Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-11
COP. SWEEP IN
COUNTY COMPLETE
FrederickS, Tail Ender on Repub-
Iican Ticket, Has Plurality
of About 1900
HARTWELL WINS BY 1000
Many Precincts Vote Against Sa-
looms, Wineries and Pool
Room Licenses
HARTWELL WINS BY 1000

Additional country returns received
yesterday at the office of the county
clerk made no changes in election re-
suits as already announced. Inc HISS
ing precincts were expected to increase
John d. Fredericks' lead over Iholhds
Lee Woolwine for the district attorney
ship and those which reported yester-
day did increase 1t, Frederlcks, plur-
ality when the office closed for the oay
being close to 2300. Probably 1t Will go
a little beyond this. Hartwell, for cor
oner, leads DR.. Pratt by about 4ooo'
These are the only two contests on
the county ticket that were at all close
Harry Lelande for county clerk, Ed
w. Hopkins for assessor, John Hunt
for treasurer, 1. B. Noble for surveyor
C. L. Logan for recorder, w. 0. Welch
for tax collector, Walter A. Lewis tor
auditor, w. A. Hammel for sheriff ana
Frank Bryson for public administrator
each has pluralities of more than w.
600 over their Democratic opponents:
Mark Keppel, on both Republican and
Democratic tickets alike for superln-
tendent of schools, polled In excess OF
$4,000 votes.
Frank G.. Finlayson led the superior
court judicial ticket. Close to 53,OCo
voters marked a cross opposite MS
name on the official ballots. John
Perry Wood of Pasadena ran second
with approximately 10000 votes and Ca
win w. Craig brought up the rear.
Craig, however, has a plurality Of
nearly 10000 over Albert Lee Stephens,
who led the Democratic ticket. For the
unexpired term Paul j. Mccormick
seems to have polled more votes than
his two opponents combined. Republi-
can pluralities for justices of the
peace, city and township, and for con-
stables range around 10000.
All of the Republican candidates Tor
the senate and assembly were elected
and in only one district was the re-
suit close. In the seventy-fifth Lou
G. Guernsey, Democrat, held DR.. w. A.
Lamb to a plurality of less than 300
votes.
The election of Sidney Butler and the
reelection Of Capt. Manning to the
board of county supervisors will re-
deem that body from machine control,
the two men named with r. w. Prid-
ham constituting a majority of the
board, opposed to Southern Pacific do
mination.
DRY PRECINCTS INCREASED
Throughout the county the number
of "dry'' precincts has been largely
increased. Annandale has voted dry"
among others and this will mean that
longer be able to purchase a cooling
high ball after hot tramp over the
golf links. It is possible, however,
that the Country club will follow
the lead of other organizations similar
ly situated and try the locker system.
Many precincts voted against saloons,
wineries, hotel and restaurant liquor Ii
censes and pool and billiard room IL
censes. On this list, already reported
are Lomita, Fruitland, Santa Anita,
Wiseburn, Cienga, Laguna, Clearwater,
Moneta, Duarte, Willowbrook, Alta
dena, Sunland, La Verne, Belvedere
No. l and No. 2, Dominguez, Green
Meadow, Covina, Burbank, Sawtelle
No. 1, Eagle Rock, Annandale, Downey
No. 1, Lankershim, Gardena No. 1,
Hermon, Cahuenga No. /, Miramonts.
Howard, Montebello. Ivanhoe, La
Liebre, La Mirada, San Dimas, Ala
mitos, Florence, Rivera, Cerritos, Gala
basas.
In addition to the foregoing the fol-
lowing precincts voted:
Against liquor licenses: East Whit
tier, Palmdale, Spadra, San Gabriel,
Rowland, Freeman, Ballona, Lamanda
No. 1, Del Sur, Artesia, Tropico, Gar
dena No. l, Glendale, Ell Monte, La
manda No. 2, Sherman, Downey No. 2,
Wilmington.
Against wineries: Baird, Freeman,
Rowland. Tropico, Downey No. l.. Eagle
Rock, Gardena, San Dimas, La Mirada,
Ivanhoe, Montebello, Lankershim, Ell
Monte, Glendale, Sherman, Downey No.
2.
Against hotel and restaurant IL
censes: Baird, Freeman, Rowland, La
manda No. 1, Artesia, Gardena No. 1,
Downey No. 1, Eagle Rock, San Dimas,
La Mirada, Ivanhoe, Montebello, Lank-
ershim Ell Monte Glendale Lamanda
No. 2, Sherman, Downey No. 2, Palm
dale, East Whittier, Spadra, San Ga
briel, Ballona, Wilmington.
Against billiard and pool room Ii
censes: Del Sur, Artesia, Downey No.
1, Eagle Rock, San Dimas, La Mi
rada, Ivanhoe, Montebello, Lankershim,
Lamanda, Palmdale, East Whittier,
Spadra, San Gabriel, Malibu, Whining
ton.