one judge for the long term on
the superior bench, assemblymen from
three districts and one justice of the
peace for the city yet remain to be filled
before the report of the executive COM
mittee is presented to the general COM
mittee tonight.
Divisions as to Parties
OF the thirty-three men selected
twenty-six are Republicans and seven
are Democrats.
Fifteen of the nominees of the Repub-
lican convention at Venice are selected
for places on the citizens ticket.
They are as follows:
Sheriff-W. A. Hammel.
Auditor-HerbertG G, Dow.
Treasurer-John N. Hunt.
Clerk-C. G. Keyes
District attorney-J. d. Freedricks
Surveyor-IVory b. Noble.
Judge superior court-Walter Bord-
well.
Supervisor, First district-C. D. Man
ming.
en-Sixty-eighth district,
Prescott f. Coggswell; SiXty-ninth,
Newton w. Thompson; Seventieth,
Walter Leeds.
Justices of the peace, city-William
Frederlckson and Joseph f. Chambers.
Constables-J. II. De la Monte and L.
G. Cleveland
Some of the Candidates
James p. Booth, the selec tion for cor
oner, now resides In Los Angeles He
once was editor of the Needles Eye and
for ten years served as sheriff Of San
Bernardino county.
w. II. Truitt, selected as tax collector,
is a well known resident OF Pomona.
M. Il. owens of Whittier for the
short term ON the superior bench, has
served on the bench in Los Angeles
county.
M. X. Young and T. l.. Wilder for