The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Minor CANDIDATES
in SAN joaquin
Nominees Chosen for Justices of
Peace and Constables and
Delegates to Convention
Especial Dispatch TO The Call


and county Offices having been pretty
thoroughly ascertained, attention has
been directed today to the minor skir-
mishes-the justice and constable nonai-
pations.
Otto Won Detten (incumbenD had no
opposition for the nomination on the
democratic ticket for justice of the po-
lice court. His opponent at the general
election will be Law T Freitas. A. c.
Parker, the present justice of the
Stockton township court, also had no
opposition on the republican side. His
opponent will be John Webster.
D. J. Looney of Tracy not only Sc
cured the democratic nomination for
justice, but defeated w. H. May for the
republican nomination. E. Gieseke also
secured the two nominations.
In Elkhorn township w. j. Ham de-
feated Ernest F. Ferdun for the re-
publican nomination for justice. Frank
A. Henning is the democratic nominee.
The fight for the republican nomination
for constable was a three cornered con-
test w. II. Burkholder, incumbent,
won. E. s. Floyd is the democratic
nominee. having had no opposition.
According TO returns from Douglass
township c. H. Harrison got the demo
cratic nomination for justice. A. B.
Spencer received the republican nomi-
nation c. A. Webb has both the re-
publican and democratic nominations
for constable
Arthur Roberts was nominated JUS
tice of the peace on the republican
ticket in Dent township. H J. strother
received the republican nomination for
constable. The democratic nominee
viii be Charles Pryor.
A. Roberts defeated T. Hearty for the
democratic nomination for justice.
In Liberty precinct W. II. Keen is
the republican nominee for justice and
J. c. Keeling the nominee for consta-
BILE. .. NJ. Denehy is the democratic
nominee for justice. Keeling and Z.
NJ McKindley are tie for the demo-
cratic nominal tion for constable. They
each have seven votes. This is a puz-
zle for the supervisors to solve.
In Castoria township J. H. Southwell
had no opposition for the republican
nomination for justice. His opponent
is J. II. Scott.
R. Gallegos is the republican nomi-
nee for constable and j. W. Scott the
democratic nominee.
+. II. Barber is the republican nomi-
nee for justice of Union township and
g. NJ Clark for constable. They have
no opposition.
O'Neal township furnished contests
that created a great deal of interest.
There were three candidates for the
republican nomination for justice.
namely, L. NJ. Toal, T. r. Stribley. A.
Patterson. Toal was successful. The
candidates for the republican nomina-
ton for constable were H. L. Davidson,
II. L. Hall and Roy Jones. Davidson
won the fight. John T. Quinn had no
opposition for the democratic nomina-
tion for justice. w. J. Hersom defeated
g. N. Crawford and J. NJ. Causey for
the democratic nomination for con-
stable.
sr,,a 5o1o-,.oe - .ho -a,,,ht;oao and
democratic county conventions elected
! by the voters of the country precincts
follow:
oCKEFoRD-Republican delegates-w. b.
ambrose 5 : Jones J. ~ Miller r. 1; Gar.
&c. r. Montgomery, o. V. Knudsen.
MACky Republican, 2. Fitzgerald; dem
ocratic Z. g. Myers.
ELLIOTT -Republican-C. F. Wakefield, Z. L..
Brown; democratic.G. X. Campbell, with one
I Thorn r p prrsot. and NJ W. o.cb yoia1 ns
whom received one vote.
CLEMENTS -Republican-w- B. Rainey, L.
J. Megerle, George Clements; democratic-S. F.
Anderson, S. ]. Anglum.
BANTA-Republican-B Canale. James Ans
E. Meyer and ". J. Mitchell
/ TULE-R Republican. James Hooper; demo-
Republican, Joseph woodward;
democratic, Davis f. Deller-
Republican, L. Strong, An
drew Hansen; democratic-E. c. Carson, r. d.
FAIR oAKs-Republican-o H. Craig F. G.
Garlick. G. H. Hatfield. L. sapiro, Joseph Bog
T.. Belveal. ]. NJ. Clark.
-Republican-Robert Stacy, II.
B. Riggin. A. Hamlet, J. Bosscian, H. L. David
son, J. c. Grider. L. NJ. Toal. F. E. Morse. ].
7. Woods; democratic-J. Charbonnini, F. c,
Gamoch. W. S. Hersom. P. Carney, R. A. Rea.
wAKEFIELD-Rep Republican,. J. McAdams,
II, A. Wood; democratie-L B. Stevenson.
SOUTH LoDI-Regublican-H n Bodsn. viii
John Maygines, s. Ferdun, A J. Welnart. W. H.
Thompson, j. W. Dougherty; democratic =.
Anderson, George Greenwell, J. c. Scott, B. F.
ELKHoRN = Republican,. Pixley, Henry
Pope. NJ c; Dow, J; H. High. P. H. Tindell: ].
beT: Z; 4: Klss; democratic "; v Johnstone
J. Cook, J. NJ. Blodgett, John Guggolz. F. A.
Dougherty, Max Elwert, NJ. Foccaci, John Wal
Ter, Edward Brie5enbscher and B: Reinfert
Sellers. Hillard E. welch.
WATERLOO NO. Republican George Mil
| WATERLOO No 2-Republcan-G W. Ash
Russell, w. C. Looper. Z. W. Barnhart. E. ].
Little, S. Sanguinetti. S. p. Elliot; democratic
NIGHTENGALE-Rep -Republican-G NJ French,
William Journey, Arthur Bacon; democratic
To choose from w B: Toai, B. Austin, ].
KERRICK- -Republican-J. H. Skin, A. d.
Aldrich; democratic-P. j. Brennan.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NlRle!, j. De
ME, W. ID. Hall, and one TO be selected from
among b. Fl. von Claim, G. r. Filoon, S. Potter,
6. Brennan, c. Sutlin, j. F. Brennan and J.
Poyner; democratic-John Campbell, T. f.
Hearty. f. ID. Bainbridge, and one to be selected
from among II. j. Strother and NJ. ]. Cosgrif.
/ LINDEN-Repubican-W Fl. Bonham, F. s.
Israel ]. III. Grimsley, Charles PerTyman, l.. E.
Alling, A. L. Bonham and A. n. Davis demo
cratie-R. c. Gruell, G. II. Turner W. II. Potts
| c. H. Grupe, and one TO be chosen from among
Joe Ross Dave Board and z. J. Hughes.
Republican,. C. Lewis, f. A
| Creary; democratic-James Watkins.
/ FARMINGT0N-Republic III. Hewitt, A.
| G. Campbell. NJ. J. Drais Jr.; democratic-T. ]
! Drais, and one to he selected between T. J.
| Brooke and f. j. Groves.
FRENCH CAMP-Republiean-S Rhoads, ]
| y. Jones, Carl Walter L. " Peterson, B. W
Salmon. W. J. Rhoads: democrs tic-I.orenzt
Hurd. c. w Anderson, Charles de Leigh, B. NJ
! Bainbridge W. r. Matthews.
/ neutrality-suspicious. W. wetherbee, C.
| NJ Cushing, A. A. Hoerl Marc Ltchheid, VII
liam Ryhner, William Russell; democratic-F
! D. Thompson. r. NJ. Jones. c. ID. Snow.
I neutrality-suspicious. Van Gelder Z. s
| Ferguson, J. w. Wakefield, W. S. Blodgett. r
/ II. Needham. c. W. Van Gelder William Bal
| lsntyne. c. W. Howard; democratic--J. z. No
lam James Turner, ]. G. Woodson, G. P. Stat
ford. Alonzo Ray.
4 -Republcan-Frank Hutchinson, j. a
/ Moulton. Fred Willie. H. II. Clendenin; demo
! cratic-H. A Buchanan, J. A. McCausland, W,
A. Freshour
II T-Republican-Leland Meyer Petel
/ Ohm; democratic-R. ]. Heeney, Peter Ohm.
II -Republican-Herman L. Bruins
! T. VI. Collins; democratic-Herman L. Bruns
II Republican,. o. Housken. D. r