The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
CANDIDATES DELAY
PRIMARYPETITIONS
Only Three Aspirants for San
Joaquin County Offices File
Their Lists
Ispseial Dseateh 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch TO he Call
STOCKTON, July S.-Although only
eight days remain for candidates to
file nomination petitions, only three
aspirants for county Offices have turned
in their papers. They are: J. A Plum
mer. candidate for the republican nomi-
nation for superior judge; Nate Nc
Gown. candidate for republican nominee
for public administrator; John D. Max
ey. candidate for republican nominee
for auditor and recorder.
The total registration TO date is 1905.
Registration has increased during the
week and there have been more demo-
cratic registrations than heretofore
However, the ratio is about three re-
publicans to one democrat but 1t is
said that the contests for nominations
are all on the republican side. The
total registration for San Joaquin
county last year was 1900. County
Clerk Graham expects big rush. and
IN order TO accommodate the voters
will keep his office open until o'clock
st night after July 20.
STATE CANDIDATES ACTIVE
Many candidates for nominations for
state Offices have filed their petitions.
Hiram Johnson, the Lincoln Roosevelt
nominee for the republican nomination
for governor, secured through his sup
porters here his quota of signatures
some time ago.
Curry's San Joaquin petition has also
been filed.
A r. Bogue yesterday filed the sig
natures Cor the democratic state ticket.
San Joaquin county gave the candidates
159 names. which is more than the
state committee asked for.
The democratic county central COM
mittee probably will meet next week
10 pass on draft Of a call for county
convention to elect a new county GEN.
tral committee and adopt a platform.
LIST OF ASPIRANTS
A complete list Of the candidates for
nominations for offices in San Joaquin
county follows:
J. a Plummer (R.), superior judge.
John D. MaXey lR.). auditor and recorder.
Nate 1lcCown fR.l. public administrator.
=. L. Davis lR.D. supervisor fourth district
81 s. Thresher (R.), supervisor second dis
tlict.
{. l. Newton D.). supervisor fourth district
T. fourth district.
Albert 6. Parker (R.), justice of stockton.
otto von Detten CD)- justice OF Stockton
Law T. Freitas CR@. justice of Stockton
George A. Webb D.). constable Douglass
township.
". H. Burkholder (R-l, constable Of Lodi.
c. \. Harrison (D), justice ot Douglass town
ship.
e. A. Dutschke CR-). constable at Lodi.
E H Barber (R. ,. justice Of Union township
Ernest E. Ferdun (R-), justice Of EIkhorn
township
G. N. Clark (R.). constable Union township
Z. S. Floyd (D.D, constable Elkhorn township.
Reinsldo Gallego (R-D, constable at French
Camp
J. ". Morgan (D.) constable at French Camp.
John 7. Quinn ID. justice O'Neal township.
G r. Gsrretson (R,), justice Elliott town
skip.
i. H. Turner Cd. constable Douglass town
ship.
g. N. Crawford CD.), constable o'Neal town
ship.
". ]. Ham (R.), justice Elkhorn township
J. D. Parker Cd. constable Elliott township.
N n. Beach (R.). constable at Stockton
". J. Hersom (D.). constable Of O'Neal town
ship.
q. L. Davidson lRD, constable Of o'Neal
township.
Z. n ToaI (Rl. justice Of o'Neal township
T. W Gehan (R-). constable of Elkhorn town
Ehip.