Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
NINETY-SIX IN
RACE FOR OFFICE
THlRTY-NINE PLUMS ON THE
NOVEMBER TREE
For Eight Political 5erths Mo Contests
Are In Sight Before Republican
Convention - List of
Candidates


the county election next November,
and for these offices there now are
candidates in the field.
In the case of eight of these offices
there is not likely to be any contest
before the Republican convention, only
one candidate for each having so far
made his appearance This leaves
candidates to struggle for
the other thirty-one offices, or in the,
proportion OF about three to one.
Those who will have no opposition for
the nomination for the offices to which
they aspire are Capt, ]. d. Fredericks,
district attorney; Calvin Hartwel, at
present county recorder, out for county
assessor; Charles l.. Logan, at present
deputy county treasurer, out for county
recorder; l. b. Noble, out to succeed
himself as county surveyor; II. s. q.
Mccartney, at present assemblyman
from the Seventy-second district, out
for senator from the Thirty -eighth
senatorial district, N. w. Thompson of
Alhambra. out to succeed himself as
assemblyman from the Sixty-ninth as
sembly district; P. A. Stanton, out toI
succeed himself as assemblyman from
the Seventy first assembly district and
j. p. Transue, also out to succeed him
self from the Seventy-third assembly
district.
Two for Each Place
There are eleven candidates FOR the
six places on the superior court bench
to be filed, including five of the in
cumbents. There are eight candidates
for the office of sheriff, four for the as
sembly from the Sixty-eighth district,
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sembly district. There also are four
candidates for the Office of treasurer,
five for coroner, six for supervisor from
the First district, three from the Third
district, five for township justice of the
peace and seven for constable.
The list of candidates as made up is
complete to date, and as only few
days remain before the primaries are
held IL is hardly likely that any more
will be announced.
The list is as follows:
Senator's Thirty-fourth senatorial
district-W. H. Savage, Sap Pedro, in
cumbent; G. H. Peck, San Pedro.
Thirty-sixth district-Ben w. Hahn,
incumbent Pasadena; Elmer l. Moody,
Pasadena; DIR. Henry Sherry, South
Pasadena.
Thirty-eighth district-H. S. G. Nc
Cartney (assemblyman Seventy-second
district.
n-Sixty-seventh district
N. A. Gray, Chatsworth; George S.
Case, Pasadena.
Sixty-eighth district-T. Chapman,
Rivera; P. f. Gogswell Ell Monte; Seth
Gidley, Los Nietos; H. H. Kinney, San
Dimas.
Sixty-ninth district-N. w. Thomp-
son, incumbent, Alhambra.
Seventieth district-W. r. Leeds,
secretary Republican county central
committee; S. D. Barclay, Redondo; r.
Balm, Santa Monica.
Seventy-first district-P. A. Stanton.
incumbent.
Seventy-second district-Fred E.
Pierce, w. H. Bryant.
Seventy third dstrict-J. P. Transue,
incumbent.
Seventy-fourth district-R. o. Bell,
Frank S. Forbes.
Seventy district-Percy v. Ham
mon, w. Joseph Ford, Johnstone Jones,
Clement L. Shinn.
Superior judges-One unexpired term
five full term-Charles Monroe, W. p.
James, w. M. York, G.. A. Gibbs, w.
Bordwell, incumbents; F. w. Houser,
J. C. Rives, George H. Hutton, c. c.
Bowen, w. H. Jameson, G. M. Holton.
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff-W. A. White, incumbent; w.
A. Hammel, Los Angeles; e. r. Wer-
din, Los Angeles; John Burr, San Fer
nando; H. P. Wilson, Long Beach; H.
l. Pritchard, Santa Monica; William
F. Weber, Los Angeles; John C. Cline.
Clerk-C. G. Keyes, incumbent; A.
W. Francisco, Henry E. Sherer.
Auditor-H. G. Dow, incumbent; L.
H. Schwaebe.
Recorder-Charles l.. Logan, deputy
county treasurer
Tax collector-W o. Welch, incum-
bent; E. E. Johnson, city tax collector;
John H. Gish, deputy county auditor.
District attorney-J. d. Fredericks,
incumbent.
Assessor-Calvin Hartwell, county
recorder.
Treasurer-Mark G. Jones, incum-
bent; c. l.. Heartwell, Long Beach,
John N. Hunt, deputy tax collector;
Robert Wirsching.
Superintendent of schools = Mark
Keppel, incumbent; Milo A. Tucker,
Santa Monica; G. Walter Monroe,
Whittier.
Public administrator-W. II. Wick
ersham (assemblyman Seventeen dis
tric); Frank Bryson, Charles Staples.
Coroner-Dr. J. H. Trout, incumbent;
DR.. j. M. Dunsmoor, DR.. r. F. Clark,
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